The accounting firm wants to protect itself from lawsuits, without antagonizing its client, who can, if sufficiently provoked, find another accounting firm.
We like to provoke, to find new challenges, to be told something's impossible and to do it anyway.
The high prevalence of incipient caries in patients undergoing fixed orthodontic treatment has been an issue of concern for many years, provoking researchers to find treatment modalities to counteract this phenomenon.
"This is a very thought-provoking find based on a really impressive data set," said Josh Van Buskirk, a zoologist at the University of Zurich who was the lead author of the only other paper investigating changes in bird size in North America.
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One that I find myself provoking just 'cause it's fun.
And this resentment — which I have a feeling I'm provoking more of here — finds its way into the stories themselves, expressed either as glowering self-pity or bullying machismo.
A heightened anxiety provoking situation was also found to have a direct effect on the perceived predictability of an intercultural health interaction partner.
Henry Wood had already banned the deputy system in the Queen's Hall Orchestra (provoking rebel players to found the London Symphony Orchestra), and Beecham followed suit.
In spite of this, some transmembrane proteins that promote cancer cell migration, invasiveness and metastasis by provoking cell motility were found to be down-regulated by calpain-mediated proteolytic degradation [ 51].
(Is this where we have to choose between X-ray vision and flying?) Losing our definition of life can provoke us to find new kinds of living things in places we hadn't thought to look; it could also just leave us confused about who, and what, we are.
