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instigative

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The discovery was credited to the National Cyber Instigative Joint Task Force, headed up by the FBI.
com - the ultimate guide to Myanmar which says: "Saboteurs from inside and outside the nation and some foreign radio stations, who are jealous of national peace and development, have been making instigative acts, through lies, to cause internal instability and civil commotion.
Under his leadership, OIRA has become less of a reactive, "end of the pipeline" reviewer and more of an activist, instigative organization than under any previous administrator.
 
 
 
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