She said terrible things, so I just responded in kind.
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The deeper bass of the ship's horn responded in kind.
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It cannot be said that Israel has responded in kind.
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Lee responded in kind and it got a little ugly.
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Trump has responded in kind by praising Arizona state Sen.
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China responded in kind later in August, introducing , effective Sept.
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Eric F. Phillips, the mayor's press secretary, responded in kind.
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Ms. Vardy responded in kind, with a post on Twitter.
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Turkey responded in kind, raising tariffs on some U.S. imports.
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Provocations by Morocco have infuriated Polisario, which has responded in kind.
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Turks responded in kind when an earthquake struck Athens weeks later.
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Retail spaces have responded in kind to the area's wealthy residents.
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White responded in kind, miming himself holding a pen and paper.
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The army responded in kind to the Pakistani shelling, he said.
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China responded in kind, placing tariffs on $110 billion in U.S. goods.
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Russia has denied wrongdoing and responded in kind with expulsions of Greeks.
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Beijing responded in kind, announcing plans to impose duties on U.S. goods.
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Beijing responded in kind, placing tariffs on $28503 billion in U.S. goods.
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China responded in kind, and the tit-for-tat escalated for months.
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Some accepted, wrapping an arm around Rose as he responded in kind.
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After Britain ordered 763 Russian diplomats to leave, Moscow responded in kind.
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China responded in kind with large tariffs on American-grown agricultural products.
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Turkey responded in kind, placing tariffs on American cars, tobacco and alcohol.
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Turkey's military responded in kind and fired artillery into Syria, the agency said.
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Turkey responded in kind, raising tariffs on U.S. cars, alcohol and tobacco imports.
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Trump responded in kind in his own campaign speech later in the day.
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Iran responded in kind, designating all U.S. troops in the Middle East terrorists.
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Iran responded in kind, designating all U.S. troops in the Middle East terrorists.
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Malaysia responded in kind, stranding an estimated 1,000 North Koreans in the country.
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And record labels have responded in kind with a flourishing catalog of albums.
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Mr. Sisi responded in kind, sometimes in language mimicking a Trumpian sales pitch.
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" The US President responded in kind, calling the North Korean leader "fat and short.
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"We have responded in kind within the right to self defense," the statement said.
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"We have responded in kind within the right to self defense," the statement added.
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The WikiLeaks Twitter account responded in kind, accusing Snowden of seeking a presidential pardon.
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Banks, never one to back down from even an imagined offense, responded in kind.
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China, late on Tuesday, responded in kind, proposing tariffs on aircraft, soybeans and automobiles.
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Some famous people who were attacked for their Saudi Arabia posts responded in kind.
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Indeed, the difference was striking, and the crowd responded in-kind to Trump's subdued tone.
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Any US protectionist economic measures or trade sanctions can be responded in kind, Li said.
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China quickly responded in kind and soon an all out trade war was in process.
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When he succeeded, Democrats responded in kind by becoming the party of pro-choice crusaders.
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Tayshia points out that she was asked about Katie's warning, and she responded in kind.
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And the president has responded in kind by lobbing personal insults at top Senate Democrats.
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Others, most notably Senator Marco Rubio, responded in kind, and looked bad doing it. Mrs.
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The Street responded in kind, sending shares of Tesla down nearly 10 percent on Wednesday.
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The federal government has responded in kind with a litany of suits of its own.
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" Barr responded in kind: "I don't believe Mr. Mueller would be involved in a witch hunt.
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The military was conducting reconnaissance work and responded in kind to the attack, the ministry said.
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Teachers, parents and policymakers certainly acknowledge the growing influence of technology and have responded in kind.
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Meadows responded in kind by introducing a resolution to oust Boehner from the top leadership job.
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The army responded in kind but covered up official violence, with relevant documentation emerging relatively recently.
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China responded in kind, announcing its own tariffs on US goods, with a focus on farming.
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Other markets responded in kind to the trade truce, which was reached Saturday in Buenos Aires.
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Beijing responded in kind by banning from its state offices U.S. and other foreign-made technology.
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A new, democratic Brazil was born; society exploded, the economy boomed and art responded in kind.
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SETZER: I don&apost think that -- no, I don&apost think that we have responded in kind.
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The anticipation for this release was tangible even without a rollout, and the fans responded in kind.
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Kesha returned with her triumphant Rainbow earlier this month and now, the world has responded in kind.
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Beijing responded in kind almost immediately, announcing plans to impose duties on $50 billion in American products.
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He may be competing as a heavyweight these days, but Haye responded in kind as you'd expect.
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Mr. Trump responded in kind, characterizing Mr. de Blasio as the worst mayor in the city's history.
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The Chinese government responded in kind, with 5% to 10% tariffs on $60 billion in US goods.
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Cruz responded in kind, saying Trump would be a "coward" if he attacked the Texas senator's wife.
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Beijing has responded in kind, making it much harder for US companies to sell in the Chinese market.
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On Saturday night, Buttigieg responded in kind before a throng of party activists, while Biden barely showed up.
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Trump has used the following weeks to blame Democrats for the impasse, and Democrats have responded in kind.
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The Chinese government responded in kind, with between 5% to 10% tariffs on $60 billion of US goods.
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Ms. Dorrance and her collaborators on the project, Josette Wiggan-Freund and Hannah Heller, have responded in kind.
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It has not responded in kind to the expulsion of Qatari citizens by Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE.
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The military was conducting reconnaissance work and responded in kind to the attack, the ministry said in a statement.
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The brewsky missed its apparent target, but Shirley responded in kind ... opening up her own can of whoop-ass.
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And President Trump has responded in kind with several attacks on CNN since his time on the campaign trail.
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" Trump responded in kind on Twitter Thursday, writing, "Crazy Joe Biden is trying to act like a tough guy.
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China has responded in kind, outlining its own plan on Wednesday for measures on $16 billion of American goods.
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He's placed tariffs on billions of dollars in Chinese goods, to which Beijing has responded in kind each time.
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China responded in kind later in August, introducing new tariffs on $75 billion worth of U.S. goods, effective Sept.
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The president responded in kind, handing them control over strategic cabinet selections and the boards of state-owned enterprises.
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" Thunberg responded in kind by changing her Twitter bio to read, "A teenager working on her anger management problem.
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Iran has already responded in kind by labeling the US military a terrorist organization, a move Tehran vowed to do.
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Business leaders across the world have responded in kind, showing their belief in Tennessee's future by voting with their checkbooks.
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Trump has criticized Amazon and the Washington Post, which Jeff Bezos owns, on Twitter, and Bezos has responded in kind.
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Savvas responded in kind and it sent the Thai crowd of knee-jerk cheerleaders into a wild and squalling din.
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Catholicism responded in kind: Papal encyclicals denounced liberalism as a pestilence and an evil, mired in selfishness, materialism, and unbelief.
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Rudolph attempted to rip off Garrett's helmet, and Garrett responded in kind before striking Rudolph over the head with it.
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Former President Obama has responded in kind, campaigning against President Trump and the Republican Party in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The next day, Beijing responded in kind, putting the same percentage of tariffs on the same amount of American goods.
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The US has already placed tariffs on approximately $250 billion in Chinese goods, to which China has responded in kind.
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The publisher's lawyer responded in kind, saying the president was using the highest platform in the land to censor someone.
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Fox has relentlessly promoted and defended Trump -- and he has responded in kind by showering its hosts with coveted interviews.
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When Republicans responded in kind, Democrats killed the filibuster for all executive-branch nominees except those to the Supreme Court.
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Trump responded in kind: "She's very, very weak on illegal immigration," he said on the campaign trail in South Carolina.
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" Thunberg immediately responded in kind by changing her Twitter bio to read, "A teenager working on her anger management problem.
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Oyston has responded in kind: banning the local newspaper from the club and starting litigation against a number of supporters.
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China responded in kind, threatening tariffs on $50 billion in U.S. goods and taking particular aim at American agricultural products.
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China responded in kind on Wednesday, promising to take "necessary countermeasures" against the U.S. if Washington follows through on its threat.
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RELATED: 10 best lines from Graham's presidential campaign Trump responded in kind, even releasing Graham's personal cell phone number in public.
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So, in turn, candidates have responded in kind by only occasionally mentioning Mueller and Russia as they campaign across the county.
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Among those he challenged was "Arab Idol" winner Mohammed Assaf, who responded in kind — helping the online campaign to go viral.
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Ventimiglia responded in kind, because internet boyfriends know exactly how to tug at fans' heartstrings and avoid conflict with government agencies.
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The Turkish government responded in kind to the U.S. refusal to process visas — before Erdogan followed up with his rhetorical broadside.
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Conway's husband, George Conway, has been a highly public critic of President Donald Trump, who has responded in kind over Twitter.
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That said, these officials said that if the North Koreans had approached Pence with pleasantries, he would have responded in kind.
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The EU responded in kind with tariffs targeting more than $3 billion worth of U.S. goods including bourbon, yachts and motorcycles.
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Democrats have responded in kind under Trump, and consequently many of his biggest regulatory changes have not yet fully taken effect.
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Beijing responded in kind on Monday, saying it would hike taxes on $60 billion worth of U.S. imports, starting on June 1.
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And yet, Democratic leaders and their media allies in Washington have of course responded in kind by focusing on nothing but impeachment.
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" The president responded in kind, tweeting the now-famous picture from inside the meeting with a biting caption: "Nervous Nancy's Unhinged Meltdown!
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That warning comes as President Donald Trump has threatened many of America's major trading partners with tariffs — and they've responded in kind.
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Malaysia responded in kind, preventing all North Koreans from leaving Malaysia until the safety of Malaysians in North Korea could be assured.
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Over the summer months, the U.S. had also implemented 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese imports, and China responded in kind.
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The markets have responded in kind, with the major averages getting a boost and a rush of investor money coming off the sidelines.
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" Froggatt responded in kind, saying she feels Lawrence is one of the best actresses of her generation and "such a good role model.
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On Tuesday, India carried out air raids over Pakistani territory, its first in nearly 50 years, and on Wednesday, Pakistan responded in kind.
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Russia responded in kind to the US' sanctions after several months delay and ordered large cuts in the US diplomatic staff in Russia.
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Major defense stocks have surged to record highs this year as President Donald Trump has responded in kind to threats from North Korea.
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Since then, the countries have responded in kind, suggesting tariffs of their own against American exports such as pork, peanut butter and motorcycles.
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The trade war effectively started earlier this month, when the United States imposed the first round of tariffs and China responded in kind.
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As the real world has gone through cycles of collective fear and threatened or actual violence, the horror genre has responded in kind.
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Those shown more upbeat posts in turn posted significantly more of their own upbeat posts; those shown more downbeat posts responded in kind.
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Graham responded in kind with a video of him destroying a cellphone with a golf club, blender, chef's knife, toaster oven and fire.
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The careless mission, coupled with the "in your face" naming in the executive order, were unsustainable affronts to Yemen and it responded in kind.
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As Clinton prepared to deliver a speech eviscerating Trump for legitimizing white supremacists and cozying up to far-right extremists, Trump responded in kind.
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Trump responded in kind, telling GOP leaders they needed to "get tougher" or he'd be forced to go it alone and lead the party.
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" But this time, they and their allies responded in kind, in an extraordinary exchange that some analysts saw as "a race to the bottom.
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Angels and miscreants got in on the action, pushing and pulling, the Devil stretching out his hand and zapping everyone; God responded in kind.
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The great showman responded in kind by playing air guitar and swaying to the music while smiling and nodding straight into the TV camera.
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In the ornate parlor, Trump dubbed the financier "the great Steve Schwarzman" and Schwarzman responded in kind, thanking the president and calling the Jan.
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It's calculated to satisfy the TV show's biggest fans, (who have responded in kind, catapulting the movie to a record $31 million opening weekend).
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That's not to say Iranian hackers haven't conducted cyber espionage against the US, Israel, and Saudi Arabia, or that those countries haven't responded in kind.
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Trump responded in kind, even defending the size of his manhood -- in reference to the hand comments -- in the GOP debate in Detroit last week.
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Upon hearing about Aldo's tweet ahead of his post-fight presser, McGregor responded in kind by labelling Aldo a "loser" for celebrating another man's loss.
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The chance to play alongside far-flung colleagues inspired a festive spirit, and the audience responded in kind, clapping after each movement and occasionally yelping.
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National Front officials at the Lyon rally responded in kind, calling the former investment banker the candidate of "international capitalism" to boos in the crowd.
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Sanders's campaign has responded in kind, working aggressively online to portray Sanders as the anti-Bloomberg and Bloomberg himself as a kind of mini-Trump.
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Looking abroad, CIA collection on Russia will similarly almost certainly be negatively impacted now that Russia has responded in kind by proportionally expelling American officials.
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China responded in kind by announcing penalties on $245bn of American goods, which prompted Mr Trump to threaten to levy additional tariffs on goods worth $223bn.
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Of course, some of Trump's critics have responded in kind, refusing to stay at or live in a Trump-branded property since he won the election.
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Ms. Warren, who called for Mr. Trump to write a check to the National indigenous Women's Resource Center, responded in kind on the president's favorite platform.
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Russia responded in kind to those expulsions by booting out dozens of foreign diplomats, including 60 American officials, and shuttering the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg.
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And his backers have responded in kind — GOP mega-donor and Trump supporter Robert Mercer donated $300,000 to a super PAC backing former Republican state Sen.
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Winstead's followers responded in kind, sharing photos of themselves as young teens with a caption about what they were doing instead of dating a 32-year-old.
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Both leaders will surely discuss their ongoing trade war; the US placed around $250 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, to which Beijing has responded in kind.
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The past few years have yielded evidence that younger generations, in particular, are more likely to prioritize sustainability while shopping, and clothing companies have responded in kind.
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"There was nothing Bob Hope loved more than an audience, and audiences responded in kind," Vincent Canby wrote in an obituary of that comedian in The Times.
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The Republicans responded in kind, charging that it was Mr. Obama, not Mr. Trump, who turned his back on Ukraine and naïvely sought a "reset" with Moscow.
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Trump has responded in kind, repeatedly referring to Warren as "goofy" and "Pocahontas" -- the latter a reference to the controversy surrounding the senator's claims of Native American roots.
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Pitt's legal team responded in kind, claiming the actor loaned his estranged wife $8 million as a home loan and paid another $1.3 million in child support payments.
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The pendulum, obviously, has swung sharply backward since the inauguration of President Trump, who has repeatedly criticized African-American athletes, many of whom have publicly responded in kind.
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Today Intel responded in kind during its keynote presentation in Taipei, introducing new processors and laptops, in addition to unveiling Ice Lake, its 10th generation Intel Core chips.
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After an old video of her dancing in college was recirculated last week online, she playfully responded in kind, filming a new clip of her outside her Congressional office.
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Twitter users have responded in kind, sending him pictures of their own favorite stores, including a family-run location in Hampshire in the UK that does indeed look wonderful.
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Through wide-scale rezoning efforts, and city-financed incentives to build high into the sky, developers have responded in kind, placing this section of Brooklyn under scaffolds, seemingly forever.
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The regime responded in kind, laying the groundwork for extremist groups to legitimize themselves as protectors of the people while mobilizing Syria's youths under the banner of radical ideologies.
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The market has already responded in kind with several companies selling home kits, phone apps and growing advice to the millions of potential amateur green thumbs across the country.
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And the campaign donation scorecard from 2016 proved that corporate America responded in kind, giving to the Clinton campaign over team Trump by wide margins in industry after industry.
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The White House has already imposed tariffs on $22.4 billion worth of Chinese goods, and Beijing has responded in kind with retaliatory duties on $73 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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Were that to occur, Seoul would follow the path of several countries - the Soviet Union, Britain, France and Pakistan - that responded in kind to their adversaries' possession of nuclear weapons.
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The US responded in kind by bringing down an Iranian drone above those waters and organizing an international effort to patrol the strait so tankers can safely travel in it.
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China responded in kind Wednesday, announcing tariffs on up to $50 billion of imports from the U.S. The retaliatory move targets 106 U.S. products, including agricultural goods and auto parts.
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On Wednesday, his official Twitter account responded in kind, releasing what could be his final video appearance: an earnest, unprompted speech Lee made about how much he valued his fans.
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I'm pretty surprised that with this kind of content and showing this kind of vulnerability, it's really sweet to see how people have responded in kind with their own vulnerability.
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China's Ministry of Commerce has responded in kind by announcing two phases of tariffs on the same amount of U.S. goods, with the latest salvo hitting Wednesday night local time.
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Sanders, speaking after Clinton at the dinner, responded in kind, teeing up his comment on electability by saying he wanted to be "clear" and "a little bit political" in his comments.
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Whether the United States used nuclear weapons preemptively, or simply responded in kind, could it count on a nuclear power such as Russia or China to stand down and give in?
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" Hannity responded in kind, writing on Twitter that he was "sorry" that the CNN reporter's "precious feelings are hurt & that people can see through your lying bullshit for what it is.
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Mr. Qani, the provincial council member, said it appeared that the Taliban had been diverting resources from Helmand to neighboring Farah, adding that the central government had not responded in kind.
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In retrospect, I realize that there was definitely time for less-lethal options, but I had waited until the suspect was determined to use deadly force, and then responded in kind.
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Horiguchi threw the kitchen sink at his opponent, including a face stomp, but Motoya somehow withstood that punishment and responded in kind with attacks of his own in a frenetic first round.
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" The good folks of Adult Swim's responded in kind, referencing Musk's staunch belief that humanity is doomed with a casual, "Thanks, E. Just riding this out until the singularity hits, you know?
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After an old video of Ocasio-Cortez dancing in college was recirculated by trolls online in January, she playfully responded in kind, filming a new clip of her outside her Congressional office.
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Malaysia responded in kind, with Prime Minister Najib Razak instructing the police to prevent all North Koreans from leaving Malaysia until he was assured of the safety of Malaysians in North Korea.
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I remember thinking, there is no point in being anything other than who I am, so I was honest about my life, my loss, the complications of survival, and he responded in kind.
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This proved a sign of things to come as Cruickshank once again attempted to blitz Yachi, who responded in kind with short right hook to knock Cruickshank out cold, sending him crashing to the canvas.
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And Biden's campaign has responded in kind: Kate Bedingfield, Biden deputy campaign manager, lambasted Sanders' campaign last week, but since then, Biden's campaign has responded to Sanders' less hostile rhetoric by calming their own word.
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Investors tuned out the latest escalation in the trade war between the world's two largest economies, with markets around the world climbing slightly as President Trump announced new tariffs on China and Beijing responded in kind.
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" Trump saw through the euphemism and responded in kind, later telling Fox & Friends, "I like his acting, but in terms of when I watch him doing interviews and various other things, we're not dealing with Albert Einstein.
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Audiences responded in kind with unabashed and unparalleled enthusiasm, racing out to see a small army of superheroes repeatedly saving the world in a year in which it felt like the world was perpetually careening into disaster.
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Scaramucci has stepped up his criticism of the president in recent weeks, and Trump has responded in kind, arguing his former aide is a "dope" who had little to do with his presidential campaign or White House.
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Hyfield responded in kind: I Hannah Hyfield of New gate Market, hearing the Resoluteness of Elizabeth Wilkinson, will not fail, God-willing, to give her more Blows than Words, desiring home Blows, and from her no Favour.
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The Red Sox responded in kind on Tuesday, filing a complaint against the Yankees claiming that the team uses a camera from its YES television network exclusively to steal signs during games, an assertion the Yankees denied.
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On Tuesday, Pyongyang — angered by a police investigation that has named several North Koreans as suspects — said that no Malaysians living in North Korea would be allowed to leave the country, and Malaysia quickly responded in kind.
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Omega, suddenly not only the face of New Japan in the United States but also now its defender, responded in kind, eventually making clear in no uncertain terms that Jericho would have to kill him to beat him.
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Trump responded in kind, making a crude joke about his penis size at a following debate, and seemed to get the better of the tiff against "Little Rubio," who lost momentum rather than gain it after the attacks.
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Progressives have responded in kind: by targeting not just the Trump administration officials appointed to run immigration enforcement but ICE agents themselves, whom they have cast as moral monsters whose power needs to be drastically curtailed or destroyed.
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"The China Securities Finance Corporation loosened controls on margin lending on Friday and Chinese markets have responded in kind, rallying aggressively as soon as they reopened," said Angus Nicholson, a market analyst at spreadbetter IG, in an afternoon note.
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Trump responded in kind, calling a male CNN anchor "a beauty," referring to an ABC News reporter in the audience as a "sleaze" and vowing to take his war against the press to the White House if he's elected.
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There was nothing stagnant or comfortable about the performance, and the crowd responded in kind, gleefully participating in a moment of group catharsis that few were ready to let go of when the band left the stage for good.
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Angered by Malaysia's investigation, North Korea slapped a travel ban on Malaysians earlier this month, trapping three diplomats and six of their family in Pyongyang, while Malaysia responded in kind, stopping more than 300 North Korean nationals from leaving the country.
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" The North Korean leader — who is believed to be 33 — responded in kind, with a translator interpreting, "The old prejudices and practices worked as obstacles on our way forward, but we've overcome all of them, and we are here today.
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As they explain it: Since the Trump administration is committed to using 12th-century military technology to protect our country from Mexican invaders, we have responded in kind by building a 30-foot trebuchet, a medieval catapult designed to destroy walls.
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Hollywood responded in kind, providing him with copious public support while also giving some Americans the sense that Obama was increasingly "out of touch" or didn't understand the plight of those who didn't regularly pal around with Beyoncé or Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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On the other side is Clinton, who with Arendtian poise casts cold water on a tribalist politics — she has admirably not responded in kind, even if she has frequently indulged in a politics of fear by playing up the monstrosity of her opponent.
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"He was in a silver Hyundai Sonata with fake license plates and when security forces tried to stop him, he refused to comply and opened fire toward security men who responded in kind to neutralize his danger, and as result he was killed," SPA said.
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But the Peterson study shows that if he delivered on his trade policy promises and America's trading partners responded in kind, as would be likely, the US economy would end up in recession within two years as consumption, investment and government spending all contracted.
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There was certainly no guarantee that Clarke was going to be able to make this kind of character work, but he has completely thrown himself into the role, and wrestling fans—not stereotypically known as a particularly progressive or tolerant audience—have responded in kind.
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Having a well-regarded release on Nic Fanciulli's Saved Records would give anyone the confidence to explore further with their sound, and Lane's responded in kind with all three tracks of her new EP Diary of a Madwoman—out January 29—showcasing a newfound boldness.
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But China, Canada, Mexico and the European Union have responded in kind, targeting politically important products such as crops from red farm states, bourbon from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's home state of Kentucky and motorcycles from House Speaker Paul Ryan's state of Wisconsin.
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After the British government blamed a Russian agent for adding a lethal dose of the radioactive element polonium-210 to tea sipped by Alexander V. Litvinenko, a former Russian Security Service officer, Britain expelled four Russian diplomats in 2007, and Russia responded in kind.
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The Communists responded in kind: 1967 saw the war changing from Viet Cong "punji" stakes of sharpened bamboo and booby traps to North Vietnamese infantry battalions backed by heavy Russian artillery firing from across the Demilitarized Zone, one of the war's more ironic oxymorons.
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That same low line side kick kept Holloway from stepping in on McGregor in their fight and when Cub Swanson began throwing it at Holloway, the Hawaiian responded in kind and showed that he had actually spent some time working with it since the McGregor bout.
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Elizabeth Warren sought to match Trump's Twitter fire, using some of the same harsh language he has made a staple of the campaign, he responded in kind -- and upped the ante, repeatedly calling her "Pocahontas," a reference to the 2012 controversy over her claimed Native American heritage.
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Osamu Tezuka, who is credited with the creation of the "anime eye," was directly influenced by Walt Disney and Max Fleischer, and responded in kind with his manga series Astro Boy, the tale of a sweet doe-eyed robot boy who's been rejected by his creator.
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The strains of "Flower of Scotland," the country's unofficial hymn, had been drowned out by deafening jeers and whistles from the home crowd; the visiting supporters had responded in kind when that was followed by "God Save the Queen," the anthem of England and, of course, Britain.
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Russia responded in kind on Saturday, when the Russian Foreign Ministry summoned Laurie Bristow, the British ambassador to Russia, to tell him that 23 diplomats have one week to leave Russia "in response to the provocative actions of the British side and unsubstantiated accusations," according to a statement.
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It calculated that the US would enter a recession and lose close to 4.8 million private sector jobs if it imposed a 45 percent tariff on non-oil imports from China and a 35 percent tariff on non-oil imports from Mexico, and if both countries responded in kind with identical tariffs.
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For a race defined mostly by its nastiness — Mr. Menendez's Republican opponent, Bob Hugin, has spent millions on negative ads, and Mr. Menendez, with help from the national party, has responded in kind — the focus for the two senators was less about the opponent on the ballot than the man in the White House.
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" The hospital responded in kind on Facebook: "Our condolences Ashley and the rest of your family for the loss of your grandfather, we hope that this visit has brought a little bit of comfort to you at this difficult time … We are so proud of our fantastic staff in Ward 3 and infection control at Ninewells for making this happen.
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Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE (D-Va.) responded in kind.
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As the clock struck midnight and July 299 began, the United States formally imposed 22014 percent penalty taxes on a long list of Chinese products; the Chinese government — as it has previously said it would — responded in kind with an equally large set of new taxes on what is designed to be an equal quantity of American products, mostly agricultural goods.
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We've already seen what a tiny amount of competition can do in the wireless market: T-Mobile wandered up to the line of violating net neutrality by zero-rating various services, Verizon and AT&T responded in kind, and eventually the arms race ended up in all four major wireless providers offering unlimited data plans — effectively zero-rating everything and offering consumers something that looks an awful lot like net neutrality.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) and House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar MORE (D-Md.) have responded in kind, denouncing Tlaib's critics for twisting her message in an effort to divide the party and win the favor of Jewish voters, who have long flocked to the Democrats' side.
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