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A few volcanic centers in the vicinity of the Bella Bella and Gale Passage dike swarms, such as Helmet Peak and Kitasu Hill, which are members of the Milbanke Sound Group, may represent the westernmost of the Anahim volcanoes, but their ages are significantly different, provoking on-going questions about their origin and connection to other regional volcanic activity.

Among politicians and members of the public (through on-line discussions), the coverage provoked on-message as well as off-message reactions.

The problem is the sensitivities it provoked on the Russian side.

It is clear that he aims to surprise and provoke on a grand scale.

How did she deal with all the hostility the film provoked on its French release?

And despite the nationwide protests and media handwringing provoked on each occasion, few analysts expect decisive action to stop the slaughter.

(Anyway, the Soviet dream and its attendant nightmares have passed more or less peacefully into history, along with the passions it provoked on all sides).

While it's easy to be dismissive of the book's trendy, self-conscious design, the volume provokes on levels both aesthetic and intellectual -- often in maddening ways.

So, in the end, all you can really do is ask questions and try to provoke on the spot the same sort of thought process that an experienced pediatrician would go through anyway.

Low temperature is a major environmental constraint for plants as a result of the injury provoked on leaf photosynthesis.

The sleeping period of node S i must consider the impact it may provoke on the transmission of the neighbor sensors that use it as a router.