Luckily, these days she incites more of a sisterly spirit of collaboration, as evidenced by Bionic's many contributors, including riot grrrl feminists Le Tigre.
"She incited as close to a riot as anything I've heard of since the premiere of The Rite of Spring," he says.
The droplet Fitzgerald furnishes is a world, not the world as we know it but as she incites us to suspect it.
But, as an attractive young divorcee, she incited lust, gossip and jealousy, and was forced out after a smear campaign in which Marie Stopes played a leading part.
Once she appeared out of nowhere (defined by New Yorkers as anywhere not New York), it was unsurprising that she incited scorn and jealousy in equal measure: Mailer was playing Pygmalion; she was fortune-hunting, social climbing or both.
At one point she incited a war between Herod and his Arab neighbors the Nabateans, ordering her commander in the region to prolong the contest as long as possible.
Then there was the look on Piper's face when the race-baiting she incited to keep her illegal panty business afloat led her to be branded with a swastika.
The site – www.arrestkatiehopkins.co.uk – claimed that she incited racial hatred when she tweeted the following to her 247,000 followers, and urges that the police investigate her comments under the Communications Act 2003 Section 127, which covers offensive and threatening messages sent over a "public" electronic communications network.
For the next few minutes, Mrs. Clinton spoke about why she thought she incited such strong emotions — because she was part of an unconventional, high-profile couple, "standing my ground" on controversial issues — and how she could overcome them in a presidential race.
"The Times did not issue a full and fair retraction of its defamatory Palin Article, nor did it issue a public apology to Mrs. Palin for stating that she incited murder and was the centerpiece of a 'sickening' pattern of politically motivated shootings," says the complaint.
