The problem is the sensitivities it provoked on the Russian side.
(Anyway, the Soviet dream and its attendant nightmares have passed more or less peacefully into history, along with the passions it provoked on all sides).
Trump's sudden distaste for "the wedge of disunity"—a wedge he has used with such abandon that he could just as well brand it, gild it, and have his sons sell it was so obviously at odds with his public persona that it provoked, on the Democratic side of the aisle, bitter laughter.
Unfortunately, what it provoked on Libby's part seems to be revealing the identity of Wilson's wife". Soon afterward, on June 23 , 2003 Libby met with Miller and told the Times reporter that Wilson's wife might work at a CIA bureau.
(Anyway, the Soviet dream and its attendant nightmares have passed more or less peacefully into history, along with the passions it provoked on all sides). On the other hand, an awful lot of good things have happened nearer to home because Pete Seeger made them happen.
Trump's sudden distaste for "the wedge of disunity" — a wedge he has used with such abandon that he could just as well brand it, gild it, and have his sons sell it — was so obviously at odds with his public persona that it provoked, on the Democratic side of the aisle, bitter laughter.
You read material and it provokes you on some level, and the reason you make the movie is to find out why it made you feel all those things.
But those who have been there say it provokes strong reactions on all sides, even self-loathing, because friendship is held as a sacred bond.
What the pianist Dick Hyman set out to prove in "Blues After Dark," a concert he produced on Wednesday as part of his annual Jazz in July series at the 92nd Street Y, was that the blues is merely a familiar device in musical language; the associations it provokes depend entirely on context.
Among politicians and members of the public (through on-line discussions), the coverage provoked on-message as well as off-message reactions.
