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You knew it would provoke him.
He would provoke revolt amongst our nobles.
If you leave, it would provoke them.
It is unclear what negative reactions a refusal of membership of the European Union would provoke.
So that we would provoke the Israelis.
Wouldn't go after my mother and little brother. So I would provoke him so he.
This in turn would provoke a crisis of the euro itself.
The perspective of Trotsky was that of war,which in its turn would provoke revolution.
If he does that it would provoke a wave of disappointment among his followers.
Merkel wishes to avoid a full-scale bloodbath, which would provoke a flood of refugees to the EU.
This, they pointed out, would provoke an immediate counter-response by the Soviet Union, who would then send troops into Iran.
I knew of course that my connection with the concentration camp of Auschwitz would provoke a negative response.
But they realised that such a move would provoke a social explosion with unpredictable results.
It would provoke very hostile reactions towards the West from the Arab world and would risk stirring up the occupied territories.
He would come home hammered, lookin' to whale on somebody. So I would provoke him so he wouldn't go after my mother and little brother.
The game requires ingenuity and lightning fast response- not just to shoot quickly and carefully,because there is often the case that one wrong move would provoke utter your loss.
The USA would be forced to intervene, which would provoke a revolutionary explosion throughout the Middle East and beyond.
I think it would be wrong to erect an ideological wall against the renationalisation which the cofinancing would provoke, and see it as a demon.
In this regard member States will not allow exports which would provoke or prolong armed conflicts or aggravate existing tensions or conflicts in the country of final destination.
But there was a third unknown element,which was how much this situation would provoke a mass movement from below.
Any move against the protesters would provoke an angry backlash that would see millions on the streets again, only this time they would be workers, not just students and middle-class people.
An enabling act to expropriate the land, banks andbig private enterprises would provoke enthusiastic support among the masses.
In order toavoid the social tensions which directly applying such pioneering measures would provoke, the Commission's chosen method is to apply them gradually, until such time as they can all be applied, without respite, under a new regulation to be approved and to apply from the 2003-2004 marketing year.
They knew he would never turn away anyone in distress and hoped the situation would provoke a hostile encounter with Abu Jahl.
And a devaluation of the renminbi(or yuan, as it is also called) would provoke a devastating chain of competitive devaluations in Asia and beyond and possibly drag the whole world into recession.
The President only ordered a halt to the shooting,when it was clear that any further massacres by the police would provoke a mutiny in the army even at the top level.
Therefore in the short term and in order to save substances,the withdrawal of which would provoke a'therapy crisis', it will be necessary to(re-) consider the'old substances' on a case by case basis.
His will indicated that he wished to be buried beside his father in the family tomb in the Basilica of Santa Croce but his relatives feared,quite rightly, that this would provoke opposition from the Church.
However, the introduction of a definition and specific designation of such products would provoke legal problems, and we therefore need to find those designations which give correct and unambiguous information to the consumer.
Mr President, I would like to inform European citizens that last week, the deputy permanent representative of the Russian Federation to the European Union warned me that the European Parliament should neither have a debate nor adopt a resolution on the rule of law in Russia this week, andthat if this should happen, it would provoke a strong reaction from the Kremlin.