The dog listened and reacted, and then the dad reacted.
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How positive people reacted to them, if they reacted to them at all.
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Here's how people reacted to it, and by reacted we mean seriously cried.
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We saw issues in those markets the fed reacted quickly, we reacted quickly.
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And I reacted in the same way that a member of the audience would have reacted.
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Most locals reacted to this development with indifference or neighborly interest, if they reacted at all.
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Compared to his old Dodge van, "it reacted before I reacted," he told Recode in an interview.
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He's interested in how regular people reacted to the world-changing events swirling around them, as opposed to how, say, the president reacted.
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Our son rolling onto his side does not register, even though we reacted to this the way the Olympic judges reacted to Simone Biles.
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In a snap CNN/SSRS poll, 48% of people who watched the speech reacted very positively, 22% reacted positively, and 29% had a negative response.
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The Republican Party could have reacted to Obamacare the way it, say, reacted to Medicare — and Medicare actually was a single-payer health care plan.
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We do not know yet but this is a possibility so that is why markets have reacted negatively but not over reacted in a meaningful way.
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The right reacted exactly as they have reacted to every proposal for social progress since the turn of the 20th century: they denounced it as socialism.
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How Democrats reacted -- as you'd expect: Democrats reacted with boos and hisses to a statement by President Trump on "chain migration" at his State of the Union address.
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When I look at the immediacy and urgency with which [Uber] reacted when Susan Fowler's situation was surfaced...holy cow has the organization reacted with enormous speed and vigor.
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Much as he did as a New York businessman at Trump Tower, Mr. Trump watched television, reacted to what he saw on television and then reacted to the reaction.
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" Following James' remarks, Curry reacted: "I agree with Bron.
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We -- the one thing we did was reacted quickly.
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She barely reacted — until Mr. Koch's name was mentioned.
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And I found it really ironic that the multi-billion-dollar company reacted to criticism with humility, and the start-up with no cash flow reacted to criticism like a corporate machine.
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"They did not kiss each other," Stone reacted in disbelief.
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Things just got out of hand, he reacted in anger.
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The bond market reacted quickly and decisively to the polls.
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Indeed, some corners of the city have reacted with alarm.
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The South Asian or "desi" diaspora reacted with obvious horror.
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Trump's tweets reacted to the news and created more news.
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Social media users reacted with concern to the planned changes.
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Naturally, the Twitterverse reacted to the news with mixed opinions.
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The president stopped by, and Octavia Spencer reacted, well, appropriately.
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Even Asia overnight, you can see how markets reacted there.
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Markets have reacted to worries about the upcoming French election.
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When it reacted, he nodded in affirmation and walked off.
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YouTube reacted with a number of confusing and contradictory tweets.
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I don't know how I reacted the way I did.
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The Russian government reacted to the choice with more circumspection.
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Confronted with his bankruptcies, he reacted with pride, not shame.
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The cartoon went viral as the world reacted in shock.
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Post Malone immediately reacted to his death on social media.
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US lawmakers have reacted with outrage to CNN's new findings.
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Business groups reacted to Johnson's deal with caution on Thursday.
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On December 12th the Chinese reacted: see you in court.
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"You're a hero because of how you reacted," Wyffels said.
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So far, local governments have reacted lightly to the protests.
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However, not everyone on social media reacted the same way.
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U.S. business groups reacted angrily to the new tariff hike.
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Critics have reacted to this year's lineup with cautious optimism.
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The markets reacted less severely than might have been expected.
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Markets reacted positively to Sunday's news, with U.S. futures climbing.
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Had either been elected, markets would not have reacted negatively.
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Marine Le Pen reacted with delight, the Vatican with dismay.
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It has reacted by trying to slow its rival's progress.
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Her body remembered, reacted, like it was riding a bike.
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But the two corporate behemoths reacted angrily to the news.
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Meanwhile, fans of both Tyler and Chalamet reacted with bliss.
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YouTube reacted then by disabling comments on videos with kids.
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Immigrants reacted with consternation and anger in social media posts.
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He reacted to the death, he says, by numbing himself.
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He reacted quickly, saving an infant from the smoldering wreckage.
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I reacted to these conversations defensively, like a coiled snake.
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"The Frenchmen reacted well, they're obviously experienced," said Colonel Mustafa.
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And the London mayor has reacted the way he believed.
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Go deeper: How NFL teams have reacted to Trump's comments.
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The two reacted exactly how you would expect they would.
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By Comey's account, however, he reacted in the opposite manner.
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Check out how some reacted to the news on Twitter:
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"I can't believe that I reacted like that," Smith said.
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Twitter users reacted to the comments with humor and sarcasm.
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Wednesday was the first time stocks reacted strongly to Trump.
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None of the other justices visibly reacted to his remarks.
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Market reacted emotionally to the prospect of a trade war.
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How have people on social media reacted to your work?
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Trump reacted with a series of angry tweets on Wednesday.
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The opposition reacted angrily to the announcement of the dates.
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Naturally, the people of Twitter reacted with disgust and dismay.
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Some, like House Speaker Paul Ryan, reacted without naming Trump.
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In February, Cheban reacted similarly to a swipe on Instagram.
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Union leaders in Germany reacted angrily to the job cuts.
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Netanyahu has reacted exactly how you would expect him to: .
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How has your family in Jamaica reacted to the book?
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He had reacted angrily, slamming his hands on the hood.
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Twitter users reacted with shock and dismay to the image.
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Those Eurosceptic populists, meanwhile, reacted to the vote with elation.
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The solar industry has reacted to the news with alarm.
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His parents reacted about as well as could be expected.
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If anything, people reacted to it in a negative manner.
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The Kenyans, however, from a different cultural perspective, reacted badly.
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The two substances reacted with one another, creating toxic fumes.
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He reacted with shock, angering some in the White House.
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The call stood, and the Marlins reacted in stunned fashion.
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But some leading immigration judges reacted unfavorably to the announcement.
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Editorial Republicans in Congress have reacted to the Orlando, Fla.
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Investors reacted to divergent earnings reports from two major banks.
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But Wall Street reacted, with stocks extending their downward spiral.
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Congress, which had not been consulted, reacted with bipartisan fury.
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It is not known how the plane or pilot reacted.
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But they've reacted to their crises in very different ways.
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Just look at how he reacted to Saturday's embarrassing loss.
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Maduro has reacted by attacking opponents at home and abroad.
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Trump has reacted to news of the raid with outrage.
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Bemba's supporters in Congo, meanwhile, reacted indignantly to the verdict.
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None of Jenner's children have reacted to the meme yet.
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Wall Street stocks reacted sharply to the oil price slump.
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There was no thinking in my actions; I just reacted.
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But mortgage rates have reacted only in fits and starts.
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Business reaction Business groups reacted to the vote with anger.
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Beijing has already reacted to Trump's statement, pledging to retaliate.
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He reacted to Tyrion's secret meeting with confusion and outrage.
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Every few minutes the growing crowd reacted to new results.
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"He just reacted and that was that," Mr. Morad said.
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The State Department and the British government also reacted negatively.
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That's why the police and Turkish society reacted so violently.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu reacted angrily to the photos.
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HOW HAVE RARE EARTHS PRICES REACTED TO THE RISING TENSIONS?
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But viewers have reacted with shock to the new documentary.
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When time ran out, the French fans reacted with dismay.
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Companies have reacted quickly to brand gaffes in the past.
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The White House has not yet reacted to the news.
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Around the world, people reacted in horror to the story.
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Israeli officials reacted bitterly to the cancellation of the game.
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By then, however, international financial markets had already reacted negatively.
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Mr. Ismaili reacted by setting off tear gas in Parliament.
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Not surprisingly, customers have reacted favorably to the food upgrades.
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Now, Pryor says he reacted after things had gotten racial.
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And then the government has reacted as well in that.
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Apparently startled, the bear reacted defensively and quickly killed him.
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Some who reacted online on Monday and Tuesday were alarmed.
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How have they reacted and responded to those different experiences?
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The opposition reacted by calling a parliamentary no confidence vote.
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Asked how his patients reacted, he said, "They appreciate it."
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Analysts have reacted to the rising headwinds against the FANGs.
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Whatever they were reading was shocking; some reacted with tears.
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People reacted to Amazon's donation with ridicule over the weekend.
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How she immediately reacted and the facts that she gave.
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That would be really dramatic — if anyone reacted to it.
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Upset Upset: Many readers have reacted to the question similarly.
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The muni bond market initially reacted negatively to these possibilities.
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State Department veterans reacted to Mr. Tillerson's timetable with incredulity.
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Jefferson's brother reacted to the arrest on CNN Monday night.
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Chinese feminists reacted with anger and dismay to the news.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers reacted to McConnell's announcement with alarm.
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Markets reacted to the budget plans by selling Italian debt.
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Democrats, meanwhile, reacted with indignation to the president's latest pronouncements.
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Case in point: How Trump reacted to the Mueller report.
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Mr. Mishra said the Coast Guard should have reacted sooner.
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Mr. Romney, a smart and serious man, reacted with disbelief.
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How do you think leaders from other nations leaders reacted?
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The White House reacted with scorn to Judge Orrick's ruling.
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Then again, his security reacted faster than Kelly Rowland's did.
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Tokyo reacted to Trump's statements with shock, disbelief, and horror.
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Well, Bear, no one else reacted; you must have misheard.
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"I didn't even think, I just reacted," she told PEOPLE.
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Yanez reacted by shooting him in a matter of seconds.
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Donald Trump reacted to President Barack Obama endorsing Hillary Clinton on Thursday the same way he's reacted to approximately 70 percent of developments this election cycle: He sent out a mocking tweet about it.
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You pop online and it shows you stories that, based on its understanding of how other people have reacted to them and how you have reacted to past stories, it thinks you will enjoy.
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" 'We are not done fighting' Noor's attorney, Peter Wold, told the court that "there is no dispute that Noor reacted based on fear in the split seconds he reacted and shot Ms. Ruszczyk that night.
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First, kids were recorded reacting to everything from Windows 95 to Sonic the Hedgehog; then parents reacted to their kids reacting to stuff; and eventually react videos reacted to react videos reacting to react videos.
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"The stocks have reacted already," said Colin Davies, a Bernstein analyst.
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That's unusual; that's not, typically, how the market would have reacted.
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The tourists in Kos reacted to the refugees in different ways.
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And I'm reacting to them the way Isherwood reacted to me.
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And some Jackson family members have reacted to Leaving Neverland directly.
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Shares were rallying Friday as investors reacted to the improved trends.
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Cruz reacted as if he'd heard a different question all together.
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"Oh you dirty boy," Giuliani reacted, slapping the now Republican candidate.
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The stock market has also reacted skittishly to Trump's trade policies.
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A few guys reacted with a bit of shock and amusement.
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And now we know exactly how Holliday's, Rose's, and Chyna's reacted.
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One of my friends reacted to the piece with absolute outrage.
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Wall Street has so far reacted to the rise of Sen.
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Jennifer Aniston hilariously reacted to "Friends" costar Matthew Perry joining Instagram.
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Rules changes made the pass more rewarding, and Belichick reacted accordingly.
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In my 30s I reacted against many of my early inclinations.
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So far, fans have reacted positively to the second feature film.
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I was afraid of the way I reacted to being disappointed.
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In an Instagram post about her ban from PayPal, Loomer reacted.
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When I announced my sponsorship, some people reacted in different ways.
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Attendees reacted with a "mixture of surprise and curiosity," Moutier said.
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UNICEF reacted to the death of 25 children in the attack.
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Oh and here&aposs how the Trump hating news outlets reacted.
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Both students and faculty have reacted with fury to the changes.
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They were tired of how men in their lives reacted, too.
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Immediately, the public reacted the best way they know how: tweeting.
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Most Nigerians have reacted with a mixture of resignation and annoyance.
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During the attack I was surprised at how my body reacted.
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The largest appliance chains reacted by firing staff and closing stores.
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In retrospect I kind of feel bad about how I reacted.
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It took some time before N26 reacted and closed those accounts.
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Markets had initially reacted with surprise and then stabilized, he added.
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One family member of the victims reacted to the devastating news.
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"We all reacted the same way—'Oh my gosh,'" Caputo recalls.
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His body had reacted to the surroundings without his conscious awareness.
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DuCharme said he was proud of the way his employees reacted.
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Markets reacted by paring a little of their recent hefty losses.
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Meanwhile, "tech stocks have not reacted well [to earnings]," Sarhan said.
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How would you/have you reacted to such requests or surprises?
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Many of Bell's fans reacted with messages of sympathy and support.
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The U.S. stock market has largely reacted positively to the Nov.
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I discovered that Catholic people reacted in different ways facing violence.
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She claims he reacted with the blow to her mid-section.
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Stateside, stocks opened lower as investors reacted to the weak figures.
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Opponents reacted by branding him out of touch with ordinary voters.
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The best part ... the judge reacted to Chyna's claim that E!
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Gates quickly reacted to Martinez's tweet to defend close friend Booth.
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Oil stocks reacted negatively, with the sector closing 1 percent lower.
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Berri's camp reacted with fury, saying Bassil had crossed "red lines".
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Thus, equity markets reacted positively, the dollar plunged and gold gained.
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Not surprisingly, President Barack Obama reacted swiftly to name his choice.
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When I asked how she reacted, he said she was angry.
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And then he reacted; he had a strong reaction to that.
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Predictably, Croatian and Bosniak leaders have reacted angrily to the verdict.
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Were you surprised that Tinder reacted the way that they did?
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Blankfein initially reacted to an editorial Sanders co-wrote with Sen.
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Mr. Assad's adversaries reacted with a mix of fury and frustration.
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But then also you kind of saw how the Cavs reacted.
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Indeed, fans in some corners have reacted poorly to Johnson's movie.
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Police quickly reacted to the insurgency, killing the Taliban fighters. Nov.
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The way Equifax reacted to the hack truly set it apart.
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The Chinese government has reacted furiously to the recent US statements.
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In hindsight, our process wasn't adequate, and we reacted too quickly.
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Speaking to "Entertainment Tonight," the singer reacted to the wardrobe change.
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Late-night host Stephen Colbert reacted to Texas Senate candidate Rep.
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Others reacted differently to a police officer's knock on their door.
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Democrats, meanwhile, reacted with derision to Trump's attempted cleanup on Tuesday.
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On Wall Street, stocks rose as traders reacted to Kudlow's comments.
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Investors also reacted to the latest twists in the presidential race.
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Rajneeshpuram Mayor Swami Krishna Deva reacted to this action with belligerence.
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The Korean won and shares barely reacted to the policy announcement.
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And educators there reacted to Dulcey's announcement with questions and skepticism.
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CBS changed the news paradigm, and fans reacted poorly to it.
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Predictably, the Israeli government reacted with dismay to the court decision.
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No one in the room reacted when I went into shock.
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How have people from the Lea Valley reacted to your images?
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That night they were incredible, and people reacted to them immediately.
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Trump reacted with unusually harsh language to news of the raid.
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I don't remember how they reacted, if they did at all.
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Everyone in the movie theater reacted except me and my stepdad.
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Singer and songwriter John Legend reacted to Wilson's passing on Twitter.
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The Palestinian authorities have reacted sharply to some of the criticism.
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On social media, many have reacted negatively to the sign's message.
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Proving progressive credentials Sanders supporters reacted with elation to the news.
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Markets had initially reacted with surprise and then stabilised, he added.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which has been mildly supportive, reacted strongly.
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People close to him told me he reacted similarly to them.
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Guests on "Hardball" reacted to Matthews' abrupt departure on Monday night.
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The Russian foreign ministry reacted by saying Hutchison's comments were dangerous.
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Russia has dismissed the allegations, and reacted by expelling foreign officials.
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In any case, it's better to ask him how he reacted.
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Trump's children, unlike their father, have not yet reacted on Twitter.
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Riots broke out in prisons as prisoners reacted to the news.
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The elites have reacted with either steely reserve or fiery anger.
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How have other promoters reacted to the release of the app?
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How have South Korea and Japan reacted to this alarming threat?
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" Romance writer Tracey Livesay reacted with a tweet that read, "What?!?
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Other industry figures reacted on Twitter: This is a developing story.
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Democratic leaders in the House reacted with caution to Sherman's move.
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Trump reacted to Bloomberg's position and Baquet's statement on Monday night.
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All across Twitter, people reacted to Pence's Facebook Live with jokes.
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In 1998, Voyager 583 reacted to a command by going silent.
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Markets reacted strongly to a brief inflation scare in early February.
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I know I got caught by surprise, and I reacted defensively.
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On social media, a number of people reacted with good humor.
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Trump reacted quickly to the release of the declassified whistleblower complaint.
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Above, Mr. Simpson reacted after learning he had been granted parole.
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Trump reacted to the accusations in a series of tweets Tuesday.
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"I'm not surprised markets reacted positively to this news," Bernstein said.
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Investors reacted by pushing the Dow Jones industrial average down 0.4%.
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The media, along with the nation's leading Democrats, reacted with disgust.
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Google, Amazon, and Apple all reacted differently to their individual scandals.
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Palestinians reacted with anger and bafflement to Mr. Trump's policy shift.
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Markets reacted quickly to both months' data, but in opposite ways.
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How has President Trump reacted to all this news that's broken?
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Consumers reacted horribly, the stock tanked … and then things got bad.
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Wade found out this news on Sunday and reacted on Twitter.
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Netflix shares reacted to the note by sliding 5.5% on Friday.
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Global investors initially reacted as if the world had caught fire.
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Equity markets initially reacted negatively, but pared losses to trade flat.
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Trump administration officials reacted to the announcement with derision and fury.
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Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio reacted in starkly different ways.
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The liberal media reacted to Trump's address with its predictable bias.
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Lizzie and her sister reacted to their stepmother as a usurper.
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Maduro has reacted to the chaos and dissent with authoritarian tactics.
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Thus far, officials closest to the violence have reacted with disinterest.
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Whatever the truth, the internet reacted just as you would expect.
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But the players I encountered reacted to this mostly with excitement.
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Jordan's fellow competitors clearly feel threatened -- and reacted by spewin' hate.
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We're told there was no announcement made -- everyone just kinda reacted.
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Here's how leaders around the world reacted to Fidel Castro's death
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Investors also reacted to a tepid forecast for current-quarter revenue.
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He reacted by calling them liars and threatening to sue them.
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She became interested in the topic as a graduate student, she said, when watching a male friend teach a course and noticing the difference in how students reacted to him compared with how they reacted to her.
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A number of Tory ministers and MPs reacted badly to Williamson's appointment:
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A lot of them reacted more strongly than I think I would.
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Her followers reacted with a resounding "YESSS," and the trend was born.
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The UN and the international community reacted with outrage to the announcement.
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Investors reacted by selling off Italian government bonds and stocks on Friday.
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Markets have not reacted strongly to Lopez Obrador's lead in the polls.
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After a few events were held, including the drag ball, authorities reacted.
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The stock market reacted calmly, while bond yields and the dollar rose.
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The US stock market initially reacted fearfully Monday morning to Trump's threat.
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Fans across the U.S. reacted with a mix of humor and disapproval.
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Markets have reacted negatively multiple times to developments in the tariff talks.
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And then I remembered how Jesus reacted when His dear friend died.
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted," the star revealed.
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Here's how the stock reacted to the news: Best Buy isn't alone.
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Equity markets reacted poorly to the political climate Thursday, sending gold upwards.
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What's more inexplicable is the way the public reacted to the tape.
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The faculty there reacted warmly to her audition, and she felt supported.
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Adidas shares climbed 7% Friday morning as markets reacted to the results.
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The language used by the accounts reveals how they reacted to Charlottesville.
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And more recently, the Australian ambassador in Washington reacted sharply when Sen.
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But the anchors and everyone always reacted the SAME way all week.
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Researchers tested how people reacted when robots messed up a given task.
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What I remember most of all is the way my parents reacted.
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The Rock has not yet reacted publicly to news of this campaign.
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"No one else that I know of noticed or reacted," he shared.
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When a film reacted, its electrical resistance changed in a predictable manner.
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Mackelmore I think that I reacted out of a place of fear.
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The stock reacted severely as it fell the most in six years.
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Do you remember how you reacted when you first discovered the cancer?
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The country's president, Gjorge Ivanov, reacted icily when told of the deal.
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Rodgers reacted angrily to Barr&aposs hit and the two exchanged words.
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Johnson was targeted on social media as voters reacted to the decision.
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I've had to work on this and I reacted poorly last night.
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Not only has the political discussion shifted, but corporate America has reacted.
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"As soon as the ball was hit, I reacted quick," Inciarte said.
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In the least surprising news ever, Trump reacted Monday on Twitter. Bigly.
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Each member of the family reacted very differently to the life change.
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Ashen-faced negotiators looked on as Angela Merkel reacted to the news.
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Harry reacted by making some silly faces, including sticking his tongue out.
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"There was a personal element I reacted to," Mr. Rosenello, 43, said.
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When the Biebs deleted his Instagram account in August, the world reacted.
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At one point, Fitzgerald simply read news headlines while Jones reacted wordlessly.
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Many reacted with disgust, expressing concern for the child in the backseat.
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The big surprise was that the military reacted the way they did.
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Silicon Valley wasn't the only place where companies and business groups reacted.
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It was the mood, the tone, the shading that I reacted to.
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In stock markets, traders reacted to a fresh batch of corporate reports.
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But most significant was how Walgamott reacted emotionally while using the LUKE.
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Check out how celebrities reacted to West's visit to Trump Tower below.
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Wall Street reacted by pushing Facebook's stock up nearly six percent.Updating...[Facebook]
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Kelly on Wednesday reacted to Lauer's firing during her hour of Today.
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We simply reacted in unison, loudly and passionately enough to be heard.
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The government reacted to Sunday's attack with military action and defiant rhetoric.
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"I saw it on the news and I reacted right away," Mrs.
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Wendy's reacted to that news then by attacking McDonald's on Twitter, too.
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The dispute started after China reacted angrily to Canada's arrest on Dec.
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Flake reacted to Trump's rally comments in an interview with NBC's Today.
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Women's rights and health campaigners have reacted with anger at Trump's move.
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Banking stocks edged lower Thursday as investors reacted to mixed corporate earnings.
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Prices reacted swiftly to the U.S. delays, with Saudi Aramco on Aug.
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Shares in the firm initially reacted positively, before closing 0.6 percent down.
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Time after time, the voters have reacted to shutdowns the same way.
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We're told Taylor's security team reacted immediately, calling cops to the scene.
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Beals wanted to know if Kudrow did anything and how she reacted.
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The Internet reacted as you might expect: with overwhelming tears of happiness.
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Perhaps, though, the scientists reasoned, they reacted badly to any excess gas!
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So. The president's critics reacted with predictable shock and horror on Twitter.
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The government has not yet reacted to reports of the president's death.
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I liked to see how people reacted to the cakes as well.
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" Sanders reacted to that Sunday by saying, "I think it is heartless.
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Julia Roberts hilariously reacted to the news of her 2019 Emmys snub.
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Leftists reacted with dismay and anger to the choice of Mr Kaine.
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Last year, the French reacted to terror mostly with defiance and unity.
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Jimmy reacted, sure, and it came up a few times, of course.
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The hospital staff reacted immediately and gave her a shot of epinephrine.
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Though the billionaire apologized, institutional investors — including seven government pensions — reacted quickly.
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That's because commodity markets have reacted favorably to this progress on trade.
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Venezuelan leaders reacted angrily to weekend news accounts (The New York Times).
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Investors reacted by dumping the lira, which immediately nosedived, before recovering slightly.
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Republicans reacted by finding someone with a pathological urge to punch back.
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"I went in there and just reacted to whatever happened," says Cole.
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Also, what the hell is the word "reacted" doing in my notifications?
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The baht didn't appear to have reacted too much to the referendum.
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Pakistan reacted by cutting trade and transport ties and expelling India's ambassador.
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Maybe they're having a bad day or they just reacted without thinking.
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In Belgium, patients reacted badly to a drug produced in rabbit cells.
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Earlier in the day, Breitbart reacted with fury to Trump's Afghanistan address.
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The market previously reacted to reports that a deal announcement was imminent.
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The market previously reacted to reports that a deal announcement were imminent.
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Trump immediately reacted on Twitter: SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TRUMP TRAVEL BAN. Wow!
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Most importantly, President Trump realized this long ago, and he reacted decisively.
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Also, interesting how positively the stock market reacted to Trump's debate defeat.
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Some critics said the authorities should have reacted faster to the threat.
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Chinese officials reacted furiously to suggestions Beijing was meddling in Australian affairs.
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Investors on social media reacted to the unusual comment by the president.
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Researchers and bioethicists around the world reacted with criticism, skepticism and alarm.
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Companies and distributors have reacted by passing the increase on to consumers.
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Markets reacted by taking back a little of their recent hefty losses.
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The judge in the case reacted angrily after reading those internal records.
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Avila reacted to my interview request with a healthy dose of caution.
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The information has been preserved and reacted, the facts been digitally stored.
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YouTube reacted, seemingly overhauling the "advertiser-friendly" content categories in the process.
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How have fans and the international community reacted to Laws of War ?
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Toomey's campaign reacted to McGinty's endorsements with criticism of her Washington ties.
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Beijing again reacted to Trump's statement, pledging to retaliate with counter measures.
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"I think Angie reacted well on it," her coach, Wim Fissette, said.
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When such movements were brutally repressed, Havana and Moscow reacted with indifference.
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President Trump reacted to the Fed's announcement by demanding further rate cuts.
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The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), the largest pilots union, reacted similarly.
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So when he did show up, many staff members reacted in anger.
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Millions of people reacted to these two deaths with shock and sorrow.
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In a Medium post Sunday, Gig Workers Collective reacted to the changes.
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Hampshire police reacted quickly after Cook's body was discovered; they had to.
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Kimmel and Seth Meyers reacted with their own brands of sardonic glee.
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And the more fucked up it was, the better the audience reacted.
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" Iran reacted furiously, with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif calling Trump's statement "repugnant.
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Democrats reacted with fury, accusing them of trying to undo the election.
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Several Democrats reacted to the memo and the recusal decision with alarm.
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Here's how writers from across the political spectrum reacted to the outcome.
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Times readers reacted to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new admission policy.
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He reacted to both with an exaggerated wave toward the Phillies' dugout.
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At first, he said, residents reacted negatively, but the animosity has dissipated.
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Create a little mental space between what happened and how you reacted.
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The president reacted by adding a new element to his public remarks.
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" Gay reacted to the emails from Weisman saying she was "legitimately shocked.
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Trump reacted to the book by calling her a "dog" on Twitter.
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Mr. Trump reacted to both books with numerous tweets targeting the authors.
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Newspapers in Europe reacted with a mix of surprise, outrage and horror.
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I mean since his inauguration to his office, Japan's markets reacted positively.
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The fraternity members reacted aggressively, pushing him to the ground, investigators found.
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When it finally admitted its culpability, protesters reacted with rage and fury.
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Social media users reacted quickly to Trump's tweet knocking his own proposal.
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And when the data came in way off expectations, markets reacted swiftly.
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But, judging by this morning's stocks report, the bull has already reacted.
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Students reacted with joy to a change many said was long overdue.
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Campaign veterans reacted to how the Democratic presidential candidates fared Tuesday night.
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Above, his supporters reacted to the vote in the capital of Yerevan.
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They have each reacted with defiance, bravado and brazen appeals to populism.
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The Trump administration, for its part, has reacted inconsistently to the protests.
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And he picked up on that and then he reacted to it.
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Hailey Bieber reacted positively, writing "yeeeeee😍" on her husband's Instagram photo.
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But the jamboree's social media pages erupted, as parents and partisans reacted.
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China reacted angrily to what it describes as meddling in its affairs.
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Shares in several companies reacted sharply on Wednesday after announcing quarterly results.
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Bloom reacted in a string of text messages after getting the news.
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Several fellow celebs, including actress Viola Davis, also reacted to his death.
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Xavier rarely reacted to her outbursts, which only infuriated her, she said.
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Last month, social media reacted in outrage at news of the ban.
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Industry groups reacted positively to the proposal, saying it would improve efficiency.
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U.S. stock indexes reacted positively, but declined over all for the week.
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The culture has reacted accordingly: Abs are hot, and hot requires abs.
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So, the ultimate "dovish" hike, to which sterling reacted quickly and decisively.
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The truth is we have no idea how Trump would have reacted.
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On Wall Street, shares slumped as traders reacted to disappointing economic data.
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Meanwhile, in the United States, many foreign policy experts reacted with alarm.
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Recently, commercial retailers have reacted to social pressure from gun control activists.
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I'm not sure -- probably the world has not reacted sufficiently to it.
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Transgender service members reacted with a mix of sadness, anger and fear.
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Lawmakers from both parties reacted to the report with horror on Saturday.
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Republicans have also reacted with varying degrees of horror to Trump's remarks.
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My taste buds reacted as if they'd never experienced anything as delectable.
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Obama has reacted to Trump's election with more equanimity than most Democrats.
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Simon suggested a look at how people reacted to their own favorites.
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Two teacher groups that have been spearheading the walkout reacted with skepticism. .
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Trump critics, meanwhile, have reacted with eye-rolling and skepticism of Flake.
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She said she reacted with "disbelief" when she initially heard the news.
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Once people reacted well to them, we were off to the races.
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Here, uranium is reacted with fluorine to make uranium hexafluoride gas (UF6).
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" Asked how Daniels reacted to Trump's insult, Avenatti said she was "incredulous.
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Eason reacted aggressively when authorities showed up at his home in December.
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" George Katrougalos, Greece's deputy foreign minister, said in an interview Wednesday that in trying to prevent the Greek approval of the deal to recognize North Macedonia, Russia had "reacted in the same way that they have reacted with Montenegro.
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No major 2020 Democratic presidential candidates immediately reacted to Trump's tariff threat, either.
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Let's say that racism reacted against an Obama presidency, and that racism won.
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Olympian champion Amy Williams reacted to the news via Twitter on Friday morning.
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He wouldn't have reacted by that mockery by running for president in 2016.
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Stocks reacted swiftly to the report earlier Thursday, bouncing higher in midafternoon trading.
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This term, two cases presented such an opportunity and liberals reacted with alarm.
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The world isn't to be reacted to for men and women like this.
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Consequently, as news trickled out over the weekend, conservative figures reacted with fury.
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That group, and others, reacted with alarm at the Pompeo appointment on Tuesday.
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Here's how folks on social media reacted to the launch of the doll:
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Meanwhile, President Trump has reacted via Twitter to the newest Russia-related stories.
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Other asset classes reacted more forcefully to the tensions in the Middle East.
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Throughout history, leaders of entrenched power structures have not reacted well to change.
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However people on the internet reacted, the new royal couple looked very happy.
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But not all parts of the world reacted to Trump's victory with alarm.
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In keeping with how well-telegraphed the move has been, markets reacted little.
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If you had to do it again, would you have reacted the same?
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"Maybe it's the director's poetic license, but that is not how I reacted."
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The victim's family reacted to the guilty pleas through their attorney, Spencer Banks.
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On today's Halftime Report the desk reacted to the new changes in hierarchy.
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Officials reacted swiftly, passing anti-bullying legislation at both national and local levels.
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The British government reacted with unusually open anger, calling the claim "utterly ridiculous".
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We can only imagine how Frances would have reacted to Big's bedroom TV.
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The police never reacted to requests for a proper investigation for either case.
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" Donald Trump Jr. reacted to the announcement by claiming that "Christmas came early.
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Malaysian markets have reacted positively to 92-year-old Mahathir's surprise election win.
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Singaporeans reacted by clearing out supermarket shelves of rice, noodles and toilet paper.
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Commerzbank shares climbed 3% on Wednesday morning as markets reacted to the news.
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In 1983, Blue Bulls reacted with different feeding, lying and social interaction times.
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Shares in several companies reacted sharply on Wednesday after their announcing quarterly results.
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Most importantly, however, is the way Langford's students have reacted to the gesture.
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Cher reacted to second husband Gregg Allman's death on her Twitter on Saturday.
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Eric reacted to harsh criticism that followed the story's publication with a tweet.
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The crypto community has already reacted strongly to this deluge of new assets.
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The price of oil has already reacted to the threat of tighter supply.
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In the clip, Richmond describes how he reacted when he heard the explosion.
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The EU reacted cautiously to the speech, though it called her remarks constructive.
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Both reacted as if Kennedy, and not the FBI, had proposed the deal.
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Like we had one where how bandwagon fans reacted to DeMarcus Cousins signing.
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International investors reacted with shock to the arrest of Michael Calvey in Moscow.
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People reacted to what they say is a display of shocking white privilege.
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It was really poor taste the way the Japanese government reacted to this.
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One state party chair reacted so angrily that they had to be restrained.
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The vessels also reacted as they "should" to drugs designed to decrease inflammation.
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You'll always remember how you reacted when this "can't kill" character was killed.
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Palestinians wary of US ambassador Palestinians reacted negatively to the announcement of Friedman.
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N) reacted in 2013 by divesting a shareholding in China Construction Bank (601939.
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"We correctly reacted to counterterrorism with enhanced R&D after 2001," Samaras wrote.
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Many government officials, celebrities, and everyday citizens have reacted against the new policy.
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But Moran's sister, Elizabeth Perez, recalled how their mother reacted to the video.
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Kim still made the catch but immediately reacted by looking behind him, shocked.
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He noted that while earnings among financial stocks fell, the sector reacted positively.
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Bad move on that person's part, 'cause the rapper reacted with the quickness.
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted," the star told viewers.
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During his Meanwhile... segment on The Late Show, Colbert reacted to Rowling's remarks.
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This is why health officials reacted so strongly to quarantine measures like Christie's.
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"Wow, this just in!" she playfully exclaimed as the audience reacted with surprise.
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Republicans reacted angrily, demanding that Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano rescind the report.
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Acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialists have not yet publicly reacted to this.
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Investors had reacted a terrorist attack in Barcelona by selling shares in airlines.
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German prosecutors have, however, reacted by expanding ongoing investigations into suspected market manipulation.
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Democrats and Republicans reacted to news of the swap with almost uniform glee.
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Environmental groups reacted negatively to the limited details provided by the public summary.
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U.S. railroads have reacted to falling demand by furloughing workers and mothballing locomotives.
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Investors reacted by trading shares in the company up in after-hours trading.
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Congo's government reacted by saying it would reject foreign aid for the poll.
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As a result, some in Hong Kong reacted to his comments with shock.
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MORE doubled down on the commercialization of human spaceflight, Congress reacted with anger.
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Gadi Eisenkot, reacted swiftly, saying this is not how the Israeli Army behaves.
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There have been tense situations in which a client may have reacted aggressively.
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" Holder reacted strongly on Twitter, saying the President should "stop the damn lying.
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The public appears to have processed them as partisan battles, and reacted accordingly.
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The crowd reacted angrily, and afterward Mr. Diaz said the stoppage surprised him.
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Bank of America and RBC Capital Markets both reacted by downgrading the stock.
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The German lender's shares climbed 2.49% Friday as investors reacted to the news.
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Former EPA employees have reacted harshly to the planned repeal of the rule.
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The Checkers and Rally's Twitter account casually reacted to IHOB's new burger line.
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"Somebody called me and said, he's been fired, and I reacted," Caputo said.
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AND THE MARKETS REACTED VERY GENEROUSLY TO US OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS.
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Danish lawmakers and citizens reacted with surprise and anger to Trump's canceled visit.
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"We reacted in about two hours to something that was online," said Luz.
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California rock band Papa Roach reacted on Twitter upon learning of Paul's passing.
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Stock and bond markets reacted, as the Fed probably hoped, with a yawn.
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They've reacted by replacing pretend corners and playground time with "school readiness" tests.
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On social media, many people reacted sarcastically or angrily to Mr. Trump's assertions.
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Some of them reacted with condemnation over the weekend to Ms. Chen's appointment.
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Several movie stars reacted to the announcement, mostly with distaste for the decision.
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Asked how she reacted after receiving the painting, Griffin replied she was thrilled.
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After the publication of the emails on Tuesday, Turkey reacted by blocking WikiLeaks.
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Pelosi reacted to Waters with a retort of her own, according to Rep.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel reacted by firing his police superintendent, Garry McCarthy, last December.
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Ominously, Russia reacted to Trident Juncture-18 with yet another act of aggression.
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Democrats reacted with anger, saying the administration was trying to sabotage the law.
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Politicians in Belgium reacted too late to what was happening on the ground.
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I wanted to see how it felt, but also how other people reacted.
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Like a dog backed into a corner, I'd reacted by snarling and snapping.
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I reacted so strongly for a simple reason: We've come a long way.
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Feminist activists across the nation reacted to his remarks with outrage and condemnation.
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The NYPD reacted to these threats and noted that they are not credible.
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Demonstrators reacted by banging on a metal highway barrier with pipes and rocks.
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Other experts reacted similarly, as Fast Company noted after the findings were released.
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State legislative leaders from both parties reacted to the KMOV's report with dismay.
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Twitter users reacted with awe at the "pure evil" genius of Rochat's prank.
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A look at how they reacted to wins, losses and everything in between.
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Mr. Siegel reacted with joy to the possibility that it could be repealed.
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Victorious 2014 Ryder Cup captain McGinley reacted with disappointment to Reed's public stance.
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At first, the Dixie Chicks reacted to their country music exile with equanimity.
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Or, worse, that an entire crowd reacted so positively to the word's use.
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Netflix shares reacted to the note by rising more than 2% Monday morning.
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The mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel, reacted angrily to Mr. Trump's Twitter message.
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When Trump first rolled out the slogan, historians and journalists reacted with alarm.
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No place has reacted like any other; sometimes, the reaction has been ugly.
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As you've been talking to audiences about the film, how have they reacted?
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The Iranians reacted angrily to news reports of Mr. Hook's presence in Vienna.
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Asset prices reacted as if the Fed was significantly reducing its stimulus plans.
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Here's how writers from across the political spectrum reacted to Mr. Moore's defeat.
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So senior Russian officials reacted cautiously to the withdrawal announcements, starting with Syria.
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This is how some hearing people reacted to my imagined lifetime without music.
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Yeah, and I could tell by the way people reacted on the set.
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The European Union, like America, reacted appropriately by imposing punishing sanctions on Russia.
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But Labour leaders reacted angrily to the idea on Thursday, noting that Mrs.
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" In a crisis, it said, he reacted "with consideration" and was "technically correct.
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How have your colleagues in the Senate reacted to this investigation so far?
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And I was far from alone in how I reacted to my split.
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As Coutinho — 26 that day — reacted in mock indignation, Neymar buckled with laughter.
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Legend, 40, reacted to the sentence in a series of tweets on Saturday.
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Other Gulf markets also reacted negatively to the attacks, with Kuwait's premier index .
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But they reacted fairly calmly when I asked them about the monkey research.
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Sandrine Brauer, a member of the group, reacted positively to the French announcement.
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U.S financial markets finally reacted in late February, and then with a flurry.
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Still, some Republicans reacted to the news of his impending departure with alarm.
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Israel reacted by recalling its ambassador and asking the Turkish consul to leave.
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President Trump reacted cooly to the possible loss of his closest international ally.
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Here's how writers on the right and left reacted to the president's comments.
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Brad Pitt joked about Prince Harry leaving the UK — and the royals reacted.
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State Department officials did not say how the North Korean negotiating team reacted.
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Many of Trump's critics reacted to Barr's statement last night with deep cynicism.
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Just look at how they reacted to the firing of the F.B.I. director.
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Scientists of that era reacted negatively, partly because of the emphasis on females.
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Phil Bryant of Mississippi reacted to Kingston's death on Facebook on Thursday night.
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Civil liberties campaign groups have reacted angrily to the Met&aposs decision, however.
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" And naturally, Trump reacted with his sexist insult of choice, calling Meghan "nasty.
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Anderson reacted to this by seeking them out and offering them painting lessons.
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Millennials on the Internet reacted with rage, sarcasm and, in some cases, math.
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And with this morning's announcement, the family reacted with predictable anger and disappointment.
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Paula Donovan, co-director of AIDS Free World, reacted angrily to the news.
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Here's how leaders on the left, the right and around the world reacted.
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Some panicked residents reacted by killing monkeys, mistakenly blaming them for the spread.
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Mets fans largely reacted positively to news that the team could be sold.
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Ms. Tsai reacted angrily when Burkina Faso severed official relations and recognized China.
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Iran has reacted by promising retaliation against the U.S. for the general's death.
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Republicans reacted by declaring victory, arguing that Pelosi had still essentially gained nothing.
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In the E.R., the comatose young woman reacted to pain, but nothing else.
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Our secondborn reacted in hurt and anger after learning of our firstborn's conception.
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Our secondborn reacted in hurt and anger after learning of our firstborn's conception.
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That is why markets reacted so positively to the faintest glimmer of progress.
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The moves came as investors reacted to overnight developments in U.S.-China tensions.
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The market has reacted with bigger upside than it was on the downside.
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The Mikes reacted as producers do, by considering the script's merits and difficulties.
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What was more interesting to me was how Trump reacted to the memo.
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Supply has reacted, belatedly, to the first-wave demand impulse from battery-makers.
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Senate leaders reacted to the Republicans' role in killing the bill with dismay.
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Several investors in Israel's start-up scene reacted positively to the new funds.
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Ellis almost immediately reacted when the juror walked away from the lawyers' discussion.
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Already, markets around the world have reacted to the prospect of these policies.
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Certainly, strangers reacted favorably to Reiss while the book was still in progress.
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How have some Democratic lawmakers reacted to Mr. Trump's criticism of Mr. Lewis?
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On Monday's episode, Ripa recounted how the staff reacted to her on Thursday.
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Texas state senators and representatives reacted to Mr. Trump's remark along party lines.
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Some of Mr. Berg's other friends had not reacted well to his news.
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The sports world has reacted in an overwhelmingly negative way to Trump's comments.
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Consider how the market reacted to the really good jobs news on Friday.
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Democrats reacted angrily to the Trump administration's decision to include the new question.
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When Kotb asked what they thought about Gerwig's snub, the cast reacted honestly.
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Call to action Policymakers reacted to the study with a call to action.
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Based on how a customer reacted to the images, it recommended a flavor.
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Ellis reacted verbally after being fouled by D'Andre Wright while making a layup.
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Lawmakers from both parties reacted with horror at the Politico report on Saturday.
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"I would say nine out of 20503 people reacted critically," Gebald told me.
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The internet reacted to Ronaldo&aposs outdated device with shock and amusement Monday.
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Shaunie also tells us how she would have reacted in the same situation.
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But fewer than 2 percent reacted to these foods on formal skin testing.
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But you may still be wondering how all those supposed troublemakers here reacted.
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Still, investors reacted to the reports by dumping shares of all four companies.
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On Friday morning, Trump reacted to the players with another round of tweets.
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Middleton sidearmed a pass to Maker, and once again Toronto's defense reacted accordingly.
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"There's no way for someone to know how they would react … My explanation of how I would have reacted and the reality of how I actually reacted would have been completely opposite," Taylor tells ABC's Amy Robach in the clip.
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"We're very fortunate that Canadian Forces, through their training, responded, reacted, and as a result, I can tell you that had they not reacted the changes of this being much more severe, much more serious definitely would've occurred," he added.
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Indeed, a recent Vox/Morning Consult poll found that 55 percent of Republican voters reacted negatively to the idea that the first-place finisher from primaries and caucuses wouldn't end up the nominee, compared with only 35 percent who reacted positively.
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"We're very fortunate that Canadian Forces, through their training, responded, reacted, and as a result, I can tell you that had they not reacted the changes of this being much more severe, much more serious definitely would've occurred," the chief said.
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They reacted to this information as if it were the smell of warm garbage.
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I reacted to every written situation the way I would have in real life.
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On WWHL, Richards also reacted to Vanderpump's husband Ken Todd's tirade against the cast.
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The press reacted quickly to this intended gutting, treating it as a major story.
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And yet, everybody reacted as if it was some sort of crazy new thing.
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President Donald Trump reacted to the news on Twitter, early Friday, sharing his condolences.
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Shares of Snap immediately reacted to the news, spiking as much as 2 percent.
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Read on for a look at the way politicians have reacted to the news.
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" President Erdogan reacted by warning of a " war between the cross and the crescent .
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Civil rights groups reacted angrily to the reversal by the Justice Department on Monday.
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And I think the consumers reacted because performance is in a lot of places.
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People on the platform immediately reacted by posting countless Photoshopped variations of the original.
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Iran has reacted defiantly, dismissing Trump's demands for the pact to be toughened up.
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But look at how the Democrats reacted to Peter Strzok in Congress last week.
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Our live blog reacted reaction as US President Donald Trump met with manufacturing chiefs.
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Reading the account at the White House, Edith and her daughter Ethel reacted angrily.
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Several veterans of Kasich's political operation reacted to the Russia lobbying story with intrigue.
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And insurgents reacted with more sophisticated and deadlier explosives to pierce the stronger trucks.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei gave a muted response, while the Japanese yen also reacted little.
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As Vox's Alex Ward pointed out, North Korea experts reacted negatively to Bolton's assertions.
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On Twitter, the disability community reacted harshly: DeVos literally didn't know what IDEA was.
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Ayala reacted to his death on Twitter, saying she was "broken" by the news.
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" Schulman reacted on Twitter, writing, "Appreciate the support from you and so many others.
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He even apparently acknowledged why people reacted the way they did to the vest.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer reacted with sarcasm about the agreement late on Friday.
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European banks, meanwhile, fell as traders reacted to banking stress tests in the region.
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The UIDAI reacted to the backlash by saying the agency respected freedom of press.
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After the interview was published, many people reacted to Trainor's comments on social media.
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But prices have since retreated as U.S. markets reacted positively to the Trump win.
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WE'RE SEEING RIGHT NOW HOW THE MARKET REACTED VERY POSITIVELY TO THE LATEST RESULTS.
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Have you noticed how your British fans have reacted to this very British album?
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At first workers reacted to the machines rather as English Luddites eyed automated looms.
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The next day, Trump reacted to the news by calling Daniels "Horseface" on Twitter.
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Some crowd members at a rally last year reacted with violence to a protestor.
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It has reacted with extreme harshness to any such talk in Tibet and Xinjiang.
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On Thursday, Speaker Ryan reacted to this discharge petition uprising during a press conference.
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He wouldn't eat and reacted to her touch as though she was beating him.
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The People's Bank of China has reacted, however, taking steps to support small banks.
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Markets, too, have reacted with growing anxiety to the prospect of a populist coalition.
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Everyone I've shown the NES Classic Edition to has reacted the same way: awe.
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Uber shares also rose more than 3% as investors reacted to Lyft's positive guidance.
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BECKY QUICK: The markets haven't reacted in great force to any of this yet.
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Here we examine how notable films and shows reacted, portrayed, and relived 9/11.
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Meanwhile, Drake couldn't keep his eyes off Rihanna as he reacted to her moves.
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Here's how some of the most prominent politicians and celebrities reacted to the video.
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Rights groups say Museveni has reacted with a mix of force and cash handouts.
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Ashley got some tough love from Nick, and of course she reacted perfectly rationally.
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Demi's father said his daughter reacted to the news with her characteristic good nature.
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New Yorker staff, meanwhile, reacted to the previous editor William Shawn's dismissal with outrage.
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Axios Sourced, Episode 1: How the White House reacted to the Trump Jr. story
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The next day, Putin reacted by also halting his country's obligations to the treaty.
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But human users reacted differently to the Democratic and Republican bots, according to Ferrara.
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You&aposre right, Chris, there was an overreach there and the public reacted negatively.
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Representatives from the oil and gas industry reacted harshly to the Obama administration's action.
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At least two protesters were ejected, and Trump and his supporters reacted with glee.
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Malaysian officials reacted angrily to Switzerland's announcement about misappropriation, accusing it of spreading "misinformation".
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Trump's spokeswoman reacted fiercely to those statements, insisting the President was a truthful man.
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Prime Minister Andrej Babis reacted to the weekend attack by calling the soldiers heroes.
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"Our gallant soldiers reacted swiftly to protect their camp," Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said.
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Maddow reacted like most human beings would to such a heartbreaking story — with compassion.
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He added that Google does "deserve credit" as they have reacted to the situation.
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In three tweets, President Obama reacted to the white nationalist demonstrations in Charlottesville, Va.:
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And how she reacted — or, sort of didn't react — made it all the better.
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Trump reacted to the pontiff's comments by calling Francis "disgraceful" for doubting his faith.
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On Twitter, other politicians reacted to Zuckerberg's calls for regulation with mixed reviews. Sen.
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Everyone I've shown the Kuvée Bottle to has reacted with an almost morbid curiosity.
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He, too, was surrounded by whites and blacks who reacted in starkly different ways.
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The young man was belligerent and angry before the officer reacted, the lawyer says.
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And investors reacted negatively to the announcement — pushing Tencent's shares down more than 3%.
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I only wish I could know how her hilarious grandmother reacted to the vid.
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Tears for Trainor Meghan Trainor won best new artist and reacted with joyful tears.
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Trump triumphed but financial markets reacted in a completely different way than many predicted.
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But Congress, for the most part, hardly reacted to the Methbot publicly — although Sens.
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Vietnam's government has not commented on Germany's accusation or reacted to the German statement.
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The BSP, heir to Bulgaria's once-mighty Communist Party, reacted cautiously to Borisov's announcement.
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In May, Bolsonaro reacted to the strike by truckers angry about rising diesel prices.
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The researchers saw that as the participants continued to lie, the amygdala reacted less.
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He said people who reacted with shock to Trump's victory had underestimated his support.
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If there is an ocean underneath Pluto, it would have reacted to this collision.
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Titan reacted quickly to complaints about the beacons, removing them from the final units.
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The man who led Macron's presidential campaign last year, Richard Ferrand, reacted with irony.
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Other nations affected by the tariffs reacted with similar anger and confusion on Thursday.
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Some Republicans in the Senate reacted with barely disguised glee to Moore's loss. Sen.
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In the whole week of her visit, she hadn't reacted so forcefully to anything.
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"I just thought it was really sweet how her whole team reacted to her."
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Trump reacted furiously to the Hawaii judge's injunction at a rally in Nashville, Tenn.
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The next day, Trump reacted to the news by calling Daniels "Horseface" on Twitter.
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The group reacted to CNN's investigation by sending a letter to the department Thursday.
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Rose reacted to the decision with laughter, rolling her eyes in an Instagram video.
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Chinese internet users had reacted negatively to initial reports of the ban in January.
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Nevertheless former EPA employees have reacted harshly to the planned repeal of the rule.
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Further research by Berk's team examined how brain activity reacted to dark chocolate consumption.
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Stewart later reacted with amusement when the post was removed, according to the Post.
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Brazilians reacted with shock after the May 21 assault came to light last week.
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Across the three states, key demographic groups also reacted to Trump in similar ways.
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It barely reacted to the news about an agreement on debt relief for Greece.
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On Wall Street, stocks dived as equity investors reacted to the bond market moves.
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Al Sharpton Friday afternoon, Eric Garner's daughter Emerald Garner also reacted to Maldonado's decision.
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" Pelosi reacted to Conyers' decision, saying in a statement that "zero tolerance means consequences.
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"We reacted in a way that was probably exactly what they were hoping for."
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" A 'historic day' Janus reacted to the ruling by calling it a "historic day.
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Democrats swiftly reacted to the Atlantic's report, saying Trump Jr. should provide more information.
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Mr. Ailes didn't seem to care how anyone reacted to his often-controversial network.
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United flight attendant sources also reacted to the changes in the onboard beverage menu.
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"The painting wonderfully captures how people reacted to the new lighting," Ms. Karasoulas said.
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The stock reacted positively as the number of observations reduced to three from nine.
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Leaders of those groups reacted with outrage to what they saw as a betrayal.
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Harwood: How do you evaluate the way your colleagues have reacted to Donald Trump?
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It is not immediately clear how the boars reacted to exposure to the drugs.
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After the 1929 crash, lawmakers reacted by passing laws aimed at ensuring investor protection.
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Investors initially reacted positively to the news but others saw the move as insufficient.
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Trump also reacted to a mosquito that buzzed near his hand at the podium.
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KING 5 reports that neighborhood residents reacted to the "great escape" with a smile.
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They actually made a mistake, and then they reacted to that mistake with emotions.
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As the debate in the North Carolina Senate began to spiral, the crowd reacted.
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The central bank reacted by raising interest rates and selling dollars, with little success.
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"I've been shocked by how the disabled community has reacted to it," she says.
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Jakarta reacted with uncharacteristic fury, summoning the Chinese ambassador to a meeting on Monday.
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Crenshaw, who faces Democrat Todd Litton on Tuesday, reacted in a tweet on Sunday.
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Duterte reacted badly to Obama raising his concerns over his record on human rights.
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Why do you think some of your fans reacted so angrily this time around?
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A couple of teachers and classes were complained about, and the school reacted immediately.
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" Reacted to Democrats boycotting Trump's inauguration: "I'm not going to comment on those issues.
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It was the quickest I have ever reacted to a situation in my life.
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When the results came out, my fellow students and young friends reacted with dismay.
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This is how Mr. McCraw reacted to the exchange that has since gone viral.
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Markets worldwide have reacted negatively, forcing finance officials and central banks to take action.
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Officials contend the laws aren't targeting any specific countries, but China has reacted unfavorably.
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I would open my mouth, speak, then wait to see how the room reacted.
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Here's how writers from the right, left and center reacted to the Weinstein case.
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The government has reacted by denying the organization legal status and deporting its leaders.
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And this reality is confirmed by how Trump's supporters have reacted to his presidency.
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They really reacted to some of those new tracks and they edited around them.
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People who have thought similar thoughts and reacted in ways you can sympathize with.
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His death suddenly became personal because my mom had reacted to his original story.
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The companies in last year's report all reacted by quickly releasing more accurate technology.
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Some in the West have reacted strongly to the power that prosecutors have wielded.
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I think the company reacted as they ... We'll see how this investigation goes on.
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But when the Saudis delivered that report on Thursday, Mr. Trump reacted with silence.
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Much of the American foreign policy establishment, including Democratic legislators, reacted with smug surprise.
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" Men she dated, she said, reacted harshly to her anatomy: "Can't deal with that.
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Television ratings have declined and certain segments of the fan base have reacted angrily.
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Muslim scholars reacted to the sermon primarily on social media with disdain and outrage.
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Muhammad could have reacted by seething with resentment and lashing out at the world.
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So, obviously, did Brady, who reacted appropriately as soon as he saw the flag.
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"I think President Bolsonaro reacted in the way he needed to react," Araujo said.
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Mark Hamill reacted to the actor's death Tuesday by posting a tribute on Twitter.
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Even so, hundreds of Belgian families have reacted by inviting migrants into their homes.
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"Women across the country reacted with embarrassment, sympathy and disgust," wrote The Chicago Tribune.
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Hundreds of readers reacted to the article about the dirtiest block in San Francisco.
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Antiwar movement organizers reacted to the indictments with a mix of pride and anxiety.
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In a video posted online, Jordan reacted to the news with screams of joy.
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"People reacted in the proper way, they knew it was something serious," he said.
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She reacted as if she had just lost a golf tournament, not a baby.
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When the M.C. would announce Richard, people reacted like Jesus Christ was coming onstage.
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However, some fans reacted angrily to the news, demanding that he leave the group.
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I thought it was getting a little too much out there and he reacted.
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The banking industry has generally reacted positively when rates are in a sustained uptrend.
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How have longtime patients reacted to recent attention to the conditions within the hospital?
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Fuller explores how these and other figures reacted to their encounter with Darwin's ideas.
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Mr. Ridenour reacted to the news of the arrest by looking to the future.
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And, I think it was really interesting to see how Malia and Sasha reacted.
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Idina Menzel reacted, so that's where that meme you'll be seeing today came from.
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Addison described the first time Georgina heard her parents' voices and reacted as delightful.
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At first, the Iranians reacted coolly, and stayed within the limits of the accord.
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What might have surprised outsiders, however, was how a pair of tribal nations reacted.
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At least one Democratic member of Congress reacted to Collins' initial comments with outrage.
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That might be why investors reacted to the news by sending shares down 9%.
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The shrimp promptly reacted to the shaking by swarming off the vent en mass.
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On the left of the Republican conference, blue and purple state Republicans reacted skeptically.
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Gavin Newsom, reacted to the death of legendary NBA player Kobe Bryant on Sunday.
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So far, the FBI has not publicly reacted to the release of the memo.
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" The show itself has so far reacted with vague blather about "privacy" and "confidentiality.
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Hours later — Thursday in North Korea — its Foreign Ministry reacted with scorn and animosity.
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Republican campaign operatives reacted to the hearing with a mixture of concern and resolve.
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Markets had reacted positively this week amid hopes for a US-China trade deal.
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The moves came as investors reacted to a local media report on restructuring plans.
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Spanish leaders reacted to Franco's dictatorship with a pendulum swing in the opposite direction.
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Though Democrats on the committee didn't acknowledge Gohmert's comment, one Democratic lawmaker reacted furiously.
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The internet, as it does, reacted to the very relatable comment with hilarious tweets.
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Officials in Beijing have reacted furiously to support for the protesters from American politicians.
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Investors reacted by driving up the up a quarter of U.S. cent to $0.7215.
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Currently, the dollar has reacted away from the relatively weak resistance level near 97.
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But when Jimmy Kimmel joked with W. on Thursday night, the audience reacted warmly.
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When the news leaked that Cohen was thinking of coöperating, Trump reacted with fury.
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Analysts from Stifel, BMO, Deutsche Bank, and KeyBanc reacted swiftly by downgrading the stock.
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United Methodists who spoke to CNN reacted with a mix of devastation and contentment.
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Election officials may have reacted slowly, for example, to shifting dynamics in who votes.
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It's not known what sort of hat, or how he reacted to the gift.
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How have President Trump and his administration reacted to Mr. Maduro's threat of expulsion?
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Bay Area tech executives reacted to this new political reality with shock and denial.
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Peter: The oil always reacted volatile to geopolitical events when producer nations were involved.
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Today, the White House reacted by basically playing off what he had to say.
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It's got, it's reacted to and you're very active yourself, which is interesting. Yeah.
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In this case, it was technically ethical, but readers still reacted with collective horror.
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Moscow reacted by kicking out more than 100 overseas diplomats from embassies in Russia.
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Stocks initially reacted positively, with each of the major Wall St indexes touching session highs.
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The global car industry reacted with shock to the arrest of Carlos Ghosn in Tokyo.
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As fans reacted to the news, Woods' relationship with the Kardashians seemed to fall apart.
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Moby reacted to Portman's response by publicly accusing Portman of lying about their romantic history.
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U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric in New York reacted with dismay when questioned about the ban.
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Kenya's opposition reacted angrily to the reports of Cambridge Analytica's involvement in the Kenyan elections.
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He reacted to data, and that data had softened significantly since his statement in October.
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Kutcher described how the couple's daughter, Wyatt, reacted to Kunis' pregnancy when speaking on Today.
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Then you had a pretty horrendous ISM print that the market really reacted to strongly.
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When you talked to teens about how they reacted to porn, what did they say?
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"I reacted poorly to it," star stylist Karla Welch said, according to Pret-a-Reporter .
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Across the world, global markets reacted drastically to the rising prospects of a Trump presidency.
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Tesla could have reacted by fixing any one of the bugs to block the attack.
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When the ISIS video was first posted, archaeologists and others reacted with shock and dismay.
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But then one day I'd had enough and I reacted to one of these flamers.
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Swiftly, the stock market reacted by scything a full two-thirds off Imagination's stock price.
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Her daughter reacted as though she had been invited to a Christmas party in Heaven.
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Investors reacted to the note sale and the Fed's decision to keep rates on hold.
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Popular industry sites also reacted: The Erotic Review closed its U.S. site, and CityVibe shuttered.
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Here's how tech companies reacted, with their responses sorted by the strength of their criticism.
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Riyadh reacted angrily to threats of sanctions over Khashoggi's disappearance, pledging "greater action" in response.
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Each character reacted like a real person might, and their motivations were ordinary and understandable.
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Democrats on the committee, meanwhile, reacted with concern about the allegations in the letter. Sen.
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Russian authorities have reacted with characteristic bluster, dismissing the allegations as Western-backed Russophobic propaganda.
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As that dynamic has become more prevalent, more and more college conservatives have reacted strongly.
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Hold a permanent grudge — ultimately at the baby's expense — against people who reacted poorly; 2.
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Other NFL fans have reacted to the protests by wanting to distance themselves as fans.
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For 2017, they mean a tighter market than initially expected, and prices have already reacted.
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In fact, they say, seven out of seven breeding pairs reacted in the same way.
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" Trump reacted to Mueller's comments less than an hour later, tweeting: "The case is closed!
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" Bachman said seeing how people reacted to him being there was "the most triggering aspect.
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People instantly reacted and reshared what they believed to be a compelling and sad video.
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Pakistan reacted with fury, cutting transport and trade links and expelling India's ambassador in retaliation.
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Government officials reacted by imposing curfews and blocking the internet in much of the country.
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What was his attitude like at the time, and do you remember how you reacted?
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And the shock was evident in her shaking voice as she reacted to the news.
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"My body reacted very quickly to weightlifting, and I started to lean out," she says.
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Bond prices have reacted with minor move upwards but it hasn't ruffled too many feathers.
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Linksys reacted to this by releasing this smaller, cheaper model onto a single-router world.
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"People might feel discouraged, but their views are being heard and reacted to," he says.
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He saw how people reacted and told his manager he wanted to record the song.
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President Trump reacted to the revelation by tweeting that it could be bigger than Watergate.
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Last year, three Golden State Warriors players reacted in perfect unison to an official's call.
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Fans and celebrities reacted with a mixture of awe and glee to Williams' Snapchat post.
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He reacted with visible dismay to Mueller's appointment, in May 2017, according to the report.
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The Australian dollar reacted more, gaining 0.4 percent to a two-week high of $0.7115.
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In particular, Kelly reacted to Eric's line that Ivanka wouldn't be "subjected" to sexual harassment.
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Buffett told CNBC on Monday the market reacted "probably quite properly" to Kraft Heinz's news.
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So how have the Han and Uighur reacted to the imposition of a police state?
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He reacted in self-defense like most people do when attacked by an unknown object.
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The famous wax museum has reacted quickly to the news of Angelina Jolie's divorce filing.
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Lindsey Graham reacted to the mounting allegations against Kavanaugh in a scathing statement on Wednesday.
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The CBI and other business groups welcomed the signal but trade unions reacted with dismay.
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But Trump, who has faced his own allegations, reacted with a sick sort of glee.
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The British ambassador to Yemen reacted sharply to the Yemeni government's scepticism about Houthi withdrawal.
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People reacted with audible gasps, but "most of them were just shocked silently," he said.
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Kaylee spat on the woman, who reacted by slapping her in the face, he said.
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The pharmaceutical industry lobby Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) reacted positively late Thursday.
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Moscow reacted then with countersanctions banning a wide range of food imports from Western countries.
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I passed the photo around at a party—nearly everyone reacted in the same matter.
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However, the mindset is forever changed and businesses have already reacted to the expectations: e.g.
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The dunk* was so vicious that even the Nets bench reacted out of pure instinct.
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Other contestants reacted negatively, telling Varner that was personal and he shouldn't have said it.
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Democratic U.S. Senator Dick Durbin reacted coolly to Trump's suggestion of declaring a national emergency.
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" As the lighting team started to bring down the lights, Bullock reacted, "A little lower.
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Capitol police and emergency responders reacted swiftly and courageously — we are grateful for their presence.
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Avaaz shared its findings with Facebook (FB), which reacted by deleting some of the accounts.
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"A lot of people picked this well ahead, and they reacted early on," he said.
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Guyana's government, in office since May last year, reacted quickly to the Camp Street disaster.
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The guy ended up a bloody mess as he and his friends reacted in shock.
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Fahrenthold reacted to the prize in typically understated fashion, a newspaper reporter to his core.
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Following Tim Cook's letter, the White House has reacted to Apple's strong stance against backdoors.
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As for how his teammates reacted to his latest gig on the competitive dance show?
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MPs approved the final wording of the plan, although an already stronger sterling reacted little.
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To say that the media has reacted to these incidents would be an enormous understatement.
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Healy said he reacted to being sent back to Midland "the only way" he could.
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At some points, Ivanka overdid it so much that we, the audience, reacted with booing.
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From jokes to tips for next time, fellow fliers reacted to her ordeal on Twitter.
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European markets closed lower on Friday as investors reacted to fresh earnings and geopolitical tensions.
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So, Tuesday morning on 'The Herd' on FS1 ... Cowherd reacted -- but it wasn't a firefight.
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Penn Jillette also reacted to the news on Twitter, revealing that the comedian had died.
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Cher, to whom Allman was briefly married in the 1970s, reacted on Twitter Saturday afternoon.
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But they were divided on whether Lopez Obrador had reacted wisely to the American leader.
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Bailey said he believed RBS should have reacted differently to the conclusions of the report.
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Squawk Box Live in Europe watched how markets reacted following a negative trading day stateside.
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Open internet advocates reacted with alarm to Jamison's proposal to abolish most of the FCC.
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All they knew was that they liked the treats and how people reacted to them.
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Social media immediately reacted to the video with many users denouncing Trump's comments as sexist.
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They reacted very quickly to that, but our intention wasn't to [specifically] go after them.
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How the West Wing has reacted: Many in the West Wing were taken by surprise.
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Mr. Gabay's relatives reacted to the arrest by praising the police and the district attorney.
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The players, especially the ace starter Chris Sale, reacted angrily, vehemently criticizing Williams in public.
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On Friday, the group reacted angrily to Ms. Fallin's veto and called for an override.
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Experts anticipate it could take the internet commerce company about , but the market still reacted.
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Three judges awarded points based on the dogs' personalities, appearances and how the audience reacted.
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Her fans reacted with a mix of praise, disgust, and seemingly every emotion in between.
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They have reacted by pushing up the price of such options to sky-high levels.
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Tormund reacted to her arrival with the Wildling equivalent of a Looney Tunes wolf whistle.
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" Trump reacted to the news later Wednesday, asserting Cohen had been "threatened by the truth.
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Despite the decline in profit, investors reacted positively to the update on the bank's progress.
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"We reacted faster than our peers on cutting our costs and we succeeded," Pouyanne said.
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Epic heard about his plans to fiddle around with its system and reacted with alarm.
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"In hindsight, our process wasn't adequate, and we reacted too quickly," the Blizzard CEO wrote.
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Pyongyang predictably reacted with defiance, denouncing the seizure as an unlawful violation of its sovereignty.
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The source said that others at the meeting reacted with surprise when given the list.
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Hammond said he was disappointed that the Chinese had reacted in the way they had.
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She reacted with playful outrage: usually, they spoke to each other as husband and wife.
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Investors seem to have reacted with near indifference to an objectively strong corporate earnings season.
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" How the White House reacted: "Instead, Kelly and others oversaw an elevation in Porter's standing.
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AMLO and his party have not reacted well to such pessimism from the investment community.
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Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus reacted to her remarks in a statement Friday afternoon.
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South Korea has reacted forcefully in the past when fishing ships have crossed the line.
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When having our own children, it was interesting how our friends reacted to our news.
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Democrats from across the political spectrum reacted with a near universal sentiment: Don't do it.
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Stoltenberg also refused to be drawn on how countries had reacted to Trump's 4% suggestion.
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The sports world reacted with shock and horror after news of his murder broke Thursday.
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People in Saudi Arabia quickly reacted with the Arabic hashtag, #صوفيا_تطالب_باسقاط_الولايه, which translates to #Sophia_demands_the_repeal_of_guardianship.
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In these examples, authorities reacted swiftly and addressed the broader societal dimension of the crime.
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Trump reacted with a fury not seen in the White House since the Nixon era.
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If only I had reacted with more sensitivity, then none of this would have happened.
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While some attendees reacted harshly to Hart's words, Cruz offered his condolences to the mother.
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But Argentina's peso slid further on Tuesday as investors reacted with skepticism to Macri's plans.
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Here's how Jurgen Klopp, former Mainz player and manager, reacted when he heard the news.
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The following graphic shows how markets have reacted since the selloff began on Feb. 1.
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Everyone reacted in their own way: weeping, silence, hugging one another, wanting to be alone.
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An extremely vocal portion of the country reacted by asking, But what about the song?
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Despite the lack of details, though, the stock market reacted very positive to today's announcement.
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What they're saying: Top scientists reacted to the news with enthusiastic support for his nomination.
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"Additionally, President Trump reacted to the new NFL ruling on national anthem protests," it adds.
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Palestinians: No formal communication with US Palestinian officials have reacted furiously to Trump's Jerusalem move.
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Seventy-four percent of all voters reacted negatively to the video, according to the poll.
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Manafort reacted differently to the prosecutors' opening statements than to those of his own attorney.
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