According to Falkoff's clients, a mass suicide attempt at Guantánamo, in August, 2003, in which two dozen or so detainees tried to hang or strangle themselves, was provoked by instances of Koran mistreatment — including one in which the text was allegedly wrapped inside an Israeli flag and stomped on.
The clearance of dying cells has only rarely been studied in the context of infection transmitted by the bite of arthropod vectors that will in most instances provoke a massive inflammatory, wound healing response in the skin.
The disillusionment of Muslims here and at a nearby school that shelters thousands who fled the mob violence reflects the broader anger and disappointment of the city's Muslims at a police force that failed to protect them and a state chief minister who blamed Muslims for provoking the worst instances of mob violence directed at them.
The same bottlenecks and artificial selection forces that generated these breed-specific features have, in some instances, provoked undesired health effects.
More subtle instances may provoke hedging and justification.
It is something Les Bleus do not always provoke, but in this instance, it was beyond doubt.
I've read things he did and said, even aside from the Jewish issue – the way he treated friends, for instance – that provoke abhorrence.
He was most easily taken in short doses, often at his best when provoked by some instance of conspicuous stupidity.
(The eminent domain case Kelo v. City of New London, for instance, provoked a populist outcry in 2005).
In the post-war boom they were one of the country's big clubs - in the early 50s, for instance, provoking gasps around Britain when they brought Billy Steel back to Scottish football from Derby County for an unheard-of £17,500.
