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A way to trigger an SELinux policy violation?

I'm studying the basic workings of SELinux and would find it useful to trigger a denial. My test machine is running CentOS 7, it's a basic server install without any extra services, and getenforce states 'Enforcing'. So I felt sure that making /root world-readable, and attempting to read files from there as an unprivileged user would do the trick. But no luck! Can anyone suggest some quick tests? Trying to access paths, or open ports, etc.

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