On the other hand, the Fāṭimids reduced the Arab population of Egypt in the mid-11th century when they incited the Banū Hilāl and the Banū Ṣulaym tribes to emigrate from Egypt into the neighbouring Amazigh kingdom of Ifrīqiyyah.
With the Celtics struggling to qualify for a low playoff spot in the East, Porter speculated that Garnett might have already have been envisioning a first-round series, trying to attach figurative puppet strings onto Anthony, the Knicks' best player, when he incited him.
As one frustrated traveler demonstrated when he incited a nationwide protest against naked body scanners at airports — and inspired the immortal cry "Don't touch my junk" — the only effective way of resisting privacy invasions is for citizens to rise up against shared indignities with shared indignation.
The intended announcement effect, to mobilize for wide deployment of E-Ink displays in magazines, had an unintended effect when it incited negative reactions from environmental groups which argued that the new applications E-Ink aimed for meant an increase of environmental burden.
We didn't throw him out of the race when he incited hate-fueled violence at his rallies.
Jones was given a seven-day ban a week later, when he incited violence against journalists by telling his followers to get their "battle rifles" ready.
Vanderboegh recently made national headlines when he incited those unhappy with health care reform legislation to vandalize Democratic offices across the country.
And do you remember when Palin incited crowds to the brink of violence with her recurring smear against Obama, accusing him repeatedly of "palling around with terrorists," as if he were in league with Osama bin Laden himself?
The revolt broke out in the evening of 23 January 1915, when rebels, incited by Chilembwe, attacked the A. L. Bruce plantation's headquarters at Magomero and killed three white colonists; and a largely unsuccessful attack on a weapons store in Blantyre followed during the night.
"That is what happens when you incite the crowd," said Bernard Gallacher, who captained Europe at Kiawah Island in 1991 - when his players were similarly disturbed through the night.
