That is an old problem, one that played a huge role in the first phase of the financial crisis and provoked a need for the Vienna Initiative in the first place.
Perhaps the nature of England's rivalry with Germany provokes a need simply to hammer them, by fair means or fluky, whereas the relationship with and perception of Holland means that England must be seen to have beaten them on a purer, more intellectual level.
According to a Stanford University study, participants who felt awe -- defined as "the emotion that arises when one encounters something so strikingly vast that it provokes a need to update one's mental schemas" -- felt like they had more time available and were less impatient.
Findings such as these usually provoke a cry of "We need more women in science!" and organisations wheel out a spokesperson to explain that girls should be encouraged to study science at university.
At least Looking was provoking a much needed conversation.
As a result, a commodity-price downturn need not provoke a recession: the government can take up some of the economic slack.
Finance Minister Maria Luis Albuquerque warned parliament that investor confidence was already waning, while failure to cut the budget deficit in line with Lisbon's EU commitments could provoke a new debt crisis and need for another bailout.
