Mr. Campbell, who was in Malaysia, also reiterated the Obama administration's stance that the security treaty between the United States and Japan applies to "any provocative set of circumstances".
If a production later this season of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," directed by Robert Falls, makes its way from the Goodman Theater in Chicago to Broadway (as is the hope), New York stages will have a provocative set of Albee bookends.
Best are Herzog's interrogations of "moral incoherence" when it comes to the treatment of animals, especially in a brief consideration of Nazi animal-protection laws and in a provocative set piece that pits cockfighting against a Chicken McNugget Happy Meal.
"It's a provocative set of findings," says Tom Gilovich, a psychologist at Cornell University.
Sheryl has provided a very, very provocative set of arguments that 1) That's not actually working and 2) That managers, both female and male, actually have to take gender on squarely".
A provocative set of readings discuss the discovery that peptic ulcers have a bacterial origin (Associated Press, 2005; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2005).
Sander's brand of engaged objectivity — five excellent examples of which open this savvy, provocative show — set the standard for the sort of straightforward, carefully observed portraiture at which fashion photographers often excel.
$23. "OUR bodies," writes the unnamed narrator of Betsy Tobin's provocative novel set in rural 17th-century England, "are the safe house of our passions, but there are limits to what they will contain.
A provocative premise set in a volatile time period, the heart of the civil rights movement when race relations in the rural south were explosive.
If there's any musical genre synonymous with pacifism, it's folk music, so this provocative opening sets us up to wonder what a guitar-picking folk musician could have done to warrant that.
