This month, the overflight of two Russian military aircraft provoked a note of protest from Colombia.
He's collected countless thought-provoking notes, and is now publishing them in a book which he expects to be out later this month.
Nickel-plated items are noted for provoking nickel allergy.
The Chanel creative director was the first high-fashion designer to link up with fast-fashion chain H&M, provoking the New York Times to note, "The long-held industry belief that lower-price collections ultimately dilute a brand's value does not seem to apply to Mr. Lagerfeld".
It can tell us how our minds are made to hear music, and how groups of notes provoke neural connections, but not why Mozart is more profound than Manilow.
While there, to make ends meet, he played the piano (anther passion for which he'd had great plans) and later, not enjoying it, found his grumbling and wrong notes provoked a better reaction than anything else he did.
"This focus on feelings reached its apex in Donald Trump's acceptance speech, which was light on concrete policy but heavy on provoking strong emotions," said Oliver, noting that the candidate's claims about surging crime, illegal immigration and unemployment are not supported by the facts. .
In a televised interview on Euronews, he said he had evidence that the hundred-ruble note provoked unhealthy curiosity: he had personally seen a little boy and a little girl closely examining the bill and pointing to the region of the body in question.
"I once had this Australian journalist call me and she said to me: 'Has it ever occurred to you that you are the only woman in the world to have seen both Steve Jobs and Bob Dylan naked?' I told her: 'But not at the same time.'" The mention of Dylan provokes a solitary note of reserve as Baez looks back on her life.
Trump's suggestion, it noted, "provoked anger, support and even hilarity" in Britain.
Quote of note: Said designer Donatella Versace in the program notes, "I wanted to celebrate construction and deconstruction, provoking by taking away fabric, to make couture modern". .
