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1
For think who they are that ye will
provoke
by
such disgrace.
2
The smile he had expected to
provoke
by
this sally did not break into the clergyman's face.
3
He's fully aware of the storm he will
provoke
by
using a term closely associated with US white supremacy.
4
Fear
provoked
by
the scandal has spread easily among the tense population.
5
The feeling
provoked
by
the embrace showed plainly in his next words.
6
Be merciful, and forgive the insolence
provoked
by
your own overbearing words.
7
They were
provoked
by
what he felt to be hypocrisy and sham.
8
The American Revolution had not been
provoked
by
oppression, violence, and massacre.
9
The Cardinal,
provoked
by
so many interruptions, rebuked him, when he exclaimed:
10
But fits of coughing,
provoked
by
the smoke, exposed her true condition.
11
I was
provoked
by
this, and determined not to say a word.
12
Provoked
by
the shifting of the old floorboards, the rocking horse squeaked.
13
Some historians have wondered if Bobby's transformation was
provoked
by
Jack's death.
14
This
provoked
by
far the largest public protests in Iceland's history.
15
The outrage
provoked
by
the images of Aleppo has changed the political debate.
16
Similar efforts from the pulpit were
provoked
by
the great comet of 1680.
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by
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