And so the way Cruz reacts is different than the way Casey reacts is different than the way Boden reacts.
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It depends on how local government reacts, how state government reacts.
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The world reacts to his existence, and he reacts to the world.
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The Fed monetary policy is no longer anchored by macro fundamentals; in fact, it reacts to not just data, but it reacts to global events and it reacts to market events.
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Just watch [earnings per share], see how the market reacts with EPS going negative, see how it reacts with guidance, see where that comes in.
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In fact, the human brain reacts to a story about a car crash much in the same way it actually reacts to a real car crash.
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The darkness of who this person is, why he reacts the way he reacts to things, putting your body through simple tasks like crying, or getting shot, or screaming.
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There were speeches, musical numbers, bits, audience reacts, more bits, more audience reacts, even more musical numbers... but for a show all about storytelling, not a whole lot of story.
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" Alternative Press: "The Scene Reacts to Warped Tour Ending.
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And Rosenbaum says that the ways in which a woman's partner reacts to her pain can be just as important as the way in which a woman reacts to her own pain.
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Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober reacts on 'Fox & Friends First.
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Katherine reacts defensively when someone points this out to her.
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The one who reacts, though, is the one who fails.
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Capybara reacts to the Jaguar VS Crocodile fight #planetearth2 pic.twitter.
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"Hi," Oprah says, and the woman reacts in total shock.
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Lastly, the child's immune system reacts badly to that infection.
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He simply does stuff -- and then reacts to the reaction.
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A major geopolitical event, and the oil market barely reacts?
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He reacts based on his emotion and his 'alternative facts.
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Trump reacts, and is going to govern off the cuff.
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The question now is how Iran reacts to the attack.
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As Trump acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
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Public opinion will shape how Congress reacts to the evidence.
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It reacts with the remaining oils, rendering the print visible.
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But not everyone reacts to mosquitoes with an itchy wheal.
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The base reacts But outside Washington, things often appear differently.
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Ideomotor effect occurs when the body reacts to ideas alone.
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"Air reacts like a fluid to supersonic objects," NASA said.
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The whole room reacts as if it had been punched.
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"He reacts with it really well," Ken said of Shawn.
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He reacts by slamming a bathroom door over and over.
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It really is standard Nextdoor, how Nextdoor reacts to anything.
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" [+972 Magazine] "World reacts to Donald Trump's Israel-Palestine plan.
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And we all know how he reacts to bad news.
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That being said, everyone's skin reacts differently to different ingredients.
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HCN reacts to form large molecules called polymers, including polyimine.
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The public reacts differently to the heroism of Danny Rand, a.k.a.
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As for how the man of the hour, Nick Viall, reacts?
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Alex reacts stronger than is appropriate for a 40-something man.
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It reacts horribly to even the slightest bit of troublesome news.
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Conservative pundit 'Stephen Colbert' reacts to #BillOReilly's dismissal from Fox News.
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You can't control how your brain reacts to things, can you?
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Snapchat is adding its very first Lens that reacts to sound.
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A protester reacts after being hit with tear gas by police.
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Al Franken reacts to a Facebook representative's answer during Tuesday's testimony.
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" Tip 7: Patience is key "Be patient… everyone's body reacts differently.
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The GENERIC BRAND COLA looks disgusting, and HOT GUY reacts accordingly.
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PCCC's Adam Green reacts to last night's Iowa Caucus results debacle.
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Senator Penny Wong reacts to the live broadcast of the news.
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It reacts to, rather than initiates, sanctions policy towards North Korea.
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Yasiel Puig reacts to losing Game 7 of the World Series.
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Or when he does experience it, he reacts violently to it.
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The metal reacts with the oxygen in water, and hydrogen remains.
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You'll notice how shocked the management reacts to Susie — a woman!
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Take note of how your skin reacts to the sun, too.
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When temps rise, it seems that the royal hair reacts accordingly.
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" Jones reacts to the action on her beloved "Game of Thrones.
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Over time, CO2 reacts with common rocks, forming dissolved mineral bicarbonates.
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But one girl, Janine, still reacts as I expect I would.
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Gaffigan mostly reacts with disbelief to much of what he says.
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Not necessarily, It depends on how the Bank of England reacts.
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Foam rolling can change the way his body reacts to workouts.
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Watch this episode of Scamalot and see how the scammer reacts.
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The test used hydrogen, which reacts violently when exposed to air.
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Randall reacts by demanding her help in easing his brother's pain.
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Take how he reacts to having a rare night home alone.
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Brent, the international benchmark, reacts more to supply from non-U.
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I hope your employer reacts by giving everyone a real chair.
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Brent, the international benchmark, reacts more to supply from non-U.
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Lili's Sickening Stunt Reinhart's character reacts to stress by, well, puking.
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Each character reacts to the changed Berlin in a different ways.
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"Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations," Love said in a statement.
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Conor McGregor reacts to the tragic death of Kobe Bryant. pic.twitter.
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"Cole reacts to my energy very different from Ella," he says.
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Team Rising reacts to Julían Castro ending his 2020 Presidential bid.
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He takes in events and reacts to them in real time.
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When you enter a new situation, Porges argues, your body reacts.
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Regardless of how a country reacts, technology does not understand boundaries.
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"He reacts to the interlocutor, at the reasons, he is involved in the discussion even if he doesn't like something and he doesn't agree with something, he asks some questions, reacts to the interlocutor's reasoning," Putin said.
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Related Video: Senator Bernie Sanders Reacts to Larry David's Epic SNL Impersonation
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Missy Franklin reacts to celebrities wishing her good luck at the Olympics!
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Abby Finkenauer reacts to the news of her victory in Dubuque, Iowa.
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It slowly spawns new monsters, reveals clues and reacts to player actions.
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It just goes to show that everyone's body reacts differently to pregnancy.
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" The pug dog also reacts after hearing the words "Gas the Jews.
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She sees the injustice present in each world and reacts to it.
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South Korea, depending on how it reacts, can still gain from this.
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It breaks and shatters the beaker once it reacts with the drink.
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It's how Scarlet Witch reacts, and where the story goes from there.
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Abrams reacts angrily to this response, and only gets angrier from there.
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It draws in the liquid, which then reacts to form a carbide.
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It reliably reacts to touch inputs even with wet and sticky fingers.
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Skin is biological material that reacts to different chemicals in different ways.
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On Earth, water reacts with rocks on and below the ocean floor.
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Jack reacts to her sister's devotion to an object with mild disgust.
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Tim Kaine reacts to some of the funny nicknames he's been given.
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The cashier reacts with a stoic expression, calmly opening the cash register.
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The #morningjoe panel reacts to Gary Johnson's stunning question: What is Aleppo?
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She's most excited to see how the world reacts to the news.
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Because your body reacts in a certain way when you've been punched.
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Whether those projects include retreat depends largely on how the public reacts.
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Doug reacts to this news by kicking her out of his car.
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When confronted with his disastrous actions, Filitt reacts like an insecure bully.
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How Beijing reacts to this verdict is of the utmost geopolitical importance.
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In a clip of the performance, the crowd below reacts in horror.
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We will see whether Putin is listening and how the Kremlin reacts.
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More broadly, the broader public reacts to Trump with puzzlement and amusement.
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McCain reacts to Trump's North Korea threat on local Arizona radio: pic.twitter.
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Closing ArgumentsThe Crown prosecutor argued every person reacts differently to sexual assault.
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He sees loafers on the screens, all discombobulated, reacts quickly and eloquently.
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Underlying many of these problems is how the body reacts to stress.
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Mr. Trump often reacts to television news, and Friday was no different.
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Sometimes it aligns with how my therapist reacts and sometimes it doesn't.
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"Andrew reacts to things much differently than I do," Mr. O'Keefe said.
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"We have to see how the market reacts tomorrow," the official said.
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How Mr. Kim reacts is the major variable in a complicated equation.
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"The main thing is to see how it reacts tomorrow," he said.
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When any limb aches, the whole body reacts with insomnia and fever.
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"The law is clear everyone reacts differently to sexual assault," Callaghan said.
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Corey Gardner reacts to President Trump&aposs face-to-face with Kim; Sgt.
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Serena Williams reacts to losing against Angelique Kerber on Saturday, July 14, 2018.
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Can you explain how the lolita community in Toronto reacts to different identities?
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McMaster reacts to the president's endorsement of the incumbent in the primary race.
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It then reacts accordingly, moving around the kit to maximize the groove potential.
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It reacts first and foremost to internal price signals rather than external drivers.
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Former FBI Assistant Director Steve Pomerantz reacts to ex-Marine's arrest in California.
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Also, Shapiro reacts to liberal media tweeting a 2014 story and blaming Trump.
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We've rounded up common and weird ways some bodies reacts under certain circumstances.
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It has five capacitive touch sensors installed, so it reacts to being touched.
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A man reacts on the street following the quake in Sarpol-e Zahab.
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Instead reacts with compassion and with mercy and says such a loving thing.
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Amy Williams reacts to the surprise appearance of her husband U.S. Army Sgt.
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Andrea Constand reacts after the guilty verdict was delivered on April 26, 2018.
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You can change it as you figure out what the market reacts to.
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John Lewis doesn't view Trump as 'legitimate' president Political panel reacts Democratic Rep.
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Everyone reacts to Midge's new job like it's a harbinger of the apocalypse.
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Sometimes the market reacts just the opposite, by taking profits on the news.
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The explosion is unheard on the silent tape, but the hospital staff reacts.
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The simple fact is that the Fed reacts systematically to a changing forecast.
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"I'm excited to see how the rest of the family reacts to it."
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That's how he reacts to people and it's how people react to him.
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People naturally wonder if she reacts to Trump in the way they would.
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These changes are highly relevant to the way the IC reacts and adapts.
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Animations flow smoothly, the phone reacts immediately, and the camera is basically instantaneous.
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Friday's launch came as North Korea reacts to ongoing annual South Korean-U.
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"Okay, I see how it is," she replies as the crowd loudly reacts.
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Listen to the way Weber's dad reacts and his mom shrieks in joy.
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Crowd reacts as Haddam Selectwoman Melissa Schlag kneels during the Pledge of Allegiance.
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He gleefully says something horrific; the left reacts; the outrage cycle churns onward.
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You can find some good examples of TikTok duets and reacts on YouTube.
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For instance, it reacts to how investors feel about risk in other assets.
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Justin Holiday sees it in the way Rose reacts the day after games.
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Once the audience reacts, it's important to consider the merit of their opinion.
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Video of Weinstein entering the police station: Weinstein's lawyer reacts to the charges:
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The Sleepy's mattress reacts to your body's movements and keeps your temperature regulated.
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My Partner Pikachu reacts to your touch with sounds, movements, and lightning sounds.
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SA: I'm curious how your partner reacts to your attempts to initiate intimacy.
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One draws and the other reacts to what he sees in the mirror.
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"You walk around it and see how it reacts to you," she said.
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In situations of mortal danger and fear, the body reacts out of reflex.
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Whether fiscal policy can be more effective depends on how the economy reacts.
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There are some fun little bits, including dynamic wallpaper that reacts to movement.
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" A third woman reacts admiringly, typing into her phone and saying: "Hashtag OMG.
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We'll find out in 28 days how the public reacts to that approach.
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It reacts on contact with water, sending fruit shrapnel all across his lawn.
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Biden reacts to DNC rule change that means Bloomberg could make the Feb.
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Changes in gene expression are how the human body reacts to the environment.
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The less he reacts, the more ridiculous they act to elicit a response.
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Honor: The true measure of a leader is how he reacts to defeat.
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Tonight at 6: Pensacola community reacts to a billboard calling NRA "terrorist organization".
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They just cannot stop her and it's a really interesting way she reacts.
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It's never dull observing how the city reacts when it's thrown a curveball.
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But when I mention this to Babcock, a Northwestern writing professor who was the longtime editor of Chicago magazine, he reacts the same way he reacts when his lovely wife, Gioia, tries to talk about the World Series: with a sigh.
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Lee Zeldin reacts on 'Sunday Morning Futures' and discusses potential U.S.-North Korea summit.
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He reacts to personal offenses impulsively, a habit that often gets him into trouble.
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Alexa is the digital assistant in Amazon's Echo Dot that reacts to vocal commands.
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The crowd reacts as if they've just found out a best friend is pregnant.
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It moves and reacts like a living creature rather than a video game construct.
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Like right-minded viewers, the clan's youngest reacts with shock to the family tradition.
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But how your skin reacts can differ from swelling to life-threatening allergic reactions.
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The North reacts sensitively to announcements by South Korea of defections of its people.
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President Donald Trump reacts with supporters during a campaign rally in Cincinnati, Aug. 22019.
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" Twitter reacts to the final seconds Jenkins: "I think every shot is going in.
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"It will be interesting to see how AQIS reacts to ISIS' claim," Gohel said.
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The cloak reacts and responds to the environmental stimuli, wholly saturating visitors in color.
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The gas reacts with sunlight and other molecules in the atmosphere to form ozone.
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" In the clip, Scanlon reacts to someone saying they are "Farming with my hoe.
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It's not until the Johnson family reacts that Dre realizes this portrayal is irresponsible.
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Political world reacts Reaction and condolences quickly poured in from politicians and presidential hopefuls.
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He reacts to his kids' ups and downs the way any other parent would.
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"It's just how your body reacts, you've got to ask your doctors," DeCastro said.
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Canada has found out the hard way that Saudi Arabia reacts badly to criticism.
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The heat index, not the temperature, is the number that your body reacts to.
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North Korea reacts sensitively to announcements by South Korea of defections of its people.
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Go deeper: Trump reacts to Mueller report release: "I chose not to" end investigation
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Stuck on a family road trip, Elliot reacts as though he's being held hostage.
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John Lewis (R-Md.), second to left, reacts to a comment made by Rep.
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He's goofy and his body reacts so quickly he's got time to be clever.
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Bone is a living tissue that reacts to the stresses we place on it.
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Research has however suggested that not everyone reacts to hypnosis in the same way.
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It is how Juventus reacts when it is threatened that makes it so dangerous.
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Pakistan, like most countries, reacts very badly to public attempts to force its hand.
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But instead of brushing it off or ignoring it, Mary reacts with extreme violence.
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Friends of Mr. Staley tell The Times that he reacts quickly and sometimes impulsively.
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I have an 8-year-old son who reacts really badly to mosquito bites.
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"We will have to wait and see how the federal government reacts," he said.
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How today's "data-driven" Fed reacts to that pain is the silver dollar question.
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"I think it all depends on how other reacts," Parsi said of Iran's response.
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"It's just different, the way the whole thing's built, how everybody reacts," Maddon said.
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And he often reacts in anger and lashes out at threats real and perceived.
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But his fate could depend on how Trump reacts upon his return to Washington.
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It's him, and who he is, and what he does and how he reacts.
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That means he reacts, often in the moment, to the information and people around him.
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Khloé Kardashian immediately reacts on social media, cryptically commenting on a post about the rumor.
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Watch "After Orlando: Stonewall Reacts" Read "Senate Democrats Are Pushing For Gun Control Laws, Again"
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"I hope that Europe reacts sharply to this serious threat against an ambassador," Guaido said.
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She reacts to pain, but Nikolov says she's also showing signs of significant brain damage.
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She reacts with the proper level of indignation and throws Cash out of her room.
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She listens to the audio guide, her eyes widening as she reacts to the narration.
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I am interested to see how the public reacts the longer that this goes on.
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If you don't really want sex, how your body reacts won't be the only indication.
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Grant Thompson shows us in how dry ice reacts in water in the video below.
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Watch how her husband reacts to his wife's daring proposal in the full clip above.
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She reacts as you would want a friend to react, with warmth, and a hug.
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President Trump has vowed to lower prescription drug prices; 'America's News HQ' political panel reacts.
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She sees Dee's wavering as an indulgence, and Dee reacts in a predictably unstable manner.
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Everybody is different and you must learn how your own body reacts to medicines. 7.
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The congressman reacts by threatening to restart the Declaration of War committee's investigation into Frank.
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I momentarily consider telling her I love Piers Morgan just to see how she reacts.
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The amygdala also reacts when we see cute pictures of puppies or very sad photos.
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Kids can trigger different activities through touch, and the doll reacts with its LCD eyes.
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The game also reacts to the players' actions, with the world changing as a result.
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Patrick Chappatte Hillary Clinton reacts to her latest obstacle: an F.B.I. report about her emails.
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In turn, the courtroom result is likely to affect how Trump's team reacts to Mueller.
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"How the economy reacts is the secret of the continuation of Costa's bargaining," he said.
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Even more stunning than his surreal concrete characters is how the ocean reacts to them.
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Too warm and the pebbles will wear faster, too cold and the stone reacts differently.
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What's more, Clinton stands a far greater risk of being criticized for how she reacts.
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The policymakers knew history's warnings about economic policy that reacts too sluggishly to financial crisis.
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When we play at festivals and go into "Midnight City," the crowd reacts every time.
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Friends and colleagues said he reacts to problems quickly and sometimes impulsively, with dogged loyalty.
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It's terrible to breathe, and reacts with sunlight to become even more terrible to breathe.
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This is why Trump reacts to Warren the way Count Dracula reacted to the cross.
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If someone brings up my rosacea, my stress levels rise and my skin reacts instantly.
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The U.S. rig count generally reacts to prices with a three or four-month lag.
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Once we are past Iowa, how the bottom tier of the field reacts also matters.
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The Fed, after all, reacts to data and tries to be as apolitical as possible.
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Yet when he talks or reacts before he thinks — not uncommon — it blurs those attributes.
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European Union Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini reacts to the news of the Brussels attacks.
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KERNEN: I'm not sure how China reacts, whether steel's next— PRESIDENT TRUMP: Whatever it is.
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Of course, much of how the market reacts depends on Trump and how he proceeds.
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A man driving a vintage car reacts as he passes by crabs crossing a highway.
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The king exposes his vulnerability and Logue reacts not with judgment or disgust but compassion.
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It'll be interesting to see how the basketball team reacts as the games get closer.
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But with non-invasive brain imaging techniques, my colleagues and I have recently gathered evidence that suggests our brain reacts to desirable information as it does to rewarding stimuli like food, and reacts to undesirable information as it does to aversive stimuli like electric shocks.
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Tonight at 11/10c, Trevor reacts to the news of Robert Mueller's investigation growing deeper. pic.twitter.
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There's more ... Tyron also reacts to a videotaped message from Daniel Cormier about his fighting future.
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The market reacts to a paradigm shift in three phases, whether it be up or down.
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Your stylist should also do a strand test to see how the hair reacts to bleach.
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Mickey Mouse reacts to Trump being added to the Hall of Presidents at Disney World. pic.twitter.
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Maria Morahn reacts after placing her ballot in the ballot box at the United Methodist Church.
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Tiger Woods reacts as he wins the Masters golf tournament on April 14, in Augusta, Georgia.
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If the person moves, it reacts, and will interact with them until deciding to move on.
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Mike pushes him, the boys tussle, and Elle reacts by flipping Lucas' body into the air.
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A local resident reacts as she sees the damage to her home in Islamorada on Tuesday.
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How Rick reacts when he returns will probably form the foundation of the war to come.
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Super Mario Odyssey designers want you to engage with the world and discover how it reacts.
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How someone reacts to getting sent home on The Bachelorette says a lot about their character.
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Each state and each insurer could be different in how it reacts to the president's decision.
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In a normal situation, I would say that it depends upon how the federal government reacts.
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His aim was to develop intricate, human-like cyclical movement that reacts appropriately to user inputs.
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How a president reacts to tragedy used to matter politically, but Trump has defied traditional expectations.
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In the video above, Heidi's owner demonstrates how the adorable shepherd reacts when it's TV time.
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When microbes reach the lungs, the body's immune system reacts by dispatching cells to attack them.
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And if your skin reacts, give it a break and seek help from an experienced dermatologist.
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The major question for post-test geopolitics, experts said, is how China reacts to North Korea.
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For everyone else it much depends on how Beijing reacts and whether that triggers countermeasures abroad.
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Other labs are using reverse photosynthesis, where specially designed chlorophyll reacts with sunlight to create biofuels.
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Read MoreMarket reacts to sharp decline in durable goods orders But a strong dollar isn't helping.
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Twitter Reacts to Omarosa and Brandi Glanville's All-Girl Alliance and More Except for two things.
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It's hard because I already know how he reacts, and I love the way it goes.
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The future, Tillerson told reporters Friday, will be guided by how Syria reacts to the strike.
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Aria reacts by twisting Sydney's arm behind her back and smashing her face into a wall.
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See Batman, not everyone reacts to the death of their family by turning into Broody McBroodface.
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A customer reacts as she tries an iPhone X at the Apple Omotesando store in Tokyo.
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Pet your cat from the head towards the tail, observing how the cat responds and reacts.
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For starters, the only character who reacts to Danny's reappearance in anything resembling an appropriate manner.
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The stock market reacts positively to firms reliant on low-wage workers replacing them with technology.
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Well, this is a man who reacts to stress in ways that are notably, demonstrably lunatic.
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Yes, alcohol always affects the body differently, and each person reacts differently based on external factors.
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He reacts by grabbing a knife to slice her throat, but is stopped by Young Simon.
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Trump acts and reacts in real time with a very short-term goal: Win the moment.
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I'm all for empowerment, especially for girls, but no reasonable adult reacts to every perceived affront.
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Mr. Biebel attributes this aromatic excess to the way skin reacts to perfume in low temperatures.
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But the way human behavior reacts to threats, and how markets metabolize uncertainty, tend to rhyme.
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The effects are often compared to the way a bowl of Jell-O reacts when jolted.
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"Everyone reacts a little differently to that," said Frances Zelazny, BioCatch's chief strategy and marketing officer.
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"Ground-level ozone is produced when UV light reacts with pollutants from fossil fuels," added Barr.
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Maybe he staged the whole thing, trying to gauge how his crew reacts in a crisis.
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As the body reacts and tries to heal, the tissue swells and can narrow the airways.
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Based on how the brain reacts to learning languages, it might be the other way around.
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No-one speaks for Trump but himself and he doesn't execute long-term strategies — he reacts.
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The stock market reacts to rumors, and the Federal Reserve Bank may succumb to political pressure.
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She reacts very well -- that's usually a genetic thing, but it's one of those things, nevertheless.
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The answer is often no — but the internet reacts as if ticket pre-sales are underway.
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Her mom, Lorelai (Lauren Graham), reacts to this news by pointing out how similar they are.
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Once in place, the CO2 reacts with a potassium ion to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide.
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As kids work their way through games, Elmoji moves around, reacts to stimuli and encourages their progress.
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It's perishable because it rusts — it reacts with oxygen in the environment — and [that] limits its use.
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ET: Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton reacts to the release of the Carter Page FISA warrant documents.
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Several studies have also shown that your brain reacts similarly to sugar as it does to cocaine.
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Go slow... at first Begin the French kiss slowly, so you can see how your partner reacts.
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They're just throwing individual tax provisions on the table to pay for cuts, and watching who reacts.
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"How the public reacts may depend on whether it appears the conflicts are affecting decisions," Noble said.
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" When the Latina customer finally reacts, the lady tells them to speak English, because "this is America.
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She then plays the song loudly to observe how the candidate reacts and connects with the song.
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It presents a perfect case of how a plant reacts to touch to ensure survival and reproduction.
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Morgan Zoufal, is comforted as she reacts to seeing the name of her late fiancee, Marine Sgt.
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Erik (right) reacts during a drag queen performance at the at the South Bay Youth Pride Festival.
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Justin Sloggett reacts while talking about his parent's destroyed furniture store in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, on May 26.
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The amount of lag from when I initiate a gesture to when the system reacts is infuriating.
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She reacts by grabbing an axe from the shed and sitting on the couch, ready to attack.
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Every entrepreneur that appears on 'Shark Tank' reacts to the pressure of the show a bit differently.
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Maria Sharapova reacts after winning a point against Anastasija Sevastova at the US Open on Sept. 3.
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Ryan Gosling reacts as the true winner of best picture "Moonlight" is announced at the #Oscars. pic.twitter.
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A woman reacts at the site of a mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas.
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"You know if you show [a primate] some picture, then this is how it reacts," Young said.
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French President Emmanuel Macron reacts during the World Cup final between France and Croatia on July 212.
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This week, he demonstrated how water reacts to being poured out in space where there's no gravity.
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In another, he lingers on Sam's face as she reacts to a conversation between Erick and Ray.
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Jemisin investigates the alienation of her characters, and explores how society reacts when constantly bombarded by trauma.
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French President Emmanuel Macron reacts during the World Cup final between France and Croatia on July 15.
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Graham: Trump understands we're in a religious war Lawmaker reacts to the terror in New York City.
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Declining interest rates, as Brazil's central bank reacts to plunging inflation, make private bank lines more affordable.
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Goldie Hawn hilariously reacts to Julia Roberts' WMB status, plus Marissa Hermer is cooking in our kitchen!
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"The market reacts to the positive attributes of the president-elect — pro-growth, pro-business," Hogan said.
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To create the effect, an egg was first covered in a photochromic paint that reacts to light.
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We usually plan our trips around him and we love seeing how he reacts to new places.
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Go deeper: Highlights from Mueller's first press conference What they're saying: Washington reacts to Mueller's public statement
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Raghu said that the car only reacts when all three systems agree on what is being "seen."
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"Generally, 2017 will be a tough year until we see how the commodity market reacts," he said.
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"The moment the patient stops using the cream, the skin reacts, gets irritated, develops rashes," he says.
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The formula reacts with your skin's unique pH, so every complexion looks a little different in it.
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Laura reacts to her new world of gods and monsters with a dead-eyed and implacable smirk.
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Jane reacts by pouring her energy into resurrecting her old vaudeville act and regaining some former glory.
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Hill Republicans are skeptical about his staying power once the base reacts to his policy about face.
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On Pluto, sunlight hits and reacts with atmospheric molecules like methane, creating hydrocarbons like acetylene and ethylene.
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This pattern forms when a person reacts to seeing something he or she is meant to recognize.
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Traders are ready to switch to short trading as the market reacts away from resistance near $1,200.
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She monitors and analyses user responses and reacts accordingly with appropriate follow-up questions and empathetic nods.
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Turns out, this is the way Limbani reacts every time he sees Tania and her husband Jorge.
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It will be interesting to see in the coming days how the rest of the Valley reacts.
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TECH REACTS TO THE CYBER ORDER: IBM and CA Technologies issued statements praising President Trump's new order.
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Ms. McArdle brings a playful tone to her infatuation, and Mr. Canfield reacts with amusement and warmth.
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That is, take a substance, add something it reacts with and voilà, you have a new substance.
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The variances are pretty simple by themselves, and there are ways to counter how the defense reacts.
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The family goes on and slowly reacts to what they've been through in different forms and continues.
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Georgia lawmaker drops the N-word ... and his pants CNN's Chris Cuomo reacts to Georgia state Rep.
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Bernie reacts as his brother, Larry, through tears, casts his #DNCinPHL delegate vote for his brother. pic.twitter.
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Meagan Burgess reacts after realizing she left her 8-month old baby in a car in Florida.
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The sculpture reacts to the changes on its own, creating a ripple effect for every new adjustment.
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And snorkeling or scuba diving reveals all sorts of life that reacts to you with near indifference.
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Federer reacts by hitting a ball into the stands and gets a code violation for ball abuse.
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When sunlight reacts with some of these molecules, like carbon monoxide, the atmospheric chemical ozone is formed.
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The world reacts The Intercept issued a statement Tuesday criticizing the latest charges by the Brazilian government.
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Officers later lift his handcuffed wrists toward his head; he again reacts as if he's in pain.
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The eclipse will provide an opportunity for researchers to investigate how the ionosphere reacts to cosmic disturbances.
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Even as the world reacts, North Korea has maintained silence, not responding to Trump's announcement last week.
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She's the center of gravity around which, in ways large and small, this primary revolves and reacts.
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How he reacts may provide useful evidence as you decide whether your provisional relationship should become permanent.
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Over the weekend, Facebook gave a case study in how the company reacts inappropriately to negative news.
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Congress reacts The immediate reaction to the transcript from congressional lawmakers was largely split down party lines.
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John Kennedy reacts to news that the House will have to re-vote on tax bill. pic.twitter.
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Whereas on the iPhone, the display reacts nearly instantaneously, the Moto X4 takes just a hair longer.
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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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What researchers did observe are changes in gene expression, which is how your body reacts to your environment.
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Democrats are waiting to see how the GOP majority in the upper chamber reacts to losing the House.
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" @ValerieJarrett reacts to Roseanne Barr's racist tweet about her: "In all seriousness … I'm fine, I am just fine.
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He explained why America reacts to these events the way it does—and where we go from here.
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But even just more broadly, with regard to the way the stock market reacts when wages go higher.
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If you look good, you feel good, and the whole world reacts to you in a different way!
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Deb Haaland reacts upon learning that fellow Native American Sharice Davids of Kansas also won her midterm election.
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I'll take a dog with no understanding of Facebook notifications over one that reacts to them every time.
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A woman reacts to a swarm of bees in Times Square in New York City, on Aug. 28.
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When it's over, you slowly add back each type of food group and observe how your body reacts.
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Like much other interactive tech, Meccanoid has motion detector software, so he reacts to people and his environment.
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Dany reacts to Jon's "Army of the Dead" speech about how you thought she would: with utter disbelief.
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We will continue to update this story as the market reacts to the Federal Open Market Committee's move.
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How the world reacts to this uprising in Sudan will also offer some clues to the country's future.
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And part of that management is watching out for changes in how your body reacts to certain foods.
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Absolutely no one reacts like this kind of behavior is surprising or a jarring violation of personal space.
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It's about what happens when the world encounters a deeply moral person, and how it reacts in kind.
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Not everyone reacts the same way to seeing a side-by-side of a Photoshopped celebrity image, however.
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"She really sings along with me and my husband," Perri explains about how Carmella reacts to her singing.
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Hollywood reacts to Bill Cosby mistrial "We are just in awe of what she has done," Steele said.
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We'll see how Daryl reacts to that... Spare parts: Watching Carol and Tobin kiss so domestically was weird.
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Tuesday: McCormick Cramer is watching an analyst meeting at the spice maker to see how the market reacts.
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Here, you can see how the filter reacts and tracks my face as I move in different angles.
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And, because everyone reacts differently, there's no guarantee you'll be done getting the shots within a few years.
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But in real time, she doesn't verbalize that sentiment and reacts by tossing a condiment at her roommate.
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Then, he reacts to the reaction -- always calculating what the next best move is for the Trump brand.
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Any time I pull out my phone to shoot what she's doing, she reacts and ruins the moment.
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Rather, it is Esti who reacts to her presence, and Esti's transgression that makes the story of Disobedience.
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Everyone reacts to President Trump's tweets, so this might be America's best way to name and shame Russia.
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And there is some truth to the way your body reacts when you see someone you're interested in.
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Watch "Leftists, angered by Brexit, march in London" Watch "Majority 'Remain' London reacts to Britain leaving the EU"
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" @ValerieJarrett reacts to Roseanne Barr's racist tweet about her: "In all seriousness ... I'm fine, I am just fine.
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He even marveled at how Pirro, a former prosecutor and state judge, reacts to criticism of his presidency.
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When it's been suggested he set his phone aside and more meticulously manage his message, Trump reacts angrily.
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Then again, people often claim they've been misquoted when the public reacts strongly to something they've apparently said.
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Roarin' Tyler is an orange fluffy, plush tiger that responds to touch and reacts realistically to outside stimulus.
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Your body after a miscarriageAfter a miscarriage, the body reacts just as it would to a normal delivery.
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I also saw that each nonhuman patient, like each of us, reacts to treatment in an individual way.
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They need to know how [the dough] reacts, and I try to relate it a lot to bread.
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Her tenure, like that of Mr Juncker, will probably be defined by how she reacts to unexpected crises.
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"The key is to watch how the local market reacts today," said Graham Stock at BlueBay Asset Management.
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We've got to let it rest — fully rest — and see how the knee reacts to (the time off).
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A relative of someone on board Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 reacts at the Boryspil airport outside Kyiv.
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And society as a whole reacts with the same indifference that the authorities showed in the Epstein scandal.
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However, there's no evidence that bleach reacts to urine with hCG differently than any other kind of urine.
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What researchers observed were changes in Scott's gene expression, which is how your body reacts to your environment.
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A riot police officer on fire reacts during a protest against Chile's government in Santiago on November 4.
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What will be fascinating is to see how former Real Madrid manager Mourinho reacts to his old foe.
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" She told her followers to pay attention to food labels and exercise patience, because "everyone's body reacts differently.
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Each reservoir contains a sensor that reacts with a chemical in the sweat, such as glucose or lactate.
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"The key is to watch how the local market reacts today," said Graham Stack at BlueBay Asset Management.
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The illuminated area reacts with the paint, causing it and the gold beneath to be etched away with chemicals.
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But Wall Street really reacts to surprises and a lot of people were surprised," Farr said on "Closing Bell.
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India reacts India's Minister of External Affairs, Sushma Swaraj, tweeted that she was sorry to hear of the attack.
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The muralist enjoys blending these features into his work for a spontaneous result that authentically reacts to the neighborhood.
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" She adds that "how your boss reacts could be more motivation for you to just look for another job.
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Each button emits a different sound, and your phone picks up the audio and reacts based on the pitch.
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Miss Tupelo Asya Branch reacts to being crowned Miss Mississippi 2018 during the Miss Mississippi Pageant in Vicksburg, Miss.
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The form eventually reveals itself through gradations in a color's lightness or darkness, to which she acts or reacts.
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"The market is unfortunately getting increasingly used to such events – it barely reacts to them anymore," said Commerzbank's Reichelt.
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"We will follow very closely how the British government reacts to what was said yesterday in parliament," she added.
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It also reacts in real time, delivering an endless stream of similar videos, even if you aren't logged in.
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Enjoy Bernie Sanders helps kids cross the road, Johnny Carson reacts to Kanye's "Famous" and Jimmy Stewart tackles LinkedIn.
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Everyone reacts to cannabis differently, so the classification system should be used more of a guide than anything else.
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The anode reacts with the oxygen in the aluminium oxide, producing CO2 and liquid aluminium, which is then cast.
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He declares, "Everything changes when someone sees something and reacts to it," then switches the work on display again.
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He reacts by ripping her face off and stabbing her with the knife that's still in his body. Ouch.
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As Bell skates past with her right leg extended, her blade strikes Eun-soo, who immediately reacts in pain.
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The presumption is grounded in the idea that an efficient market reacts rationally to information like a corrective disclosure.
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Former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino reacts to new theory from astronomers It was first seen just a month ago.
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But again and again, Ajit Pai's commission doesn't take their side and reacts with offense when hearing their concerns.
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That is, drinking artificial sweeteners has a metabolic effect that changes the way your body reacts to other foods.
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Robertson embraces the view that God specifically reacts to whether he is pleased or displeased with individuals or governments.
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Everyone reacts to trauma differently, and your response might also include more unexpected emotions, such as irritability or guilt.
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Pain serves a purpose for humans, but a lobster has a hard shell, and reacts completely differently to pain.
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My body reacts to the stresses of surgery by producing a high degree of edema, especially in my legs.
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Shay: When your kid smiles back at you and reacts to something you're saying, you just feel the love.
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"In its form, the structure creates a vortex that matter reacts to when encased in–especially fluids," says Gabe.
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Japan and the United States are concerned tension will spike in the region as China reacts to the ruling.
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Congress reacts: Democratic lawmakers slammed the Pentagon starting Tuesday night and into Wednesday for moving forward on the policy.
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"The market is unfortunately getting increasingly used to such events - it barely reacts to them anymore," said Commerzbank's Reichelt.
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A negative feedback loop is a self-regulating system that reacts to feedback in a way that maintains equilibrium.
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Now that he has an empowered opposition to deal with, it'll be fascinating to see how he reacts. 2.
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Graham reacts to Trump tweeting "Treason?" after criticizing a NYT op-ed by an unnamed senior administration official pic.twitter.
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"Every member of the Fed and the European Central Bank want to see how the market reacts," Krosby said.
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Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) reacts to taking third place in the ninth annual Minnesota Congressional Hotdish Competition on Tuesday.
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Avenatti reacts Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti said he was "stunned" by Giuliani's claim that Trump knew about the payment.
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"Take a section underneath your hair that's inconspicuous and try it first to see how it reacts," he advises.
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During our conversation, one thing they stressed is that everyone reacts to hormones differently—but there are some generalizations.
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She tells Jamie that Randall survived the attack in Wentworth Prison, but is stunned when her husband reacts happily.
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We don't know how it affects those with poor mental health, or if it reacts with mental health meds.
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If you're holding the Fingerling upside down, it reacts to touch differently than if it were right side up.
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But the Commonwealth's strict class structure and Rick's egalitarian ways do not mesh and Sebastian ultimately reacts with violence.
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It's a measured sort of futile violence, and once again a large part of the audience reacts with laughter.
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Attorney General Cox reacts to the vote: The motion, passed on Tuesday evening, did not name any individual minister.
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So I asked how she reacts if one of her children comes home from school upset, hurt, or depressed.
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Meyer also said that experts still don't know how the virus reacts to the temperatures inside refrigerators and freezers.
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She said it was still genuine intimacy and, either way, your body reacts the same way physiologically and neurophysiologically.
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The president often reacts on Twitter in real time to cable-news segments that he deems critical or ungenerous.
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Tricky healing, infection, and even scarring are all possible, since everybody reacts to their new jewelry in different ways.
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JUST NOW -- OBAMA REACTS TO OAKLAND FIRE: President Obama mourned the victims of a massive fire in Oakland, Calif.
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He's also the most-watched creator of 2019, with videos ranging from Minecraft episodes to music videos and reacts.
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"Your inner child is the part of your personality that both reacts and feels like a child," Raab says.
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Elsa walks and reacts with refined movement, especially compared to Anna, who is much more animated in her actions.
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"How he reacts is up to him and I&aposll deal with it," interim Arsenal manager Freddie Ljungberg said.
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On MSNBC, Nicolle Wallace reacts to the Washington Post story: "He speaks in a racist way about Haitians." pic.twitter.
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That's why it's important to watch how the stock market reacts to the latest developments in the trade war.
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" She also told her followers to pay attention to food labels and exercise patience, because "everyone's body reacts differently.
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To cope with the resultant hollow and empty feeling, he reacts with what is referred to as narcissistic rage.
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And while he spouts outward, turning into an online megaphone, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez listens, takes everything in and reacts.
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Like Mr. Trump, the Mr. Putin I know reacts to events instead of proactively developing a long-term strategy.
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Before the climax of the first film, he's shot six times and reacts as though it's no big deal.
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A community reacts Joubert maintains a YouTube channel and manages a DID support group on Facebook with nearly 4,000 members.
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Instead, Cuse and Condal's narrative focuses on the politics following an invasion, as well as how the human race reacts.
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Steve Scalise reacts on 'Fox & Friends' after South Carolina congressional candidate Katie Arrington is seriously injured in a car accident.
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Cover image: Mahathir Mohamad reacts as he speaks during a press conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday, May 10, 2018.
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It would not be a surprise if Trump reacts to Hazel's intervention with a fresh attacks on the judiciary itself.
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Beyond that, he says, it depends on how the Trump administration reacts and whether a higher court stays the ruling.
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Would-be figgers can rub a little ginger on a small sample area to see how the fig-ee reacts.
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Michael Phelps reacts after winning the men's 100-meter butterfly swimming final during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in Beijing.
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And it will give a taste of how the president reacts when economies fail to do as they are told.
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You'd think that would make it easy to write about grief: no matter how your character reacts, you're not wrong.
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Marta Sostre Vazquez reacts as she starts to wade into the San Lorenzo Morovis river with her family on Sept.
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"While every person reacts differently, pain during waxing generally depends on your mindset and general tolerance for discomfort," Coba says.
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You'll see when it breaks down, how it reacts to situations it's never seen in real life and so on.
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As the world reacts to Jenner and Scott's big news, check out some of Scott's best songs below. 1. "Antidote"
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But now, The New York Post is taking the "Jennifer Aniston reacts" angle and really pushing it to the limit.
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The smaller area for us is better to control and to see her close up, to see how she reacts.
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A company called Breakfast designed a massive "display" called Brixel Mirror that reacts to movement to change what it shows.
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All of this just shows how Fox's viewer-in-chief reacts -- angrily -- when the network makes space for critical voices.
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In this deleted scene, the family reacts to some of the more outlandish tabloid cover stories that have featured them.
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The company is set to report earnings next Tuesday, so the traders will be closely watching how the stock reacts.
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Because at this point, the news doesn't react to Donald Trump as much as Donald Trump reacts to the news.
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We understand and acknowledge that there are no rules governing a person's reaction to trauma and every person reacts differently.
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The Chinese government often reacts angrily to any outside criticism over Hong Kong's affairs, calling them a purely domestic matter.
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Above video: The web, in addition to catching prey, signals vibrations to the spider—who reacts almost instantly upon impact.
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"The government has yet to see how the alliance reacts in the next few weeks," the economic team official said.
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The clutch that separates the motor from the drivetrain reacts quicker too, thanks to electromechanical instead of electro-hydraulic controls.
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I get to learn from the teachers and see how he reacts in a group of friends that he knows.
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It changed her, and the ramifications are now being felt in season four, and stay tuned about how she reacts.
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Really looking forward to seeing how everyone reacts to such a long "dupe" — at 1-Across/1-Down, no less!
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However, these studies have examined retinyl palmitate only as it reacts to UV radiation in isolation, not on human skin.
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I firmly believe the universe reacts positively to acts of gratitude, and in ways that you might not ever imagine.
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"We will introduce new products in a way that reacts to in-game dynamics and fan requests," the company says.
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All of this reacts in real time with Aphex Twin's music and lighting designer and engineer Dave Ross's light show.
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Back in Washington, Oleg relayed the crushing news about Nina to Arkady (who reacts defensively, blaming her) and to Stan.
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Hard to tell if Katy remembered ever requesting the garb from the way she reacts here -- but Samantha sure did.
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Pharmacokinetic data here shows how the body reacts to a treatment, including the duration and intensity of the drug's effects.
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TIFF is also an interesting place to contrast how the press reacts to a movie with how the public does.
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When that happens, its body reacts by releasing excess heat through its hairless parts, like its nose, ears, and feet.
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Pros: Permanent: The gas reacts with the rock underwater and becomes inorganic, which means it stays in the ocean permanently.
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Read: Washington reacts to Roy Moore allegations This story has been updated to reflect the Post's decision to not comment.
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"We won't find out until next season how Jaime reacts to that," said Mr. Coster-Waldau, 45, who is Danish.
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According to Prause, the brain also reacts the same way regardless of the method used to help you reach climax.
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He likes how every ice block reacts differently to being dropped in water and how the trapped bubbles "create drama."
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It is more of a lethargy than a sickness or illness, nevertheless, the patient usually reacts well to adrenalin shots.
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In doing so, this would allow the United States to better manage how Saudi Arabia reacts to provocations by Iran.
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Thomas is interested in how paper reacts to materials, according to her gallery, and explicitly chooses surfaces that are imperfect.
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Pace Gallery adds that the installation reacts "with a slight delay," possibly an intentional reminder of the sculpture's technological foundation.
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A user talks about their day and The Emotion Journal reacts quickly, changing color in response to the user's feelings.
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Banks's history of dramatic grudges sometimes leads to glib suggestions that she consider medication, a pattern Banks reacts against strongly.
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Nan reacts to this sad news with grief that borders on joy; this means he died loving her after all.
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"A woman who reacts to sexist comments is never taken seriously," she told the French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche.
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In "The Plague," the doctor at the center of the novel, Bernard Rieux, reacts to the pestilence with active fatalism.
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Excess carbon dioxide reacts with seawater to make it inhospitable to the animals that use carbonate to build their skeletons.
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But scientists from the space colony try to neutralize the effect, and the sky reacts violently, tearing up the planet.
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If he reacts with additional force, the risk is great that the confrontation will spiral into a wider military conflict.
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Her record shows that she is confident and thoughtful, and she reacts to data — what you'd want in a crisis.
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"I wouldn't want to speculate on the why the stock market reacts in the way that it does," Azar said.
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NASA astronaut Christina Koch reacts shortly after landing in a remote area outside the town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, Feb. 6.
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Much will depend, of course, on how North Korea reacts to Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the talks.
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The season 4 premiere has to reveal how Fred dies, how Archie reacts, and how the town of Riverdale mourns.
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You've got an outlier number and the market reacts the way it was supposed to based on the labor market.
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Simone Biles reacts after her routine in Women's Vault Final at the FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Watch how Trump reacts when Stahl tries to nail him down on whether he was purposely making fun of Ford.
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But she isn't ashamed of stripping or doing porn, and when trolls attack her, she reacts with pride and humor.
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He reacts with murderous rage when a young man named Darius discovers the truth and tries to help Angelica escape.
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And so every time there's the tiniest little conflict, everyone reacts to it like a plane crash, and that's goofy.
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First, there is the question of how the American public reacts to the US tariffs and to the Chinese retaliation.
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GOP Congressman Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherGOP lawmaker: New sanctions provide 'offramp' from rising US-Iran tensions GOP Congressman reacts to Trump's address Hillicon Valley: DHS warns of Iranian cyber threats | YouTube updates child content policy | California privacy law takes effect | Tech, cyber issues to watch in 2020 MORE (R-WI) reacts to Trump's address.
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It ends by imagining that the most important thing in that world is how one thinly realized character reacts to it.
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If the market reacts well to Zen, AMD will finally pose a threat to Intel in the high end CPU space.
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If China reacts in a negative way and it turns out to be an escalation the market would see further headwinds.
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It also reacts more quickly to objects approaching or retreating from the lens, and is especially smooth when you're shooting video.
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He was also able to prove a phenomenon that today guides investigation into medicinal cannabis: Each person reacts differently to THC.
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How either population of cardinals reacts to the other's song can offer evidence to how genes are flowing between the group.
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Dewayne Johnson reacts after hearing the verdict in his case against Monsanto at the Superior Court of California in San Francisco.
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"First-degree murder is not for somebody who reacts to a situation and may or may not be correct," he says.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang reacts to receiving a National Press Club mug after addressing reporters at the club on Monday.
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Ivanka Trump reacts as she watches Chris Corning of the US compete in the men's snowboard big air final Feb. 24.
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Al Jazeera is the latest state-funded institution to cut staff as the government reacts to shrunken oil and gas revenue.
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Yes, but: Software programs that determine how an AV reacts when confronted with only undesirable outcomes will present challenging legal questions.
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Even though the spice isn't actually burning you, the brain gets the same signals as if it was and reacts accordingly.
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"When you add chlorine to water like that, the chlorine reacts with all that debris and is automatically consumed," explained Cope.
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Matt Lauer Fired from NBC News — Today Show Co-Host Savannah Guthrie Reacts Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Former ATF director reacts to potential 'bump stock ban' Insight on the possible impacts of gun restrictions that are being considered.
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You can move around, put your phone closer and the 3D object reacts just like you're looking at a real object.
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Likewise, because benzoyl peroxide is so potent, Dr. Zeichner suggests keeping a close eye on how your skin reacts to it.
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From this it can be established how strongly, on a scale of one to five, a person reacts to bad smells.
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The University of Central Florida is testing how a layer of dust reacts when a marble impacts it under microgravity conditions.
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In fact, how one reacts to the feedback is in large part a reflection of their ability to perform the job.
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Every canine reacts differently to new experiences, especially puppies, so your pet could easily have an adverse reaction to being dyed.
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Watching Sanders closely Much of how the party reacts after Tuesday's primaries will be dictated by Sanders' own actions, officials say.
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Each, though, espouses a different philosophy on how a pilot reacts to them, says Mudassir Lone of Cranfield University in Britain.
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How a character or a person reacts to that experience in their life is meaningful in who they will become afterward.
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"The system sees things you can't, and it processes information and reacts in a way you may not be able to."
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"I do remember you saying that … and that maybe perhaps that's why she reacts the way she does," Girardi told Kemsley.
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Nikki Haley reacts to celebrities (and Hillary Clinton) reading from Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury" book at the Grammys last night:
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His efforts will help scientists better understand how the human body reacts to long periods of time spent orbiting our planet.
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They often reach him through the filter of pro-Trump media, or his own administration, before he sees them — and reacts.
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In Dowd's traditional zealous style, Sandra reacts to the unknown caller much like one might respond to the voice of God.
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Instead, it reacts to the presence of viewers, closing its shutters before any onlooker can get a good glimpse of it.
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And while the actress says she still exercises daily, she has definitely noticed changes in how her body reacts to food.
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Watch "Majority 'Remain' London reacts to Britain leaving the EU" Read "The Texit: Britain's EU departure is inspiring more independence movements"
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He has no capacity to manage the feeling of shame that this creates, and he reacts to the feeling with rage.
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Further, by showing him various tasks and seeing how his body reacts they can prepare more complex tasks in the future.
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Reactive oxygen species, or free radicals, are a type of unstable molecule that contains oxygen and easily reacts with other molecules.
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For a year after the transplant, the medical team checked to see how the recipient's body reacts to the new organ.
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Chloramines are chemical compounds that form when chlorine reacts with other substances in the pool like dirt, sweat, feces, and urine.
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If you haven't tried it before, start slowly to see how your body reacts, and stop if you don't feel well.
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But the big picture here — we're talking about a pattern of behavior with the way Donald Trump reacts privately with women.
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Rashida Tlaib's grandmother reacts to Trump's tweet about her not wanting to see the congresswoman after she was barred form Israel
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Jolie's Father Reacts to the News Jon Voight voiced concern over his daughter's ending marriage in an interview with Inside Edition.
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Carbon dioxide in the air naturally reacts with sea water, producing carbonic acid and incrementally increasing the acidity of the seas.
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University reacts to the students' death News of the deaths was first reported by the SHSU's independent student newspaper, The Houstonian.
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Here is the key turn: The rest of the family reacts in horror, but the wife, unable to help herself, laughs.
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This simple phrase cuts to the chase of what each person needs; everyone reacts differently to situations such as Kate Bowler's.
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If CARB reacts the same way in 2020 that it has so far, dismissing oversupply concerns, the system will probably underperform.
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You can really feel the emotion she is going through and how she reacts, and what catches her eye or memory.
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After one Long Islander learns of the opposing players' sexuality, he reacts with a shrug and with praise for their skills.
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The shorter-term 2-year reacts more to Fed policy moves than the longer-term Treasurys, such as the 10-year.
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Whether it was a novelty or if this was how all mead reacts upon drinking it, I liked it a lot.
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In addition, Party of Five showcases how each sibling reacts to their parents' deportation, a circumstance completely out of their control.
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On FOX News Sunday: Mark Esper reacts to breaking news in Syria in the wake of President Trump pulling back troops.
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The "resistance movement" still reacts as if atavistic fascism were just at the door, when the real danger is everyday ineptitude.
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And Trump is particularly adept at ensuring the media reacts to his whims, rather than the critical issues facing everyday Americans.
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A Turkana tribeswoman reacts after an accidental fire engulfs a shelter in a Turkana settlement in Ilemi Triangle, Kenya, in July.
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So it is with more than the usual kind of horror that she reacts to a mass shooting in their city.
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When it's hooked up to your music, the cube reacts with shifting lights from blue, to green, to orange, to red.
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And when Trump gets scared, he reacts like a 6-year-old child, claiming that it's all just unfair, unfair, unfair!
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When she learns that her brother has been unfaithful to his wife, she reacts with the fury of a woman betrayed.
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So when Kim Jong Un makes a belligerent move, South Korea watches closely and reacts strongly — in this case, very strongly.
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Strategas analyzed how the market reacts around impeachments and found that the anticipation of impeachment is worse than the actual event.
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On the same note, because everyone's skin reacts differently, it's impossible to say whether your glow will measure up to mine.
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As far as "Globo" is concerned, though, exactly what happened doesn't matter nearly so much as how everyone reacts to it.
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The All Controller's LCD screen is used for connecting to devices, but also for completely customizing how the gamepad works and reacts.
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Manson reacts with swift physical and emotional violence, first hitting her, and then expressing his sexual dominance in front of the group.
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Her father reacts with amused satisfaction that she has, as he'd predicted, so quickly abandoned her ridiculous notion of becoming an engineer.
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"I think that that's one reason an inquiry should go forward, to find out how the public reacts to this," he said.
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Such criticism is unlikely to have gone down well in Pyongyang, which often reacts angrily to any perceived slight, particularly from overseas.
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A woman reacts at wreckage after Israeli warplanes carried out an airstrike in the Rimal neighborhood of Gaza City on March 26.
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Because it happens, you come to him with a project, and he will say oui ou non … he reacts like a shotgun.
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I don't mean to cry, but my body reacts to the recounting of what each bullet took from Laquan and from us.
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Another negative was a big hit to German industrial production, which can only get worse as China's economy reacts to the virus.
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Whether the US lands on the worst- or best-case scenario — or something in between — depends how America reacts to the epidemic.
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AND SHE REACTS TO HORSES THE SAME WAY THAT THE REST OF US DO There is no such thing as chill. 6.
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"The basic definition of an explosive is that when it reacts, the reaction proceeds faster than the speed of sound," said Benjamin.
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Alysa Liu reacts to her big championship win and talks about the ritual that she has to do before taking the ice!
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After each person's turn, the crowd reacts in affirmation; we clap or speak, telling them we're sorry and that we believe them.
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Analysts and investors said they will keep a close watch on how the corporate bond market reacts to policy and economic developments.
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The campaign that reacts most nimbly to such outside challenges in a close race may end up celebrating 101 days from now.
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The faster 120hz refresh rate of the touch array means that every action is buttery smooth and reacts immediately to your touch.
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A self-professed reality television obsessive, she reacts to meeting Kim Kardashian like someone who doesn't regularly send Robert DeNiro Dubsmash videos.
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"Flatiron has tremendous data that helps us understand how medicine reacts in patients," said Daniel O'Day, the chief operating officer at Roche.
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The question is how impatient Trump becomes and how he reacts to the negative domestic effects of some of his punitive policies.
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" He adds that, "How an airline reacts to an allergic reaction mid-flight would really depend on the severity of the reaction.
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Because the game reacts to your arm and head movements, everything they're doing in real life is coming through in the game.
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Though sterile, urine reacts with pool disinfectants, mostly chlorine, to form dangerous byproducts including trichloramine, which can irritate eyes, the researchers say.
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" But after it's filled with hot water, the mug reacts to change from brown to white and reveals the words "Mischief Managed.
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Trump at a Wednesday press conference acknowledged he is responsible for how the government reacts to the chemical weapons attack in Syria.
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"I'm going to wait until after the treatment and see how my body reacts and what to expect from that," she says.
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While U.S. shale oil production reacts to price changes faster than does conventional oil, it is not nearly as reactive as OPEC.
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Meanwhile, the American government also reacts to the events of Man Of Steel, with memorials, hearings, and back-door deals with Lex.
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See what thoughts pop into your mind, and try to visualize the outcome of the decision to see how your body reacts.
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In a manner of speaking, it's just swaying in the breeze: arms flapping, mouth tunelessly singing, as it reacts to its surroundings.
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Lauren reacts in a supportive fashion, and agrees to line up some informational interviews that are in line with Sutton's business degree.
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But it seems Trump reacts viscerally to chemical attacks on innocent civilians and will respond forcefully to punish Assad for using them.
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READ: World reacts to 'appalling' poll numbers For full coverage on CNN International please tune into Hala Gorani Tonight at 7pm GMT.
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"It's going to be a test case to see how the Trump administration reacts when forced to make a decision," he said.
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The Kevin Costner thing says something about her when she puts the finger down the throat — about how she reacts to earnestness.
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Given that prominent position, her husband's critiques of the President -- and how Conway treats and reacts to them -- is of considerable interest.
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"This may be the worst bill I have seen in my time in Congress" -@Jim_Jordan reacts to the $1.3T spending bill pic.twitter.
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The high-yield market is different from the investment-grade market in that it reacts more as a risk market, like stocks.
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He doesn't think, he reacts, and in this he's an analog of Sully, driven by and susceptible to forces beyond his control.
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TV: She really reacts differently to people who call her Priscilla-Jean [the character's birth name] versus people who call her Tulip.
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And now, when he finds his mother dead by Jon's hands, he reacts by melting down the Iron Throne with unrelenting fire.
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Rupert reacts to the loss of his best friend by heaving himself out of bed and taking the sword promised to him.
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They have a couple of nerve points called ganglia, which we have all over our bodies, and that certainly reacts to stimuli.
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Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, reacts as he speaks to the audience during the Ohio Democratic Party election night watch party, Tuesday, Nov.
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When I say as much, feeling the description to be slightly insane, Bottura reacts as if that is exactly what was intended.
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"The auctions are an exchange that reacts to economic factors," said Anders Petterson, founder of the market analysts ArtTactic, based in London.
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While the stock market reacts quickly to a potential pandemic, it takes a lot longer for home prices to feel the impact.
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When Krystal Sital's grandfather Shiva Singh suffers a cerebral hemorrhage, her grandmother Rebecca, after 53 years of marriage, reacts with calm indifference.
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High in the stratosphere, sulfur dioxide reacts with moisture to create sulfuric acid, creating an aerosol that reflects sunlight back into space.
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Nearly everyone else reacts with mild amusement, too, as the want of a grave bench strikes each of us as perfectly her.
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Ms. Lithman is no less impressive in her silent role, as she reacts to her caregiver with, progressively, indifference, hostility and affection.
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When crafting wedding scents, Mr. Hennessy considers how a perfume reacts on someone's skin and how it will expand throughout the night.
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Big agriculture reacts to agroecology by painting it as nice, but quaint, certainly not up to the job of feeding the world.
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In real life, when a baby cries, everyone in the room reacts, because we can't help ourselves — it's deeply part of us.
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A lot depends on what Iran does and how Trump personally reacts, given the functional power of the presidency to launch wars.
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The front-month is usually the biggest market mover since it reacts to changes in the weather and other short-term events.
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To be sure, much depends on how Iran reacts to the killing of the general, who headed the country's elite Quds Force.
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"To me, the saddest thing is no one ever reacts until it happens to them, and then it's too late," she added.
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Nussbaum reacts to a gendered cultural hierarchy by deploying the weapons of that hierarchy against it: a certain combativeness, a bold swagger.
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Cover: Corey Lewandowski, the former campaign manager for President Donald Trump, reacts as he testifies to the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday, Sept.
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The bond market's struggle to price in higher interest rates has been kneecapped each time the stock market reacts and sells off.
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Graham said that despite the remark, Trump is not a racist, but rather, reacts aggressively toward people who aren't nice to him.
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The drone has five motion sensors and reacts to hand gestures to perform tricks, move up and down, and side to side.
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He sees the ball, held aloft or at waist level or near the ground, and reacts as if hypnotized. Must. Get. Ball.
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But we'll have to see how he reacts to the "agreement in principle" that the House and Senate seem to have reached.
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Inditex reacts to changing fashion trends and weather by keeping its manufacturing bases close to its distribution centre in Galicia, northern Spain.
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A South Korean catholic nun reacts as she looks at a rainbow during a mass for peace and reunification of the Korean peninsula.
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U.S. military moves 100 coffins to North Korean border ahead of expected return of U.S. soldier remains; international security expert Jim Walsh reacts.
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I don't drink much (it reacts poorly with a medication I'm on), but I'm happy to nurse a seltzer and watch the crowd.
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OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS, WE'LL TAKE THAT LEARNING TO OVER 200 AS WE REIMAGINE THESE STORES, WE KNOW HOW THE GUEST REACTS.
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Initially we were just going to put a few videos out there, see how everyone reacts, and then let it spread from there.
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He goes out there and reacts to what is in front of him, and that is what he will do in this summit.
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"The market reacts positively when we think we're getting close to" a policy announcement, said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Go deeper: How the anti-Saudi movement snowballed Congress reacts to the Saudis' Khashoggi story World leaders denounce Saudi account of Khashoggi killing
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From there I'm usually pushing a little further, step by step, seeing how she reacts, backing off a bit if she seems uncomfortable.
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Urban Sophistication, which has been around for about a year, explained that it specializes in merchandise that responds and reacts to pop culture.
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When hydrazine reacts in an engine, it gets up to 900 degrees Celsius, while the green propellant gets up to 1,800 degrees Celsius.
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In short, a child's ability to communicate socially is in a large way affected by how he or she reacts to mom's voice.
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All eyes are on Twilio this week to see how the market reacts to the first U.S. venture-backed tech IPO of 2016.
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A woman reacts as she tries to find her dog after a wildfire in the village of Mati, near Athens, on July 24.
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President Donald Trump reacts to a question during an interview with Reuters in the Oval Office of the White House on Aug. 220.
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When an apple is sliced or bruised, PPO reacts with chemicals in the fruit (polyphenolics), producing the browning effect we're used to seeing.
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When asked if they believe their series feels like a House Of Mouse original, the Alexa & Katie cast reacts with a resounding no.
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Of course, she starts to get a glimpse of his PTSD when he reacts to some Champagne popping like it was a gunshot.
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Over the past two years, Mr Trump has shown that he reacts to any adversity by lashing out without regard to the consequences.
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The polymer, developed by researchers from the University of Rochester, is a new material that reacts to mechanical forces by becoming increasingly crystalline.
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Related: Chrissy Teigen Reacts To Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie Split If it did happen, Pitt is the one who broke his vows — period.
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But the company also keeps pulling projects on and off its schedule based on how the box office reacts to its latest project.
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Plus, watching this courtship display is also great because the female hummingbird never reacts to the silly boy bird until she flies away.
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Conway reacts to FBI news today: "I immediately thought he's mishandled the investigation from the beginning and this proves it yet again." pic.twitter.
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If the Trump administration reacts to widening trade deficits with extra tariffs and non-tariff barriers, then the instability will only be exacerbated.
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If the polymer is cracked, some of the microcapsules collapse, and their dye reacts with the epoxy to create a vivid red color.
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This is more likely higher up the mountain, where the body reacts the falling levels of oxygen by creating pressure and excess fluid.
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Cover image: Former NFL football star O.J. Simpson reacts after learning he was granted parole at the Lovelock Correctional Center in Lovelock, Nev.
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If Assad reacts defiantly in the face of the bombing, it's hard to see how Trump and his administration could simply walk away.
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Reuters photo of the day Clash Panathinaikos v Standard Liege, Athens: An injured riot police officer reacts during clashes with Standard Liege fans.
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"The body reacts to these changes and develops inflammation which presents as red, dry, scaley skin on the hands," Smith said by email.
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He doesn't listen, he doesn't take orders well, and we know from four years of experience how Oliver reacts to something like that.
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Attempts to replace copper in a lithium-ion battery's anode with aluminum have failed so far, because lithium reacts with aluminum and corrodes.
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Her mom reacts with tears, but not because she's mad at her little girl, but because she's worried for her safety and livelihood.
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"The market reacts positively when we think we're getting close to" a policy announcement, said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Those two just spent 340 continuous days on the station, to help NASA better understand how the body reacts to long-term spaceflight.
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In the preview, Geyser's mom, Angie, reacts to the footage of her daughter, then a pre-teen, discussing the stabbing of Payton Leutner.
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"The minute you open it up again, if there's lithium remaining, it could flare up again," he explained, given lithium reacts to oxygen.
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We will all have to wait and see how the D.C. Circuit reacts when it issues its opinion a few months from now.
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After the surgery, the healing process was horrible, and a part of that had to do with how my body reacts to trauma.
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As the nation reacts to the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, there will be plenty of political analysis, praise and criticism.
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Iran reacts: Speaking on state television, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his country is facing a "war situation" as the sanctions are reimposed.
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They also used Bassis' mathematical model for describing how ice reacts to air and ocean temperatures, and the implications for sea level rise.
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The result was surprisingly accurate: a garment that reacts to movement and changes shape as it's worn, in turn impacting the wearer's movement.
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There's something so animal about the way a human body reacts to heat—the sweat, the flushing of the skin, the weary groaning.
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In either case, the body reacts as if the abnormal tissue is an embryo and you may feel the symptoms of early pregnancy.
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"It's a real chance that everyone reacts very negatively," said Jennifer A. Hillman, an international trade expert at Georgetown Law Center in Washington.
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At the heart of this current research in determining exactly why the brain reacts as it does is a process called Magnetoencephalography (MEG).
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"Those who ordered the murder of Handziuk now watch how society reacts," Mustafa Nayyem, a member of Parliament, said in a telephone interview.
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Watch how Helen reacts as the preposterous headdress worn by Sierra's "guru" looms into frame as the two younger women start making out.
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White teenager Steve (Patrick Gibson) could have easily been an "antagonist" on another show: Initially, he reacts with anger to The OA's teachings.
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But even while Mexico faces such violence at home, it is still crucial that it reacts to the murder of its citizens abroad.
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Add to that the fact that the stock market frequently reacts to unforeseen news events, and four years provides ample opportunity for surprises.
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THE SECRETARY GENERAL of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Jens Stoltenberg, reacts to Emmanuel Macron's stark warnings about the future of the alliance.
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Whereas Girardi typically has well-defined roles for his relievers, Maddon reacts more to the particular situation his team faces in a game.
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Once high in the sky, sulfur dioxide reacts with water to produce droplets that can linger for a year or more, Robock said.
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But, Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at the Bleakley Advisory Group, said the market more often reacts to hard data than temporary uncertainty.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Try out a mini experiment testing the way water reacts to different types of surfaces.
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Read more:'Spider-Man: Far From Home' star Jacob Batalon reacts to the news that Spidey is back in the MCU: 'It's so amazing'Tom Holland reacts to Spider-Man being back in the MCU after Marvel and Sony end their feud: 'I'm not leaving'Watch Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal hilariously fail to stay in character while filming 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'
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Elton John Reacts to 'Sherlock Gnomes' Using His Music, Plus Khloé Kardashian Begins Nesting in Cleveland Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Celeste reacts how you might expect: With shock that turns into a frantic need to calm Mary-Louise down, but the mother simply laughs.
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When powered, these roughly 2-feet tall by 6-inch wide blades create electromagnetic energy that reacts with the pod and pushes it along.
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"I think it''s deeply oversold...More important than the Friday close is how the market reacts to the Fed next week," he said.
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Contestant Jazell Barbie Royale of the US reacts after winning the Miss International Queen 2019 transgender beauty pageant in Pattaya, Thailand, on March 8.
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" WATCH: Rose McGowan Reacts to Seeing Harvey Weinstein in Handcuffs: It's 'a Very Good Feeling' "We understand sexual harassment and assault are global epidemics.
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Andrea Constand reacts at a news conference with prosecutor Kristen Feden after Bill Cosby was sentenced to 3–10 years for sexual assault Sept.
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Usually, he starts with a low dosage to see how the patient's body reacts, and then will increase the dose as the patient wants.
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"I didn't feel so great in the last 20 minutes of the match, so we'll see tomorrow how the body reacts," he told reporters.
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He often reacts in real-time on Twitter to what he learns on Fox News shows, and some on the network address him directly.
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In one bloodcurdling scene Anna is immobilized and her back is flayed; the camera lingers on her face as she reacts to the pain.
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The olfactory bulb — the area of the brain that processes odors — is tightly connected to the amygdala, which is where the brain reacts emotionally.
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GIFs and pictures of the actress have circulated around the internet as the world reacts to news of Pitt and Angelina Jolie's sudden split.
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The character deftly navigates raised obstacles, appropriately speeds up and slows down based on the input and reacts accordingly to the walls and bridges.
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It takes carbon-rich material from whatever source and reacts it with steam in a manner identical to the first stage of steam reformation.
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The system controls the powertrain and brakes to allow a close following distance and immediately reacts to acceleration or braking by the lead truck.
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Time will tell whether the film community reacts with real change, or simply gnashes its teeth until it can go back to doing nothing.
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When he's first informed of Anita Hill's allegations by his legislative aide (in a nice performance by Zoe Lister-Jones), he reacts with irritation.
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But because it reacts to the 'dancing abstract forms' I created earlier, also this process is tied to the music in its 'random' reactions.
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Meanwhile, Trump reacts to job growth numbers that are clearly slower than what we saw in 2014, 2015, or 2016 as if they're miraculous.
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Chlorine reacts with organic material in the water to produce carcinogenic byproducts such as trihalomethanes; it also makes water more acidic, which corrodes pipes.
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Tennessee head coach Pat Summitt reacts on the sidelines on March 30, 1997 at the NCAA Division I Women's Final Four Tournament in Cincinnati.
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First Lady Barbara Bush reacts as balloons fall after President Bush and Dan Quayle accepted their party's nomination for a second term in 1992.
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We'll have to wait to see how Grundy reacts to Archie's decision, though something tells me she's desperate to keep their affair a secret.
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The pound has dropped around 10 percent against the dollar, a 30-year low as the market reacts to uncertainty over the UK's vote.
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We already knew that when our brains see these cute or sad photos again and again, the amygdala reacts less and less every time.
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More will be displaced in Somaliland as well as the East African region because of the drought, unless the international community reacts this month.
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His central contention was that conservative thought principally reacts against egalitarian demands; it is committed to conserving a social order marked out by hierarchy.
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Basin reacts to this data by moving slowly when a small amount of rain is falling and speeding up when more rain is recorded.
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"I think that that's one reason an inquiry should go forward, to find out how the public reacts to this," he told USA Today.
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The only uncertainties that remain involve the extent and severity of the clashes and how the international community reacts to events as they unfold.
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It's very hard for women to speak out, especially in these reported cases against Donald Trump, who reacts in a nonchalant and vicious manner.
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Huppert plays the title character, a French movie star who reacts to a life-threatening diagnosis with what might be called the Huppert Shrug.
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But we also know that genetic factors have a big influence on our responses to caffeine and not everyone reacts in the same way.
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In the same way a jazz musician lets the present moment tell him where he ought to go, Bottura rambles — purposefully — and then reacts.
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Since Benjamin simply reports on what everybody else is doing, and reacts instead of taking initiative, the plot has no anchor and becomes chaotic.
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Most of Netflix's growth is coming from abroad, while US growth is slowing as it reacts to growing competition in a crowded media landscape.
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In his comedic performance as Spyros, Stephen Kunken reacts with the kind of flabbergasted fear you would expect watching Lou Costello encounter Frankenstein's monster.
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Then, instead of using just water to cure the cement, the startup also adds recycled CO2, which reacts with the cement to form concrete.
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One could be stubbornness, since most of Washington is trying to force him to toughen up and the President reacts poorly to such pressure.
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The practice is risky because whenever antibiotics are deployed, the microbial world reacts to them with defensive mutations that protect bacteria from being killed.
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Ms. Mearns, 31, is no polite ballerina, but an all-or-nothing dancer who reacts on the spot through her deep connection with music.
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"A lot of these books are melancholy or outright depressing, but it's been cool to see how he reacts to them," Mr. Almond said.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer reacts to the Trump administration's move to consider stopping U.S. investments into China's businesses and debriefs the 2019 class of IPOs.
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This is introduced at the beginning of the book, at the gallery, when she reacts with drunken disgust to the "fine art" on display.
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"A lot is going to depend on how the market reacts to the Fed's announcement of the change in its reinvestment policy," Rajappa said.
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But New York's rage at Amazon's sweetheart deal may finally signal a sea change in how the public reacts to these billion-dollar boondoggles.
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How do we look to the rest of the world when our president reacts to all criticism with base personal attacks through undignified tweets?
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" It still works, though, because he "recognizes it when you block his path, and then he reacts accordingly; that is what makes him special.
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Cover image: After the anti-Semitic attack on a Jewish professor in Bonn, the city reacts with the 'Tag der Kippa' (Day of Kippa).
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The biggest difference riding in a self-driving car is getting over those gaps in how you would react versus how the car reacts.
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The Onion model, meanwhile, is immediately an unusual color for a phone and has a more obvious texture that reacts more dramatically to the light.
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Sherman-Palladino told The Hollywood Reporter that she will wait and see how the audience reacts to the Netflix reboot before deciding where to go.
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US diplomats are in North Korea attempting to salvage the previously scheduled meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un; 'Fox & Friends First' panel reacts.
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Hogan said how well technical indicators like how the reacts around its 200-day moving average will be a test for how strong fundamentals are.
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"Market players are waiting to see how the BOJ reacts to the recent JGB yield rise," said Keiko Onogi, a senior strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Netanyahyu reacts In a preemptive strike, Netanyahu blasted the report at a meeting of his government ministers on Monday, a day before the report's release.
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My team has a productive discussion about our goals, and I'm thankful for a manager who listens and reacts positively to our suggestions and feedback.
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And sure enough, it comes out in a flash and the kid only mildly reacts, proving that this may be a very good method indeed.
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Provocateurs want to get a rise out of their audience, and Huppert never seems to give a damn about how her audience reacts at all.
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As Trump reflexively reacts to each development, many Republican lawmakers and others who the White House relies upon to defend the President have gone silent.
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Seeing how his abuela reacts and how she accepts him unconditionally is just as important for young readers (especially Latinx readers) as how Julián dresses.
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The letter carrier, also Black, is pleased to see them and reacts like he sees these same kids enough to know them all by name.
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These traversal sequences are absolutely essential to the game's sense of living in a vibrant world that reacts in surprising ways to the player's choices.
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Cover: A woman reacts to seeing her relative receiving emergency care in a hospital following a mass shooting in Korat, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, Sunday, Feb.
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He tells the school's new, smart guidance counselor that he understands now that he can't change how people behave, but how he reacts to it.
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You are alone in a luminous space that reacts to your every move with no lag, no confusion, and no connection to the outside world.
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In particular they eject sulphur dioxide, which reacts with atmospheric gases to form sulphate aerosols that reflect sunlight back into space, cooling the air beneath.
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This mini remote control version of the droid moves 360 degrees, just like the real thing, and it reacts to 13 different words and phrases.
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