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Meanings of provoke criticism in inglés

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Usage of provoke criticism in inglés
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In one respect I shall certainly provoke criticism.
The Time Machine & The War of the Worlds
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He wanted something real and human,-yougave him a bad dress-rehearsal ,anddress-rehearsalsalways provoke criticism.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 77, March, 1864 / A Magazin...
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I mean that the majority of books published are neither good enough nor bad enough to provoke criticism, and that that book does provoke it.'
A Pair of Blue Eyes
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But his plan has provoked criticism from both sides of the issue.
Reuters
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His remarks provoked criticism from some of his former Conservative colleagues.
The Guardian
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Biden's words also provoked criticism from his side of the aisle.
Radio NZ
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The withdrawal has also provoked criticism that the company is pandering to extremists.
Reuters
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The plan has provoked criticism from the British Chambers of Commerce and CBI.
BBC
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However, the scaled-down proposal provoked criticism from the two Democrats on the five-member commission.
Reuters
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The move has provoked criticism from the former minister for finance, Mr Ruairi Quinn.
The Irish Times
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The findings have provoked criticism of the government's efforts to improve conditions in rundown banlieues.
The Irish Times
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Obama will not attend Scalia's funeral on Saturday, a decision that provoked criticism from some conservatives.
Reuters
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Several cases in which democracy activists and police officers were jailed have also provoked criticism of judges.
Reuters
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Bercow's decision provoked criticism from Brexit supporters.
Reuters
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'Then, I am afraid your originality would provoke criticism,' Angelica answered.
The Heavenly Twins
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Plans to demolish a Blackrock house and replace it with two modern homes have provoked criticism in south Dublin.
The Irish Times
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