71.   Bush has authorized the use of military tribunals for prosecution of suspected terrorists who are not US nationals, a measure that has provoked criticism abroad.

72.   But the privatization has provoked strong criticism.

73.   But the decision by the prison to release Simmons early provoked instant criticism.

74.   Chinese Family Planning Minister Peng Peiyun made a special television appearance Thursday to promote the introduction of a new eugenics law that has provoked widespread criticism abroad.

75.   Eight nuclear tests are scheduled to be carried out at Mururoa atoll beginning in September, provoking criticism from around the South Pacific.

76.   The reported sentences provoked criticism from Britain, Germany and South Africa as well as Commonwealth secretary general Chief Emeka Anyaoku.

77.   This has provoked criticism even from government-controlled media, which pointed out that the government was now prolonging the strike.

78.   The two laws have provoked intense criticism, particularly in Europe and Canada, due to their extraterritorial reach.

79.   Premier Li Peng has been an ardent defender of the project which has provoked wide criticism for its financial, ecological and human implications.

80.   Tehran-Moscow nuclear cooperation has provoked sharp criticism from the United States, which accuses Iran of seeking to develop atomic weapons.

v. + criticism >>共 525
draw 19.80%
face 7.91%
reject 4.39%
dismiss 4.06%
follow 2.18%
deflect 1.96%
spark 1.89%
take 1.89%
prompt 1.80%
avoid 1.56%
provoke 1.35%
provoke + n. >>共 647
protest 3.97%
outrage 3.90%
violence 3.57%
attack 2.91%
criticism 2.81%
debate 2.38%
outcry 2.22%
anger 2.18%
confrontation 1.98%
clash 1.95%
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