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Meanings of deliberately provocative in anglès

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Usage of deliberately provocative in anglès
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Some will be deliberately provocative, some will be more concentrated on facts.
The Irish Times
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He is being deliberately provocative, she told the website of Le Figaro daily.
Reuters
3
He explains that the title was chosen to be deliberately provocative.
The Irish Times
4
When Danger Mouse released The Grey Albumin 2004, it was a deliberately provocative move.
The Irish Times
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He publicized these theories with deliberately provocative appearances on TV.
Wired
6
They are designed to be informative and thought-provoking and are, on occasion, deliberately provocative.
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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In a climate where child abuse is continually in the news,are they being deliberately provocative?
The Irish Times
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In Suárez's case the extra 1 is deliberately provocative.
The Guardian
9
She described the remarks as "offensive and deliberately provocative, but very clever politics".
Radio NZ
10
Everything he said was correct but he was being deliberately provocative and getting on her nerves.
Arctic chill
11
Some people think the company behind it is being deliberately provocative to get as much publicity as possible.
BBC
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The timing thus appears deliberately provocative.
The Guardian
13
Interference in elections would also constitute a C1 attack, as would a deliberately provocative move by a hostile state.
The Guardian
14
Well, a few of them are, but those are mainly French journalists with lucrative gigs writing deliberately provocative listicles.
The Guardian
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Was she being deliberately provocative?
Helen of troy
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In a deliberately provocative touch, Correa's government also offered a multimillion dollar donation for human rights training in the United States.
Reuters
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