And every word and hysterical inflection of their pitched battles, in which she repeatedly provokes him to lose his temper, rings painfully true.
Since presidential overreaching has repeatedly provoked judicial backlash, the Bush administration may have itself to blame for its recent judicial defeats.
In interviews, several Peking University students said they were unaware of Professor Xia's case, and the few who were aware were unsympathetic, saying he had crossed a line by repeatedly provoking the party.
Lavasani, a devout believer in the Iranian Revolution, had repeatedly provoked his captors during the siege.
Although AfD is often careful to distance itself from more politically toxic extremist groups and violent rhetoric, it has repeatedly provoked scandals after its officials made statements downplaying the Holocaust or siding with far-right activists.
While hiding out at his private golf club in New Jersey, his gold-plated apartment in New York City, and — for eight hours — the White House, the president repeatedly provoked North Korea into making a specific threat against Guam, thanked Vladimir Putin for expelling hundreds of Americans from the embassy in Russia, and delivered a passionate defense of white supremacists and Nazis.
The R122H transgenic mouse failed to develop a spontaneous pancreatitis but a repeatedly provoked cerulein-induced pancreatitis led to a slightly more severe pancreatitis.
Stephen B. Mischo, the panel moderator and since Monday the incoming chapter president, had to prod repeatedly to provoke questions.
It was clear from the outset that the tables had turned, as Mr. Romney repeatedly tried to provoke Mr. Gingrich, who has built up a reputation as a formidable debater.
The older kids would shout rude retorts in Dari to those who treated them badly; for a while they would say, "Give me just one kiss," repeatedly, just to provoke a reaction.
