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It also has some provocative points to make about the duplicity and ruthlessness of the section of upper-class English society desperate to appease Hitler, if only to preserve its own way of life at all costs.

Mexico's president-elect, Vicente Fox, has some provocative if premature ideas about cross-border immigration.

Bok also has some provocative things to say about research.

However, Mackey makes some provocative points -- the most interesting being that a powerful set of non-governmental solutions also exist.

But we certainly respect Julie's comments about it, which raise some provocative points about male depictions of female sexuality both onscreen and in the culture at large".

Ms. Hooper's schoolteacher had some provocative ideas about storytelling herself.

But the Texas governor came out swinging with it tonight: "Maybe it's time to have some provocative language in this country".

"Now that the app is launched, Menno, Sander and I have some provocative ideas about new features," says Sterling.

They would not return home until they had created a scene that would make them laugh, or cry, or had some provocative thought.

Our data, therefore, have some provocative implications for the use of 'markers' in developmental biology.

Soderbergh has some revealing and provocative points to make about how the prices of everyday foodstuffs are manipulated.