"It's not a license to respond in kind," Senning says.
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Play it a melody, and it will respond in kind.
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If that happens, China has promised to respond in kind.
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Of course, Trump didn't wait long to respond in kind.
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It is also likely that Democrats will respond in kind.
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The Chinese government quickly said it would respond in kind.
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"I felt the need to respond in kind," he said.
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But they say that doesn't mean Democrats should respond in kind.
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"[Goading] is not a license to respond in kind," Senning says.
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China called the move "blackmail" and warned it would respond in kind.
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Worse yet is the direction to respond in kind against presumed attackers.
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Shouldn't Europe respond in kind to Chinese industrial meddling and American protectionism?
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When he speaks requesting action, world leaders listen and respond in kind.
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That prompted Beijing to respond in kind with levies on U.S. imports.
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Our utter failure to respond in kind is part of the disaster.
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It was Anthony Davis's turn to be snubbed and respond in kind.
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It'll automatically detect your language each time you speak and respond in kind.
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It is expected to respond in kind to the latest round of tariffs.
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If the U.S. imposes tariffs on France, the EU will respond in kind.
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Just don't put them near us; otherwise, we have to respond in kind.
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If Trump is elected president, the Democrats in Congress will respond in kind.
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They are real live people, so be polite; they will respond in kind.
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Xenophobic nationalists have a hard time seeing that others will respond in kind.
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We want to make certain they recognize that we can respond in kind.
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Beijing already said it would respond in kind to any new U.S. tariffs.
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They will respond in kind, targeting vulnerable U.S. sectors like aircraft and agriculture.
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And Democrats want to respond in-kind with more money from Reid's political machine.
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Would you respond in kind to someone who made this much of a push?
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Mr. Sasse did not respond in kind — but Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona did.
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He joked that if he were the Democratic nominee, he might respond in kind.
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Those acts of retaliation prompted anger from Moscow, which vowed to respond in kind.
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As alternate materials and more efficient processes become available, the brand will respond in kind.
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They'll still be able to see your animoji, but be unable to respond in kind.
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Trump is sure to respond in kind, following his approach of pushing back aggressively when attacked.
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North Korea has said it will respond in kind to any US attack on the country.
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Since then, Trump has threatened another round of tariffs, with China ready to respond in kind.
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Greta replies that we have been preyed upon like animals; perhaps we should respond in kind.
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Lewandowski did not respond in kind, the paper reported, citing multiple people familiar with the episode.
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At that point, it'd be nearly impossible for the Trump administration not to respond in kind.
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Trump wants to make life harder for Iran — and Iran is likely to respond in kind.
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And so the world's most powerful military has elected to respond in kind, with strongly worded DMs.
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Try reaching out to them via text, instead of Messenger, and chances are they'll respond in kind.
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She cannot respond in kind, but rather must demonstrate that she has a calm and steady temperament.
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Nowadays, we clamor for inklings of personal information about artists and entertainers, and they respond in kind.
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The U.S. will likely slap more tariffs on China, and China will try to respond in kind.
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If Congress under control of Democrats increased the number of seats, Republicans would eventually respond in kind.
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The Steinerian urge to "respond" in kind can become a source of torment as well as inspiration.
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China similarly divided its retaliation into two tranches to respond in kind as U.S. duties are imposed.
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America sought to respond in kind, forming Ranger units with skills like low-altitude parachuting and sabotage.
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Told by CNN's Jeff Zeleny of Trump's remarks about his "hand movement," he wouldn't respond in kind.
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Washington would almost certainly respond in kind, leading to one of the worst wars in world history.
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Tusk warned that the European Union would respond in kind if Washington took aim at the digital tax.
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But Brussels on Tuesday responded to the prospective U.S. levies by saying it's ready to respond in kind.
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Russia, which denies interference in the election, has said it would respond in kind to the U.S. action.
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On Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow would respond in kind if the US leaves the treaty.
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Those tariffs have prompted trading partners to respond in kind, with U.S. agriculture products as a key target.
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That brusqueness encourages lawmakers to respond in kind, which can only make policy making more fraught and partisan.
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Then in August, Japan dropped South Korea as a preferred trading partner -- prompting Seoul to respond in kind.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry warned it would respond in kind if Washington decided to expel any Russian diplomats.
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In a rare diplomatic tussle between two countries with traditionally warm ties, Moscow said it would respond in kind.
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Essentially, if you ask Assistant a question, it will automatically recognize what language you're speaking and respond in kind.
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Say "go forward 10 minutes" or "go back 30 seconds" and the video you're watching will respond in kind.
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Unbeknownst to the civil rights leaders, Pritchett studied King's nonviolent techniques and ordered his officers to respond in kind.
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When they do, if consumers are in the lead and businesses respond in kind, the economy will keep growing.
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Mueller may, of course, respond in kind by making the Trump team an offer he knows it can't accept.
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The amorphous, long-term nature of the problem doesn't fit well into political agendas, and companies respond in kind.
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Two of our White House correspondents examine how the president's coarse talk has inspired opponents to respond in kind.
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As the parties fight harder and dirtier, the other side's partisans demand that their elected officials respond in kind.
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She implied that if the United States imposed sanctions that hurt European companies, the bloc would respond in kind.
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She said that Britain was "ready to respond in kind" if there were signs of increased cooperation from Russia.
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The chance that Europe will respond in kind will fuel worries there could be prolonged damage to global growth.
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Thunberg did not respond in kind, but subtly changed her Twitter bio to "pirralho" which means "brat" in Portuguese.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU would respond in kind if the U.S. imposed car tariffs.
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If a person does something nice, we feel obligated to respond in kind, and the reverse also holds true.
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The idea is that, by wearing a device like the Re-Timer, your circadian rhythms will respond in kind.
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In the resulting film, entitled Synchronicity (Thailand), the fireflies begin to respond in kind, their bioluminescence flashing in synchronocity.
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He promised to respond in kind if countries like China and the United States do not play fair on trade.
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Trump seems to think that any time he's insulted, no matter who does it, he's entitled to respond in kind.
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Her Instagram feed is full of uplifting pictures, videos and captions and her followers respond in kind with supportive comments.
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Moore suggests that rather than bringing an analytical jackhammer to a parabolic text/event that we instead respond in kind.
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" The skill goes like this: say, "Alexa, remember Brian's birthday is May 11," and Alexa will respond, in kind, "Okay.
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Assad and Iran would have no incentive to respond in kind and turn a one-off strike into something more.
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"If they continue their attacks we will respond in kind," said Attahullah Khogyani, a spokesman for Afghanistan's eastern Nangarhar province.
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And when they do, if consumers are in the lead and businesses respond in kind, the economy will keep growing.
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"The United States has much greater capacity," she said, seeming to threaten that the United States could respond in kind.
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While the government is willing to continue holding its fire, the insurgents have no apparent plans to respond in kind.
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Trump's announcement alarmed Mexico, which rejected it as "interventionism" and said it would respond in kind to such a move.
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If Democrats are willing to engage on a bipartisan basis, there are good indications that Republicans will respond in kind.
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Investors, business owners and households could respond in kind — potentially creating the very recession that Kudlow seems to suddenly fear.
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Basically, if Putin decides to let nukes fly, the US is sure to respond in kind, destroying Russia as well.
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Trump drives his opponents to respond in kind, to adopt just a little more of his tone and language and pitch.
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And, if a country did use those tools, we ought to make clear that we're going to potentially respond in kind.
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I usually got a heads-up before the letter ran, but I almost never got a chance to respond in kind.
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Now it's time for me to respond in kind, and give them the attention they deserve and I want to give.
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Brad Bannon argued that if Trump attacked Bill Clinton again for his treatment of women, Hillary Clinton should respond in kind.
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Russia has declined to respond in kind, instead inviting the children of U.S. diplomats to a Christmas party at the Kremlin.
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If the United States refused to consider the impacts of its emissions on other countries, other countries could respond in kind.
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They may respond in kind, as well as by appealing to the W.T.O. Meanwhile, shares in affected companies appeared little changed.
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But just because Republicans are trying to make politics ever more about race doesn't mean that Democrats should respond in kind.
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The former New York mayor then did something few Democratic presidential candidates have been willing to, so far: Respond in kind.
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But to respond in kind would have agitated nationalist sentiments on both sides and further cut Turkey off from the West.
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"Even though I thought that was an unjustified and offensive break with precedent, I would not respond in kind," said Sen.
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Le Drian said that in case of a cyber attack, the country could respond in kind as well as with conventional weapons.
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Both Iran and Iraq announced they would respond in kind by banning American citizens so long as Trump's ban was in place.
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In Moscow, the state news agency Tass quoted an unidentified Russian Foreign Ministry official as suggesting that Russia would respond in kind.
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DeSantis needled Gillum, calling him by his first name — which he says he took offense to — but he didn't respond in kind.
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The company demonstrated how whispering a request – like "play a lullaby" – to Alexa would trigger the voice assistant to respond in kind.
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U.S. President Donald Trump fuelled trade tensions by going ahead with tariffs on Chinese imports, prompting Beijing to immediately respond in kind.
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Morris said that despite that claim, should Boeing push ahead with a 797, Airbus would be highly likely to respond in kind.
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Instead of settling things at the highest political level, the U.S. hit China with import tariffs, forcing Beijing to respond in kind.
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The tragicomic irony: We are confronted with complex challenges, but the zeitgeist does not encourage candidates or voters to respond in kind.
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But if these are habits you're trying to instill in a little one or polish up yourself, Assistant will respond in kind.
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Russia initially indicated they would respond in kind but then suddenly reversed course and did not enact sanctions against the United States.
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He galvanized liberals who feared that more establishment Democrats were ill-equipped to respond in kind to a flamethrower like Mr. Trump.
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The U.S. imposed tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports, with Beijing saying it had no choice but to respond in kind.
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I always greet them with a warm hello, and they respond in kind — that is, except for one curmudgeon of a cashier.
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That would have forced America to respond in kind, and the end result would have been the feared war that nobody wanted.
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But with the Postal Service now making Sunday deliveries, FedEx had to respond in kind, said Helane Becker, transportation analyst at Cowen.
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However, Iran did say it would respond in kind after Trump signed an executive order temporarily banning citizens from traveling to the US.
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The other leading economies had no choice but to respond in kind, in the hope of dragging America back to the negotiating table.
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Beijing said it had no choice but to respond in kind, but was yet to outline the full extent of any retaliatory measures.
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Thirty-two years on, the police maintain that the protest quickly boiled over into violence, and they were forced to respond in kind.
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Observers had expected Iran to respond in kind to the capture of an Iranian tanker by British authorities in Gibraltar two weeks ago.
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In other words, they're acutely aware of and responsive to their surroundings, and they respond, in kind, to both pleasant and unpleasant experiences.
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Cruz noted that many candidates "have tossed more than a few nasty, personal attacks my way," but said he wouldn't respond in kind.
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The United States should respond in kind by drawing China's forces into a complex fight along multiple axes, thousands of miles from home.
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There is nothing worse than somebody who claims to be the king of trash talk and then cries when people respond in kind.
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China has said it will respond in kind to threats by Trump to impose tariffs on up to $150 billion of Chinese goods.
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And as you know, from the very beginning of this campaign, nearly a year now, I have consistently refused to respond in kind.
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As trade tensions escalate, Europe, Canada and Mexico are threatening to respond in kind, raising the potential of an all-out trade war.
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"When there's extreme anger and hatred on the other side, don't respond in kind," Mr. Cruz told the audience beneath the glittering chandeliers.
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Professor Lieberwitz agreed with the provost that the best way to counter Professor Rasmusen's exercise of free speech was to respond in kind.
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As with all such actions it will impact the dynamics of the region, and Iran will likely feel compelled to respond in kind.
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The Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, declined to respond in kind to the measures, a gesture that Mr. Trump appeared to view favorably.
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But Mr. Romney declined to respond in kind to her, and the matter only illustrated how awkward this moment is for all parties.
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Early in the first quarter, Serra jumps ahead 163-0, only for Dorsey to respond in kind with a 40-yard touchdown pass.
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The pressure will also be on Trump to respond in kind — if not more forcefully — if Iran kills Americans during this tense time.
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Competition will be fierce as incumbents, like BMW and Audi, which are determined to hold on to their more profitable customers, respond in kind.
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But if America applies tariffs of 25% on cars, as he has threatened, Mr Abe would find it hard not to respond in kind.
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Russia may find it difficult to respond in kind by imposing sanctions on U.S. businesses however since few of them have significant Russian exposure.
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Not just for the steely determination, but for the restraint; Senator Klobuchar maintained her dignity, won the exchange, but did not respond in kind.
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I decided to respond in kind and kept my phone at the ready to take pictures of anyone I caught taking pictures of me.
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However, Russia may find it difficult to respond in kind by imposing sanctions on U.S. businesses since few of them have significant Russian exposure.
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They said the move would make it more expensive to build cars here and would prompt other countries to respond in kind, hurting exports.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts had declared a public health emergency on Tuesday, and said that the university had been forced to respond in kind.
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A warning from Vladimir Putin: The Russian president said his country would respond in kind if the U.S. develops new intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
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Ideally, when you implement Runkel's strategy, your partner will respond in kind, and you two can have a calm conversation about what's bothering you.
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At the time, Mr. Putin said that Russia would not respond in kind, suggesting that he expected a different relationship with the Trump administration.
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Last week, the European Union said it would respond in kind if President Donald Trump reneged on his pledge not to impose car tariffs.
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If Mr. Trump wants to hinder emerging export giants like Tesla, he should impose his tariffs, and the German government will respond in kind.
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The Russian government, which in recent days has warned that it will respond in kind to American pressure on RT, responded even more forcefully.
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Google's latest artificial intelligence experiment is a music-playing piano bot that digests whatever keyboard melodies you give it and tries to respond in kind.
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They said they were taking sustained fire from the likes of Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and Ted Cruz, and were forced to respond in kind.
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Putin told reporters on Wednesday that Russia would have to respond in kind and would do so swiftly if the United States quit the pact.
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"Despite the rally in stocks [Wednesday], Treasury yields and gold prices did not respond in-kind," said Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak.
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Nor does he reckon with the questionable practices of officials who leak secrets, misrepresent themselves to Congress and respond in kind to Trump's outlandish rhetoric.
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Mexican officials have signaled they will respond in kind if Washington actually imposes tariffs, steps likely to target regions with high concentrations of Trump voters.
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" Barstool Prez Dave Portnoy told us back in September, Rapaport "claims to be the king of trash talk and then cries when people respond in kind.
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On Friday, Trump said he was pushing ahead with a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion worth of Chinese products, prompting Beijing to respond in kind.
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The EU has said it would respond in kind if Trump imposed further car tariffs while the two sides discuss how they could cut trade barriers.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The foreign ministry in Moscow said on Wednesday it would respond in kind to Greece's expulsion of two Russian diplomats, Interfax news agency reported.
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So for five rounds Rodriguez performed balletic violence against the air a foot or two in front of Caceres and Caceres would occasionally respond in kind.
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In the latest salvo, U.S. President Donald Trump announced hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and Beijing threatened to respond in kind.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin warned on Wednesday that Russia will respond in kind if the United States decides to develop new intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
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Separately, China's Commerce Ministry said it would respond in kind, adding that escalating trade frictions were not in the interest of either country or the world.
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The Trump administration is expected to move forward with another round of tariffs on Chinese goods this week, and China is expected to respond in kind.
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I wrote him long appreciative letters about the first two or three, then I decided for the sake of our friendship's equilibrium to respond in kind.
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"Our determination to respond in kind to attacks taking place inside and outside our borders is getting stronger with such acts," Mr. Erdogan said in a statement.
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Russia said it would respond in kind to the Greek move, in a rare diplomatic tussle between two Orthodox Christian nations that have traditionally enjoyed warm relations.
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But he promised during the campaign to stand up to Mr Trump, and in office there may be occasions when he feels compelled to respond in kind.
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I FEEL THAT PEOPLE EXPECT DONALD TRUMP TO BE THE ONE WHO TAKES ON THE CHIN ALL THESE CRITICISMS AND HE'S NEVER ABLE TO RESPOND IN KIND.
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And he tried to scrub the internet of his personal information, so his victims would find it difficult to locate his home address and respond in kind.
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"We debated whether we should respond in kind," Mr. McFaul said, including by more conspicuously tailing Russian officials or staging protests outside the Russian Embassy in Washington.
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When you genuinely care about helping them improve their lives, you'll not only offer more targeted solutions, but they'll also sense your sincerity and respond in kind.
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Decertifying is not a major step, she said, but it opens the possibility that Iran will respond in kind to U.S. pressure and ultimately jeopardize the accord.
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I would worry about Russia in both Ukraine and the Baltic countries, and we must make clear that we will work with allies to respond in kind.
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France said Tuesday it was prepared to push the European Union to respond in kind if the United States followed through on its threats to raise tariffs.
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On Thursday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced that Moscow would respond in kind, by expelling 60 U.S. diplomats and shuttering the American consulate in St. Petersburg.
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Alice narrates the book in galloping flapper banter, and the characters surrounding her respond in kind, all equally witty, like the troupe in a Noël Coward play.
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The Russian military could respond in kind if troops noted a loss of communication with Putin and it confirmed nuclear detonations elsewhere in the country, Podvig added.
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And that tends to be an affirmatively good thing so long as even those aggressive and vicious competitors are confronted by others that can meaningfully respond in kind.
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The global trade war could though ramp up a notch after Trump announced new tariffs of $50 billion of Chinese imports and Beijing threatened to respond in kind.
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The European Union will "respond in kind" if the U.S. imposes tariffs on France over digital tax plan, Donald Tusk, president of the European Council said on Saturday.
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Typically, these cycles start with an attack on Indian soldiers in Kashmir by infiltrators from Pakistan, triggering Indian artillery strikes, which prod the Pakistanis to respond in kind.
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In a statement issued early on Sunday, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Turkey would retaliate in the "harshest ways" and "respond in kind to this unacceptable behaviour".
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One country's backing for a national leader in a sector is, however, apt to prompt other countries to respond in kind, hoping to protect domestic businesses and jobs.
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The Chinese leadership will be watching the early actions of the Trump administration carefully, and will respond in kind to any aggressive attempts to disrupt the bilateral relationship.
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But the reality is that once one party takes that step, it is virtually certain that the other party will respond in kind when it returns to power.
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The European Union will "respond in kind" if the U.S. imposes tariffs on France over a new French digital tax law, European Council President Donald Tusk said Saturday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Britain's actions against Russian broadcaster RT leave Russia with no option but to respond in kind, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova wrote on Facebook on Friday.
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The Suskind family — Mr. Suskind; Owen's mother, Cornelia; and his older brother, Walt — would speak to him using dialogue from those movies, and he would respond in kind.
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The Asian nation only imported $131 billion in U.S. goods in 2017 and would be unable to respond in kind if U.S. tariffs do rise to $150 billion.
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"I feel people expect Donald Trump to be the one who takes on the chin all these criticisms, and he's never able to respond in kind," she said.
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If the scandals of Uber and Facebook are any indication, when a company violates laws or loses its integrity, the public and the stock market respond in kind.
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These men have never been likely nominees, but their attention on the topic has created pressure on the entire field to respond in kind with similarly aggressive policies.
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The chance that Europe will respond in kind to U.S. tariffs is likely to further fuel concerns that global growth is set for a prolonged period of stagnation.
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France said Tuesday that it was prepared to push the European Union to respond in kind if the United States followed through on its threats to raise tariffs.
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When they perceive the United States as treating them fairly and equally — as an interested partner more than as a detached or distrustful boss — they respond in kind.
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And because the United States represents a free market economy that respects property rights, rather than one of gross cronyism, we are unable and unwilling to respond in kind.
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Leaping into the fray, European Council President Donald Tusk, who takes part in the G7 discussions, warned the EU would respond "in kind" if Trump acted on his threat.
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Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, said on Saturday that the EU would "respond in kind" if the U.S. imposes tariffs on France over the digital tax plan.
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"Our determination to respond in kind to attacks taking place inside and outside our borders is getting stronger with such acts," President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a statement.
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North Korea's Foreign Ministry said in a statement published on state media that if the US "does rig up the illegal and unlawful 'resolution'" it would respond in kind.
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European officials argue that tit-for-tat tariffs will hurt growth on both sides of the Atlantic, and Canada said before the announcement that it would respond in kind.
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She seemed to be signaling to Mr. Trump that she was not going to denounce him in personal terms — and to be hoping that he would respond in kind.
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But many have made a good-faith effort to do so, resisting the temptation to respond in kind to Mr. Trump's intemperate attacks on their personal integrity and patriotism.
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At a meeting of the most powerful Shi'ite leaders and their representatives, he faced calls to respond in kind to the ban affecting seven mainly Muslim nations, including Iraq.
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President Nicolas Maduro in January withdrew his envoy to Madrid in response to what he called "repeated meddling" in the country's internal affairs, leading Spain to respond in kind.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he was pushing ahead with a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion worth of Chinese products, prompting Beijing to respond in kind.
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The EU, among others, has warned it will respond in kind, and is reportedly drawing up plans to impose 25 percent tariffs on $3.5 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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"However, if the other side stops following it, we will be forced, as President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin has already said, to respond in kind," he added.
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When he jumped out of the chair, and he's hitting, and he's screaming, and spit is flying because he's angry, I just thought, 'You can't respond in kind to that.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, to which Beijing immediately said it would respond in kind.
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Mr. Juncker had called the American tariffs and the cycle of retaliation they had invoked "basically a stupid process," saying the Europeans would now be forced to respond in kind.
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At the same time, legal experts said, such statements could potentially allow a prosecutor to level criticisms without a filter, depriving the recipient of the ability to respond in kind.
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Viktor Yesin, suggested Russia will respond in kind if the United States deploys short-range missiles in Europe, but may not if the Americans limit deployments to the Pacific region.
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Trump's... not the person to back off in a fight like this and given everybody has vowed to respond in kind there is no opening for any kind of solution yet.
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When asked to comment on Iran's recent threat, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command responsible for American forces in the Middle East, said the U.S. is ready to respond in kind.
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Beijing has already made it clear it will respond in kind with a "beautiful counter-attack" to quote The Global Times, which is published by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily.
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In Ankara, Turkey called on the U.S. to reverse its decision and promised to "respond in kind without delay" against what it described as an aggressive stance by the Trump administration.
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The draft welcomes the coalition's recently reported military de-escalation in the key port city of Hodeidah to relieve the humanitarian situation and calls on the Houthis to respond in kind.
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If the U.S. imposes tariffs on France, the EU will respond in kind," he said, adding, "And if they do that ... we'll be taxing their wine like they've never seen before.
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As the American government enacted the sanctions on Thursday, cybersecurity experts were still questioning where the Russian attacks could lead, given that the United States was sure to respond in kind.
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China has already promised to respond in kind, and there's no reason to think it would be the only nation to circumvent the WTO and target other governments on its own.
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According to this narrative, Kim finally has a positive, welcoming message to which he can respond in kind, rather than Trump's insults and threats, which only provoke more vituperation from Pyongyang.
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In such an event, North Korea would likely respond in kind with force, setting off a chain of events that could put all of Northeast Asia on the path to war.
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Iran's leadership have said from the very beginning that if the US strikes the country militarily, they will respond in kind -- and there's no reason to believe that that's not the case.
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Or, if your colleagues start communicating with you in a casual way (without addressing you by name or including an official sign-off), accept that as your sign to respond in kind.
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The idea was that America should be able to respond in kind at any point on an escalation ladder that began with a conventional attack and ended with all-out nuclear war.
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What would be required at a minimum to help the facilitator would be an Israeli prime minister willing and able to make big moves and a Palestinian president to respond in kind.
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President Barack Obama in January ordered 35 Russian diplomats to leave the United States and two Russian compounds to be closed, prompting vows from Russian authorities that Moscow would respond in kind.
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The Democrats who finally unseat Trump, or merely succeed him, will have to respond in kind to him and his ilk, no matter how superior they may feel in ethics and motivation.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Monday that Russia would be forced to respond in kind if the United States began developing new missiles after quitting a landmark Cold War-era treaty.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Europe must be prepared to respond in kind if the United States' proposed new sanctions against Russia end up hurting its companies, an influential German industry association said on Thursday.
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But the project reflects the recent acceleration of research related to "natural language understanding," the effort to build machines that can understand the natural way we humans talk and respond in kind.
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When Trump initially unveiled the tariff plan in April, China quickly threatened to respond in kind with tariffs on $50 billion worth of US exports to China, including cars, airplanes, and soybeans.
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If the US expels more Russian diplomats, in alignment with how the UK has responded to the poisonings, it would be expected that Russia would respond in kind, according to the sources.
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"Whilst at present it looks like a relatively contained problem relating to the ruling on Airbus subsidies, there is a risk of contagion if the EU decides to respond in kind," Markets.
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In corporate life, the usual practice when firing someone is either to say nothing or to say something nice, on the theory that the unlucky person is likelier to respond in kind.
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The problem is that many of these casinos and accompanying brothels have connections with the local Russian mafias and either ignore Datsik's warnings or respond in kind with threats of violence themselves.
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And if he's removed from office, either by impeachment or 2020 defeat, will he really be able to accept a loss — or will he regard it as a "coup," and respond in kind?
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However, EU chief Donald Tusk said at the G-7 summit on Saturday that the EU would "respond in kind" if France was targeted by the U.S. in response to its digital tax.
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We are influenced by the opinions of others—the more people review an Amazon product positively or negatively, the more other people are primed to respond in kind—but opinion has its limits.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will respond in kind if the United States expels Russian diplomats over the poisoning of Russian former double agent Sergei Skripal in Britain, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.
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"Our determination to respond in kind against such attacks against our unity and future from outside and inside is even more strengthened through such attacks," Erdogan said in a statement after Wednesday's attacks.
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If political leaders describe those who disagree with them as traitorous or disloyal, or as beholden to "the banks" or to "millionaires and billionaires," their targets will be tempted to respond in kind.
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What Chrome's browser changes mean for your privacy and security But with WebKit now raising the stakes — by treating privacy as seriously as security — that puts pressure on Google to respond in kind.
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" Ryan, who will leave the House in January after a nearly 20-year congressional career, said he's constantly attacked on Twitter but chooses "not to respond in kind but to respond with kindness.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE said the country would respond in kind to U.S. tariffs.
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They said that any military action would be unwise as North Korea would likely respond in kind, putting U.S. allies South Korea and Japan at risk, as well U.S. citizens in those countries.
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Despite a call from some Russian officials to respond in kind to the new sanctions, Putin declined on Friday to expel any U.S. diplomats, betting on a better relationship when Trump takes office.
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That said, if it were proven publicly that someone had written this about me, I would respond in kind—perhaps "kick the shit out of him on Twitter"—or at least demand an apology.
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"Our determination to respond in kind against such attacks against our unity and future from outside and inside is even more strengthened through such attacks," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a statement.
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Schulz, whose party agreed on Friday to enter talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives about renewing its outgoing coalition government, said he had read Kaeser's letter but did not plan to respond in kind.
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Should Democrats succeed in forcing Republicans to subpoena important witnesses and evidence, GOP senators could respond in kind and request testimony from others likely to damage Democratic political goals -- for instance, Biden's son Hunter.
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Among other items, he contributed a regular comic strip about video-game culture, "Cybertwats," and a back-page column, "Sick Notes," in which he would solicit hate mail from subscribers and respond in kind.
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Some read into that a sign that the Chinese are trying to find a middle ground here, where they can talk tough, but they don&apost have to respond in kind and invite a war.
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If one side decides to ignore the rules for the sake of power, the other side has no choice but to capitulate or respond in kind, which leads to a death spiral of illiberal behavior.
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Trump announced hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports starting on July 6, with Beijing immediately vowing to respond in kind, intensifying fears of a growing trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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But if you respond in kind to Clark's vulnerability, then these are the more meaningful revelations that we can take from Masseduction into our lives: Relatability is a crock, and sincerity doesn't take a single form.
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Shortly before leaving office in January, President Barack Obama ordered 35 Russian diplomats to leave the United States and two Russian compounds to be closed, prompting vows from Russian authorities that Moscow would respond in kind.
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We would never respond in kind, but imagine Apple asking the court if the FBI could be trusted because there is this real question about whether J. Edgar Hoover ordered the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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The U.S. dollar slipped against the on Friday, as President Donald Trump announced hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports and Beijing threatened to respond in kind, raising tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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He would also be contradicting the Republican platform, adopted last week in Cleveland, saying that cyberespionage "will not be tolerated," and promising to "respond in kind and in greater magnitude" to all Chinese and Russian cyberattacks.
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Tusk also warned on Saturday that the European Union plans to "respond in kind" if the Trump administration decides follow through on threats to impose tariffs on French wines over the nation's new digital tax law.
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Their competition in the Big 12 is mostly smaller programs utilizing spread offenses led by scrappy QBs, but the Longhorns have, so far, been unable to respond in kind with a great QB of their own.
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"Such tariffs, to which the European Union would respond in kind, would be a massive escalation of the trade tensions between the two biggest economic powers of the world," said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg.
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"If we do have to respond, we want to respond in kind and not further escalate the conflict out of control," Hyten, the commander of U.S. Strategic Command, told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Tuesday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow will respond in kind to any steps NATO takes over Russia's decision to suspend a 1987 nuclear missile treaty, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Wednesday, according to RIA news agency.
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Ukraine announced it was barring entry to Russian men between 16-60 years and a senior state security official said Kiev was considering whether to respond in kind with "mirror actions" to the Black Sea incident.
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DANANG, Vietnam (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that Russia would respond in kind to what he said were Washington's measures to restrict the freedom of speech of Russian media organizations operating on U.S. soil.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Wednesday it would respond in kind to the mass expulsion of Russian diplomats by the West over the poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal in the English city of Salisbury.
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Much of the American left is now waking up, albeit a little too late, to what five reliably conservative justices could accomplish—and will demand that Democrats, should they return to power one day, respond in kind.
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Gold plunged 1.8 percent on Friday, its biggest one-day fall since November 2016, as Washington decided to enact tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods, Beijing pledged to respond in kind and the dollar rocketed higher.
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In a television interview on the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which President Emmanuel Macron was visiting, he made clear that he was not going to respond in kind, but hew to both countries' longstanding common interests.
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But Trump's willingness to respond in kind — he has repeatedly called Kim "little rocket man" — is rare for an American leader and has led to several fiery verbal barrages since he took office nearly a year ago.
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But Mr. Hammond saying look if we dont get a good free trade deal then we will have to respond in kind and that is seen as cutting corporate taxes aggressively in order to make Britain more competitive.
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He acknowledged that China's trade surplus means it has less ammunition to respond in kind to U.S. tariffs and Beijing will suffer some economic harm, but he said the Chinese economy "can bear the pain" given its size.
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READ: The agony of Iowa's evangelicals Jeff Sadosky, a spokesman for the super PAC, said roughly 55 percent of all negative ads in Iowa were targeting Rubio -- and that the organization had the resources to respond in kind.
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It goes way beyond the simple "rain" and "night" modes introduced in Forza 6 — every time you race, and even during the races (as you can see above), the weather will be different, and the tracks respond in kind.
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We weave together snippets until we have narratives of what we are doing and thinking and feeling, and then we read our own and each other's stories and hunt for patterns and pick up cues and respond in kind.
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The country has said it will respond in kind to any US attack, and it has warned it would strike the US mainland and US carriers and forces in the region, specifically US bases in South Korea and Japan.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports on Friday as Beijing threatened to respond in kind, in a move that looks set to ignite a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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The European Union will respond in kind if U.S. President Donald Trump reneges on his pledge not to impose car tariffs, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said as trade tensions between Europe and the United States rose again.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's communications watchdog Roskomnadzor said on Monday it would respond in kind to any violations of the rights of Russian companies and media abroad, saying it had the tools to do this, the RIA news agency reported.
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You can imagine there's some super fast paced signal processing going on in their little brains for them to be able to blitz through life and respond in kind to other living things of nature moving all around them.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Friday said the European Union would have no choice but to respond in kind if the United States finalised plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Europe.
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MOSCOW, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Russia's communications watchdog Roskomnadzor said on Monday it would respond in kind to any violations of the rights of Russian companies and media abroad, saying it had the tools to do this, the RIA news agency reported.
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"The enemy is cutting off the heads of Christians and drowning them in cages, and yet we are too politically correct to respond in kind," he wrote in a letter to USA Today in February explaining his support for torture.
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Despite an intensification in anti-terrorism initiatives by the Nigerian military, the failure by neighboring countries to respond in kind has afforded Boko Haram space in which to regroup, recruit and re-energize its armed uprising against the Nigerian state.
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BRUSSELS, March 2 (Reuters) - European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Friday said the European Union would have no choice but to respond in kind if the United States finalised plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Europe.
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MOSCOW, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that if the United States decides to withdraw from the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty, Russia will have to respond in kind, and will do so very quickly and effectively.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine is considering whether to respond in kind with "mirror actions" after Russia fired on and captured three Ukrainian navy vessels last weekend, Ihor Huskov, a senior official at the state security service (SBU) told reporters on Friday.
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Russia will therefore continue to engage only if and when the United States is ready to do so, and, if faced with more hostile action - such as further diplomatic expulsions - will respond in kind, the people close to decision makers say.
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Citing unidentified sources, Bloomberg reported on Monday that Trump had discussed ending the pact which he believed is one-sided because it obligated the United States to defend Japan if attacked but did not require Tokyo to respond in kind.
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I was and still am able to navigate diverse cultural spaces with ease as a black woman — not because I assume that these people aren't prejudiced toward me, but because if they are, I was raised not to respond in kind.
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From 230 to 20083, Iranian-backed hackers waged a sustained DDoS attack on dozens of American banks and financial-services companies, but the U.S. didn't respond in kind, partly because the Administration was negotiating with Iran to curb its nuclear program.
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Russia said on Monday it would be forced to respond in kind to restore the military balance with the United States if President Donald Trump carried through on a threat to quit the nuclear arms treaty and began developing new missiles.
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SALZBURG, Austria (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May appealed directly to fellow European leaders on Wednesday to drop "unacceptable" Brexit demands that she said could rip Britain apart, and urged the bloc to respond in kind to her "serious and workable" plan.
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But if Tehran were to respond in kind by blocking oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, Europe, Russia and China will drop their support for the JCPOA and join the United States to pass a punitive U.N. Security Council resolution against Iran.
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"This situation has been protested in the strongest manner by our side, and it has been conveyed to Dutch authorities that there will be retaliation in the harshest ways ... We will respond in kind to this unacceptable behavior," Yildirim said in a statement.
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"Now, it is time for the EU to respond in kind, we approach these negotiations with a spirit of pragmatism, compromise and, indeed, friendship, I hope, I trust that the EU will engage with our proposals in the same spirit," he told parliament.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU would respond in kind if the U.S. imposed car tariffs, after Trump was reported to have rejected the EU's offer to eliminate car tariffs, saying its trade policies are "almost as bad as China".
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Yet should Trump come out with guns blazing on issues like the economy and China's failure to do more to rein in North Korea, Xi will also be under pressure to respond in kind, making the mood of the summit difficult to predict.
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That's sent farm state Republican elected officials and strategists scrambling to criticize the rapidly multiplying threats by Trump to impose punishing tariffs on a wide array of Chinese products -- and the Chinese threats to respond in kind, particularly against US agricultural exports.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump Seen Pressing Congress Not to Fund Hudson Rail Tunnel" and "Trade Partners Respond in Kind to Tariff Plans" (front page, March 3): When an absolute ruler issues commands, his ministers and subjects have no choice but to obey.
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His attack on Chequers came after May spent Wednesday night appealing directly to fellow European Union leaders to drop "unacceptable" Brexit demands that she said could rip Britain apart, urging the bloc to respond in kind to her "serious and workable" plan.
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An array of finance ministers gathered in Luxembourg for monthly meetings told CNBC that the escalating global trade disputes represented a significant threat to European economies, but that the imposition of tariffs by Washington would nevertheless force Europe to respond in kind.
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And the revelation in August about some of the N.S.A.'s own tools for breaking into foreign computer networks has raised the possibility that the Russians are already inside American networks and are sending a warning that they can respond in kind.
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"We ought to say to all of our potential adversaries if that object is a nuclear weapon we will respond in kind and inflict harm on you commensurate with the harm you inflicted on us and that is not negotiable," Selva said.
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Still, given the shift in the macroeconomic landscape in recent sessions, investors should be on high alert for any material weakness in equities because the sell-off could be long-lasting, especially if the rest of the world decides to respond in kind.
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TAPA, Estonia (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May urged the European Union on Friday to respond in kind to proposals she set out in Italy last week that sought to unlock Brexit talks, saying forming a new partnership was in the bloc's interest as well.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE asserted Canada would respond in kind to U.S. tariffs that he refused to sign a joint communique with other world leaders.
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Days after Britain and its allies announced that they would expel more than 150 Russians, the Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said that Moscow would respond in kind: It expelled 60 diplomats from the United States and shut the American consulate in St. Petersburg.
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The government must again convince the Australian public of the importance of the United States to our freedom, and I am sure that the institutional momentum of the US state department and military will respond in kind, no matter who sits in the Oval Office.
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That has prompted even some old-guard firms like Sequoia Capital to respond in kind, according to Eliot Brown of the WSJ: "We're encouraging the excessive use of capital," Bill Gurley, a partner at Benchmark, said of venture capitalists at a February tech conference.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $2150 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and the smoldering trade war between the world's two largest economies showed signs of igniting as Beijing immediately vowed to respond in kind.
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She asked EU leaders to respond in kind to her efforts to break the Brexit stalemate, making clear she was disappointed at their plan to announce on Friday that talks have not yet made enough progress to move on to a discussion of future trade ties.
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Master of None knows that it might be terrifying to look someone else in the eye and tell them what you feel (no matter what those feelings might be), but it also believes that most people will do their best to listen anyway and respond in kind.
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They noted that many foreign correspondents stationed in China feel that the government is circumscribing their activities ever more severely; they argued that when American reporters are prevented from doing their jobs as a result of "visa denials and restrictions of access", American authorities should respond in kind.
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WHETHER IT IS FARMERS WHO ARE NO LONGER GOING TO BE ABLE TO SELL SOYBEANS OR ANY NUMBER OF OTHER AREAS OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY THAT CONCEIVABLY WILL FIND THEMSELVES AT THE MERCY OF THE BACK AND FORTH HERE AND WHAT THE CHINESE MAY DECIDE TO RESPOND IN KIND, RIGHT?
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Even if the west fails to respond in kind—it's hard to predict with a mercurial U.S. president at the helm—a long and costly war might well ensue: Unlike in Crimea, while many Belarusians feel a fraternal affection for Russia, they do not want to become part of it.
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Moscow has warned Washington it will be forced to respond in kind to restore the military balance if Trump carries through with his threat to quit the INF treaty, a 1987 agreement that eliminated all short- and intermediate-range land-based nuclear and conventional missiles held by both countries in Europe.
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Meanwhile, European, Canadian and Chinese leaders have all promised to respond in kind, threatening to tax U.S. exports of Harley-Davidson motorcycles (home state of Paul Ryan), bourbon whiskey from Kentucky (home state of Senate Majority Leader McConnell) and Levi's jeans from California (House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's home state).
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No one who cares about the value of human life should suggest the U.S. try to match Russia at what looks like its defense industry boosting adventurism, but if Russia keeps as busy as it is arming so many of our enemies and allies alike, Washington will have to respond in kind.
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SALZBURG, Austria (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May was set to appeal directly to fellow European leaders at a summit on Wednesday to drop "unacceptable" Brexit demands that she said could rip Britain apart, and to urge the bloc to respond in kind to her plan, according to a senior British government source.
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Iran's foreign minister said Wednesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE's "unpredictable" policies may force Tehran to respond in kind, according to Reuters.
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Less important, at least in the current moment, are areas like natural language processing, which is what lets your smart speaker understand what you're saying and respond in kind, and general planning and decision making, which is what will be required of robots when automated machines are inevitably more integral facets of daily life.
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"Emboldened by the stronger performance of the UK economy since the June 23 referendum, May announced that 'no deal is better than a bad deal' and that the UK would respond in kind with competitive tax cuts to support UK the economy if the EU looked to offer the UK a bad deal for future trade," he noted.
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Mexico will not "step in the ring and respond in kind" to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign rhetoric, says Mexico's incoming ambassador to the United States.
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Speaking in an interview with former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly, Trump said he had been working for 90 days on the process, which he said was necessary to stop drug traffickers whose products kills tens of thousands of Americans However, Mexico has warned it could respond in kind to such a move, while immigration lawyers said calling traffickers terrorists could in some cases make Mexicans eligible for asylum.
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A top official for the European Union warned Sunday that the 28-member bloc would not hesitate to respond in kind if President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE implemented tariffs on European exporters.
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