Wolff makes an extreme and provocative case.
Over at Grantland, Mark Harris makes a provocative case for eliminating the best animation Oscar.
She makes a provocative case: that while breast cancer does kill men, we rightly focus on it as a female disease.
While Maggie commits no actual sin – she has not slept with Stephen Eliotot seems to be making the provocative case that neither has she.
Mr. McGinniss puts forth a provocative case for doubting Ms. Palin's account of Trig's birth, which involved a round trip between Alaska and Texas while she was supposedly in labor.
Last year, when the Denver specialists published their provocative case reports in The New England Journal of Medicine, many observers assailed their work and called it a back-door method of performing euthanasia.
At the very least, however, the research makes a provocative case that income inequality needs to be thought through carefully; and that the increase in Chinese imports offers some clear benefits to low-wage Americans.* "Inequality and Prices: Does China Benefit the Poor in America?" March 2008.
In one provocative case reported in Chicago yesterday, a patient who received the gene therapy and then stopped taking antiretroviral drugs had HIV return within a month, as typically happens when people interrupt their treatment.
A provocative case that most leadership advice is baloney and the entire industry is broken.
We report a provocative case of UC with profound rheumatologic involvement directly preceded by Clostridium difficile infection and accompanying fever, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, and arthritis.
