Moves may be afoot to redecorate the interior, which contains unique frescoes showing the life of St Cyril.That thought has provoked anguish among Ukrainians who fear that their country's religious and cultural heritage is being bought, taken or spoiled by their neighbours to the north.
It is wonderful that social media allow people to candidly articulate how physical conditions provoke anguish, depression and terror and, if they can, to suggest antidotes.
Chanrai was just one member of an extended cast of foreign owners who came and went from the South Coast in swift fashion – the names Sacha Gaydamak, Sulaiman Al-Fahim and Vladimir Antonov are likely to provoke similar anguish if mentioned in these parts.
The franc instantly shot up by 30%, provoking howls of anguish from Swiss firms.
Predictably, his innovative suggestion has provoked howls of anguish from the unions.Labour has left it late to get serious about welfare reform.
Like the French and their vin rouge or the Indians and their cricket, yesterday's advice that we should make do with less of it was bound to provoke cries of anguish.
He omitted to mention the fractious meetings that took place months beforehand, the irritation of many military commanders – and the remarkable mistake that provoked so much anguish across Whitehall.
The expulsion of one of the world's oldest Christian communities provoked condemnation and anguish from figures as diverse as the pope and Iraq's prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, who lambasted the Islamic State (Isis) for its "criminality and terrorism".
Nowhere does this question provoke more anguish for me than in my work challenging the solitary confinement of children.
Jenufa takes out her anguish on Laca, mocking and provoking him to the point where he slashes her face, and thus both mother and daughter kick loose the boulder that will turn into an avalanche, tearing everything down with it.
But the government agent spoils this idyll, this pompous trigger-happy gung-ho type who discovers the harmless giant and calls out the army, which looses off its biggest guns, provoking in the giant his own semi-dormant automatic weapons system, to the giant's own stammering anguish: "I... not... gun".
