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• If it requires some degree of provocativeness, the issue is important enough for that.
• Even rarer is an actress with San Giacomo's unbeatable combination of provocativeness and vulnerability.
• The verdict : A controversial, watchable film but one still needing to earn its provocativeness.
• They transplanted it into their own culture, giving it a whole new dimension of sensuality and provocativeness.
• Unlike the canned provocativeness of so much television, the trials are open to a whole range of conjecture and outrage.
• But at the same time, his provocativeness has impressed Rutgers administrators and students, who welcome the debates he stimulates.
• But there's also a genuine provocativeness about it that charges it with vitality and outruns its sometimes fascist juvenilia.
• With systematic provocativeness, the jury on the contrary chose to take the side of only the most radical ( films ).
• The provocativeness of the theory also generated great discussion and renewed attention to the difficulties in the foundations of the old quantum theory.
• What you see missing in a lot of the clones of ` Twilight Zone'made since then is that same sense of true provocativeness.
• With her boldness, provocativeness and erudition that bears no comparison Karmina `
  ilec transformed various vocal ensembles into superior artistic formations of the highest rank.
• Her provocativeness is the result of an upbringing that took her from Vienna, where her father was ambassador to Austria in the mid-1980s, to a precocious adolescence in Manhattan.
• "It is precisely the volatility of Hun Sen, the fickleness of the prince and the provocativeness of Sam Rainsy that would make this difficult to sustain, " the diplomat said.
• I don't disagree with your view that the edits were overstepping the bounds of WikiCivility, but if an apology is deserved for that, then a mutual apology for provocativeness is also deserved.
• After years spent railing against advertising images as hopelessly sexist, with their barely clad models, is she discouraged at the provocativeness of such teen idols as Jennifer Lopez and Christina Aguilera, who show as much skin as possible?
• It's a nice place to be  high art and low art at the same time . " He was also attracted to its message that people are full of contradictions and its provocativeness, stating that " you can't not react to it ."
• The Blond Ambition World Tour has been regarded as an iconic musical performance by many critics and media, such as the " Rolling Stone " magazine which acclaimed its elaborated choreography and sexual provocativeness, calling it the best tour of 1990 and later the best tour of the 1990s.
• Its language may be somewhat less thick with obscenities, its sex slightly less impersonal ( and considerably less graphic ), its barf scene more delayed ( though it makes a much greater impact ), its anger less immediately obvious, but " Goose-Pimples " discomforts as it entertains with a provocativeness that eludes the less experienced Ravenhill.
• "Dancer in the Dark, " unfolding in a clarity so sunless and grave that it makes the musical numbers seem freakish and campy, is a film you won't soon forget _ or whose motives you won't soon stop questioning, starting with whether its provocativeness is more than merely cynical and, on von Trier's part, self-serving.
• The Associated Press wrote that this sudden provocativeness was representative of " a clear move [ on Duff's part ] to put her Lizzie McGuire past behind her, " and that more provocative imaging of her would help her singles to garner mainstream radio play : " Ultimately, nature, time and genetics may help Duff in a way Disney, despite all its might, cannot ."