Past police confrontations that ended in the deaths of black citizens often incited waves of protest that swept the city.
Many worried that the killing of Bin Laden would turn him into a martyr and incite waves of new violence by followers.
In the early 1990s, the party split into two factions, inciting a wave of unsolved killings.
On July 26, militants from the sect attacked a police station in Bauchi State, inciting a wave of militant violence that spread to three other northern states.
Ahead of his talks with Kerry, the Israeli prime minister took a hard line, pointing the finger at Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas for inciting the wave of attacks.
He stays there for months, eating food slipped past the door, exercising on a stationary bike, and inciting a wave of Milo Madness.
The weekend violence, coupled with recent statements by senior Chinese officials, suggests that Beijing has no intention of loosening the restrictions in Tibetan areas that many rights advocates say are inciting a wave of self-immolations.
His relentless anti-vice campaign, which finally succeeded in 1942, when the city's last burlesque house closed, only increased the entertainment's allure, driving the public to New Jersey in ever greater numbers and inciting a wave of support from civil-liberties groups and the intelligentsia.
(Oddly, the government was much quieter when, last year, a newspaper incited a wave of anti-paedophile vigilantism, resulting in attacks on, among others, a paediatrician).
Marine officials were also attempting to identify the person who shot the video, which emerged early Thursday and has incited a wave of anti-American sentiment at a delicate moment in the decade-long war in Afghanistan.
