How positive people reacted to them, if they reacted to them at all.
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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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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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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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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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Trump's tweets reacted to the news and created more news.
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Naturally, the Twitterverse reacted to the news with mixed opinions.
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Markets have reacted to worries about the upcoming French election.
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The Russian government reacted to the choice with more circumspection.
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Post Malone immediately reacted to his death on social media.
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Business groups reacted to Johnson's deal with caution on Thursday.
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Critics have reacted to this year's lineup with cautious optimism.
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He reacted to the death, he says, by numbing himself.
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I reacted to these conversations defensively, like a coiled snake.
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Go deeper: How NFL teams have reacted to Trump's comments.
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Check out how some reacted to the news on Twitter:
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Twitter users reacted to the comments with humor and sarcasm.
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None of the other justices visibly reacted to his remarks.
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How have people on social media reacted to your work?
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How has your family in Jamaica reacted to the book?
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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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If anything, people reacted to it in a negative manner.
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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 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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Trump has reacted to news of the raid with outrage.
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None of Jenner's children have reacted to the meme yet.
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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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HOW HAVE RARE EARTHS PRICES REACTED TO THE RISING TENSIONS?
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The White House has not yet reacted to the news.
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Analysts have reacted to the rising headwinds against the FANGs.
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People reacted to Amazon's donation with ridicule over the weekend.
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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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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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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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Case in point: How Trump reacted to the Mueller report.
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Tokyo reacted to Trump's statements with shock, disbelief, and horror.
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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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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 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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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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I was afraid of the way I reacted to being disappointed.
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UNICEF reacted to the death of 25 children in the attack.
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One family member of the victims reacted to the devastating news.
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His body had reacted to the surroundings without his conscious awareness.
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How would you/have you reacted to such requests or surprises?
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Stateside, stocks opened lower as investors reacted to the weak figures.
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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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Blankfein initially reacted to an editorial Sanders co-wrote with Sen.
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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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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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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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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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Singer and songwriter John Legend reacted to Wilson's passing on Twitter.
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Guests on "Hardball" reacted to Matthews' abrupt departure on Monday night.
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Riots broke out in prisons as prisoners reacted to the news.
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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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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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Trump reacted to the accusations in a series of tweets Tuesday.
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How has President Trump reacted to all this news that's broken?
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Netflix shares reacted to the note by sliding 5.5% on Friday.
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Trump administration officials reacted to the announcement with derision and fury.
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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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But the players I encountered reacted to this mostly with excitement.
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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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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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Here's how the stock reacted to the news: Best Buy isn't alone.
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What's more inexplicable is the way the public reacted to the tape.
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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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Johnson was targeted on social media as voters reacted to the decision.
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Ashen-faced negotiators looked on as Angela Merkel reacted to the news.
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"There was a personal element I reacted to," Mr. Rosenello, 43, said.
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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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Check out how celebrities reacted to West's visit to Trump Tower below.
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Kelly on Wednesday reacted to Lauer's firing during her hour of Today.
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The government reacted to Sunday's attack with military action and defiant rhetoric.
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Wendy's reacted to that news then by attacking McDonald's on Twitter, too.
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Flake reacted to Trump's rally comments in an interview with NBC's Today.
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Banking stocks edged lower Thursday as investors reacted to mixed corporate earnings.
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Time after time, the voters have reacted to shutdowns the same way.
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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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Last year, the French reacted to terror mostly with defiance and unity.
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"I went in there and just reacted to whatever happened," says Cole.
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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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Also, interesting how positively the stock market reacted to Trump's debate defeat.
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Investors on social media reacted to the unusual comment by the president.
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Avila reacted to my interview request with a healthy dose of caution.
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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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President Trump reacted to the Fed's announcement by demanding further rate cuts.
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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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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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" 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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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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And he picked up on that and then he reacted to it.
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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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On Wall Street, shares slumped as traders reacted to disappointing economic data.
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Recently, commercial retailers have reacted to social pressure from gun control activists.
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Lawmakers from both parties reacted to the report with horror on Saturday.
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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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" Asked how Daniels reacted to Trump's insult, Avenatti said she was "incredulous.
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No major 2020 Democratic presidential candidates immediately reacted to Trump's tariff threat, either.
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Olympian champion Amy Williams reacted to the news via Twitter on Friday morning.
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The world isn't to be reacted to for men and women like this.
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Here's how folks on social media reacted to the launch of the doll:
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But not all parts of the world reacted to Trump's victory with alarm.
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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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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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Commerzbank shares climbed 3% on Wednesday morning as markets reacted to the news.
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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 price of oil has already reacted to the threat of tighter supply.
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Like we had one where how bandwagon fans reacted to DeMarcus Cousins signing.
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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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"We correctly reacted to counterterrorism with enhanced R&D after 2001," Samaras wrote.
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But Moran's sister, Elizabeth Perez, recalled how their mother reacted to the video.
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During his Meanwhile... segment on The Late Show, Colbert reacted to Rowling's remarks.
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Acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialists have not yet publicly reacted to this.
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Democrats and Republicans reacted to news of the swap with almost uniform glee.
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U.S. railroads have reacted to falling demand by furloughing workers and mothballing locomotives.
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As a result, some in Hong Kong reacted to his comments with shock.
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The German lender's shares climbed 2.49% Friday as investors reacted to the news.
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The Checkers and Rally's Twitter account casually reacted to IHOB's new burger line.
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Here's how people reacted to it, and by reacted we mean seriously cried.
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Several movie stars reacted to the announcement, mostly with distaste for the decision.
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Pelosi reacted to Waters with a retort of her own, according to Rep.
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Ominously, Russia reacted to Trident Juncture-18 with yet another act of aggression.
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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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State legislative leaders from both parties reacted to the KMOV's report with dismay.
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A look at how they reacted to wins, losses and everything in between.
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At first, the Dixie Chicks reacted to their country music exile with equanimity.
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Netflix shares reacted to the note by rising more than 2% Monday morning.
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Here's how writers from across the political spectrum reacted to Mr. Moore's defeat.
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This is how some hearing people reacted to my imagined lifetime without music.
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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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Legend, 40, reacted to the sentence in a series of tweets on Saturday.
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Still, some Republicans reacted to the news of his impending departure with alarm.
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Here's how writers on the right and left reacted to the president's comments.
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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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Phil Bryant of Mississippi reacted to Kingston's death on Facebook on Thursday night.
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Anderson reacted to this by seeking them out and offering them painting lessons.
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In the E.R., the comatose young woman reacted to pain, but nothing else.
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The moves came as investors reacted to overnight developments in U.S.-China tensions.
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What was more interesting to me was how Trump reacted to the memo.
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Senate leaders reacted to the Republicans' role in killing the bill with dismay.
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Already, markets around the world have reacted to the prospect of these policies.
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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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Consider how the market reacted to the really good jobs news on Friday.
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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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The internet reacted to Ronaldo&aposs outdated device with shock and amusement Monday.
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But fewer than 2 percent reacted to these foods on formal skin testing.
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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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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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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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But look at how the Democrats reacted to Peter Strzok in Congress last week.
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Several veterans of Kasich's political operation reacted to the Russia lobbying story with intrigue.
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Ayala reacted to his death on Twitter, saying she was "broken" by the news.
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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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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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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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Uber shares also rose more than 3% as investors reacted to Lyft's positive guidance.
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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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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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Prime Minister Andrej Babis reacted to the weekend attack by calling the soldiers heroes.
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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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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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I only wish I could know how her hilarious grandmother reacted to the vid.
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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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In May, Bolsonaro reacted to the strike by truckers angry about rising diesel prices.
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If there is an ocean underneath Pluto, it would have reacted to this collision.
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"I just thought it was really sweet how her whole team reacted to her."
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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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Further research by Berk's team examined how brain activity reacted to dark chocolate consumption.
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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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" 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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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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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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"I've been shocked by how the disabled community has reacted to it," she says.
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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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This is how Mr. McCraw reacted to the exchange that has since gone viral.
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Here's how writers from the right, left and center reacted to the Weinstein case.
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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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His death suddenly became personal because my mom had reacted to his original story.
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Muslim scholars reacted to the sermon primarily on social media with disdain and outrage.
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Mark Hamill reacted to the actor's death Tuesday by posting a tribute on Twitter.
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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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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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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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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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Republican campaign operatives reacted to the hearing with a mixture of concern and resolve.
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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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The internet, as it does, reacted to the very relatable comment with hilarious tweets.
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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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It's got, it's reacted to and you're very active yourself, which is interesting. Yeah.
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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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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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But then one day I'd had enough and I reacted to one of these flamers.
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Investors reacted to the note sale and the Fed's decision to keep rates on hold.
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Other NFL fans have reacted to the protests by wanting to distance themselves as fans.
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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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And the shock was evident in her shaking voice as she reacted to the news.
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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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President Trump reacted to the revelation by tweeting that it could be bigger than Watergate.
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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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So how have the Han and Uighur reacted to the imposition of a police state?
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Lindsey Graham reacted to the mounting allegations against Kavanaugh in a scathing statement on Wednesday.
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However, the mindset is forever changed and businesses have already reacted to the expectations: e.g.
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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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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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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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Penn Jillette also reacted to the news on Twitter, revealing that the comedian had died.
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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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Mr. Gabay's relatives reacted to the arrest by praising the police and the district attorney.
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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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Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus reacted to her remarks in a statement Friday afternoon.
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When having our own children, it was interesting how our friends reacted to our news.
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Stoltenberg also refused to be drawn on how countries had reacted to Trump's 4% suggestion.
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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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Health care stocks led the gains, as investors reacted to the latest Democratic primary results.
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We want to know how people have found each game, how they've reacted to it.
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But U.S. stocks nonetheless plunged on Monday as investors reacted to the emergency policy measures.
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Kristen reacted to the diss in the Vanderpump Rules after show with her own shade.
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A few songs on the White Album reacted to the turbulent sociopolitical climate of 1968.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT Colbert was struck by how Trump reacted to the decision on Twitter. "'Wow!
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Mr. Colbert reacted to news that parts of the country were posting record heat levels.
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Mr. Trump said he reacted to pictures of Syrian children suffering in the gas attack.
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The cast of "This Is Us" reacted to their win with huge cheers of surprise.
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David Leonhardt Many college campuses have reacted to Donald Trump's election with shock and angst.
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Shares of Johnson & Johnson turned negative as investors reacted to a lackluster sales growth outlook.
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This is why Trump reacts to Warren the way Count Dracula reacted to the cross.
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Company trauma Executives have reacted to the uncertainty by attempting to Brexit-proof their businesses.
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JJ's grandmother, Kay Vallow Woodcock, reacted to the news of Lori Vallow's arrest with joy.
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Many celebrities and comedians reacted to the clips by calling out both Gillis and SNL.
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On Tuesday evening, officials in sanctuary cities reacted to the announcement with skepticism and hostility.
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And as for how she reacted to the song already hitting 400,000 views on Twitter?
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I still remember the Aura leak like yesterday, and how crazy everyone reacted to it.
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In fact, the administration reacted to anger over Trump's tweet by doubling down with obfuscation.
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Hathaway reacted to a punch by Ducks defenseman Erik Gudbranson by spitting on his opponent.
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Markets around the world on alert Stock markets around the world reacted to the news.
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How leaders of European populist movements have reacted to the election of Donald J. Trump.
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But this assumes that firms have reacted to reduced enforcement by wantonly breaking the law.
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Iranian officials have not reacted to the reports, and were not immediately available for comment.
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Brown reacted to the move on Twitter, thanking the Patriots and writing, "The marathon continues."
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The internet reacted to Ronaldo&aposs iPod with a mixture of bewilderment and admiration Monday.
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China swiftly reacted to the Fed's action with its own interest-rate increase on Thursday.
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" He reacted to Manafort's jailing on Twitter later in the day, calling it "very unfair.
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Chris reacted to the photos TMZ posted of him partying in Miami during Ultra Fest.
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But certain outlets reacted to the news as though Coe were a predator among us.
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How GOP women reacted to Trump's remarks How GOP women reacted to Trump's remarks The toxic recording from 2005 of Donald Trump boasting about his ability to sexually assault women has prompted an emotional, albeit mixed, reaction from various corners of the Republican Party.
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Yeah they reacted to it saying we can&apost keep doing things the way it is.
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" Facebook users reacted to the craft with delight, with one declaring it "the new garden Gnome.
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Readers reacted to the selfless love story with an outpouring of emotion and plenty of tears.
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Probst says the way the two tribes reacted to this crisis plays into their generational differences.
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Here, a comprehensive roundup of how the world reacted to the arrival of (pregnant!) Queen Bey.
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But some players also said the market may have over-reacted to the Fed's latest statement.
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There was, however, a large difference in how people reacted to the platform based on age.
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President Trump reacted to the news on his way to the G-7 summit on Friday.
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Here's how professional tennis players reacted to the chaotic final, after which Williams was fined $17,000.
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Coming from a background of comedy, Lorian first reacted to Trump's election by creating political memes.
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Obviously, this isn't the only problem with how Harvey reacted to Candy's newfound interest in directing.
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They used heart monitors and other sensors to see how the volunteers reacted to these problems.
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Multiple security researchers have reacted to the Guardian piece this morning, essentially calling the piece ridiculous.
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Glow's Betty Gilpin reacted to her outstanding supporting actress in a comedy nomination with a statement.
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Johnson reacted to his new title on Twitter, stressing how hard work really can pay off.
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The markets reacted to the Cohen-Manafort news explosion on Tuesday with an air of nonchalance.
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Central banks have reacted to the possibility of lower global growth post-Brexit with more easing.
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One of my favorite moments of the episode came when Lauren reacted to Ben's fake idol.
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Check out the first episode on how women in Iran reacted to a sexist cycling ban.
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How has your family on both sides reacted to the music you've done throughout your career?
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Syrian Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi reacted to the carnage on the southern outskirts of Damascus.
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Wirathu reacted to his silencing by posting online photographs of himself with his mouth taped over.
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The Europeans, however, have reacted to the growing Russian threat and complaints from the United States.
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Excited fans immediately reacted to the possibility of a collab between the pair on social media.
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The Internet quickly reacted to Smith's Vogue shoot praising his fearless attitude towards fashion and gender.
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Frontrunner Donald Trump reacted to today's attack within hours, taking to Twitter and calling Fox & Friends.
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Clinton reacted to the news with polite praise, saying she had the "greatest respect" for Bloomberg.
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Tom Green, who directed and starred in the 2001 movie, reacted to the story with incredulity.
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But they were caught off guard by the way all of us reacted to their film.
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On social media, Metro riders reacted to the shutdown with a mixture of humor and trepidation.
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On Wednesday, the bond market reacted to news of a potential international missile strike in Syria.
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European markets closed mixed Thursday afternoon as investors reacted to fresh earnings and soaring oil prices.
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Trahan says returns have weakened dramatically as investors reacted to signs the economy was losing strength.
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That was how astonished financial markets reacted to the British vote to leave the European Union.
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European markets closed lower Friday, as investors reacted to conflicting signals about the ongoing Sino-U.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) on Sunday reacted to news of the mass shooting in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Alaska media outlets reacted to the filing by reporting the divorcing parties to be the Palins.
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In 2012, a Forbes reporter asked Ohanian how the Founding Fathers might have reacted to Reddit.
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Here's how the trips went down, and how the influencer community reacted to the kingdom's hospitality.
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Now check out how Aussie legend Sam Kerr reacted to winning the NWSL 2019 MVP award:
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Republican politicians have largely reacted to mass shootings by calling for more bystanders to carry arms.
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Spencer's mom initially reacted to her son's fame by separating herself from his alt-right views.
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"Immediately people reacted to [Rosselló's] announcement by saying, 'Well, now we're going for more,'" Bonilla said.
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People reacted to news of the new national standard with a mixture of celebration and nostalgia.
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Canadians reacted to Mr. Trump's election with concern, even anxiety, but also a whiff of pride.
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Dozens of rabbis let us know how they and their congregations have reacted to the massacre.
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Nevertheless, United States officials should consider how President Bush reacted to Tiananmen Square 29 years ago.
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An earlier version of this editorial misidentified where scientists joyfully reacted to video of the landing.
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That's a standout record, people love it like you said, and reacted to it very emotionally.
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It might seem strange given how strongly Wall Street reacted to a potential Elizabeth Warren nomination.
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Union leaders reacted to the court's decision to hear the case with dismay bordering on alarm.
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I'm not sure how Still would have reacted to this … but I doubt he'd be happy.
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But again, I don't know him well enough to know how he reacted to that, exactly.
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Context: President Bill Clinton reacted to his own impeachment acquittal in 1999 by calling for reconciliation.
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Young people in Gaza reacted to my post immediately, sharing it and adding their own ideas.
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In an interview with the station on Tuesday, Edwards' uncle, Nathan Edwards, reacted to Green's killing.
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Lawmakers in Washington have reacted to the incidents by calling for more resources for the Navy.
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Still, what conclusions, if any, can we draw from how the market reacted to previous impeachments?
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Khashoggi's fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, reacted to the news of his death on Twitter on Saturday evening.
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Most locals reacted to this development with indifference or neighborly interest, if they reacted at all.
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Iran reacted to Stuxnet in a surprising way: they didn't talk about it much at all.
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When news broke about Bryant's death, the Grammy winning singer reacted to the tragedy on Instagram.
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That was the case on Thursday, when Wallace reacted to Barr's remarks at his press conference.
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Amazon's stock price was down 1.1 percent Thursday as traders reacted to the Supreme Court decision.
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The market has reacted to the downgrade, sending Snap stock down more than 7 percent Tuesday.
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Compare that to how Trump reacted to a similar attack by a Nazi sympathizer in Charlottesville.
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After the play ends, we may ask ourselves how we would have reacted to Zachanassian's offer.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel reacted to Trump&aposs suggestion that Germany is captive to Russia, this way.
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Just as Kawakubo reacted to Western traditions in her work, the design of this exhibition is unconventional.
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Video Many of Andretti's colleagues from the racing world reacted to the news with messages of support.
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And the following day, the actress reacted to the well-deserved praise as well as enormous ratings.
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Even more interesting was how viewers reacted to one tested story ending, where the other bunny dies.
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Smollett's attorneys deny the reports, though several people have already reacted to the latest development on Twitter.
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On Weibo, China's version of Twitter, users reacted to US pressure on Huawei by rejecting Apple products.
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And, just as observers reacted to her sister's cover, the glossy's readers have a lot to say.
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Using this, you could easily see how people reacted to a speech at an event, for example.
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How Tesla shares reacted to quarterly reports here Investors have been worried about the automaker's cash burn.
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How Tesla shares reacted to quarterly reports here Investors have been worried about the automaker's cash burn.
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Republicans in the Senate also reacted to comments Trump made suggesting that Obama was sympathetic to ISIS.
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Fans swiftly reacted to this major plot twist online, not failing to mention Gendry's bulked-up biceps.
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European stocks were slightly higher on Friday, as market participants reacted to another flurry of corporate earnings.
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One of the best parts of the show was seeing how everyone reacted to the dogs below.
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Given how Wall Street reacted to results from PayPal and Visa, Cramer thinks Mastercard will also deliver.
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Jon Stewart reacted to the news of Louis C.K.'s sexual indiscretions on The Today Show Tuesday.
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European markets were hit hard on Friday, as investors reacted to political turmoil in Europe and overseas.
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Zuckerberg reacted to some of the backlash in a reply to a Facebook comment on the video.
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Her words clearly resonated with fans, as they commented and reacted to her tweets in the thousands.
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Theresa May, the prime minister, said Moscow had reacted to the attack with "sarcasm, contempt and defiance".
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Investors reacted to weak sentiment from China on the first day of trading of the new year.
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Lastly, they also studied how muscle tissues from the gut directly reacted to coffee in the lab.
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According to campaign chairman Paul Manafort, this cancellation was because Trump "emotionally reacted" to the Nice attack.
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Wall Street reacted to the positive earnings with a 21.13% bump in after hours trading to $223.
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"After that, any time I reacted to the trolls it inspired them to do more," he said.
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It also reacted to a warning of imminent military action in Syria from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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It was not known what the Saudis meant, nor how Council members reacted to the Saudi message.
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Investors also reacted to Musk's comments on Thursday that it wouldn't be profitable in the first quarter.
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The announcement comes after investors reacted to Telefonica Deutschland's annual results this week by selling its stock.
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The airline has hinted that it had reacted to a risk assessment, although it gave no details.
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As for how others have reacted to his new nose, he shares that it's been relatively positive.
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So with the book, we thought it would be fun to show how people reacted to us.
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Microsoft and Salesforce employees have also reacted to their companies' actions in the past couple of years.
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" Fans reacted to the news with positivity and support, which left Smith "a bit overwhelmed and humbled.
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But, as the country reacted to the uncertainty with increasing conservatism, the Sharia courts had popular support.
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Some reacted to the call to create a Space Force by immediately calling it a dumb idea.
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"We take all threats seriously and reacted to ensure the security of those on the base," Col.
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For more than a year stocks have gyrated as investors reacted to the state of trade talks.
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As far the couple is concerned, they simply reacted to what was happening in front of them.
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European stocks closed lower Wednesday as investors reacted to new earnings reports and monitored fresh economic data.
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Democrats reacted to the news by vowing to retake the House of Delegates in November's statewide elections.
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The markets reacted to the firing with barely concealed alarm, posting sharp drops in the local currency.
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We're also still not entirely sure how Niantec have reacted to this workaround, so be vigilant, friends.
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The small company's response could be indicative of how individual Apple employees reacted to a court order.
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One friend from naval academy days recalls John reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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The single currency fell 0.54 percent on Thursday as traders reacted to negative news out of Europe.
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Lawmakers immediately reacted to the signing; Speaker Paul Ryan said he disagreed with the tariffs, while Sen.
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" Asked how his parents reacted to the demand, Mr. Lindquist said, "I don't recall them being overjoyed.
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He added that Erdogan supporters had reacted to it as: "Finally, somebody in America who understands us."
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She said she reacted to the news of her MacArthur fellowship at first with confusion and shock.
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Here's how New Yorkers reacted to the (false) news that Lincoln Center was being renamed Trump Center.
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The gender of this fictional CEO made a significant difference in how respondents reacted to the articles.
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What might be the lasting legacy of the Nunes memo is how President Trump reacted to it.
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Team Hill reacted to the news gleefully, because it presented an opportunity to distinguish her from Caforio.
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When I asked how Ms. Wojcicki reacted to his comments about social media, Mr. Benioff became upset.
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Investors went on a roller coaster ride after the markets reacted to both good and bad news.
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The US reacted to the release by threatening to revoke visas for the Grace 1's crew.
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Only hours earlier, Mr. Trump reacted to the North Korean test by lashing out at South Korea.
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"Will London Fall?" clearly struck a nerve; some people reacted to the headline more than the article.
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On a conference call with reporters Friday morning he reacted to a question about the bond market.
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" Asked if the government had reacted to Vodafone's proposal, Ametsreiter replied: "I am not aware of anything.
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Bernard has routinely reacted to criticism by publishing ads that are even more provocative, Ms. Havlikova said.
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In an interview with Living Blues in 2017, she recalled how some men reacted to her playing.
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To see who reacted to a message in a group chat, just tap on the message itself.
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I asked Salzer how scientists in other disciplines had reacted to periodic disruptions from the bristlecone community.
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President Donald Trump&aposs son, Donald Trump Jr., was among the conservatives who reacted to the claims.
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In her video, Miliana shares how her father reacted to her choice to grow her hair long.
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Kelly's newly-hired attorney Bryan Freedman reacted to Friday's NBC announcement with a statement of his own.
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Laid-back co-op members reacted to this news like shareholders stung by an unexplained dividend cut.
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Some users reacted to the bug disclosure by tweeting out the notice they received from the company.
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Normally volatility reacts to the market, but in this case it's possible the market reacted to volatility.
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The only caveat to that is the Fed has in the past reacted to global macro events.
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This is how he reacted to being offered a copy of the band's menstrual blood-infused LP. Nice.
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After the huge and unexpected success of Let's Dance four year later, Bowie reacted to his own reinvention.
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Investors reacted to Coca Cola's pre-market news positively on Friday, sending the stock up about 2.5 percent.
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The ball might as well have been literally made of lava the way Evans reacted to its touch.
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Swiss Post and Matternet reacted to the incident immediately by grounding all the operations involving this vehicle type.
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Soon after, Mullally, who will be hosting the 3693 Screen Actors Guild Awards, reacted to Trump's throwback video.
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Ukraine has reacted to the situation by declaring martial law for 30 days in certain districts bordering Russia.
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He also called out "bandwagon hate" and "cancel culture" for the way the internet reacted to the drama.
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" President Donald Trump reacted to Kurt's death, writing Thursday morning on Twitter that he was a "great American.
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The reason has to do with the modern structure of conservatism itself — and how it reacted to Trump.
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The Saudi government reacted to Canada's tweet by accusing the Canadian government of interfering in its internal affairs.
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Here's what he said -- and how countries around the world have reacted to Trump's comments in the past.
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Investors reacted to the warning on Friday by pushing shares in Renault down more than 14% in Paris.
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" After the audience reacted to Sheen's choice of words, he added, "She abandoned common courtesy and common sense!
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Trump reacted to Obama's endorsement of Clinton with his usual bluster and Clinton responded with, basically, a taunt.
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Using an array of electrodes, the researchers were able to study how the neurons reacted to certain drugs.
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"ICM has reacted to these circumstances with the anti-competitive behavior expected of a monopolist," the complaint argued.
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What was less expected was how Samsung reacted to news that one of its phones caught on fire.
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The hashtag #FamousMelaniaTrumpQuotes trended on Tuesday as the world reacted to a keynote address by Donald Trump's wife.
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Watch: Apple's Tim Cook blames China for weak iPhone sales — Here's how five experts reacted to the news
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President Donald Trump has addressed criticism of the way he's reacted to the wave of attempted bomb attacks.
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The president has reacted to his shrinking border wall options by insisting Congress can't, and won't, constrain him.
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I care about how he reacted to it and how I was told by the media what happened.
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A few days later MySpace reacted to the news by forcing a password reset on all its users.
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European stocks closed slightly higher on Tuesday as investors reacted to a largely disappointing batch of corporate earnings.
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ELIZA was a program that reacted to users' responses to its scripts; most famously, it mimicked a psychotherapist.
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Fans quickly found the source photograph from the image, and reacted to the rapper's tribute to his mentor.
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The ministry also reacted to a different Trump tweet Sunday morning about the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Residents of Tijuana have reacted to the caravan's arrival with hostility, holding protests and calling for their deportation.
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" Vanderpump reacted to Richards' comment, telling PEOPLE, "Yes, I was at dinner and she came to the restaurant.
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McChrystal also reacted to James Mattis' resignation from the Trump administration as Secretary of Defense earlier this month.
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Wall Street strategists reacted to the tax vote by quickly bumping up forecasts of 2800 earnings for companies.
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The New Zealand dollar barely reacted to the announcement, rebounding to around $0.68 after a dip to $0.6783.
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The dogs, each in their own lifejacket, reacted to the rescue by running in circles and barking excitedly.
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On her show Kocktails with Khloé, the youngest Kardashian talked about how her face reacted to getting fillers.
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"The way the family has reacted to this situation is really a tale of two reactions," Page said.
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He watched as millions of people reacted to the news of his cure and speculated about his identity.
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"I think what has had the most impact how some players have reacted to Owlboy's backstory," said Madsen.
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Like the rest of the region, Japan was waiting to see how Mr. Trump reacted to the provocations.
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The WWE legend reacted to the good news and even gave us on update on his yeast infection.
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But when powerful men reacted to those things and changed their minds — or not — that became the story.
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Some talked about how they have reacted to the depression and suicide of their own friends or patients.
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Environmentalists are blaming Bolsonaro Organizations, activists, and social media users worldwide have reacted to the news with alarm.
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Twitter shares rose nearly 8% on Monday as investors reacted to news of Elliott's stake in the company.
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The prototype phones Sentons showed at CES also reacted to my touch with expert accuracy and zero delay.
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Residents reacted to Mr. Butz's last-minute purchase of the paper with a mixture of relief and gratitude.
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What do you think about how she and her followers, known as "Arianators," have reacted to the attack?
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One opinion writer, in fact, reacted to Mr. Comey's use of "nauseous" in the way he meant it.
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Find pride not just in the things you've accomplished but in the ways you reacted to changing situations.
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And the Iranian government reacted to its citizens organizing by shutting down the internet for the whole country.
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Facebook's stock fell nearly 3% in early morning trading on Thursday as Wall Street reacted to the outage.
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The Kremlin reacted to the indictment of Russian nationals for illegal interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
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European markets closed lower Thursday afternoon as investors reacted to the release of corporate earnings and economic data.
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At the time, Chinese state media reacted to Horton's remarks by calling Australia "uncivilized" and "Britain's offshore prison".
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In it, researchers analyzed more than two billion Twitter messages to see how people reacted to weather events.
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Infineon's share price fell 6.5% Monday to the bottom of the Stoxx 600 as investors reacted to the deal.
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North Korea has always reacted to the Ulchi exercises with belligerence and often its own demonstrations of military capability.
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As with likes, you'll be able to see how many people have reacted to a particular post or photo.
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South Korea's finance ministry said it would act "swiftly and firmly" if financial markets reacted to the missile launch.
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Spot gold and major crude benchmarks eased slightly, as the market reacted to the military actions over the weekend.
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News-reading algos immediately reacted to the words, markets followed and within seconds we had a serious rally underway.
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Mitchell is doing three- and six-month follow-up phone calls to see how women reacted to the tests.
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Most Democrats who reacted to the nomination were highly critical of Tillerson and indicated they would vote against him.
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So regardless of how you reacted to last night's results, hit pause and do something just for you today.
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It helped me feel less alone, helped me feel validated in the way I reacted to my sexual assault.
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Eric Swalwell, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, was among the Democrats who reacted to the Times story.
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But one thing that we didn't get to see was how SpaceX CEO Elon Musk reacted to the event.
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Experts reacted to news that President Donald Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen was breaking up with his legal team.
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With this concern in mind, the justices reacted to Mr Greitens's announcement by asking for guidance from the parties.
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Publishers have reacted to Google and Facebook sucking up their ad revenue by resorting to these user-hostile tactics.
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Global stocks rallied for a third day, as investors reacted to a lack of new shocks about the virus.
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For their part, gamers have reacted to Blizzard's behavior with a deeply emotional paroxysm of sadness, anger and betrayal.
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Twitter quickly reacted to news of the project, criticizing the upcoming film for treating the subject of Alzheimers insensitively.
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" When asked how the men in her life have reacted to her work, she responds, "They are very proud.
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Its dollar-denominated bond tumbled to its lowest level in over a year as investors reacted to the news.
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In the case of gun violence police typically reacted to shootings, and did not act proactively to prevent them.
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" Grace reacted to Usher's herpes accusers back in November, telling us she and her husband are "living their lives.
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In 2010, when the Liberal Democrats held the balance of power, markets reacted to the uncertainty by selling sterling.
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Hudgens even reacted to the news of his casting first, posting a sweet congratulations to her "honey" on Instagram.
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Many fans who reacted to the interview were already furious, and Nutter's explanation made many of them more so.
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He also sent shockwaves throughout the investment banking world, which reacted to the news with both excitement and bewilderment.
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" Tigers junior defensive lineman Kurt Holuba said he and teammates reacted to the league policy with a "So what?
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Some South Sudanese who have seen past peace deals come and go reacted to the latest news with wariness.
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A popular pastime was filming people as they reacted to the final scene, and it takes us right back!
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But White House press secretary Sean Spicer reacted to the new allegation by insisting there was no foul play.
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Among the things Trump reacted to was an assertion by Khzir Khan that he had not made any sacrifices.
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It earlier hit an intra-day low of $0.6753 as investors reacted to weaker-than-expected retail sales data.
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The market reacted to signs of slowing global growth and concerns the trade talks would not lead to deal.
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" As for how Julie's husband reacted to his wife's heroic efforts, Sandy says, "He was really proud of her.
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In a press statement, psychologist Joanne Cranwell from the Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies reacted to the findings.
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Esposito came under fire after she reacted to her ex-husband Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's steamy Oscars performance.
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European markets closed higher on Tuesday as investors reacted to fresh earnings and awaited the upcoming French presidential vote.
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European markets edged higher on Thursday as investors continued to digest political uncertainties and reacted to fresh corporate earnings.
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Steven DeSanctis, equity strategist at Jefferies, looked specifically at how small caps have reacted to the Trump trade unwind.
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They symbolize a shared but often unspoken fear; it's telling how many immediately reacted to that scene on Twitter.
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Lakoff also reacted to the Trump White House's suspension of CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta's press pass.
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European stocks ended relatively mixed Thursday, as investors digested corporate earnings and reacted to a sharp fall in sterling.
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Democrats have reacted to the emails with outrage, decrying Miller as a white nationalist and calling for his resignation.
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Deep into his first full major league season, Matz's elbow has reacted to pitching and treatment in unexpected ways.
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A National Security Council spokesman reacted to the launch on Sunday evening, according to a White House pool report.
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The pop star and Hillary Clinton supporter reacted to Donald Trump's election win by taking it to the streets.
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Will Trump react the same way to insults from Putin that he has reacted to insults from anyone else?
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Republicans and Democrats reacted to Trump's tweet with surprise, questioning why Trump would seek to aid the Chinese company.
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In the closed door interview, Strzok was asked how Mueller reacted to the revelation of his anti-Trump texts.
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I learned so much from hearing them play every day, and to observe how they reacted to different conductors.
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On Sunday, President Trump reacted to the reports of the chemical attack in Syria in a series of tweets.
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She returned, and finished her testimony describing how Ms. Ortega had reacted to a pregnancy that ended in miscarriage.
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Here's how writers from the American right, left and center reacted to the accusations of sexual misconduct against him.
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That realization has become evident as the stock market has reacted to growing concerns over the coronavirus, Cramer said.
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We asked rabbis to tell us how they and their congregations have reacted to Saturday's massacre, and dozens responded.
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Trump has reacted to five North Korean missile tests in about two weeks with little more than a shrug.
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"You would have thought I'd had a nervous breakdown," recalled Ms. Schroeder about how the press reacted to her.
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Jimmy Kimmel reacted to the president's speech on Thursday announcing the United States' withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement.
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The children receiving treatment at Al-Bayrouni no longer reacted to the rattling windows and walls after each strike.
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Conrad Roy's mother, Lynn Roy, reacted to Carter's release in a statement provided by her fiancé, Roland St. Denis.
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President Trump reacted to this new phase by calling the impeachment a "hoax" during a conversation with Republican senators.
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" Palestinian officials reacted to Trump defiantly Thursday, arguing that the US has abandoned its role as an "honest broker.
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Aaron doubled down on those claims on social media on Tuesday, as he reacted to the latest court decision.
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The public has reacted to the recent events with outrage and anger, most of it channeled through social media.
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" Similarly, Schumer reacted to Steyer by saying, "I'm not against him doing it but I think it is premature.
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European markets closed mixed on Thursday as investors reacted to the 's decision to leave interest rates on hold.
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If you ever wonder how the old Stephen Colbert might have reacted to the Trump presidency, you're not alone.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to reflect that Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham fiercely reacted to Horowitz's findings.
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Venezuelans have reacted to the subplot he has introduced to Venezuela's crisis with a mix of bemusement and suspicion.
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Jimmy Kimmel reacted to recent reports that Jared Kushner had discussed setting up a secret communications channel with Russia.
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European markets closed higher on Friday as investors monitored earnings reports and reacted to a new U.S. jobs report.
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One member of the GOP Senate leadership reacted to the bill's defeat with words which are deeply troubling. Sen.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill's stock tumbled more than 3 percent Thursday as investors reacted to a string of bad news.
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On everyone else's posts, though, users can only see the names of people who liked or reacted to them.
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The benchmark FTSE 22020 gained 21.3% in early trade in London as investors reacted to the thumping election win.
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Trump reacted to the news badly on Wednesday morning, canceling a planned press conference and leaving the summit early.
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The grocer has reacted to some of this pressure by paring down its business to focus on its core.
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Gold was higher and Treasury yields moved lower as traders reacted to the latest threats by seeking safety plays.
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European markets closed lower on Thursday as investors reacted to corporate earnings and monitored geopolitical tensions surrounding North Korea.
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On the video, Trudeau pantomimes his own jaw dropping, as he describes how people reacted to something Trump said.
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"I was running, I looked up and I saw the ball and I just reacted to it," Harris said.
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"The idea was to see how they reacted to strange requests and how creative they could be," she said.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg reacted to the loss of the $195 million satellite on a trip, ironically, through Africa.
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Looking at how countries have reacted to Facebook's expansion in the past decade will help us parse next steps.
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Liza Minnelli has an idea of how her mother, Judy Garland, would've reacted to Lady Gaga's A Star Is Born.
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The researchers set up a number of trials comparing how the mantises reacted to different dots moving in different ways.
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While the victim herself hasn't reacted to the development, her sister Khloé opened up about the impact of the news.
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Kevin Brady of Texas, reacted to the lawsuit on Tuesday by saying he will introduce a resolution opposing the move.
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But all this time later, the same concerns color how Jewish centers have reacted to these threats around the country.
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Washington reacted to that "nasty woman" line while live-tweeting the episode, giving all the credit to the show's writers.
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So, President Trump reacted to the real politics here that were hurting him and hurting Republicans ahead of the midterms.
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For his part, Phineas Fisher, who previously defined himself as an "anarchist revolutionary," reacted to Hacking Team's email with sarcasm.
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Bell reacted to the surprise by bursting into tears out of sheer happiness, prompting Shepard to laugh at her outburst.
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This was evident on Thursday to Cramer in how the market reacted to the quarters of Starbucks, Visa and PepsiCo.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: Well, obviously, you know, there are—you know, markets have reacted to uncertainty about global developments, including trade.
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People reacted to the green-clad men and posted emotional photos and comments on social media with the hashtag #wearehere.
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Major currencies like yen and euro have reacted to his speech, the market is back to a risk-on tone.
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But in other countries, policymakers have chosen differently, and reacted to mass-casualty events with large-scale crackdowns on guns.
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European stocks closed flat on Friday as investors reacted to new Chinese trade data and euro zone industrial production figures.
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JPMorgan has reacted to a wide range of traumatic events in the past with contributions and matches of employee donations.
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Shares in German carmakers got off to a rough start Wednesday as investors reacted to Donald Trump's surprise election victory.
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Oz was in NYC Wednesday morning when he reacted to Kanye revealing he got hooked on opioids after having liposuction.
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Ukrainian saboteurs, for instance, reacted to Russia's annexation of Crimea by cutting off electricity supplies to the peninsula in 2015.
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He reacted to that setback by belittling the leader of the Senate Republicans, whose help he needs to pass legislation.
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On Twitter, some bibliophiles expressed shock and horror, while others reacted to that shock and horror with snark and bemusement.
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Look at how differently Democrats reacted to President George W. Bush's 2005 nomination of Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court.
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And she's ashamed to admit that she initially reacted to the news of her sister's interactions with Raniere with jealousy.
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You let it sit there, then later go get everybody's email and texts [to see how they reacted to it].
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Members of CWA reacted to the arrest in an online chat with Motherboard, showing both concern, as well as bravado.
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She also reacted to T.I. saying he's going Malcolm X on Houston's, and wants to shut down the whole chain.
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Senate Democrats reacted to the massacre by filibustering until Republicans agreed to allow a vote on four gun control measures.
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Leaders like Zuckerberg, Facebook board member Marc Andreessen, and many more have reacted to his candidacy with disgust and horror.
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Earlier, Treasury prices were higher as investors reacted to reports of a series of explosions in the Belgian capital Brussels.
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Traders initially reacted to this result by selling the dollar on Wednesday as the likelihood of further fiscal stimulus faded.
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Star Trek co-stars John Cho, Karl Urban, and others who knew Yelchin reacted to the tragic news on Twitter.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders later in the day on Sunday reacted to Manigault-Newman's recording in a statement.
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Instead, Trump reacted to the news in a tweet late Saturday, extending his "deepest sympathies and respect" to McCain's family.
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His office reacted to Monday's default of roughly $422 million in Puerto Rican debt payments by pushing the legislation hard.
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Sort of, you know, how the music industry, in the beginning, may have reacted to Napster and things like that.
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Diallo couldn't disguise a flash of worry, but he reacted to the news with his usual dry sense of humor.
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Beyond the protests and official statements, many other people reacted to Mr. Lam's story in their own ways on Friday.
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European markets closed mixed on Friday afternoon, as investors reacted to corporate earnings and monitored political developments in the region.
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European markets closed lower by a small margin Wednesday afternoon as investors reacted to a slump in global technology stocks.
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Social media quickly reacted to Pavlich's claim, questioning that the U.S.'s most highly-trained forces couldn't defeat a wall.
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On Friday morning, Trump reacted to the talk of impeachment by questioning why House Democrats would do such a thing.
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" Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro reacted to Trump's comments on Wednesday, urging the country's armed forces not to "lower their guard.
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" More recently, he reacted to embarrassing disclosures emanating from his own White House by calling the offenders "traitors and cowards.
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Wall Street reactsSpotify shares fell by 4.9%, to $140.26, on Monday as investors reacted to the renewed competition from Amazon.
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Trump reacted to that development with a simple "Wow" on Twitter, though news of Baker's reassignment had surfaced days earlier.
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Collins responded by making the obscene gesture and appeared to yell an obscenity as he reacted to the booing crowd.
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European markets moved higher Monday as investors reacted to fresh corporate earnings and movements in the 10-year Treasury yield.
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"Outside of small indies sometimes commentating on things uncovered, no major company has reacted to anything we've found," he says.
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Ariza seemingly reacted to the hard contact on the play, and after a minor altercation, a double technical was called.
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The Russian media analyst Julia Davis said that Kremlin-controlled media reacted to Trump's G7 performance with laughter and mockery.
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Our first hint that Iduna was the one who saved Agnarr came when little Anna reacted to her father's story.
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European markets closed higher on Wednesday, as investors reacted to the release of sweeping reforms for the continent's financial sector.
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In 2018, the California Legislature reacted to the Brock Turner case by mandating state prison sentences for certain sexual assaults.
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And investigators still have questions about how the pilots of the doomed Ethiopian Airlines flight reacted to their plane's problems.
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The report also details what CBS's board and management knew about Mr. Moonves's conduct, and how they reacted to it.
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What she reacted to in her earliest years was a sui generis childhood, one that indelibly colored everything that followed.
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Mr. Coscia would simultaneously put in small orders that would be profitable once other traders reacted to the artificial ones.
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Mr. Obiang, who did not appear in the Paris court, reacted to the verdict by posting smiling selfies on Instagram.
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Meanwhile on Twitter, many fans reacted to the gorgeous cinematography and special effects in the trailer and the show itself.
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Desperation and direction Deanne initially reacted to her condition by heaping beauty products on her face to hide the patches.
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In an interview on MSNBC, Stephen Miller, a senior adviser to the president, reacted to the decision by Ms. Yates.
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Mr. Erdogan has reacted to that criticism bitterly, threatening to break with the bloc and even restore the death penalty.
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One well-known investor may have reacted to Trump's tax cuts to add to his company's stake in Apple shares.
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He reacted to the second infraction with a violent swing at items stacked on the scorer's table and was ejected.
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But to me, I was determined to find out [how] I reacted to mosquitoes, fleas or whatever insect bites me.
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Not even those closest to the late Senator can be sure how he would have reacted to the impeachment today.
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" The actor Charlie Sheen also reacted to Mckeon's death on Twitter, calling him a "perfect gentleman and an ebullient spirit.
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But the Turks see the US' Kurdish allies as terrorists, and said so as they reacted to Nauert's statement Monday.
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In broader terms, Jo's resignation underscores the dismay with which moderate Conservatives have reacted to the prime minister's brutal tactics.
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WASHINGTON — On one level, President Trump reacted to Saturday night's terrorist attack in London much as his predecessors might have.
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"I'd bet it was the women more than anyone who reacted" to the Democratic support for expanding Medicaid, he said.
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Trump reacted to the transcript shortly after it was released while attending a meeting on Venezuela at the United Nations.
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World leaders reacted to the G-20 summit by refining their opposition to Trump's decision to pull out of Paris.
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Markets in Europe closed provisionally higher Thursday, as investors reacted to the latest decision from the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Meanwhile, in the U.S., stock indexes continued slightly higher as investors reacted to better-than-anticipated results from major retailers.
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Indeed, the Founding generation would likely have reacted to it not with high-libertarian nostrums, but with tar and feathers.
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The Rangers trailed, 3-2, when Zuccarello reacted to the hit on Skjei, at 11:31 of the second period.
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The way the crowds reacted to her — they were so energized by her in a way they weren't by McCain.
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It could've been the best thing for us, or it could destroy us depending on how we reacted to it.
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Trump has never reacted to San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who last year called him a "soulless coward," either.
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Mason wanted to see how people reacted to messages that threatened or supported their political party or their party's policies.
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Gaga reacted to the Academy's surprising snub in an interview with the Los Angeles Times soon after learning of her nominations.
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One Twitter user called Guillaume C. reacted to the spelling changes, including the pruning of the circumflex, as a personal affront.
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The only reason the scene could make Kylie feel "embarrassed" is because of how the world at large reacted to it.
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Though he's moving forward, DeMario Jackson was disappointed at the way many people reacted to the recent Bachelor in Paradise scandal.
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Brady also reacted to a photo posted by Aaron Rodgers, which featured the Green Bay Packers quarterback kneeling with other players.
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"As for how said boyfriend reacted to the prank, Galvan told BuzzFeed that the couple was "able to laugh about it.
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The spiders even reacted to noises from distances of 10 to 16 feet (3-5 meters) away, as Research Gate reports.
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They reacted to the scene of Colton kicking the sound people out of his room for some private time with Cassie.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Global stock markets slumped Monday, as investors reacted to the prospect of a drawn-out trade war.
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And following the release of early poll numbers several celebrities, both U.S. and Britons, reacted to the news on social media.
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For example, Schalke 04 may have reacted to Manchester City's interest in Leroy Sane by asking for Raheem Sterling in return.
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To evaluate how passers-by, other drivers on the road and cyclists reacted to sharing the road with an autonomous vehicle.
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He also said the South's military was ready to respond if the North reacted to the renewed broadcasts with armed hostilities.
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted [to my weight gain]," the Freeform star admitted on the dance show.
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Stocks in Asia jumped on Thursday as investors in the region reacted to positive developments on the U.S.-China trade front.
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New GOP process complaints After weeks of complaining about process, Republicans reacted to Pelosi's change of course by complaining -- about process.
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted [to my weight gain]," the TV star admitted on the competition show.
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The real estate mogul reacted to the obvious discomfort among Republicans with a vague threat of parting ways with the party.
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" Trump initially reacted to the terror attack in Lower Manhattan by saying it was done by a "sick and deranged person.
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"Popular with Friends" also lets users see whether friends liked or reacted to a video to help them find new videos.
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Neither Biles nor Manuel have reacted to Williams' post at the time of writing, but we can only imagine their elation.
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"We have seen the abuses of the Syrian regime over the last years - no one had reacted to that," Bochenek said.
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Now, Democrats like Nancy Pelosi reacted to the letter to Kim by mocking the president&aposs tone which they called soft.
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Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend reacted to the Maroon 206 frontman's sudden departure after the news broke Friday morning.
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Immigrant advocates reacted to the news with a flurry of statements, promising to defend the program with protest and legal action.
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European stocks seesawed in afternoon trade and closed higher as investors reacted to a speech from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
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" Joe Scarborough of MSNBC's Morning Joe also reacted to Trump's comment, writing, "My love for this man grows by the day.
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In his recent coverage, he reacted to the newly released FOMC minutes and further questioned the Fed's ability to act effectively.
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Zuma said after an ANC rally at the weekend that financial markets had over-reacted to his decision to sack Nene.
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" As for how the cast and crew has reacted to the scandal, Mahoney admitted it has been an "emotional roller coaster.
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European markets finished higher Thursday as investors reacted to interest rate decisions from the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.
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Series co-creator Bill Prady, reacted to the news in the most vague way possible, simply commenting "Huh," on social media.
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For the first time in decades, Democrats reacted to a national election loss by moving leftward -- rather than to the center.
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They explained what led them to cast their ballots for the person they ultimately supported and reacted to Trump's upset victory.
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"We're grateful to our employees who quickly reacted to break up a fight involving three customers," a Southwest Airlines spokeswoman said.
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Other top U.S. figures have also reacted to Castro's death, including President Obama, President-elect Donald Trump and top Congressional leaders.
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Portfolio managers have reacted to an increasingly bearish news flow amid signs the oil market has passed its current cyclical peak.
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American International Group shares sank 4.8 percent as investors reacted to a surprise $836 million boost to the insurance giant's reserves.
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They earlier fell as much as 5 percent when investors initially reacted to quarterly sales that narrowly missed Wall Street estimates.
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All of this has impacted the way Twitter users reacted to the news about the potential removal of the "like" button.
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The work of 23 foreign photographers gives a survey of how outsiders have reacted to and shaped Britishness since the 1930s.
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In my experience with the robot, it reacted to a wide range of different interactions in unique and often funny ways.
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In short, participants who'd grown up in high-stress environments under-reacted to potential losses but overreacted when they actually lost.
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"I was able to see firsthand how the team reacted to him being in the middle of the room," Wasserstrum said.
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At one tense moment Fidel Castro walked into the crowd of protesters, who reacted to his presence with astonishment and fear.
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" (((Feminist Porg Queen))) reacted to this development by tweeting at Twitter's C.E.O., "You're still a vile fucking nazi & we should fight.
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RELATED: Here's how people reacted to Michelle Wolf's White House correspondents' roast Come Sunday morning, there was lots of second-guessing.
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Anti-poverty advocates reacted to the cuts with horror, arguing they would increase inequality while doing nothing to reduce the deficit.
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In the United States, markets opened higher as investors reacted to better-than-expected corporate earnings from a number of companies.
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What's interesting is that if the embedded material reacted to light, or temperature, you could make the garment a smart one.
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The Trump administration reacted to rising prices by allowing insurance companies to eliminate previously mandated benefits to offset the revenue shortfall.
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The Wyoming Mining Association reacted to Friday's ruling by saying it was "reviewing" what steps it would be forced to take.
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The courts have reacted to the public outpouring of anger, by allowing the teens to leave police custody during the trial.
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Several students who claim to have attended Alexandria Monroe High School reacted to the news on Twitter with their own stories.
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Still, Democrats have reacted to the Justice Department's letter as an improper effort by the Trump administration to influence Mueller's appearance.
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European stock markets endured mixed fortunes Thursday, as investors reacted to a monetary policy meeting by the U.K.'s central bank.
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Though some Trump supporters were willing to accept corrective information, their political views did affect how they reacted to the article.
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Florida Democrats reacted to Republican legal maneuvering by comparing Scott to a strongman striking out at the infrastructure of the vote.
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All three major stock indices are flat for the year as markets have negatively reacted to an overly aggressive Federal Reserve.
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Trump has reacted to challenges to the ban by attacking the federal judge in Seattle and then the wider court system.
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Comey reacted to Tapper's question by noting that America's heightened polarization has made the job of the FBI director historically difficult.
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Senate Republicans have reacted to the Congressional Budget Office report by underlining their intent to move away from the House bill.
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The personal connection between subscriber and guru also explains why the beauty community reacted to Zamora's tweets the way it did.
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Lots of people, particularly white male pundits, have reacted to this unprecedented and bizarre election by reaching for familiar story lines.
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The scientists recorded how the dogs' brains reacted to hearing their trainer say different combinations of human words in different tones.
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Oil prices sharply pulled back as the market reacted to preliminary data that suggested U.S. crude stockpiles unexpectedly rose last week.
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The letter cited the "shock and outrage" with which Republicans reacted to Clinton's use of private email at the State Department.
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Many students, admissions officers, guidance counselors and teachers reacted to the shutdown with snark and a strong dose of gallows humor.
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On Pro Basketball LOS ANGELES — You could tell in the over-the-top way that both benches reacted to showy plays.
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My teenage patients have reacted to this pressure by becoming junior psychoanalysts, able to dissect their parents' every frown and sigh.
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All 3 major U.S. indices fell by more than 1% in intra-day trading Monday as investors reacted to the outbreak.
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Canada, New Zealand and Britain have barely reacted to short-term changes in inflation since 2000, according to the World Bank.
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Schultz criticized Harris early on Tuesday during an interview with CBS, when he reacted to her comments in Iowa with derision.
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We only have to look at how oil prices have reacted to Middle East supply disruptions in the last 20 years.
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Southern states reacted to this fear during the 19th century by making it a crime for African-Americans to own firearms.
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Che: President Trump set a personal record on Thursday when he reacted to impeachment news by posting more than 100 tweets.
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McMillon's comments come amid growing backlash against President Trump, and how he reacted to violent protests that resulted in one fatality.
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President Donald Trump also reacted to Buttigieg's departure on Twitter, taking the announcement as an opportunity to slam his political rivals.
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The company often reacted to problematic content that surfaced and made seemingly arbitrary decisions to reinstate or remove a given post.
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First, read about how the right, left and center reacted to James Comey's memo about his meetings with President Trump here.
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European stocks closed higher Thursday as investors reacted to the signing of a partial trade deal between the U.S. and China.
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" He told CNN his daughter reacted to the court decision by saying, "No justice under occupation, and this court is illegal.
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A number of states have reacted to the requests with anger, arguing they represent a severe overreach by the federal government.
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Encana said it has made $50 million in cost savings in 2016 as it reacted to a two-year crude rout.
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Amy Klobuchar, both of whom would be Bennet's 2020 opponents if he ran, reacted to the news of Bennet's cancer diagnosis.
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European stocks closed provisionally lower Thursday, as investors reacted to a flurry of corporate earnings and monitored losses from Wall Street.
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Trump's audience first reacted to the statement with muted laughs, prompting the president himself to follow up with levity, as well.
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This is illustrated by the way one of the District Court judges reacted to Trump's revised version of the travel ban.
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But some elected officials reacted to the events in Bangalore by pointing the finger at Westernizing customs rather than the assailants.
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The moves regionally on Thursday came as investors reacted to a series of recent moves by central banks across the globe.
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German, British and Italian bond yields extended their rise in Asia as the region's investors reacted to Draghi's comments, traders said.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to find out how Catholic parishioners reacted to the pope's announcement.
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Her new name is Garlic — the only word the 5-year-old dog reacted to, said her new owner, Edith Lam.
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Several American cities have reacted to the invasion of e-scooters by throttling their introduction, although they reduce car traffic and pollution.
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Interestingly, the way the dogs reacted to novel words is the opposite of how human brains react to words they don't know.
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It's almost as if something inside me also reacted to this chaos ,and I too was searching for some sort of order.
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While Obama hilariously reacted to some #MeanTweets, he also touched on some mean tweets that have made the headlines this election season.
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The President reacted to the decision by politicizing it -- painting it as somehow invalid because Mehta had been appointed by his predecessor.
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One 2010 study by two Harvard professors looked at how adults reacted to descriptions of male and female politicians seeking more power.
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There are a number of strange things about the theory that Clinton's team reacted to the Benghazi committee by deleting the emails.
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When a guy she knew who had a girlfriend and reacted to her photo, she decided to call him out on Twitter.
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At a news conference after the medals were announced, both Alexa and Alex shared how they reacted to Nagasu's record-making skate.
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Conservative media outlets reacted to this by encouraging viewers to boycott the NFL due to the perceived disrespect of the American flag.
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The former Kevin Can Wait star reacted to news that a sitcom called Kevin Can F— Himself is in development at AMC.
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The proof that his message of determination and tolerance lives on was inescapable in the way the region reacted to his death.
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I was very happy every day to wear that beautiful costume and those beautiful plates, and see how people reacted to them.
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The mirror's facial-recognition features could then provide real-time information to advertisers on how viewers reacted to the advertisement, he added.
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Most have reacted to the project with a mixture of appreciation, awe, and sadness — though some have expressed skepticism and political anger.
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The country legend reacted to the news late Thursday on social media, but her statement seemed to show some support for Webster.
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More fundamentally, traders have reacted to pledges of increased output and exports from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Russia.
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On Sunday, the world reacted to last week's vanishing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of the Saudi Government.
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Their biggest success was the way Trump reacted to Clinton ending the first debate, when she highlighted his past comments about Machado.
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Go deeper: Lyft gets its IPO pop (sort of) Charting the heights of Lyft's IPO How millennial investors reacted to Snap IPO
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Here's How Russia's Twitter Trolls Reacted To Charlottesville This weekend is the anniversary of the deadly United the Right rally in Charlottesville.
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I've had clients filming in foreign areas who would call me freaking out because of how their skin reacted to the environment.
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Many people, including some celebrities and President Donald Trump, reacted to the blaze on Twitter to mourn the loss of the landmark.
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What's striking to me is how some of the most powerful women in Hollywood said they reacted to alleged harassment by Weinstein.
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The singer was at LAX Sunday when he reacted to reports N. Korea had successfully mounted a hydrogen bomb on an ICBM.
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They counted the types of immune cells present and analyzed how the individual cells and networks of signaling pathways reacted to bacteria.
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BTW ... Patricia Donahue -- the widow of Michael Donahue whom Bulger killed in 1982 -- reacted to the news by saying justice was served.
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The feints were constantly there, throwing Jacare off as he over-reacted to each, only to stand still for the actual strikes.
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And while I got a lot better at preventing it, the way I reacted to the infrequent episodes took a different turn.
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People, when they reacted to it, there's a special alchemy there that you don't get on your couch or on your phone.
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World leaders have reacted to the terrorist attack that killed 22 people and injured another 59 outside Manchester Arena on Monday night.
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European markets closed lower Thursday as investors digested the latest batch of corporate earnings and reacted to strong gains in oil prices.
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Bob Dinneen, head of the Renewable Fuels Association, reacted to the report by calling the exemption an "outrageous abuse" of the law.
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Adblock Plus has reacted to the news that Facebook is going to prevent ad blocking software from working on its desktop site.
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Hercules reacted to her powerful sexual presence with timidity and panic, clamming up tighter with every inch she pushed closer to him.
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But the Mueller indictment makes it clear that many 2016 voters didn't pay attention to what they read, shared or reacted to.
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The juror bias question seems straightforward in light of how the Supreme Court has reacted to recent, similar cases of trial prejudice.
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They found that migratory birds reacted to what you might call a "phantom road" as if there was actually a road present.
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The NFL and ESPN, like so many presidential candidates last year, reacted to Trump's attacks with tactics drawn from a bygone era.
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" Timothy Simons, the actor who played Ryan, reacted to Donnelly's ad on Twitter, posting, "IM SENDING THIS MOTHERF------ A CEASE AND DESIST.
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Hamas, a militant Palestinian Islamist group, reacted to the news this week with a call for a "third intifada," or Palestinian uprising.
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West also deleted all of his tweets defending his meeting with President Donald Trump in 2016, after the rapper reacted to backlash.
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Fifteen years after the US-led invasion of Iraq, officials in Washington reacted to the news about al-Sadr with neutral caution.
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" Trump has reacted to North Korea's saber-rattling and missile tests with combative rhetoric and pledges to respond with "fire and fury.
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Investors, too, have reacted to the administration with optimism, pushing all major indexes to record highs multiple times in the past months.
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The Russian media analyst Julia Davis noted that the country's state-run media reacted to Trump's G7 performance with laughter and mockery.
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Republicans in Congress reacted to the Post report by saying that Moore, now 70, should step aside if the allegations are true.
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The strategies outlined by Pelosi and Waters reflect differences in how the political left more broadly has reacted to the Trump administration.
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In an interview on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on Monday, Clinton reacted to reports that Pompeo was on the call.
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As the world learned Tuesday night that actor/musician David Cassidy had died, famous fans reacted to the news on social media.
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John Conyers' most senior colleagues initially reacted to the allegations about the Michigan Democrat on Tuesday by saying they might be fabricated.
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Those moves followed the worst trading day of 2019 when Wall Street reacted to reignited tensions on the U.S.-China trade front.
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" Rihanna reacted to the apology in an Instagram post: "I'd love to call it ignorance but I know you ain't that dumb.
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Rig count data released on Friday showed that U.S. and Canadian producers have reacted to the OPEC cuts by ramping up production.
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According to The Post, the book alleges that White House officials reacted to Trump's late-night Twitter rants with shock and embarrassment.
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Clyburn reacted to Biden's super Super Tuesday by reiterating his endorsement and the importance of Democrats rallying around the former vice president.
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Writers on the right, left and center reacted to the rift in the G.O.P. and McConnell's precarious place in the party's leadership.
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Federal Aviation Administration rules already prohibited American airlines from flying over Syria, but carriers outside Europe also reacted to the Eurocontrol warning.
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Abbey management reacted to the video we shot, showing her hired muscle getting super aggressive with photogs, flipping them off and swearing.
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Apple's shares fell more than 8 percent in early trading in the U.S. Yesterday: The markets reacted to uncertainty at Tesla, too.
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On social media, many people reacted to the video and news coverage of the incident with a mix of shock and outrage.
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The concern about the magnitude of corporate debt is an outgrowth of how the world reacted to the financial crisis in 2008.
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Former MSNBC host Touré on Monday reacted to the untimely death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, praising his worth ethic and talent.
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Noah Baumbach is opening up about how his ex-wife, actress Jennifer Jason Leigh, reacted to his very personal drama, Marriage Story.
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Spicer reacted to the skit later, calling it "cute" and "funny," while also saying McCarthy "could dial back" her impression of him.
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Gold prices slumped after initially popping higher on Wednesday as investors reacted to the minutes of the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting.
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Many reacted to these messages as Spotify might have hoped they would, sharing them with friends and with followers on social media.
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Federica Mogherini, the European Union's high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, reacted to Mr. Trump's announcement with a sharp statement.
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He reacted to his declining numbers by ratcheting up what worked before: becoming a louder, more extreme, more abrasive version of himself.
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Mr. Brown said that collectors had primarily reacted to the visual qualities of Mr. Erizku's works, rather than to their political content.
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Antunes several months ago described how, when she was 15, a school guidance counselor reacted to her plan to become a journalist.
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World leaders reacted to the G-2628 summit by refining their opposition to Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris agreement.
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" O'Rourke's fellow Democratic presidential candidates, such as Texas native Julian Castro, also reacted to the shooting -- Castro called the ongoing situation "heartbreaking.
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Trump's defense becomes even flimsier when you consider how others reacted to the purported Sondland-Trump call when they learned about it.
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These activities began 2014 and were clearly connected with opening up an American front once we reacted to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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Current Liberal Premier Philippe Couillard reacted to news of the arrest by stressing that his party has cracked down on illegal fundraising.
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From The New York Times: Columnists from the right, left and center reacted to the news of Michael Flynn's guilty plea today.
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It shows how the public, media, and the other candidates at the time reacted to this early act of creative political resistance.
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While the Mexican government has noticed and reacted to previous years' caravans, though, the American press and the American government really haven't.
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So how have these nations reacted to this summit drama, and what might their actions mean for the US and the region?
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Brazil's lower house speaker, Rodrigo Maia, said on Monday he regretted Levy's departure from BNDES, though Brazilian markets barely reacted to the resignation.
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Anticipation was high, and Kendrick's fans reacted to the album the way the internet has taught them to: by dissecting it for clues.
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An Arabic speaker who lives in Jerusalem and is currently taking Hebrew classes, Nalbandian initial reacted to Aravrit with confusion, then sudden recognition.
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Fans of Jones — and decent tweeters everywhere — reacted to the news with outrage: Why the hell is this man getting a book deal?
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Japan's Nikkei shed 1.5% as investors reacted to President Donald Trump's threat on Sunday to escalate tariffs on $4713 billion of Chinese goods.
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It shows in the way the public reacted to reports of her overdose, and in the support her fans have shown her since.
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But they rebounded as traders reacted to reports of the attacks, gaining 4.1% to trade at $53.24 a barrel by 8:20 a.m.
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But they rebounded as traders reacted to reports of the attacks, gaining 2.3% to trade at $52.34 a barrel by 4:35 a.m.
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Some members of "The Real CBP Nation" Facebook group reacted to the shuttering of "I'm 10-15" in screenshots of posts and comments.
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"There were scheduled outflows and the rupee hardly reacted to the policy rate increase," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Season 3 "Lemons," which reacted to Donald Trump's election with shockingly fast speed, will go down as one of the sitcom's iconic installments.
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Big deal here in the next state to vote... Trump reacted to the New Hampshire results: Bootedgeedge (Buttigieg) is doing pretty well tonight.
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By Thursday, Diaby's post had resonated widely on Facebook, where more than 30,000 reacted to it — and many had come to his defense.
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When Brown asked Douglas how he and his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, reacted to the news, the actor said he felt let down.
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A new study from Stanford University School of Medicine studied how children reacted to mom's voice compared to a woman they didn't know.
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"He was always very quick to react, he never responded to anything, always reacted to it and got very, very angry," Res said.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalls how John, while a lowly plebe, reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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Duran asked Grande how her fellow divas have reacted to the spot-on impressions, which she debuted on The Tonight Show in September.
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President Trump reacted to the terror attack in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday by saying it was done by a "sick and deranged person."
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Donald Trump on Sunday reacted to the FBI's letter concluding its review of Hillary Clinton's emails with a familiar refrain: The system's rigged.
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There's nothing actually funny about the way millions of Americans reacted to the presidential-election results on the morning of November 9, 2016.
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It's a duopoly, and it's only been since T-Mobile emerged as a brash challenger brand that either has significantly reacted to competition.
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Plenty of people immediately reacted to such a bold headline, of course, and among them was Twitter's favorite OB-GYN Dr. Jen Gunter.
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Investors took the view that the market over-reacted to a warning on Thursday by the Chinese central bank chief about asset bubbles.
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" Clinton reacted to the FBI announcement during a brief news conference Friday afternoon, urging the FBI to release "full and complete facts immediately.
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With the drastic difference in retail options ahead of Black Friday, Cramer reviewed the trends and how the market has reacted to them.
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Traders reacted to a better-than-expected ADP and Moody's Analytics jobs report and a strong ISM nonmanufacturing index number during the day.
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European stocks leaped to close higher on Thursday as global investors reacted to the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady.
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The single currency lost 0.7 percent versus the greenback last week as traders reacted to weak economic data out of the common area.
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Tesla shares fell as much as 10.7% Thursday as investors reacted to disappointing delivery numbers, which will hurt profits in the first quarter.
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"I am very surprised," Sonja Morgan, who was the guest of the night, told Cohen about how she reacted to the divorce news.
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ET, after falling to $1,966.103, the lowest since June 24, when the market reacted to Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union.
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During the Obama years, GOP leaders reacted to these grievances by performatively mimicking conservative voter anger, and maximizing resistance to President Obama's agenda.
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Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital, told CNBC there is an underlying dichotomy between the sectors, insofar as how they've reacted to earnings.
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European markets closed higher on Friday as investors digested the latest batch of corporate earnings and reacted to some fresh deal-making activity.
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Kaluuya went on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, where he shared how his mom reacted to him being nominated for his first Oscar.
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World leaders reacted to condemn the alleged chemical attack with Trump describing it as an "affront to humanity " which crossed "many, many lines".
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"There was some pushback from the fact that I was an actor," Waggoner said of how studios reacted to his new business venture.
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But ultimately, the steps you'll need to take after starting in Safe Mode will depend on how your computer reacted to the restart.
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After the Charleston massacre, some Appalachian whites reacted to backlash against the Confederate flag by participating in regional traffic parades of Confederate flags.
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The first is how President Donald Trump reacted to comedian Roseanne Barr's racist tweet directed at former Obama White House adviser Valerie Jarrett.
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In each of these situations, the passengers reacted to an immediate and evident threat, including smoke and fire in the first two cases.
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Marie-Evelyne Petrus Barry Amnesty International's West and Central Africa Director reacted to the ruling, calling it a "crushing disappointment" to the victims.
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" Trump reacted to the protests to his UK trip by telling The Sun there is "no reason for me to go to London.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was nearly killed during a shooting in 2011, reacted to the CDC report through her gun control organization.
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Somewhat surprisingly, when I asked some of the students how they had reacted to the shootings, some had not even heard about them.
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On Sunday, the younger Flynn reacted to the NBC report, mocking his critics "SJWs," or "social justice warriors" who would ultimately be disappointed.
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" Shannon Watts, the founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, reacted to the tweet by calling Huckabee a "despicable racist.
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" He has already reacted to U.S. warnings by redoubling his anti-Americanism, calling the warnings "insolent threats by a xenophobic and racist empire.
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A video taken by Zulkifly shows the hilarious moment Azly reacted to seeing his doppelgänger, whose attire was almost identical to his own.
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" Trump relayed that Kim reacted to discussing human rights "very well" but said they "were talking about the denuclearization 90% of the time.
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Abadi quickly reacted to Sistani's sermon in a statement from his office "welcoming his call against using volunteers and fighters in political campaigning".
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A broad 64% of Americans say they approve of how Trump's government reacted to the recent storms, including two in three independents (66%).
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Perhaps that's why Fox News reacted to the press release by saying that Hannity is not sponsoring the rally or campaigning for Trump.
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Because it was extremely emotional, we reacted to it with the most extreme minimalism possible, which made the piece, for me, incredibly interesting.
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The popular YouTuber PewDiePie and his fans reacted to reports of the death of a fellow YouTuber who trolled PewDiePie's audience for years.
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The president of the Chicago Film Critics Association reacted to Netflix's data with a tweet that got to the heart of the problem.
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Robert Pattinson told the New York Times that he was surprised at how people reacted to him portraying Batman in an upcoming movie.
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He reacted to Dany's victory with shaken resignation where a stronger character might order up more Scorpions to defend King's Landing from dragons.
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European stocks closed higher on Friday, as investors reacted to progress in Brexit negotiations and a long-sought deal regarding global banking regulations.
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We asked rabbis across the country to let us know how they and their congregations have reacted to the massacre, and dozens responded.
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Ashley Judd, one of Harvey Weinstein's accusers and a key figure in the #MeToo movement, reacted to the Hollywood producer's conviction with satisfaction.
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Mr. Hanks is not like other movie stars, and that showed in the way people reacted to his announcement that he was infected.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John – while a lowly plebe – reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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" That's how President Donald Trump reacted to a question about his still unsubstantiated wiretapping claims during an interview on CBS' "Face the Nation.
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African-Americans interested in creating consumer products reacted to their exclusion from mainstream companies by building a parallel beauty industry focused on hair.
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The European Commission has twice reacted to consumer ire by reducing parts of the tariff structure, once in 103 and again in 210.
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South Koreans reacted to Washington's past efforts to pull out troops with calls for arming the country with nuclear weapons of its own.
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I would love to see how younger kids reacted to the Lite, free from my very adult concerns about the system's overall value.
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Name a potential Democratic candidate, and you know how pundits will react: the same way they reacted to Al Gore and Hillary Clinton.
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In advancing his Judicial Procedures Reform Bill, FDR reacted to the court's repeated striking down of his signature New Deal programs as unconstitutional.
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Then, click here to catch up on how writers from across ideologies reacted to President Trump's trip to the G-20 summit meeting.
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However, the way the crowd reacted to the shot made it seem as if Lucke had just won the game for the team.
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The exchange echoes how Trump reacted to special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation when questions arose about whether he would testify in person.
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One friend from his Naval Academy days recalled how John -- while a lowly plebe -- reacted to seeing an upperclassman verbally abuse a steward.
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Stocks fell at the opening bell on Wednesday as markets reacted to Cohn's resignation, which was announced after the closing bell on Tuesday.
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Many U.S. politicians were still putting out statements condemning that attack on Saturday, and had not yet reacted to the bombings in Kabul.
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In recent months, Xero has reacted to Mr. Trump's threats in the very way he hoped: It has contemplated moving away from China.
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The euro saw a volatile afternoon of trade on Thursday as currency traders reacted to comments from Mario Draghi, the president of the .
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It's unclear how Volker and Sondland reacted to Giuliani's debriefings and how much content from those meetings reached Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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European bourses closed mostly higher on Thursday as investors reacted to further earnings reports and a rate decision by the Bank of England.
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European markets closed higher Tuesday afternoon as investors reacted to better-than-expected economic data and shrugged off a tech wobble in Asia.
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U.S. stocks were flat as investors reacted to reports that U.S. President Donald Trump disclosed highly classified information to Russian officials last week.
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Asia markets were mixed on Thursday as investors reacted to heightened trade tensions in the ongoing spat between the United States and China.
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The "Mad Money" host explains how the market reacted to President Bill Clinton's impeachment and how FedEx can recover from its stock woes.
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The Biden campaign reacted to Giuliani's double-talk by calling on cable news to ban him, asserting that he's a fount of disinformation.
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Equities in Europe closed slightly higher on Friday afternoon as investors reacted to earnings and waited for a report from the Federal Reserve.
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European markets closed lower Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and investors reacted to a slew of earnings reports.
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According to Richardson, Suu Kyi has reacted to the ongoing criticism by surrounding herself with "sycophants" and refusing to listen to bad news.
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The 250 Democrats reacted to the Mueller testimony, candidates tried out attacks before next week's debates and Joe Biden received some good news.
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The 250 Democrats reacted to the Mueller testimony, candidates tried out attacks before next week's debates and Joe Biden received some good news.
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Italian borrowing costs fell sharply Thursday morning as investors reacted to a massive new bond-buying program from the European Central Bank (ECB).
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The detailed data told them not only where the fish were but also how they reacted to environmental effects like changing water temperatures.
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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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" Trump reacted to the defamation lawsuit dismissal in a tweet on Tuesday, referring to Daniels as "Horseface" and calling her a "total con.
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The state stepped in, and the prisoners reacted to these guards from Angola [Louisiana State Penitentiary] and other state-run prisons completely differently.
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That's how Pras reacted to the allegations, but he did have one possible explanation for the suit ... they're pointing at him because he's black.
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