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The way Paris is presented in particular, as our representative as well as a man of his own era, provokes interesting questions rather than irritation about inaccuracies.

These writers are particularly skeptical of the appropriation project outlined in section 3 and their skepticism provokes interesting questions about what it is we do when we do the history of philosophy.

A combination that can provoke interesting reactions to football failure.

The Morgan run-out has provoked interesting Twitter-based discussion between our own Lord Michael of Selvey and the Sun's John Etheridge on whether it was Morgan's own fault or cricket's fault.

As integers in a clever puzzle they function efficiently, and as modern versions of the various archaic beings - the Crypteia and so forth - that the novel's schema requires them to embody at various times, they provoke interesting ideas.

He concluded that it "was one of those stories that you would only find in Doctor Who, and shows once again that the series can provide genuine thought-provoking, interesting drama alongside its thrills and spills".

All of which provokes some interesting questions.

This programme certainly provokes some interesting questions: how narrow is the line twixt good and bad?

This notion, articulated most incisively by Thomas Hoving, a former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, provokes an interesting thought experiment.

This provokes an interesting confrontation between Jean and Noirin about the responsibilities of friendship, and eventually leads to Noirin making a decisive life change.

Why go there and do it?" This provokes an interesting discussion on what the role of a western musician is when dealing with African bands – has Farrell taken over?