"It's a provocation for the market," said Mr. Perrone, who is 39.
"Historically, it was a provocation for black men to wear the uniform, to claim that role," Stevenson said.
And if his reticence about his own private life has been a provocation for some people, he has also helped these people by providing them with forms of suspicion, methods of investigation.
The careless desecration of their holiest text was a provocation too far for many Afghans already suspicious of foreign forces and cynical about broken promises of peace and prosperity.
The owner of the venue was concerned it would be "a provocation" Promotional brochure for Skopje's gay Rainbow Festival The Rainbow Festival, three days of gay films, was virtually ignored by the Skopje public Filip is upfront about his sexual orientation.
"The little green men are no different than the ploy that Hitler used to start World War II's attack against Poland where he dressed up German soldiers in Polish uniforms and had them attack a German radio station and kill a bunch of people, and claimed that was a provocation and used it for an attack.
Thus the methodology posed in this paper is not merely a provocation for video research for teachers and learners in classrooms where learning takes place.
Palestinians say that Ariel Sharon's visit to the Temple Mount was a deliberate provocation for his own political purposes, and that is true.
We reasoned therefore, that the standard manoeuvre was unlikely to be an adequate provocation for cough headache; coughing induces a particularly marked CSF pressure increase [11 13], with intra-abdominal pressures exceeding 100 cm H2O [14].
Tradition is presented as a resource and a provocation for thinking and creativity: whereas sameness is the currency of a conservative conception of tradition, instability, questions and the challenge of otherness are the drivers of Gadamer's more dialogical concept of tradition.
"I believe our entire country is a possible target for provocations".
