On its own, Javelin, from Brooklyn by way of Providence, doesn't stir up quite the same maelstrom.
"Nobody wants to edit a paper that isn't read, or doesn't stir up controversy from time to time," he said.
They can't do much to insist that the press doesn't twist or misrepresent the facts, doesn't stir up hatred with relentless falsification.
He also pointed out that when the scuffle hoe was not used as an aid in getting up, it was a superb weed decapitator, one that doesn't stir up the soil and thus encourage other weed seeds to sprout.
She has been a sensible chairman and she doesn't stir up trouble.' Significantly, shadow Chancellor, George Osborne yesterday came to her defence, describing her as 'someone of enormous integrity and honesty,' but so far Cameron has declined to offer his support in public.
The Christians should be left alone as long as they did not stir up trouble.
Another copper sheet, pierced through with uneven rows of holes, did not stir up the same emotions.
Activists had to agitate for fair compensation and relocation terms, and to ensure the demolitions were safe and did not stir up contaminants.
Mr. Rouse will be represented by his Quartet No. 2; Mr. Torke's works are "Do Not Stir Up Love (Five Songs of Solomon)" and "Corner in Manhattan".
But on this day of Sotomayor's confirmation and Ali's visit, Big Papi did not stir up much anger, or even make-believe anger.
There is the welfare state to coddle the citizenry; the toleration of extremist clerics so that they do not stir up the masses; and the payoffs to other regimes, including a Pakistan with nuclear capability, to keep them friendly.
