Alfred Hitchcock used visual cues to hint at more provocative subtext.
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That definitely advantages louder, more provocative, more inspiring, more outrageous candidates.
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The Stern picture maybe even more provocative than Der Spiegel. pic.twitter.
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Though this stirred up controversy, his career spans far more provocative acts.
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They're shot without ceremony or drama, making them all the more provocative.
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Sometimes, to pull actors back into character, Mendes provides more provocative notes.
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A tart of apples and black olives was more provocative than delicious.
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Professor Macklin, meanwhile, has a more provocative proposal for killing the agreement.
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"But obviously," Mr. Baker added, "the more provocative ones tend to make news."
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She also claims they altered pics of her to make her look more provocative.
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Presumably, the more provocative apparel is aimed at original "trainers," Pokémon slang for players.
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A far more provocative writer, Finnis has inveighed against abortion rights and same-sex relationships.
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But Cut Video is commemorating the holiday in a less predictable — and more provocative — fashion.
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In 1978, other NFL teams tried to beat the Cowboys cheerleaders by being more provocative.
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"Turns out that story was a lot more provocative than I actually anticipated," Cramer said Wednesday.
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Other sculptures, like the highly abstracted prone figure planted in an ancient theatre, are more provocative.
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It also deliberately focused on militants, rather than Pakistani troops, which would have been more provocative.
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Vance's treatment of the same themes in occasional writing, however, has been more provocative and contrarian.
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And amid a trade war with Trump, Beijing doesn't seem to mind Kim's more provocative approach.
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Art Basel also offers a robust program of panels and conversations, some more provocative than others.
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A transit on the eastern side, closer to Taiwan, would be viewed as much more provocative.
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From that moment forward, he offered ever coarser, ever more provocative remarks to hold the nation's attention.
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The clause about the length of a recess, more provocative lawyers argue, is authoritative but not binding.
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I think he actually says things that are more provocative and more hateful than even Wallace did.
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The memo also listed a more provocative option — targeting specific Iranian officials for death by military strike.
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Bernard has routinely reacted to criticism by publishing ads that are even more provocative, Ms. Havlikova said.
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Mr. Bloomberg's rhetoric grew more provocative, even after the police had quietly begun to abandon the tactic.
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His new book, "The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties," is even more provocative and pessimistic.
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Around him sat supporters, some clad in track suits, who cheered or laughed at his more provocative opinions.
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Trump just may be more provocative in how he says it, but the actual positions aren't that different.
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Another, even more provocative study published in 2012 looked directly at the hearts of long-term competitive athletes.
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However, what is equally, if not more provocative, is why educated and affluent white people voted for him.
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One of his more provocative arguments focuses on the role of gaming as a source of disgust and disinterest.
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Trump's personal insults of Kim Jong Un risk goading Pyongyang into more provocative actions then it might otherwise undertake.
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Most people don't think it will happen, but as long as we're fantasizing, let's be a little more provocative.
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The Independent art fair, which runs through Sunday, began as a more provocative alternative to the bigger art fairs.
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But his starring role at the event run by the City of David Foundation on Sunday was more provocative.
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They're investing more in ads, promoting them more aggressively and making them far more provocative and uncomfortable to view.
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A more provocative option would be to establish a company that falls under the purview of the Chinese government.
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Within this context, "queer," as Mr. Stafford invokes it, came to take on a more provocative, button-pushing connotation.
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But it's also arguing something more provocative: that we can coexist with carnivores and possibly benefit from their presence.
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But if naledi was not human, as many of its characteristics suggest, then Berger's theory is all the more provocative.
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On April 19th Mr Galansino will take a more provocative step when the latest installation—or is it an experiment?
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Even more provocative studies suggest that when epigenetic marks change, people can pass them to their children, reprogramming their genes.
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In 2008, Glenn Beck moved over from CNN to FOX News and made a splash for being even more provocative.
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Short of making us listen to "Ebony and Ivory" over the closing credits, "Get Out" could hardly be more provocative.
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It's a more "provocative tone" thanks to a new web lace finish that mixes purple microfibers with black fishnet and lace.
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Tension with North Korea, Iran, ISIS and Russia will continue to flare -- enticing Trump to make more provocative remarks and decisions.
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In his own career, he is a rapper, too, and an intricate one, but his subject matter is even more provocative.
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Bangladesh last month accused Myanmar of repeatedly violating its air space and warned that any more "provocative acts" could have "unwarranted consequences".
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Breitbart's no-holds-barred approach is more provocative, racially charged, and far less wholesome than the messaging strategies employed by evangelical groups.
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They also seemed uninterested, as The Golden Rule hinted, that their former mainstay had a burgeoning interest in more provocative social themes.
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Once a positive buzz started to build around our women's initiative, we added regular programs that has a decidedly more provocative bent.
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This is too bad, since "Shadowbahn" is 9,303 times less hokey and more gratifying — more provocative and challenging — than this summary suggests.
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For a movie titled 50 Shades Darker, you'd think soundtrack producers might have commissioned a more provocative tune to be its title track.
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Their work, it seems to me, may have more in common with the history of religious painting than with their more provocative predecessors.
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In other ways, of course, in its metaphors and ironies Kafka's story is much richer and more provocative than an installation could match.
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The second and more provocative finding: When a police encounter involves an actual shooting, white suspects are more in danger than black ones.
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At the time of the Prophet, women rode around on camels, which he said was far more provocative than veiled women piloting S.U.V.s.
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For many on both sides of the nation's sectarian line, few questions could prove more provocative than whether the muezzin should be muzzled.
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It's definitely going to be in this sort of direction of a little bit more provocative than, let's say, the Calm meditation app.
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This strategy is dangerous and counterproductive, making Tehran more provocative abroad and oppressive at home while limiting the United States' options for engagement.
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Gunn has since apologized saying that he tried to be more provocative early in his career but doesn't do that kind of thing anymore.
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It's therefore possible that in an effort to explain away how provocative Kim's test really was, Pompeo opened the door for more provocative tests.
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VICE talked to Boogie about his work, and he provided us with commentary on some of the more provocative images from the updated collection.
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" Biden was even more provocative on Capitol Hill Monday, saying, "I'm going to run," while also adding, for good measure, "What the hell, man.
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What we're trying to deter here is really the more egregious acts, the more provocative acts by the Iranians against us and our partners.
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Many of the nominees sought to shave the sharp edges off Mr. Trump's more provocative campaign promises and their own past decisions and statements.
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But after reaching the quarterfinals with a 6-4, 6-2 win over Jennifer Brady on Monday, Lucic-Baroni struck a more provocative tone.
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On Thursday, South Korea said it expects more provocative acts by North Korea next month to coincide with the founding of its communist party.
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After Twitch banned "downloadable dick pic studio" Cobra Club (2015), he came back with a not-manifesto and recently released an even more provocative experience.
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Sony has circulated online posters for "Ghostbusters" with looks that are more provocative than the janitorlike outfits displayed on one the film's early promotional images.
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Stephen Miller, the immigration hard-liner who often crafts the president's more provocative speeches, was busy working on next week's State of the Union address.
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The second scene, I wanted him to be a bit more provocative towards Cersei, because up until that point, he'd only been provocative towards Jaime.
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South Korean official have voiced concerns that North Korea could conduct more provocative acts near the anniversary of the founding of its communist party on Oct.
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Part of me thinks why wasn't he trying to get more news, surprise people, be more provocative, and that may not be an entirely fair critique.
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He also thinks it is more appealing both to participants and to those approving research than something like LSD, which perhaps has a more provocative reputation.
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Globe-trotting is well and good, except one hopes the immensely talented auteur ... would use the opportunity of working abroad to be a bit more provocative.
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Depending on the outcome of their summit talks, Mr. Kim may lash out with a more provocative missile launch or even a nuclear test, they said.
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As such, arms control experts have said Iran following through on this threat is far more provocative and poses a greater proliferation risk than the first breach.
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In an interview with the Sunday People, Mel actual C professed her love for Little Mix but said it's a shame that "they are getting more provocative".
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But what we really look at across all these businesses is, well, we call them three-ways, which sounds much more provocative than it is. Yeah. Interesting.
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Why would Democrats in Congress put their faith in Donald Trump to uphold the Iran deal while their own legislation goads him to take more provocative actions?
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Despite some of his more provocative remarks about interracial marriage and racism, Ali's interaction with sportscasting legend Howard Cosell became the stuff of entertainment for millions of Americans.
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" Navy report: Failure at every level for US ships captured by Iran "In recent days, we have witnessed even more provocative activity by the IRGC and Navy vessels.
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It's been two decades since artist Sun Mu defected from North Korea, and his depictions of the country he left behind have only become more provocative with time.
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Lopez Obrador likes to stress how good his ties with Trump are, and he has repeatedly declined to reply to the U.S. president's more provocative remarks about Mexico.
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Lopez Obrador likes to stress how good his ties with Trump are, and he has repeatedly declined to reply to the US president's more provocative remarks about Mexico.
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The New Knowledge researchers discovered many examples of the Russian operators building an audience with one theme and then shifting to another, often more provocative, set of messages.
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Reinsch foresees the possibility that China could react by conducting more provocative activity in contested areas in Asia, and perhaps complicating US efforts to deal with North Korea.
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Enriching uranium to 20 percent, as Iran suggested it may do in the future on Monday, would arguably be more provocative than breaching the limits on low-enriched uranium.
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The positive reaction to the candor and reliability of some of these early works encouraged sketches examining even more provocative topics, leading to the conception of the Try Guys.
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If North Korea had undertaken a nuclear test on April 15, that would have been way more provocative and would have likely elicited an American military response, he added.
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We're Black, Black, Blackity Black, and it's just like a great opportunity to be a little more voice-y, be a little more opinionated, be a little more provocative.
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Bangladesh has said all refugees must go home and has also accused Myanmar of repeatedly violating its air space, warning that any more "provocative acts" could have "unwarranted consequences".
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" At a rally later in the day in eastern Ohio, Mr. Trump attacked the Trans-Pacific Partnership in more provocative terms, saying it was a "rape of our country.
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He volunteered that he frequently visited 4chan, an online message board where users compete with one another to post ever more provocative content, from Nazi shorthand to racist cartoons.
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Most, however, are far more provocative, testing to the limits the proportions and positions of what may be worn on the human body and designed to make one think.
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Though, with his suggestions of fetish and pornography — clothes dangled straps that implied bondage, a famous top bared its wearer's nipple — Mr. Lang had his more provocative moments, too.
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He mocked news reports that depict him raging in the White House residence — instead telling homespun anecdotes about quizzing his wife, Melania, about the news media's more provocative claims.
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Turning up the pressure, the North has resumed weapons tests, launching 27 mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rockets since May and warning of more provocative tests to come.
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Things grew a little more provocative with Barris' next show, "The Newlywed Game," as couples tried to predict how their new spouses would respond to a series of leading questions.
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When Nick Jonas and Miley Cyrus both made career pivots into more provocative subject matter, Miley was slut-shamed while Nick was praised for his edgy music and sex appeal.
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Energized by a raucous and rowdy crowd, Mr. Trump often veered from his prepared remarks, offering more provocative declarations of his platform and relishing the extended cheers he regularly received.
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Among their critics, the more provocative proposals from Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz are viewed as hateful, ineffective and unlikely to ever become detailed policy proposals, much less American policy.
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By some reckonings, Gorsuch is the conventional, milquetoast option that Trump is exercising before he indulges a wilder streak and goes for someone more provocative if another vacancy opens up.
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Down the centuries, Christian culture has largely ignored the more provocative features of the early church or siphoned off their lingering residues in small special communities (such as monasteries and convents).
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North Korea broke an 18-month hiatus in weapons tests in May, launching 27 mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rocket since then and warning of more provocative tests to come.
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It also enables even more provocative actions by the Satanic Temple, a group that's had tremendous success forcing governments that wish to display Christian iconography to display Satanic images as well.
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South Korea expects more provocative acts by North Korea next month, to coincide with the anniversary of the founding of the North Korean communist party and China's all-important Communist Party Congress.
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The sweet and drowsy "Super Star" is the clearest example, but G-Dragon has always rapped with attitude, which is why "Untitled," the song that precedes it, is the more provocative moment.
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Donald Glover's series doesn't mesh traditional comedy and drama so much as it smashes the genres to pieces and tacks them back together in the form of something more provocative, even strange.
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The decision, already reverberating in other Trump-related litigation, comes from an appeals court that is not only more prominent than most, but one whose members have been more provocative and attention-getting.
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Several tables ringside are populated by her partner and his friends, members and supporters of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club—proof again that her surroundings are often far more provocative than she is.
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Instead we found the incoming president unusually subdued: lowering expectations, acknowledging some of the messy realities of governing, and walking back some of the more provocative statements he had made only days before.
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The festival continues with more provocative choreography, including Dan Safer's "Surveys the Prairie of Your Room" (on Saturday and Sunday) and Jesca Prudencio's "Calling: A Dance With Faith" (on Thursday and May 103).
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Leslie M. Alexander offers a more provocative suggestion — that the name of the village might refer to the Roman statesman and philosopher Seneca, who advocated for government founded on respect for individual liberty.
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More provocative are two C-prints from Jung Yeondoo's BeWitched series (2001–2004), in which the artist juxtaposes one portrait of his subjects in their daily life and a second staging their fantasy life.
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Plus-size stalwarts like Lane Bryant and Addition Elle have been diversifying their styles, and brands like Target have gotten more provocative with body-positive advertising, featuring unretouched models in its campaign this spring.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea expects more provocative acts by North Korea next month, to coincide with the anniversary of the founding of the North Korean communist party and China's all-important Communist Party Congress.
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It's a much more provocative angle, and one that nods to recent similar attempts at giving a voice to that generation of Germans in order to understand how the Holocaust could've happened at all.
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If it had aircraft on deck and was conducting flight operations, that would be seen as more provocative than if it passed through the strait with the aircraft in its hangar bay, he said.
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Indeed, one of the strongest attributes of the current TV era has been more provocative shows with the latitude to tell stories that don't necessarily have to attract mass audiences or fret about alienating sponsors.
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The long-serving governor didn't veto many bills that came to his desk, but when he did, it was with a unique 'let's get real' reaction to the more provocative proposals that came his way.
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Mr. Bolton's remarks in the emirates, a key American ally in the region, come as Mr. Trump has increasingly taken public issue with some of Mr. Bolton's more provocative assertions about Iran and its motivations.
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He was quickly backed up by Republicans on Capitol Hill — some of whom had publicly warned against Trump escalating tensions — as they declared that Trump's strike against Soleimani successfully deterred Iran from more provocative attacks.
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Hyperloop One's countersuit, filed Tuesday, refutes one of the more provocative claims brought by co-founder Brogan BamBrogan in the original lawsuit: That a company executive threatened him by placing a "hangman's noose" on his chair.
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SEOUL, Sept 28 (Reuters) - South Korea expects North Korea to engage in more provocative action next month to coincide with the anniversary of the founding of its communist party and China's all-important Communist Party Congress.
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With a religious theme at the center of the event and exhibition for the first time, the brains behind the experience are well aware that it might come across as more provocative than in the past.
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"I can imagine that we could see a possibility of going back to some of the more provocative steps that preceded the start of this diplomacy to begin with," Biegun told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Putin relies on tactics that all ex-KGB agents would be familiar with, but he has an agenda that could be even more provocative than what we faced in the later stages of the Cold War.
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Get specific — draw on market conditions, business and platform opportunities, your company's financing and why your solution and team will be the one to win — and make the compelling value proposition far more provocative than the downside.
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Several North Korean missiles were recently spotted moved from a rocket facility in the capital Pyongyang, South Korea's Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) reported late Friday amid speculation that the North was preparing to take more provocative actions.
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye has joined Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in vowing to take more steps to punish the North if it continued to defy UN sanctions and conducted more "provocative" activities.
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South Korean President Park Geun-hye has joined Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in vowing to take more steps to punish the North if it continued to defy U.N. sanctions and conducted more "provocative" activities.
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Yet after what feels like an inordinately slow start, "GLOW" expands its lens to a much more provocative exploration of the '80s, one less about the TV and movies than accepted mores that don't provide cause for celebration.
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But as with the show's mishandling of race, which I've written about several times in these recaps, the Luke flashbacks demonstrate the writers' occasional failure to push the series into more provocative, complex territory when it matters most.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Several North Korean missiles were recently spotted moved from a rocket facility in the capital Pyongyang, South Korea's Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) reported late Friday amid speculation that the North was preparing to take more provocative actions.
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The most widely shared video shows her laying out her grievances with YouTube: moderators had age-restricted an ab exercise video because it was too provocative, but she ran through plenty of more provocative videos that hadn't been restricted.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Several North Korean missiles were recently spotted moving from a rocket facility in the capital Pyongyang, South Korea's Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) reported late Friday, amid speculation that the North was preparing to take more provocative actions.
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Here are some of his more provocative remarks: A reporter asked Mr. Trump about the suggestion from some pundits that both he and the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, would be the biggest political beneficiaries of the "Brexit" vote.
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THE TAKEAWAY The spot follows a more provocative digital ad that the Clinton campaign posted Thursday featuring members of the Ku Klux Klan and other white nationalists heaping praise on Mr. Trump, but the underlying argument is the same.
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As Mike and Jim wrote this morning: "We found the incoming president unusually subdued: lowering expectations, acknowledging some of the messy realities of governing, and walking back some of the more provocative statements he had made only days before. "
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"I am very curious to hear what is in the letter to Trump, because this parade could have been more provocative," Hanham said, adding satellite evidence showed North Korea continued missile-related activities such as testing solid fuel motors.
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" Republicans also bristled when Eva Paterson, the president and founder of the nonprofit civil rights group Equal Justice Society, suggested that Congress should condemn some of President Donald Trump's more provocative remarks that she believes "emboldens white nationalists and white supremacists.
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The applications with the more provocative photo helped for both women in both fields – they received 62 more interview offers out of 200 applications for the sales jobs, and 68 more out of 200 for the back-office accounting jobs.
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Mike Pence of Indiana with criticism of his running mate, Donald J. Trump, trying to make him answer for some of Mr. Trump's more provocative comments and contentious proposals as the men faced off in the sole vice-presidential debate.
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As Ishaan Tharoor of the Washington Post writes: The reason tweets like Andreesen's (and statements far more provocative than that) raise the hackles of those from the decolonized world is a simple one, but it needs to be spelled out.
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The launch recalled another, more provocative test in 2017 in which North Korea fired a missile over Japan's northernmost main island, prompting the government to send out alarms on cellphones and interrupt television programs to urge residents to take cover.
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Ms. Aghdam posted a video claiming that YouTube had set age restrictions, which would require many viewers to be over 18 years old, on a workout video even though videos from pop stars like Nicki Minaj were much more provocative.
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Some think they have moderated his more provocative instincts, keeping him from ripping up the Iran nuclear deal, lifting sanctions on Russia, declaring China a currency manipulator, bombing North Korea or moving the United States Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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Mr. Obama, affecting a bit of the local accent, repeatedly said he had come to do "bidness," name-dropped the Tar Heels basketball team, and could barely contain his laughter as he described some of Mr. Trump's more provocative remarks.
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Worried about the possibility of American intervention, Iran has also taken more provocative steps – seizing ships in the Strait of Hormuz and possibly the strike on Saudi oil facilities – to signal that the costs of such a move would be high.
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A more provocative strike could target Humaymim Airfield in northwest Syria, which was singled out by the White House in a March 4 statement that identified it as the starting point for bombing missions by Russian military aircraft in Damascus and Eastern Ghouta.
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"On security issues, Japan sees China as taking more provocative steps to assert China's 'rights' at sea, and Japan is steadily increasing its defense interactions around the region, particularly with the Philippines," said Rodger Baker, vice president of strategic analysis at Stratfor.
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The researchers went on to imagine a number of scenarios, including that Oumuamua was space debris from an extraterrestrial civilization or, even more provocative, that it was a fully operational probe that entered the solar system, did a survey, and is moving on.
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Israel's right-wing politicians have become more prominent, and at times more provocative, while Arab citizens have grown more assertive in expressing their Palestinian national identity, as well as solidarity with the Palestinians of East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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" Among this more provocative group are a portrait of immigrant women in New York, a South African protest play, a searing study of infertility and star-stuffed new incarnations of two towering modern American classics, "Angels in America" and "Three Tall Women.
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A more provocative strike could target Humaymim Airfield in northwest Syria, which was singled out by the White House in a March 4 statement that identified it as the starting point for bombing missions by Russian military aircraft in Damascus and Eastern Ghouta.
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Senator Dan Sullivan, Republican of Alaska, said he was worried that some of Mr. Trump's more provocative ideas, like a 35 percent tax on companies that sell products in the United States but manufacture them elsewhere, could be a drag on economic growth.
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Suffragist white was the biggest color of the night — though more provocative were the bondage straps that wound round the exposed waists of Rosamund Pike and Thandie Newton as if to suggest all stars are at the mercy of the red carpet rules.
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"This time he tried a conventional-weapon test, but he is clearly signaling that if the Americans don't offer a compromise by the end of the year, he will switch to more provocative strategic-weapons tests beginning next year," Mr. Shin said.
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But the two opposing drills—the NATO one an exercise in dealing with disasters such as earthquakes, the other one, rather grandiosely dubbed the "Slavic Brotherhood", slightly more provocative—are hardly the strangest of events to take place in the Western Balkans at the moment.
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It may be more provocative than past conventions — more Fox News than PBS, with conservative causes célèbres like Benghazi and the botched "Fast and Furious" operation in Mexico highlighted from the podium — but it will not be the "Wrestlemania"-like spectacle that some Republicans feared.
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On Wednesday, he attended the test of what his country called "a new-type tactical guided weapon," signaling that his regime was getting frustrated with Washington's all-or-nothing approach and might return to more provocative weapons tests of the kind seen in 2017.
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While Gorchov's pieces are more provocative, they don't quite cohere as objects casting shadows, nor do the scenes depicted seem to be worth exploring (and unfortunately they suffer by having to compete with the patterned wood flooring, a fault of the installation, not of her work).
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"We could see a possibility of going back to some of the more provocative steps that preceded the start of this diplomacy," Stephen E. Biegun, Washington's special representative for North Korea, said last week during a confirmation hearing on his nomination as deputy secretary of state.
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Despite the somewhat sensationalizing premise and its potential land mines, the resulting show — four episodes in — is already one of the more provocative entries in reality dating TV, where queerness has previously been treated as the topic of a "special episode" add-on or as a scandalous plot twist.
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It's a troubling addendum, suggesting that while territorial disputes and Chinese military activity in the East China Sea often take a backseat to more provocative island-building and military exercises in the South China Sea, the issues underpinning Chinese military activities along its eastern coastline are in some sense more volatile.
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On Tuesday night, during a televised town hall, CNN's Anderson Cooper asked Donald Trump about one of his more provocative comments during a recent foreign policy interview with the New York Times, in which he seemed to suggest he would allow or encourage South Korea or Japan to get nuclear weapons.
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How well this grand experiment works in fostering the arts and creativity in a country built on more traditional Confucian values like filial piety, hierarchy and social order will depend on the ability of the gallery's young patrons to absorb the more provocative ideas on display and synthesize them with the rest of their education.
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So, I do feel like we need more black people in the rooms, we need more non-black POCs in the room, we need more people who have the ability to say, it would be more interesting or maybe more provocative if you rendered this this way, or if you thought about this scene.
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Shedd said that such an approach could involve working to make Europe energy independent and free from relying on Russian oil and gas, or more "provocative" steps like providing Ukrainian forces with anti-tank missiles to defend against attacks from pro-Russian separatists or extending U.S. anti-missile capabilities to one or more of the Baltic states.
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In the past week, North Korea has held a massive military parade, attempted (unsuccessfully) to fire off yet another ballistic missile, and threatened nuclear war with the US. And it seems prepared to take an even more provocative step: US officials believe Pyongyang is preparing to carry out a nuclear test, something Beijing has repeatedly urged it not do.
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Late in the game — when the game is pretty much up — Ramona asserts that "this whole city, this whole country, is one big strip club," a metaphor that would be more provocative if the movie had backed it up, had showed any real curiosity about the moral, economic and erotic transactions that keep the hustle running.
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Jakuchu's fine depictions of peacocks, phoenixes, flowers and roosters make for a pleasant contrast with the more provocative images of geisha by Kitagawa Utamaro and Katsushika Hokusai, including the latter's striking "A Summer Morning," showing a woman, possibly a courtesan, admiring her image in a hand-held mirror; in the background, a man's kimono is visible.
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One thing Murray's defenders tend to get more right than his critics is that the racial portions of The Bell Curve are relatively marginal to the overall project (as Nathan Robinson writes at Current Affairs, Murray's bizarre non-policy book Human Accomplishment makes far more provocative claims on race), which, despite its prurient interest in racial gaps, is fundamentally about economic class.
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It is also looking increasingly like a refutation of one of the more provocative and influential political science theories of the past 30 years: that on or around November 2200, 21970, when the people of East Berlin peacefully threw off their Soviet-backed communist government and began to tear down the wall that had divided the city since 21970, History, with a capital H, ended.
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" Victor Cha, the Korea chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, told CNN that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is engaging in "much more aggressive" and "much more provocative" behavior than his predecessor and father, Kim Jong Il. "We always see North Korea threatening during US-(South Korea) annual military exercises" he said, adding that North Korea does "often provoke around the time of these exercises.
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