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I wonder if this is a way to beta test a package delivery service without arousing suspicion?

Conversely, MH370 could potentially have later turned its transponder back on, masquerading as a different aircraft, in order to penetrate (for example) India's airspace without arousing suspicion.

That is exactly what's arousing so much concern.

If you tried to play the long game, you'd end up interacting with the same high roller employees week to week to enable the feature, and eventually arousing suspicion.

Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that the probability that you will become the victim of /any/ crime is that low - rather, I argue that the sort of emotion-arousing crime that almost invariably gets thrown around as an example to argue against ubiquitous encryption (like an abductee being driven around multiple states and raped for weeks) is actually rare.

In fact, you can download a form 1500 from the US postal service toput this into effect....but you have to do it for each sender of mail, and the form requires you to affirm that you find the amterial 'erotically arousing or sexually provocative,' even though the holding in Rowan is not limited to such cases.

At the same time, the popular newspaper press, in order to sell papers, played on the same motives and issues, arousing their peoples, driving their own own politicians to extremes, and alarming neighboring states to the point where they hurried to adopt similar kinds of of action in the name of self-defense.

Reactions serve as an "alert", triggering responses, arousing attention, motivating problem-solving and accordingly, reasoned action.

The idea of "beautiful" is so remarkably far removed from the situation --- it would be as if people said they found it sexually arousing.

Whether functionality should be contained in the "core" or in libraries is often a subject arousing contention, but I think it is, or can be, largely a technical distinction.

"...an arousing melange of exasperated groans..." I'm pretty sure the author meant "rousing," but I think I prefer this more titillating version.

Arousing passion or strong emotion, especially anger, belligerence, or desire.