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The amiable, bearded Mr. Groening is taking a child's delight in every aspect of the program's success, from the Emmy Award it won this September to the criticism it provokes from offended authority figures.

Not the most beautiful but unbeatable for the emotion it provoked from Koreans and Italians.

The most common query it provoked from respondents was: "What's heterosexuality?"That British gays wanted to stand up and be counted says much for national tolerance.

That was the backdrop for Mr. Paul's criticism of using federal power even for worthy-sounding goals like civil rights - and the backlash it provoked from fellow Republicans.

His e-mail, and the responses it provoked from members of the Army intelligence community across Iraq, are illustrative of the mind-set of the U.S. military during this period.

He writes of his mix of happiness and depression after winning the Nobel Prize —"frightened by what happens to me, what I have not asked for" — and the angry attacks it provoked from the Paris left.

Almost all the anecdotes it provokes come from the traditional manufacturing sector.

There is something deep and dark in this material for Burr, and it's not surprising that it provokes strong and divergent responses from his audience.

Reaching 35% of the UK's web population in any given month, it provokes both envy and criticism from the commercial competition.

When it was first shown in Times Square in 1987, in a much smaller version, it provoked outrage from passersby who missed its point about the invisibility of Latin America inside the United States.

They settled this match with three goals inside 10 minutes – a demolition full of style and ruthlessness, although it began with a comical cross from Aleksandar Kolarov that ballooned so high it provoked laughter from those who had made what would have been a tortuous, rain-sodden journey down from Wearside.