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A more provocative play would keep the answer to itself.

But I thought she was just being provocative with me.

Today, it seems no less provocative, in ways both good and bad.

But now it was not provocative of a second thought.

Actually, some of the more provocative data do not make it into the book.

"But I think the city is being very provocative and it could happen."

Most of the people in my group felt that our program was provocative.

But nothing he'd asked so far could be considered a provocative question, either.

But he never had a powerful voice or said many provocative things.

Doing so on its own could be too provocative to the Chinese.

This serious and provocative show has a number of problems.

Thanks to all of you for making this a provocative hour.

I began to think there was something provocative about the way they were doing it.

He turned his head and looked at us with a provocative smile.

I actually found some of it quite moving and provocative.

But even without these images, this is a provocative show.

The new works on their shared program sound provocative, too.

That book, too, seemed to me very provocative and interesting.

The result, she said, is people using more provocative language and images to be heard.

The question, it turns out, is the most provocative thing about the hour.

The House is not alone in losing some of its more provocative members.

"Jim did a lot of things just to be provocative."

They could hardly be meeting in a more provocative place.

All these books are provocative and have generally been well received.

But there was also a serious and provocative side to the evening.