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Meanings of provoke more in English

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Usage of provoke more in English
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It could provoke more violence and catch more civilians in the crossfire.
Reuters
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In fact, there is evidence that cameras can provoke more criminal behavior.
Reuters
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That would certainly provoke more protests and wider instability, possibly even civil war.
The Irish Times
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But far from offering solace and closure, Tempe's findings only provoke more questions.
Bones on Ice
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She was shrewdly trying to provoke more information from him.
The Kingmaker
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He will be shadowed wherever he goes, and we hope to provoke more outbreaks.
Greenmantle
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It will provoke more debate in this country on the optimum shape for the season.
The Irish Times
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Police fear April 2's gathering set against anger at the economic downturn could provoke more violence.
Reuters
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I'm afraid these people are determined to provoke more bloodshed and I think it is abominable.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
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Few foods provoke more passionate arguments than Spam.
Wired
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Yousafzai said military operations might bring some short-term success but were only likely to provoke more violence.
Reuters
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Some are resisting the idea, anxious that it may provoke more problems than it'll solve, Joanna says.
Radio NZ
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Do you want to provoke more hostilities?
The Crayon Papers
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But Chinese trade figures due in the early hours of the morning could provoke more volatility on Wednesday.
The Guardian
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Yousafzai said military operations might bring some short-term success for the government but were only likely to provoke more violence.
Reuters
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It was always easier and quicker when she did the talking; a Middle Eastern accent would only provoke more questions.
Zeitoun
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