Something that incites or provokes; a means of arousing or stirring to action.
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admoestação Catalan
exhortació Spanish
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Hearing tomorrow 10am: Is the crime of incitement consistent with the Constitution?
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The legislation would also create an offence of incitement to commit suicide.
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It included numerous heinous calls for Jewish genocide and incitement to hatred.
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The pair were arrested, charged with incitement to riot and fined £400.
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It's not 'incitement to riot' or 'assault with a deadly weapon' either.
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We needed no further incitement to make us urge on our steeds.
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Charges have ranged from rioting and blocking roads to incitement and murder.
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More than any other incitement, it's a woman's juices he finds irresistible.
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Then, too, came a new incitement to bitterness between North and South.
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This, consequently, will introduce frugality, and be a necessary incitement to industry.
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There might, then, have been some incitement to new living, new experience.
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However, all three hackers were also charged with some form of 'incitement'.
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Previous government proposals outlawed incitement to violence but sought to protect political debate.
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This also covers terrorist content, incitement to violence, counterfeit products, and copyright infringement.
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The last of these includes an incitement to violence against the prime minister.
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Wonder how an incitement to violence can stay on your screen for days?
