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Hasina defended her zero-tolerance approach to terrorism, which has provoked fierce criticism from human rights groups.

A faltering title challenge has been accompanied by relentless questioning, which has provoked Europe's longest-serving manager to snap back.

England, which has provoked so many foreign nationalisms, seems one of the least nationalistic places in the world.

Still, it is far from clear how the Parliament will proceed with the reform bill, which has provoked anxious debate across Iran for months.

And it is a situation which has provoked anger from road safety groups and senior police officers who say lives are being put at risk.

Alliances have begun to be redrawn: Turkey and Syria's growing partnership ruptured over Mr. Assad's ferocious crackdown, which has provoked international condemnation but shows no signs of ending.

American strikes by drones, which have provoked popular outcries in Pakistan over its sovereignty, have degraded Al Qaeda, but progress remains uneven, the review said.

That was to herald a new, more humane, approach to illegals after the previous conservative regime's crackdown, which had provoked much protest.

There is no inquiry into hookup or rape culture, both of which have provoked recent, extensive study; an examination of those topics might have illuminated why, for example, so many men feel entitled to approach women online so callously.

The cardinal, Godfried Danneels, 77, has moved to defend himself after the release of the tapes, which have provoked withering criticism of the cardinal, who was urging reconciliation in the matter.

The tablets, which combat radiation-induced thyroid cancer, have become a popular option since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, which have provoked widespread anxiety over the safety of nuclear power plants.