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When the new album Red Flag arrives next month, it might provoke even more surprise.

"There was huge apprehension in government about the cuts programme and what it might provoke".

The MTA banned one ad because of fears it might provoke violence.

But a professor of Middle Eastern studies named Denise Spellberg advised Random House that it might provoke violence.

"They told us they're worried it might provoke the soldiers into firing at us," Jalal said.

It might provoke Western boycotts of some ASEAN meetings, undermining ASEAN's central role in regional security.

In many areas of our own country, it might provoke outrage.

Berisha and Mustafaj argued against leaving Student City, because it might provoke a bloody confrontation with the state.

"It seems like it might provoke a response, which none of us want," said 34-year housewife Svetlana.

But it is afraid that a bigger crackdown might provoke discord in Hamas's own ranks.

The council's members, it seemed, feared the reaction their decision might provoke.