A decade and a half after Every and Kidd, piracy rose once more, incited by a 1713 peace that made killing Spaniards illegal again and by a 1715 hurricane that spilled Spanish gold off the coast of Florida, like so much blood into a shark tank.
"The guns, the rubber bullets and the dogs probably did more to incite people".
Recognizing this and hoping to eliminate Peter, the figurehead of her rivals, Sophia tried once more to incite the streltsy against the Naryshkins (August 1689); many of the streltsy colonels, however, supported Peter, who overthrew Sophia and forced her to enter the Novodevichy Convent in Moscow (September 1689).
"Attempts by the irreconcilable opposition to increase tension even more and incite violence cause particular alarm," Moscow said in a statement.
But while email is used by more consumers to receive messages from companies, Twitter and Facebook are more effective at inciting a purchase, the study found -- with Twitter emerging as the big winner.
The last thing the world needs now is him inciting more resentments and anxieties.
Many members of Mr. Chirac's party have urged him to use special constitutional powers to delay imposing the law pending negotiations, to avoid inciting more anger among protesters.
— Emma Allen The last time I shared what I was reading, nearly a year ago, I griped about my Nook, which I had recently received as a birthday gift — inciting more ire from blog commenters than I could have ever imagined.
While many of our readers admitted to feeling ashamed, cowardly or guilty for not speaking out, they also acknowledged that large crowds were intimidating and that they were afraid of inciting more trouble.
