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奉行者
挑衅 tiǎoxìn
provocation [ˌprɒvəˈkeıʃən] N
1. provocation:
provocation
挑衅 tiǎoxìn
provocation
刺激 cìjī
provocation
激怒 jīnù
do sth under provocation
2. provocation:
provocation
激怒原因 jīnùde yuányīn
provocation
恼火 rén nǎohuǒ de shì
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While open provocation was tabou, islanders were granted the freedom to decide for themselves as far as other forms of contestation were concerned.
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Live appearances are characterised by his acerbic sense of humour and tendency for provocation.
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These kinds of infiltration operations were called provocation business, to expedite action and subsequently arrest the suspects.
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The problem is that it will slide off the end of the rope with little provocation.
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A provocateur can be from the local agency, or even from a third country false-flag provocation.
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