I was probably responding to the same thing that #MeToo is responding to.
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Most people responding to the ugly Facebook video from suburban Chicago aren't responding to that video -- not really.
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How do you feel your work is, going forward, responding to that, if it's responding to that at all?
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Responding to an email, then responding to the response, and responding to the response to your response, can take up so much time it begs the question: Should we all quit our day jobs and become professional emailers?
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It's a disaster, because we're not responding to the racial narrative, so we're not responding to white people's genuine racial fears.
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Also the band isn't responding to the vocal, the vocal is responding to the band, which is the wrong way around.
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But he's someone that's very active on Twitter in terms of responding to fans or responding to media outlets who post funny memes.
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"The risk premia are very difficult to incorporate because risk premia are responding to geopolitical, responding to trade tension," Warjiyo told a panel in Bali.
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Responding to a Gizmodo request for comment, a Facebook spokesperson shared a tweet from Facebook's head of VR and AR, Andrew Bosworth, responding to Taylor's thread.
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Once we get working with the material, things always change really dramatically, just from us responding to each other's work or responding to our own work.
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But the Democratic candidates weren't just responding to some heckling at rallies — they were also responding to a clear shift in American politics, one that's visible in the polls.
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We know that wolves, like dogs, are really good at responding to visual cues, such as following a person's gaze off into the distance, or responding to a pointing gesture.
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On Wednesday, coconut water maker Vita Coco began responding to some of its harshest critics online, responding to months-old tweets comparing the company's product to saliva, farts, and semen.
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It spent only $4.1 billion responding to the major $27.1 billion in damage from Ivan in 2004 and only $2.2 billion responding to the $21.1 billion in damage from Charley.
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The DHS and HHS put out statements responding to his claims, but it was Justice on Tuesday that released a lengthy "fact check" responding to Merkley and defending the policies.
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Whereas in 1993 it felt like a title responding to one game, in 2019 it's responding to 20 years' worth, and it does so with an elegance that is astounding.
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Sanders has made responding to Trump's televised addresses a habit, delivering a response to the president's speech on border security last month in addition to responding to previous speeches to Congress.
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A 2016 study by the Department of Justice found that when police officers were killed responding to a call, the most common cause was officers responding to reports of domestic violence.
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" Responding to another commenter, Furlan wrote, "Mind my business?
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" Responding to the post, Judge commented, "Wow that's sad.
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" Responding to Wheeler's comments Wednesday, Nazaryan tweeted "No collusion!!!
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"They've been responding to feedback -- that's encouraging," Smith said.
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"Pranks of this nature deplete the resources of our valuable public safety personnel, in both responding to the prank and in responding to the increased crowds and copycat attempts that these incidents generate."
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Clinton ended up responding to the book in TV interviews.
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Catt Sadler is responding to claims that her former E!
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Kardashian West is no stranger to responding to mommy shamers.
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Hi Brett, Thanks for reading and responding to my article.
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The reason: People have simply stopped responding to phone polls.
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He said Abiy was responding to the business leaders' requests.
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ET, but stopped responding to air traffic control before takeoff.
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Instead, we hear June's (Elisabeth Moss) voice responding to Reagan.
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Jefferson was responding to a subpoena in a criminal trial.
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Nixon was responding to a subpoena by a special prosecutor.
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Fortunately, plants are already accustomed to responding to changing environments.
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"Responding to your previous email, I politely disagree," Levandowski wrote.
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I fire up Outlook and start responding to vendor emails.
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But not long after, the neighbor stopped responding to messages.
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Background: Thornberry was responding to comments President Trump made Tuesday.
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FF's responding to a brush fire between Simi and Moorpark.
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The Firm is responding to and cooperating with these investigations.
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It feels participatory, responding to fill your gaze with motion.
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French politicians, raised on theoretical principles, are responding to evidence.
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However, Lewis has been responding to many of his detractors.
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"They're responding to market conditions," LaVorgna said of the Fed.
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Ms Warren is responding to an enduring set of worries.
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Builders say they are simply responding to a cautious consumer.
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They criticized the administration for inadequately responding to racist incidents.
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"Not necessarily," she wrote, responding to Williams' "smaller poops" comment.
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Xi was responding to the Trump administration's accusation against China.
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She knew how directly we were responding to her work.
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Demand has been soft, so businesses are responding to that.
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Officers responding to a call found all three victims dead.
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Authorities also were responding to widespread reports of local flooding.
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Apple's responding to the crazy crowds with hundreds of tweets.
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Assistant is down right chilly in responding to most requests.
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Convoy of Hope We're responding to historic flooding in Louisiana.
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The same article sees Myhrvold responding to those Valley critics.
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Arguably, these trends are merely responding to what readers want.
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But they didn't [responding to audience member] Harrington Park, alright!
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Tech leaders are rapidly responding to the order on Twitter.
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Here's how Silicon Valley is responding to the immigration crisis.
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Responding to a request from Reuters, Tesla declined to comment.
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He often hedged his answers when responding to lawmakers' questions.
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Responding to if the U.S. is prepared to act, Sen.
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Metro is responding to a derailment at East Falls Church.
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"He's good," Miranda, 38, said, responding to a fan's question.
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Hadley said the girl is now responding to verbal commands.
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Responding to disasters doesn't end when the skies clear, either.
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Missouri's candidates also find themselves responding to surging crime rates.
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Did he do the best job ever responding to Charlottesville?
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Often our three teams were responding to different threats simultaneously.
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HE IS RESPONDING TO DECADES OF MISDEEDS BY CHINA TRADE.
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He is currently in Congo responding to the Ebola outbreak.
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"Got him," Sen Hatch's office tweeted Friday, responding to Sasse.
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Sponsors are responding to needs identified in the medical marketplace.
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On the video, Chao is heard responding to the protesters.
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Expedia is testing responding to hotel booking requests via Messenger.
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I wanted the house to be responding to the questions.
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Officers, responding to a report of gunfire around 6 p.m.
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The government says it has been responding to militant attacks.
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To be sure, America is responding to the opioid crisis.
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David Perdue (Ga.) said on Twitter, responding to Trump's remarks.
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For now, Consumer Reports is not responding to Tesla's complaints.
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Dunford was responding to a question from Hawaii Democrat Sen.
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Go deeper: Read the full paper responding to driverless dilemmas.
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It seemed the company was directly responding to public pressure.
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Mr. Crouley has also stopped responding to the Haggler's emails.
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WPR: How is the Bolsonaro administration responding to prison violence?
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Try doing your *actual* job & responding to our [oversight] letters.
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"I don't even think abt responding to him anymore." pic.twitter.
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We spent many evenings answering emails and responding to texts.
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"The central bank is responding to those pressures," he said.
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Russell Crowe is responding to body shaming comments head on.
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Is there a kind of shooting you dread responding to?
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How do you see music responding to all of this?
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For the record ... Tom's still not responding to the challenge.
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The public did their part in responding to the emergency.
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It was not immediately clear what they were responding to.
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Now it's out and people are really responding to it.
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In practice, much of foreign policy is responding to crises.
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Here's how New York is responding to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Responding to pandemics with a patchwork healthcare system is unrealistic.
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At home, the charity is responding to the squeeze differently.
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What was the thing people were responding to at first?
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Responding to the critics, Mr. Medinsky made his stance clear.
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The key is how are we responding to that disruption.
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He'd been delaying, and not responding to our text messages.
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Afghan airstrikes responding to the attack killed 39 Taliban fighters.
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DCWP will be inspecting stores and responding to consumer complaints.
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We're responding to stimuli and we think we're making choices.
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Other global businesses are responding to the outbreak, as well.
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The officers had been responding to reports of underage drinking.
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Before responding to McDonough, Watson said he made two calls.
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Trump was responding to comments by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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It's people telling their stories and humanity responding to it.
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Leaders are constantly receiving and responding to complaints from employees.
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Responding to questions from Reuters, Myanmar defended the Chinese efforts.
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A Laconia emergency team responding to an overdose last month.
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"They're wrong," Cuban said, responding to the other investors' doubts.
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He signed the receipt briskly, not responding to George's protests.
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Second, private mechanisms already show promise in responding to vulnerabilities.
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Fire crews are responding to a fire at Trump Tower.
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But for the moment, she wasn't responding to his texts.
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We need to start responding to President Trump's new reality.
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Signer was responding to Trump's statement, which followed Virginia Gov.
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Responding to a question during the hearing from Democratic Sen.
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He shook his head in misery, responding to invisible slaps.
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"They're responding to something in the zeitgeist," said one expert.
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"They're responding to something in the zeitgeist," said one expert.
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"The city is responding to new information," Dr. Landrigan said.
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I look forward to responding to you when I return.
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Friends said Mr. Trump was responding to that shifting conversation.
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Hilton is not the only hotel responding to this trend.
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It appears to show a police car responding to a crime scene in Kent, UK. "A police vehicle in Gillingham recreates Fast and Furious 9 when responding to a priority call!" reads the description.
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Our social and political systems and our news media are very bad at responding to problems that are slow and incremental, and very good at over-responding to problems that are minor but newsworthy.
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The infection colonizing her lungs was no longer responding to antibiotics.
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Some people responding to his piece seem pretty angry about that.
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The central bank said it was responding to strong economic growth.
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Q. How is the West responding to the Islamic State threat?
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Whatever your business model, it's the way I'm responding to things.
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A spokesperson responding to media speculation saying it&aposs a jacket.
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ICE $3 million for data reporting violations and not responding to
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Police responding to a call in downtown Boston at 4 p.m.
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The first unit responding to the scene arrived three minutes later.
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Google told Reuters it looks forward to responding to the inquiry.
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This is Joe Scarborough responding to how that all happened. Watch.
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The four-star general was responding to a question from Rep.
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I would say the American producers are responding to market prices.
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People speculates that she's responding to jokes made about him online.
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She's sharing personal videos, family portraits, and responding to fans' tweets.
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I&aposm responsible for responding to your concerns as I have.
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Both declined to say whether they were responding to Sunday's vote.
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Responding to outbreaks is a top priority and an excepted activity.
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He also filed a supplemental affidavit responding to the Cohen filing.
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Now, luckily, enterprising companies are responding to our cry for color.
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Approximately 229,67 personnel from the DoD are responding to the crisis.
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This is the context in which we're all responding to UCLA.
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JM: I think people are also responding to the long takes.
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He was responding to a series of questions from Republican Sen.
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Responding to GMA's tweet, she voiced her agreement on egg classification.
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He said the industry was not responding to the state's needs.
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On April 13, Russia did so, responding to a court order.
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Insurers are responding to technological disruption in a variety of ways.
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It's happy all the time, even when responding to something bleak.
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THE Chinese Communist Party has a formula for responding to crises.
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Some of the trusts are already responding to the government pressure.
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But responding to them involves the real world, which is harder.
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The firm's brief responding to VW is due on March 23.
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But Republicans are also responding to a more immediate political danger.
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How the NSA is responding to this is, understandably, a secret.
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Soon he heard another dog, farther off, responding to his whistles.
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Police say they're responding to an active shooter at YouTube headquarters.
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Google Assistant is just someone responding to slack messages really quickly.
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Responding to a question concerning perseverance, "Someone mentioned lynchings," Giovanni said.
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Officers responding to reports of a shooting shortly after 4 p.m.
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Here's how Allen's friends and associates are responding to his death.
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That's who lives and dies by people responding to his music.
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Counselors responding to people in the South dealt most with depression.
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The Kentucky National Guard issued a statement responding to the allegations.
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Thankfully, Kina is now in veterinary care and responding to treatment.
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Spencer Hight was later killed by police responding to the shooting .
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RATHER THAN RESPONDING TO JUST UPS AND DOWNS OF MARKET MOVES.
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We checked ... and it appears Cardi's been responding to the suit.
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Responding to every single question with a perfect response is unlikely.
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They had told security guards they were responding to a call.
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The firefighters were responding to a medical call on February 27.
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They are responding to signals, the challenge has always been communication.
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How are Kushner and the White House responding to the controversy?
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In 1894, responding to an international anti-lynching movement, Texas Gov.
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United is the worst at responding to customers on social media.
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The financial regulators are responding to rising concerns over cybersecurity threats.
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Most Elgar scholars I contacted said they have stopped responding to
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But underlying it all: elite failure in responding to global turbulence.
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You are doing things for other people, responding to their needs.
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In responding to the NYT piece, Facebook didn't deny either accusation.
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He said he was responding to attacks from the Clinton campaign.
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BP has been responding to lower oil prices by reducing costs.
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"They're responding to different aspects of the economy," Mr. Curtin said.
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He eats at his desk while reading and responding to emails.
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His polling dip suggests that people aren't responding to that approach.
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Meanwhile, state legislators are responding to complaints about drug pricing abuses.
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Washington is painfully behind the curve in responding to climate change.
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Congress is responding to the nation's retirement crisis with bipartisan solutions.
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And, fourth, what options make sense in responding to the Iranians?
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Azevêdo said Brazil was "exploring alternatives" for responding to the tariffs.
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Responding to his complaint, Iran rejected the American version of events.
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The London ambulance service said it was responding to the incident.
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The House minority leader was responding to recent comments from Rep.
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Dr. Breivik is responding to President Obama's National Cancer Moonshot Initiative.
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The officer was responding to a residential break-in, authorities said.
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Responding to Morell's resignation, Manning tweeted "good" with the hashtag #WeGotThis.
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Presumably, this is what this week's vigilante hackers were responding to.
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I believe that's responding to the moves that America is making.
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I'm the only one in the room responding to this shit.
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He has not gotten around to responding to my tweet yet.
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The victims on the boat had stopped responding to the radio.
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Dowd was responding to an email for comment about McCabe's firing.
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Mostly the people responding to our call were people of faith.
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The region has been responding to the migrant crisis for years.
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" Felix Salmon, responding to Hirschhorn: "In other words, HBO doesn't scale.
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Six others, including four officers responding to the situation, were injured.
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And the stores are just responding to consumer behavior, Saunders said.
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Legend and Teigen are taking turns responding to their haters now.
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Congress can lead the world in responding to this dire situation.
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Eddie and Eddie's jokes were what the audience was responding to.
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Responding to the UN's findings Tuesday, Saudi-led coalition spokesman Col.
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As ever, she made her point by responding to a question.
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On Tuesday, Hudgens posted an Instagram story responding to the backlash.
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At the time, polls showed Republicans responding to the "crisis" viscerally.
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The C.I.A. has longstanding secret plans for responding to Iranian provocations.
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Warren says she's responding to the biggest needs she now sees.
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Imagine a hearing-impaired person not "responding" to an officer's command.
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"That was a real intimidation," Trump said, responding to Schumer's comments.
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I think we have done a good job responding to it.
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"They are on the frontlines of responding to patients," she said.
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Some states are already aggressively responding to the Covid-19 threat.
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"They are on the frontlines of responding to patients," she said.
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Jesse, how are state and local officials responding to the coronavirus?
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He was responding to Sheriff Margaret Mims, of Fresno County, Calif.
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The players are now responding to our escalating voyeurism with intimacy.
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Police say officers responding to Level Nightclub just before 2 a.m.
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Officers were responding to a call just before 7:30 p.m.
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Essentially, this is a way of identifying and responding to uncertainty.
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The city said it was responding to interest from the community.
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I'm lacking energy for anything: work, personal hygiene, responding to texts.
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Police officers responding to a 911 call at 4:40 a.m.
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" Responding to Vietor, Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill tweeted: "She said 'yet.
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Governments around the world have begun responding to the perceived threat.
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But the program, however flawed, is responding to a real need.
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But Shefir went silent afterward, and stopped responding to Parnas's messages.
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Emergency personnel are also on the ground responding to the crisis.
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There is no investment in responding to a pollster and venting.
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Your brain is naturally responding to this new...reality we're in.
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KKR and Shamrock issued a joint statement responding to the complaint.
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Sun began responding to their jokes, and then writing his own.
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Responding to a report of shots fired just after 8 p.m.
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AmerisourceBergen said it is in the process of responding to it.
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Officials said police were responding to looting incidents in evacuated neighborhoods.
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Pamela Karlan, a professor at Stanford University, was responding to Rep.
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The United States has few options for responding to such hacks.
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It was just too many people responding to the same thing.
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The former UN ambassador was responding to a tweet from Sen.
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His daughter informed him they were responding to an active shooter.
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Are tech companies responding to the growing wave of online abuse?
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Clinton, he said, seemed painfully slow at responding to Russian hacking.
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In some cases, children on YouTube are even responding to commenters.
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Photo: APSomewhere in between responding to the fallout from accusations of misogyny and sexual harassment, responding to the fallout from its CEO screaming at a bankrupt driver, and responding to fallout from a New York Times investigation uncovering a secret worldwide program to evade police, ride-sharing behemoth Uber had a eureka moment: Hey, why not trot out some women and minorities?
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"I'd like to see some follow-up research that makes sure dogs were responding to the human's negative emotional state, indicated by distressed noises, rather than simply responding to any sort of unpleasant sound," she said.
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"A lot of the victims of these crimes are homeless too, so if we're not investigating these crimes, if we're not responding to these crimes, then we're not responding to the needs of the homeless," he said.
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Our social and political systems and our news media are very bad at responding to problems that are slow and incremental, and very good at over-responding to problems that are minor on the average but newsworthy.
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"Rather than responding to political cheap shots, Senator Feinstein is responding to the everyday needs of Californians by opposing Trump's tax cuts for the wealthy, his attempts to repeal Obamacare and his attacks on Dreamers," he said.
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We found that liberal and moderate whites responding to the more welcoming treatment were more likely to be happy and less likely to be angry or sad than were those who were responding to the restrictive treatment.
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Saturday "while responding to a barricaded suicidal subject," said the sheriff's office.
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Then I'm back to my desk responding to a flood of emails.
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And we all are guilty of responding to work emails on vacation!
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Foster was responding to a report from Mississippi Today journalist Larrison Campbell.
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During the rescue, Loewen said the man stopped responding to his questions.
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Lindsay Lohan is responding to the latest comments from frenemy Paris Hilton.
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Brown posted a video to Instagram of himself responding to the routine.
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Video County police responding to the scene arrested Ramos in the newsroom.
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" Even Gordon himself weighed in ... responding to Mathieu's tweet with, "Wild right !!
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They also confirmed that they are responding to an incident at Vauxhall.
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People everywhere are responding to this moment in dramatic and unprecedented ways.
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Still, Jassy said that AWS is responding to demand from existing customers.
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Responding to Reuters queries, a spokesman for Sahara Credit Cooperative Society Ltd.
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"It's a way of responding to something you don't like," Crossan says.
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"You're clearing listening and responding to each and every post," she wrote.
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Kevin Hart is responding to backlash over his support of Jussie Smollett.
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Chesna was killed while responding to a report about an erratic driver.
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And why is Rihanna wasting her time responding to Banks' trolly methods?
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Before Saturday, he had been responding to playing catch and subsequent treatment.
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Cellphone video posted by WAFF-TV shows police responding to the incident.
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An idea will come up—and immediately people are responding to it.
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Suu Kyi, responding to Pence, said people had different points of view.
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Constantly responding to the constant inflow of the political/cultural/social absurd.
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Responding to the initial tweet, people began roasting the news site's tweet.
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He said officers responding to the shooting found chaos at the scene.
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"I notice that you're not responding to what I'm saying," Corker said.
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It means that Democrats weren't listening and responding to those voters' concerns.
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"It's not even worth me responding to, of course not," she said.
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Health officials are responding to the outbreak with a targeted immunization campaign.
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People were really responding to what we called the kitchen table issues.
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The agencies are stretched to breaking point, responding to plot after plot.
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Jon Harris unexpectedly took the stage after responding to an alleged assault.
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Ukraine itself seems to be responding to the attack with good humor.
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LOTI ended up responding to the attention his video has been getting.
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And now, with this kitchen unit, Rivian is responding to the questions.
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Due to bad weather, authorities were delayed in responding to her call.
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Mr. Hemmersbaugh of the traffic safety agency was responding to a Nov.
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Women have been responding to the tweet posting screenshots with similar results.
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By default, the person you're responding to is added to the thread.
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Sanders was responding to a question from CBS News reporter Jacqueline Alemany.
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Meanwhile, people are responding to Teigen's tweet with translations of their own.
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We also are responding to recommendations received from the Technical Advisory Board.
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The company itself has been silent (including in responding to The Economist).
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STOLTENBERG: We are responding to a more unpredictable and uncertain security environment.
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She was talking generally about diversity, not responding to the Garland nomination.
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But the process for responding to such crises remains wasteful and inefficient.
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But these particular crabs weren't responding to food, or migrating, or reproducing.
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What's your approach to responding to stuff like this on social media?
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" Responding to Trump's tweets on-air, Brzezinski said in June, "I'm fine.
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These companies are responding to big changes in the global car market.
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Q. How is the South Korean government responding to the North's threats?
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Remember, cops in Pittsburgh were responding to a bank robbery on Nov.
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You're obviously just responding to your masculine need for exclusivity and superiority.
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" Responding to that June threat, Russia promised to take "countervailing military measures.
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"Days make a huge difference when responding to a breach," she said.
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Trump is probably responding to Powell saying trade policy is a risk.
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He said it was emotionally difficult for officers responding to the scene.
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Different-sized legs react differently, responding to a variety of different frequencies.
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Social media companies are getting faster at responding to hate speech online.
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Justice Department officials maintain they have been responding to numerous document requests.
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And now we&aposre in the process of responding to that letter.
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The press secretary was responding to similar allegations leveled against President Trump.
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It's unclear whether Rispoli knew he was responding to a satirical article.
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The National Health Service (NHS) said it was responding to the incidents.
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Valencia was responding to a domestic violence call from Lindsey&aposs girlfriend.
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Valencia was responding to a domestic violence call when he was shot.
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The company, in a statement, said it was responding to the letter.
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Picard said the city spent over $1.2 million responding to those calls.
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Here's how 10 top tech companies are responding to Trump's DACA decision.
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Responding to my tweet of a Washington Post story published on Dec.
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Trump was responding to an unusual attack from Rubio over the weekend.
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Trump pauses before responding to questions, smiles throughout, and gives measured responses.
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"We will be responding to the Committee in due course," he added.
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The ride-sharing app is responding to an investigation from BuzzFeed. 2.
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Local firefighters responding to the call on Sunday at 10:15 p.m.
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Consumers are researching and seeking out products rather than responding to advertising.
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Meanwhile, energy stocks are obviously responding to the slip in oil prices.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones is finally responding to her cameo in The Office!
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"It wasn't that," she said with a laugh, responding to the question.
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The claim that it is simply responding to popular demand seems doubtful.
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Mattis reiterated a call for diplomacy in responding to North Korea's threats.
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"We are responding to a drone sighting at Heathrow," the airport said.
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Responding to Sarah Sanders, a reader calls The New York Times: pic.twitter.
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She also retweeted journalist Glenn Greenwald responding to a story about Rep.
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The ACLU is representing Open Whisper Systems in responding to the subpoena.
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Grassley was blunt on Monday in responding to a question about McConnell.
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He's said to be responding to treatment and appears to be recovering.
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"She also wasn't consistently responding to cues from her handlers," he added.
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Here's an embed of Zuckerberg's Facebook post responding to the shooting: ( function() {
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But in her telling, she's simply responding to slights thrown her way.
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By all appearances, it seemed that communities were responding to Emmer's appeal.
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Responding to questions about the Ramstein event Thursday, Air Force spokesperson Capt.
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How Tesla is responding to the accident involving Autopilot is less clear.
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The foundation, assisted by its legal counsel, is responding to the subpoena.
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Aaron Pilkington called the banner "funny" in a tweet responding to Elliott.
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Silence. She actually was responding to our questions, just not out loud.
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Responding to disasters is exciting and politically attractive, preventing them is not.
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Why do people keep responding to your texts with the word "honk"?
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High debt ratios also suggest reduced policy space for responding to shocks.
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Rocha was responding to news of Trump's border security deal with Mexico.
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There's no checking emails, responding to text messages or pinging over Slack.
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Christie said that he switched because he was responding to his constituents.
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It said it was responding to "continued military pressure" from the army.
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Responding to the speech, Kim said Trump's comments amounted to an insult.
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Tencent is responding to the Chinese government's increased scrutiny of video games.
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Germany showed no signs of responding to calls for big fiscal spending.
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Ferrero's Nutella USA confirmed the recipe changed in tweets responding to criticisms.
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Overall, Trump has been fairly vague in responding to questions about Iran.
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Something to monitor, though, is how Mayfield's teammates are responding to him.
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"They've been responding to natural disasters, so that's their forte," Wilkie said.
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Or the invite to that thing you've been putting off responding to.
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"Charlize wasn't responding to his calls and texts," someone told Us Weekly.
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Smithville Police, responding to reports of a shoplifting at Walmart, questioned Dial.
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We also are responding to recommendations received from the Technical Advisory Board.
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The same applies to responding to the turn signals of other cars.
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In fact, the church is responding to the concerns of its members.
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"Speak truth, sis!" proclaimed Rashida Tlaib, of Michigan, responding to her tweet.
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I'll be responding to several later today, within the column's comments section.
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Harry's also responding to how much fear Jamie has at the end.
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LCD's music has a frustrating way of anticipating and responding to criticism.
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It was a rare move of the company responding to public outcry.
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So why are lawmakers responding to mass killings by loosening gun laws?
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He seemed to be responding to that with his statement in court.
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Companies are facing unprecedented challenges in responding to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Think twice before responding to your ex — or before texting them first.
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The Trump administration stumbled out of the blocks responding to this threat.
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The confrontation swiftly escalates, with multiple police vehicles responding to the scene.
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Here are some of the organizations responding to the Rohingya refugee crisis.
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That experience, too, resonated with many women responding to the Facebook callout.
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Meanwhile, the community is responding to Stott's death with grief and shock.
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I start responding to several text messages I've been ignoring all day.
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Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.), one of the House managers, responding to Philbin.
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The big picture: Graham was responding to a question about Republican Sen.
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Mr. Kuczinski said he was hired after responding to a newspaper advertisement.
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In the 1960s, consumers were also responding to increasingly sophisticated marketing strategies.
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Sanders was responding to a reporter's question about a tweet from Sen.
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Military force cannot be the only means of responding to these atrocities.
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Mr. Mateen was killed by police officers responding to the mass shooting.
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" Responding to CNN's Jake Tapper, Pompeo declared, "That's not what he said.
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Q: When did you start responding to Mr. Winogrand's work with fiction?
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Southport Officer Aaron Allen was murdered while responding to a car crash.
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The Federal Reserve is responding to these events by raising interest rates.
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Republicans are responding to the initiatives of progressive prosecutors with a vengeance.
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Because of their fears of Russia, they are responding to the pressure.
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"Well, then I don't know what I'm responding to then," Kavanaugh replied.
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It appears Trump was responding to a tweet from Puerto Rico Gov.
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On the East Coast, fishers are responding to a different environmental threat.
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Responding to a question, Harada said Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc.
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Harris, 72, now spends most of her days responding to 911 calls.
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Hong Kong police say they are only responding to violent criminal behavior.
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Elliott, 21, is still in the process of responding to the questions.
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Perry was responding to a question from the committee's top Democrat, Sen.
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Now Chaudhry is responding to every letter with his own personalized letters.
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Responding to criticism from Wall Street, Wells Fargo also successfully cut costs.
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Any decision responding to an attack would have to be made quickly.
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Julius Schulte, who was responding to a April 1985 domestic disturbance call.
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The second half is devoted to reading and responding to student poems.
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Obviously initially the government were criticized for not responding to the abduction.
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The men had been responding to a report of an armed robbery.
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In his Facebook post responding to the allegations, Tyson denied Amet's account.
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But when she stopped responding to his texts, he began to worry.
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She sees the two covers as responding to each market for fiction.
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"The market's really responding to the decisive action from the board," he added.
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N, said on Tuesday, responding to an analyst's question after it reported earnings.
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Other officers responding to the scene commandeered kayaks, apparently from nearby houses. Sgt.
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If you're responding to someone IRL, you're constantly reading their expressions and adjusting.
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China is responding to the rising demand by building hundreds of new airports.
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Responding to such devastating circumstances requires a great amount of discernment and depth.
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Daniel Baker was killed after responding to a call about a suspicious car.
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"After responding to shots, the policemen managed to restrain the assailant," it said.
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So in Elena's family, responding to her sexual identity has much higher stakes.
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First, our brains are constantly monitoring, responding to, and adapting to our bodies.
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Cyrus, 25, also shared the video, responding to Chris with three heart emojis.
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Responding to Trump's comments earlier Saturday to civil rights icon and Georgia Rep.
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Meanwhile, Israel has begun responding to "arson kites" with airstrikes against Hamas targets.
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Murphy Brown became a show almost entirely about responding to the political moment.
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I mean, he is picking some personal fights for responding to personal attacks.
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Emergency services responding to the fire discovered a fuel canister near the scene.
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Police found the baby in cardiac arrest after responding to a 911 call.
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Monitoring and responding to the weather has turned into a full-time job.
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Wickremesinghe spoke separately at his official residence and refrained from responding to Sirisena.
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Colleges are gradually responding to that demand by adding more finance-focused options.
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The company is not responding to media inquiries, a PR rep told TechCrunch.
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Lynas was responding to a media report that its renewal had been approved.
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Robert Mueller is responding to claims about his investigation for the first time.
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Here are 17 Steps for Recognizing and Responding to Warning Signs of Suicide.
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The Utah senator did say he admired them for responding to congressional subpoenas.
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He was alone in the ambulance and was not responding to an emergency.
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Friday, Delta CEO Ed Bastian put out a statement responding to the legislation.
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" Responding to an Instagram comment, Ripa, 49, labeled the backlash as "fake outrage.
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If you stop responding to a crying baby it will just stop crying.
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At least two officers were injured while responding to the attack, he said.
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Nevertheless, the BoE appears to be responding to these developments to some extent.
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Responding to questions from Robert Mueller is President Trump's literal moment of truth.
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Should the Fed be responding to what the, the criticism from the President?
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That means responding to all pings in the way a real responder would.
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Women might even be responding to their partners' possible deficiencies, at cooking, say.
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But women, rather than enjoying housework, may instead be responding to society's expectations.
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The button is also recessed and positioned to avoid accidentally responding to pressure.
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Stein's lawyer said they found no documents responding to either of those categories.
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"We are responding to low wages, but white people aren't," Spriggs told Axios.
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Pro-democracy politicians, responding to Lam's announcement, said a suspension was not enough.
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But instead of responding to Tamar, he calls Charley, who doesn't pick up.
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Ellen Pompeo is responding to backlash over her recent comments about Grey's Anatomy.
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The doctors themselves are SHOCKED by how well Trebek's been responding to chemo.
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Some brands have been responding to fans and haters on Reddit for years.
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Police found her body while responding to a request for a welfare check.
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Pelosi reiterated those points in a letter responding to McCarthy on Thursday afternoon.
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Teigen's seen the laughing emoji responding to the ordeal, and she's not impressed.
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Another officer responding to the same 911 call then shot Forster several times.
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Responding to Mr. Sanders's call for a $15 per hour minimum wage, Mrs.
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In part, Tesla is responding to concerns about how the stuff is sourced.
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The security forces say they are responding to a violent campaign by militants.
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Responding to the complaint, Amazon has denied it is in breach of COPPA.
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Meanwhile, online, the German media was largely responding to Friday's share price drop.
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I am bad at responding to emails, let alone initiating an email conversation.
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Vanguard is responding to the enthusiasm by expanding its suite of investment options.
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Responding to years of derision by President Donald Trump and other critics, Sen.
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This is him responding to being blatantly disrespected and not having any communications.
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She also emphasized the fears among Hispanics about responding to a citizenship query.
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He was responding to Trump's doom and gloom, but it's the wrong response.
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The tailors are responding to demand from a small but growing customer base.
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Dawson attempts to reassure his audience through disclaimers and by responding to critics.
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Unfortunately, the people responding to the prompt were Jill Stein and Gary Johnson.
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Baltimore police had just finished responding to a call about 3:30 a.m.
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The two officers were shot at Friday while responding to a domestic incident.
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Sunday Two Wellston police officers were shot after responding to a disturbance call.
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The drug industry has shown more explicit signs of responding to the pressure.
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But still, nothing is worse than wasting your life away responding to emails.
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When it comes to responding to cyber-attacks, attribution is the first problem.
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Sadly, Indonesia has much experience to draw on when responding to tectonic disasters.
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Rest assured, I will be responding to emails when I return on DATE.
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However I think our teams have done an excellent job responding to it.
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Responding to allegations of humiliation, sexual assault and deprivation raised by Democratic Sen.
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" Kourtney then went on the defensive, responding to her sister: "And I do.
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In one example, police were responding to a call about a possible suicide.
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All of which are responding to the recent course corrections by the president.
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So, I cut ties, stopped responding to their requests and stopped the appearances.
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He was responding to the terrible command of the hallucinations in his head.
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Police responding to the scene found scattered toilet paper and a foul smell.
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"We were not aware," SWIFT said in a statement responding to Reuters inquiries.
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Casey filed docs Monday responding to Summer's divorce petition ... filed that same day.
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Amazon, responding to news of the EU probe, said it would cooperate fully.
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Responding to Kasich's charges, Bush told CNN he didn't "profit" from the job.
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But that didn't stop Twitter users from responding to Sprouse's tweet in droves.
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For agencies responding to FOIA requests, being too busy is business as usual.
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Responding to the news during an interview on CNN's "Erin Burnett Outfront," Rep.
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Police officers responding to the crash heard screams coming from inside the trailer.
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Could information be the most potent lever in responding to Putin's influence operations?
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It remains unclear whether the Trump administration will bother responding to the accusations.
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"We were cooperative in responding to it," the statement issued last week said.
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Detectives confirmed the findings were human skeletal remains after responding to the area.
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Dissanayake said he was responding to a request by the criminal investigation department.
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Responding to popular pressure, the government agreed last week to tighten asylum rules.
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The officer was reportedly responding to complaints about the woman from her neighbors.
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Actor Chris Evans came to Craig's defense, responding to Morgan in a tweet.
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Responding to her boyfriend's sweet note, Kardashian simply replied with a heart emoji.
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Police said they were responding to reports of a man with a gun.
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Authorities released the first body camera footage of police responding to the shooting.
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The insects in the Arctic are responding to the shift by hatching earlier.
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"The Fed is responding to the inputs that have been provided," he said.
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But an officer responding to the scene fired at Roberson and killed him.
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Subjects who agree to be interviewed suddenly stop responding to her e-mails.
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Responding to these critiques, Peters tweeted: You obviously don't understand Republicans very well.
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Responding to the government's reform package today, the ride-hailing giant sounded pleased.
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Early Monday morning, as the winds subsided, rescue workers began responding to calls.
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They were killed while responding to a disturbance report around 11:25 a.m.
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Hurd says responding to the alleged hacking should be a non-partisan issue.
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McDaniel's tweet linked to a full statement responding to the Washington Post story.
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Authorities found Cain after responding to a well-being check, The State reported.
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It said it was working on responding to the letter within 15 days.
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In responding to Hugin's criticism, Menendez's campaign highlighted the senator's focus on policy.
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He shot Jefferson while responding to a wellness check at 2:25 a.m.
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He shot Jefferson while responding to a wellness check at 2:25 a.m.
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Last year, responding to a series of civilian killings involving the police, Gov.
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Responding to the election results in Malaysia, Chinese international real estate website Juwai.
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The shooter was killed by officers responding to the scene within a minute.
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Six of the officers were killed responding to domestic and public disturbance calls.
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Thank you to the first responders, teachers, and parents responding to the scene.
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But Yellen said that the yield curve could be responding to other forces.
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"We've been trying to reach out, nobody is responding to us," he said.
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Radio traffic from fire officials responding to the blaze paint a desperate scene.
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Over the weekend, Trump spent much of his time responding to television news.
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The couple stopped responding to texts and calls from relatives on October 16.
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A police helicopter, responding to numerous 911 calls, first arrived on the scene.
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Rather than responding to floods as they occur, more communities are being proactive.
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Others said it's just Trump being Trump – responding to whatever catches his eye.
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Evercore does not represent activists, only companies responding to them, Mr. Altman said.
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Possibilities include a limited verbal interview or responding to Mueller's questions in writing.
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Responding to the raid, she accused investigators of trying to smear her husband.
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Before Maddow's show even began, the White House began responding to the allegations.
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Skripal is reportedly responding to treatment and is no longer in critical condition.
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Have you felt audiences responding to that since you began showing the film?
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That is what we are responding to: what the IPCC said is necessary.
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This time around, it seems to be responding to court orders, and fast.
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If anything, growers are responding to its popularity and producing more of it.
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Responding to social pushback, Zoho and SendGrid also cut ties with the site.
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Inside the the robot kit are four columns responding to a player's limbs.
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Parker published a lengthy post on his Facebook page responding to the news.
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Jack Shanahan said, responding to Insider's queries at a Pentagon press briefing Friday.
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Micah's father David died in May 2016 responding to a residential burglary. Sen.
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Mulvaney began responding to the remark about Hall when Sanders cut him off.
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"Responding to the threat, forces fired at (the) main instigators," the spokeswoman said.
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The company began responding to requests for accounting-related documents in July 2017.
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Casual dining chains are responding to shifts in consumer behavior in uneven ways.
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Among those burdens, he said, were responding to civil lawsuits and criminal charges.
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Even US government agencies charged with responding to the pandemic have been targeted.
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The choreographer Simone Forti observed from the sidelines, responding to the dancers' questions.
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Responding to the interconnected threats of coronavirus and global recession requires creative policymaking.
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She said he was not responding to any requests from reporters for interviews.
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Within hours, firefighters were responding to stuck elevators in buildings that lost power.
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Still, Mr. Priebus and Mr. McGahn repeatedly delayed responding to Mr. Trump's request.
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And a president has a uniquely powerful platform for publicly responding to charges.
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"I find myself responding to inquiries I might have ignored before," they explain.
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Ms. Yard-McCracken recommended responding to transgressions of social norms by setting boundaries.
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Trump is not responding to a groundswell of public support for these men.
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But people aren't responding to the new policy as the government had hoped.
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Responding to criticism from the former president, Mr. Trump hurled his usual insults.
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Nonetheless, patients responding to immunotherapy were the ones with the master gene mutation.
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Harris says her plan is responding to a real discomfort among American people.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar got off a zinger, responding to a boast by Gov.
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After the monument was closed, its Twitter account began responding to upset visitors.
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Responding to a series of restrictive abortion laws aimed at overturning Roe v.
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But both countries are responding to domestic and international pressure over women's rights.
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He has blocked many critics, preventing them from directly responding to his tweets.
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"He is responding to treatments and appears to be recovering," the statement read.
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When you're responding to a scandal by blaming the messenger, you're in trouble.
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Responding to his critics on Twitter, Mr. Cleese stopped short of an apology.
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More and more people are responding to gun violence as a personal issue.
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On Thursday, responding to the day's editorials, the president once again lashed out.
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"All of a sudden he wasn't responding to his neighbors," Ms. Scott said.
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Mr. Dunn, responding to an email inquiry on Friday, declined to answer questions.
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The stock market often moves ahead of the economy, responding to changing expectations.
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We invite you to submit letter to the writer, responding to their story.
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Dior did not provide a statement responding to the criticism of the campaign.
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Commissioner O'Neill said Officer Veve was responding to an unpredictable kind of call.
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The Times community team will be responding to your questions in the comments.
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How do I respect my own emotions while responding to her with empathy?
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Police were responding to a report of a domestic incident at Brown's home.
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Lawmakers are responding to the rapid rise of cyberattacks targeting the aviation industry.
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We need to quickly develop a consensus approach to responding to this crisis.
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Fair-minded leaders and citizens are responding to the bipartisan call for reform.
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In a statement responding to the GOP leaders, Finance Committee ranking member Sen.
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Siri is capable of responding to a huge library of commands and questions.
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The officers were responding to a 911 hangup call involving potential domestic abuse.
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Smart companies are responding to this by offering help beyond just retirement planning.
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The iPhone's new braille keyboard display would also sometimes stop responding to input.
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Two Virginia state troopers responding to the protests died in a helicopter crash.
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It can be really hard to read and see who's responding to who.
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Responding to Schwab's remarks on Tuesday, ICE stood by its criticism of Schaaf.
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Insys denied allegations of wrongdoing in a court filing responding to Cantone's lawsuit.
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A solid, well-rounded candidate should be capable of responding to any crisis.
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How are public institutions in Australia responding to sexual assault and sexual harassment?
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So responding to violence by calling for self-censorship has it precisely backward.
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Witnesses painfully lurch back and forth in responding to friendly or hostile fire.
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Mohammed Alshamrani Alshamrani was killed by a sheriff's deputy responding to the shooting.
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John Kennedy on how the Trump administration is responding to the novel coronavirus.
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Kids asleep, I'm eating a still-warm raspberry bar and responding to messages.
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"We are responding to a major crisis without having the basics," he said.
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The officers were responding to a call about a man with a gun.
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He's responding to a few proxy votes because that's all that's been public.
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As Americans, we have a long history of responding to crisis with resolve.
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The suspect was killed by law enforcement responding to the base early Friday.
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The gunman was killed by law enforcement responding to the scene on Friday.
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Responding to news of Sotoudeh's sentencing, campaigners against the compulsory hijab were defiant.
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What, then, do the U.S. markets see, and what are they responding to?
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Sheriff Morgan said two of the eight were deputies responding to the scene.
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The White House issued an emphatic denial by Kavanaugh responding to Swetnick's allegation.
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They say they are also responding to excessive use of force by police.
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The question to naysayers is this: What else are the markets responding to?
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Trump, meanwhile, is responding to the impeachment inquiry with increasingly incoherent talking points.
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This is in part because these agencies, too, are responding to technological developments.
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The fire truck was responding to a vehicle collision in the northbound lane.
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We look forward to responding to this letter and outlining the company's approach.
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How are officials in countries around the world responding to Mr. Trump's actions?
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Responding to Kennedy's remarks, CMS defended Verma's work in a statement to POLITICO.
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Sherrard died after responding to a shots fired call at an apartment complex.
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Responding to the report, the Air Force deputy director of public affairs, Capt.
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So I'm responding to your request, if that's what you want to do.
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"My clients are actively working toward responding to that presidential memorandum," he said.
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CDC spokesman Tom Skinner said the agency had been responding to Florida's requests.
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Menashi, a White House aide, was responding to a question from Democratic Sen.
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Rushing to work, only to spend the first few hours responding to emails.
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The responses could help inform an international protocol for responding to first contact.
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"We are responding to an active shooter," it said via its Twitter account.
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She was responding to a report of a migrant body on a ranch.
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Firefighters and police officers responding to a 911 call at 12:13 p.m.
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They want people talking about and responding to content that favors the regime.
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Our police services are very busy everyday responding to all forms of violence.
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"I am not in the business of responding to emotions," he told Motherboard.
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That was buoyed by a bidding war from distributors responding to the premiere.
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Responding to right-wing protests with violence, then, isn't just counterproductive; it's unnecessary.
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A sixth employee and five police officers responding to the scene were wounded.
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The university was also reportedly responding to enrollment that exceeded expectations this fall.
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Very little work has been done on understanding and responding to these possibilities.
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The company has yet to release a public statement responding to the order.
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After responding to the August earthquake in Lombok, Indonesia, Americares is sending emergency response experts from the United States and Jakarta to assess the damage and needs of those in Palu, and assist their partner organizations responding to the crisis.
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"Pranks of this nature deplete the resources of our valuable public safety personnel, in both responding to the prank and in responding to the increased crowds and copycat attempts that these incidents generate," he said in a statement on Monday.
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In addition to prepositioning supplies in anticipation of natural disasters, other changes require officials responsible for responding to natural disasters or terrorist attacks to meet regularly to conduct drills and design and update plans for responding to worst-case scenarios.
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See also:The European Parliament elections are responding to a changed world (May 16th 2019)
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Patridge reportedly told cops that Bohan was not responding to her calls and texts.
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See alsoThe European Parliament elections are responding to a changed world (May 18th 2019)
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Police responding to a domestic violence call found the woman speaking to security guards.
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In 2013, 7 percent of US adults responding to Gallup admitted to smoking marijuana.
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Police responding to reports of the attack found five individuals suffering from gunshot wounds.
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Responding to the study, the American Beverage Association stressed the safety of sugary drinks.
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Jacobus says she was responding to Caputo&aposs attacks, but slamming his kids, please.
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In fact, by responding to the shitty behavior, such a reply arguably incentivizes it.
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FEMA personnel at the Regional Warning Center were tasked with responding to nuclear emergencies.
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"I did play rugby with Prince William," Eddie shared, responding to a caller's question.
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What has your own journey been like when it comes to responding to people?
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There are also partisan differences in how people are responding to recent political news.
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But, Black Magic went M.I.A. and stopped responding to Von's demands for his cash.
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Trump has relied on brazen lies and falsehoods while responding to the Russia investigation.
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An outgoing acting ICE director, Thomas Homan, responding to the madness on Fox & Friends.
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When Infowars was de-platformed, it was companies responding to news of the day.
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For months Ike asked for a refund, but staff stopped responding to her emails.
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"Messenger Kids is not responding to a need — it is creating one," they write.
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And only 23.1% of voters approve of how he's responding to the impeachment inquiry.
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The company is also making several changes when it comes to responding to complaints.
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And this is key: You're not just responding to these devices, you're anticipating them.
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Authorities were responding to a call about a gas leak around 9:38 a.m.
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By doing so, they were responding to the needs and concerns of black voters.
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A captive could also find itself responding to an I.R.S. investigation, litigation or penalties.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Which sounds like you're saying no percentage in responding to the President.
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Trump was criticized for not responding to the Charlottesville incident quickly or vigorously enough.
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The three banks declined to comment on how they are responding to the crisis.
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Responding to the criticism via Facebook on Monday, organizer Ori took a defiant stand.
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"Responding to plane accidents isn't something that we do often," Captain Bentley told reporters.
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Officials said the officers were responding to an incident when they came under fire.
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Appropriately responding to complaints — while understanding that a complaint is not "complaining" — is another.
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Responding to and preparing for a public health emergency is costly and labor-intensive.
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But even so, Best Buy seemed oddly defensive in responding to the initial complaints.
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Preventing and responding to sexual harassment is also a central focus of Buttigieg's agenda.
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Aggressive in opioid approvals, the FDA has been lethargic in responding to the consequences.
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He had him hooked and responding to his emails in a matter of hours.
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Police were responding to a shooting near the Baton Rouge Police headquarters on Sunday.
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Responding to the haters so often backfires, leaving you looking like the crazy one.
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"It's complicated," he said on responding to people who inquire about his estranged son.
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Officers responding to a 911 call at Trott's Upper West Side apartment on Oct.
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Passive aggressive notifications work particularly well when users aren't responding to our daily reminders.
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Michael Chesna, who was killed earlier this month while responding to a car crash.
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The officers were responding to a 911 call about a person with a gun.
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Khan a 'hero' Responding to the backlash, Trump issued a statement Saturday praising Capt.
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"What was very important was how her date was responding to it," she said.
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Indonesia's budget for responding to natural disasters, including eruptions, is just 4trn rupiah ($296m).
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"Responding to a disaster as a civilian is not without its risks," Marchetti says.
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"My friend's not responding to anything and she's tied up," he told the dispatcher.
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A Secret Service spokesperson is not immediately responding to a request for additional information.
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San Francisco police officers were responding to a medical call around 8:50 a.m.
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I was actually just in the middle of responding to some folks about it.
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And some designers are responding to what women and non-binary people really want.
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Kendall Jenner is responding to the backlash over her recent controversial comments about modeling.
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Service workers need to be flexible and creative, particularly when responding to customers' desires.
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The military was responding to attacks on Kilis, near the Syrian border, Davutoglu said.
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Responding to the move, China's Commerce Ministry urged the United States to act "cautiously".
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"Tell Chuck I was already up," Manchin quipped to reporters, responding to the comment.
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She represents parents who are responding to petitions filed against them in Family Court.
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Responding to Mashable's enquiries, the company said Crowder's content did not violate its policies.
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Police were reportedly responding to calls that an armed man was outside the store.
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By 4 am on Saturday they were responding to their first call for help.
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All of which makes responding to Brexit a political minefield for the UK government.
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Responding to a question about the Green New Deal championed by New York Rep.
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"Military force cannot be the only means of responding to these atrocities," he said.
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Not responding to my questions even though it was your job to do that.
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When I get up he's usually responding to email and launched into what's happened.
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Ms Takaichi was responding to a question about the departure of the three anchors.
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The deputy was responding to a noise complaint about music coming from Hill's garage.
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The Syrian government says it is responding to attacks by al Qaeda-linked jihadists.
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We have received questions from some government agencies and we are responding to them.
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Responding to the allegations, SEBI had sought a reply from InterGlobe by July 19.
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Still, others are pleased to hear the studio responding to their very real concerns.
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Fairbanks, after initially agreeing to an interview, backed out and stopped responding to messages.
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The footage I saw showed it's clearly something you're thinking about and responding to.
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Grubbs was interested in how the public might be responding to this exaggerated narrative.
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Just really putting our grief into action — that's how we've been responding to it.
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Responding to sudden mass protest and media outrage over this 9-year brewing scandal.
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That hasn't stopped its social media account from responding to requests over several days.
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The Book of Face now lets you express more emotions when responding to posts.
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I THINK THEY WERE CLUMSY IN HOW THEY GOT AROUND TO RESPONDING TO THIS.
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Hadley said Monday the girl is "still holding on" and responding to verbal commands.
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I think that's what people are responding to, just seeing themselves in the show.
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He told the publication that he is explicitly responding to Donald Trump's Muslim Ban.
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Trump and other Republican candidates were responding to a question about comments that Gen.
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Peskov was responding to a question from CNN on a conference call with reporters.
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She zoomed over forlorn dusty roads, responding to the beckoning call of new adventures.
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"He is now responding to the treatment quickly and is recovering," the doctor said.
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In responding to the danger, the bank opted to do more than cut rates.
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These companies are responding to legitimate concerns about certain chemicals, like BPA and phthalates.
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They're the same techniques she has used while responding to trolls on social media.
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On the surface, it appears that the chain is responding to simple consumer demand.
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By responding to this crisis so tactlessly, she could very well lose her job.
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This is a positive step toward responding to these risks and protecting our nation.
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The officers were responding to a report of an open door at her residence.
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" Responding to a reporter's question in jest, "Apropos of nothing, what's the secretary's IQ?
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Later responding to Trump, Corker said the claims in the president's tweets were untrue.
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But it is never too soon to think about responding to the next recession.
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Responding to their voters, many states have decriminalized marijuana or authorized its medicinal use.
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González denied the bribe, saying that he was responding to concerns in the community.
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And in the case of Amazon and others, clearly customers are responding to convenience.
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How she continues responding to these criticisms could determine how far her campaign goes.
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Officials Responding to Oil Spill From Cargo Ship in Hawaii, the Associated Press reports.
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Burnham, who's been tasked with defending Trump, was responding to a hypothetical from Kelly.
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Many Irish people responding to RTÉ's tweet were having just as much trouble.
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Responding to Pakistan's invitation, Modi's foreign minister, Sushma Swaraj rejected the idea of talks.
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No one is saying that responding to a disaster of such magnitude is easy.
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Colleges are responding to cost sensitivities by decreasing sticker prices or offering free tuition.
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And Butterfield is still reading customer comments on Twitter — and responding to them personally.
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And Californians, responding to an executive order issued in April last year by Gov.
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Was the person in the photo being emotional, or just responding to a situation?
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When he opened the pages, they fluttered briefly, as if responding to a memory.
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The most effective strategy for responding to Russian disinformation online is a proactive one.
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Customs officials would not say what type of activity the agents were responding to.
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Acacia, responding to media speculation, added that there was no certainty of a deal.
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But some responding to the article cite another reason: the joy of living alone.
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Real termites, by contrast, are masters at responding to the novel and the unpredictable.
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He doesn't think that responding to photography's digital evolution alters the center's fundamental purpose.
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"She isn't responding to even her closest friends' calls," one person told the publication.
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ALERT: Secret Service personnel are responding to a police/medical incident on Pennsylvania Ave.
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It was not worth amplifying such attacks by responding to them, advisers often reasoned.
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Our friends at Scholastic also offer these Resources for Responding to Violence and Tragedy.
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An SEC spokeswoman did not comment beyond the letter responding to the GAO's conclusions.
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But no similar attention has been placed on responding to text messages, it added.
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Law enforcement officials are responding to the incident on the sidewalk of Pennsylvania Ave.
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Responding to Delaney's assertion that he was not pitching "fairytale policies," Warren was blunt.
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"I don't even think about responding to him anymore," she told reporters last weekend.
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Chris Christie chided the Obama administration's "weakness" in responding to North Korea's nuclear efforts.
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We are preventing and responding to criminal activity, which is a very different thing.
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Responding to a question about a recount in the Florida Senate race between Gov.
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But responding to the way things look is an experience shared by most people.
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Clark was shot by police responding to a report that someone was breaking windows.
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Israel police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said police were simply responding to the noise complaints.
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Another view depicts riders on the bus responding to the moment of the crash.
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" Responding to a request for comment from Reuters, a BMW spokesman said that "U.
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Responding to the public outcry, this afternoon YACHT issued a statement clarifying what happened.
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How do you see the FBI responding to this historic situation as an institution?
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Principally, he said, the automaker is responding to the changing landscape for its business.
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Our obligations to customers and law enforcement preclude us from responding to your inquiry.
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"I find myself responding to inquiries I might have ignored before," said Anlina Sheng.
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" Mitchell was responding to "an extreme feeling of alienation, of just dealing with depression.
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Activists like Southwest Organizing Project activist Roberto Roibal are already responding to the site.
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In a letter responding to a request to do so by New Jersey Rep.
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Warren couldn't let the 'Pocahontas' attacks hang in the air without responding to them.
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Once President, he was also much too slow in responding to the AIDS epidemic.
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He was responding to a question about a possible merger with Societe Generale (SOGN.PA).
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Responding to the need, the organization provided orphaned boys with beds, food and schooling.
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My friends had stopped responding to my emails — or at least, stopped responding quickly.
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But on Friday, the government took a measured approach in responding to the ruling.
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Pentagon denies asking combatant commanders to give advance notice before responding to coronavirus concerns
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Mercy Corps has also been in Indonesia responding to the August earthquake in Lombok.
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No one should constrain work on responding to coronavirus due to data protection laws.
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Here's how spring break hot spots are — or aren't — responding to the coronavirus warnings.
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You can see a stadium employee in a yellow shirt responding to the situation.
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Above, Bill Sherlach, whose wife was killed in the shooting, responding to the ruling.
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Readers responding to our callout overwhelmingly named Marsha P. Johnson as someone to immortalize.
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I used to waste huge parts of my workday reading and responding to emails.
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It's about not responding to texts immediately or answering Facebook friend requests too soon.
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Responding to the violence, more protesters rushed to the scene to confront the troops.
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Like Twitter hole, where you spend an hour responding to people, or searching hashtags.
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Below, we've outlined how the most prominent delivery services are responding to COVID-19.
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Thank you to the members of law enforcement who are responding to the emergency.
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And airline passengers are responding to the growing lines at airports by delaying travel.
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The last half of "Snap+Share" shows artists today responding to this image overflow.
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Responding to school shooting threats is a routine reality for local police departments nationwide.
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Responding to a series of highly restrictive abortion laws aimed at overturning Roe v.
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The mayor was responding to a New York Times editorial that suggested the idea.
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Here are five ways the luxury travel industry is responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Adams was responding to new recommendations from the American College of Surgeons issued Friday.
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They may be terrible at reading and responding to other's feelings and social cues.
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Responding to public pressure, the government of Mexico began an investigation in January 2017.
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But they were responding to a guy who ran because he saw the police.
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The reason: to avoid European Union tariffs responding to those of the Trump administration.
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Among those burdens, Judge Kavanaugh wrote, were responding to civil lawsuits and criminal charges.
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There's a risk that in responding to the incitement, I am amplifying Trump's message.
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Our task is going to be responding to Trump with show and not tell.
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Firefighters accustomed to tough situations were overcome with emotion after responding to the fire.
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The embattled president on Sunday promised peace for Venezuela without specifically responding to Trump.
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Big retailers are responding to the popularity of Rent the Runway and Le Tote.
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And he spends a lot of time responding to people who reach out online.
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The top White House official in charge of responding to pandemic diseases, Rear Adm.
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Dear Mark, Thank you for responding to our letter from your personal email account.
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And I don't think you've seen me responding to people with ad hominem attacks.
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And, responding to individual shareholder queries, they also spoke about their dreams and regrets.
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Eymeric Segard, the CEO of LunaJets, says he's responding to the "flight shaming" movement.
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Delmar said he anticipates completing the inquiry and responding to lawmakers in the spring.
|
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Perhaps markets were responding to some other source of good news about the economy?
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The DNC is responding to the Weinstein scandal by just shifting his donations around?
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Scaramucci was responding to reports that the President called for Mueller's firing last June.
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Looks like I picked a good day to stop responding to Trump's bizarre tweets.
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"ADD TO COMPETITION" Responding to the CMA, Deliveroo and Amazon both defended the deal.
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The former president is "responding to treatments and appears to be recovering," McGrath said.
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But those monies, programs and toys may be needed in responding to Hurricane Harvey.
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None of this is to argue against responding to Iranian provocations in the region.
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Many countries, however, do not even bother responding to inquiries sent by American agents.
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For many professionals, responding to emails takes up a sizable chunk of work time.
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"Detectives are responding to interview victims/witnesses, and the investigation is active," it added.
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A secondary infection developed beneath the initial one, and it's not responding to treatment.
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Responding to Trump's tweets this weekend, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, Sen.
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Or in the case of jobs, it's really about who is responding to you.
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Police officers in Chicago seem to be responding to the changes, Mr. Guglielmi said.
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Pop has hollowed itself out, responding to both artistic instincts and more prosaic incentives.
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The ICJ case can play an important role in responding to this particular situation.
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Jaen was responding to a call from a citizen who reported a suspicious vehicle.
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Responding to the violence, Trump deployed some 750 U.S. soldiers to the Middle East.
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The officers had been responding to a call about a man with a gun.
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But she rarely considers such criticism worth responding to, in contrast to the president.
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Kane didn't feel like a real person was responding to what she had written.
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He was responding to tense negotiations over AT&T's proposed merger with Time Warner.
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Reid's story about how the marijuana industry is responding to the news is here.
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Eight others were injured in the attack, including two deputies responding to the scene.
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"So we're reclaiming our original mission and we're responding to audience interest," he added.
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When you have your arms crossed and are responding to questions, you look defensive.
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Williams was responding to a call at a gas station when he was killed.
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" Yulín Cruz, responding to Sanders' statement, asked, "What is there to be proud of?
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He shot the officer, who was responding to a domestic call, in the head.
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Given this complexity, responding to the crisis required precise, targeted and nuanced policy remedies.
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Officers were responding to a 911 call claiming that someone was breaking into cars.
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" Responding to the social media user, King Edmonds agreed that she was "too thin.
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In this trailer, we see Luke finally responding to this blast from his past.
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Pelosi, responding to a question about Ocasio-Cortez's win, said its impact was overblown.
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But in responding to the misconduct, Trump is engaging in new forms of misconduct.
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The officers were responding to a 911 call regarding a man brandishing a gun.
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McMaster was responding to reports that Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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"I asked if it was true," the actress said of responding to the rumors.
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Some Fed officials worry that investors are not responding to the recent rate increases.
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How are the tax plan's advocates responding to their very big, very bad problem?
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Another wag imagined him responding to traffic or overcrowded hospitals with an F-15.
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"[Black Americans] are responding to low wages, but white people aren't," Spriggs told Axios.
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Tsakalotos was responding to a question from a European Parliament deputy during a hearing.
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"When you are responding to a marketing pitch, you are not thinking," Walker says.
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" Responding to Elba, who asked if this was real, Thompson said: "It sure is.
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They are responding to what has become a truism in the golf course business.
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We're already seeing studios responding to demands for diversity, even if it's extremely slow.
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"The (solicitor general) cannot be faulted for responding to the new circumstances," McConnell said.
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Within the hour, Clinton was responding to the tape on Twitter: This is horrific.
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The new feature won't prevent Home from responding to voices of users without accounts.
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Right now I'm making work responding to the way I connect with the world.
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In previous debates, the candidates got to take turns directly responding to one another.
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The food industry is responding to major shifts in the way young people eat.
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The panel was confident the DRC had plenty of experience responding to the virus.
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And he maintains, Russia is only responding to western media meddling in its backyard forever.
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Responding to bodies with neutrality is one of the most powerful things you can do.
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"He is a phenomenal communicator," Ms. Haberman said, responding to a question about Mr. Trump.
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Another three employees have been located and are responding to rescue teams, the firm said.
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The thugs were responding to a summons by Tareck el Aissami, the country's vice-president.
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Update: Ailes released a statement Wednesday responding to the lawsuit: Gretchen Carlson's allegations are false.
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Trump: Streep is a 'Hillary lover' Responding to Streep's speech, Trump again denied mocking Kovaleski.
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Tori Spelling is responding to Internet trolls who spoke negatively about four of her children.
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Read was responding to a question about Trump's vow to lower drug prices for consumers.
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But it's the threat — not the promise — that black Americans are hearing and responding to.
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There's a big market, Liao explains, in helping people understand how they're responding to medications.
|
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Opposition members of parliament, responding to the impending appointment of May, demanded a general election.
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" In a Twitter post responding to the flyers, Bhalla wrote, "We won't let hate win.
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" Shelby County Commission Chairman Melvin Burgess, responding to the KKK post, called it "completely unacceptable.
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TMZ obtained the audio, and you can hear LAFD responding to a reported cardiac arrest.
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Let me start though with Dan Bongino responding to the great one and Trey Gowdy.
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Connor said the units responding to the scene concentrated on getting passengers off the plane.
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Two state troopers were also killed in a helicopter crash while responding to the chaos.
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"There's lots of people you think about" after responding to a 911 call, says Bosco.
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On the other line, a detective, responding to my missing persons report, was on hold.
|
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But that doesn't mean it's admitting any wrongdoing, only that it's responding to user feedback.
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The father said his daughter stopped responding to radiation about one month before her death.
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Bullishness is at 22009 percent of market professionals responding to the latest Investors Intelligence survey.
|
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The franchise owner and the police officer responding to the call apologized to the family.
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She is an expert in how species are responding to changing temperature and precipitation patterns.
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Unlike many government officials, Zhou did not refer to prepared material when responding to questions.
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But why limit a smart speaker to just responding to your demands and playing music?
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Officials said the officers were responding to a domestic disturbance call when they were shot.
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The 26-year-old actress broke the news when responding to a fan on Twitter.
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Responding to this grassroots pressure, President Obama announced his support for strong network neutrality protections.
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So Musk was in a sense just responding to those jabs with his crude tweet.
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Yet Mr Trump will find responding to these shifts to be trickier than did Reagan.
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Responding to Fox's tweet about the article, people roasted the piece for its unintelligent premise.
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The perpetrators behind WannaCry have been particularly bad at responding to payments with decryption keys.
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" Responding to the piece, Trump criticized the "failing New York Times" and its "gutless editorial.
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Whether the US and the UK are responding to a specific threat is still unclear.
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Responding to Reuters story, Reliance strongly denied making any payments via third parties to PDVSA.
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People on Facebook complained the company hasn't been responding to messages, emails, and phone calls.
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The company tweeted a parody of T-Swifts now-famous note responding to Kim's Snapchat.
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It has skilfully taken advantage of globalisation, deftly responding to changing markets and transport routes.
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Businesses now expect more tailored working spaces - and commercial developers are responding to those demands.
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He added that the EPA is in the process of responding to the recent letter.
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Many group members say they are responding to calls from #MeToo to address toxic masculinity.
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Immigrants are responding to such moves by severing ties with the government and heading underground.
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" Responding to his wife's joking critiques, Legend commented on the post with one word: "wow.
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Responding to criticism from the Mandela family, the DA defended its use of his words.
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MACCALLUM: And, see how the campaigns are responding to the debate in realtime, go toGoogle.
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Most people would like to know whether or not people are responding to their work.
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Once a site has exhausted this budget, the browser stops responding to any further calls.
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I think the Fed has to be careful in responding to the current trade tensions.
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PMLE, on the other hand, is a photosensitivity, or the body responding to ultraviolet light.
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People in the industry are really responding to that, our sales team gets really excited.
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And the successes of black female candidates suggest that voters are responding to this demand.
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A lot of the Democrats were responding to Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Syria.
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Responding to critics of the Affordable Care Act, the labor secretary touted a significant statistic.
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It can be tough when you feel like you're responding to something in the world.
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HPE declined to comment to CNBC, citing a policy against responding to rumors and speculation.
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Both U.S. corporate profits and GDP growth are responding to changes in household net worth.
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Many people have been responding to say how helpful and inspiring they found his message.
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"I have tried to refrain from responding to that," the 77-year-old singer explained.
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Responding to its announcement today unions were generally critical, arguing it's not going far enough.
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Instead, its leaders were actually responding to an insult from Russian President Vladimir Putin himself.
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The company's Twitter account is also responding to freaked out users at an inhuman pace.
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Police responding to a hotline report found a large bruise on AJ's hip in December.
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Police, responding to a 911 call about a suicidal man with a gun, came too.
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Apple declined to comment to CNBC, citing a policy against responding to rumor and speculation.
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The movement's decentralized form of leadership, though, can hurt it when responding to a crisis.
|
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Police, responding to a 911 call about a suicidal man with a gun, came, too.
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Responding to a deadly space rock in a timely manner, however, is another challenge entirely.
|
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Hue's servers couldn't keep up with the demand and weren't responding to the incoming requests.
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In fact, 92.5% of 30,000 Army women responding to a 2013 Army survey weren't interested.
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Two state troopers were also killed in a helicopter crash while responding to the rally.
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At the end of the get-together, Rob promises to start responding to everyone's texts.
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NBC4 in Los Angeles reported that officers responding to the scene were met with gunfire.
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On defense, Europe and Canada have tried to show they are responding to Trump's demands.
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It has been Google's tactic in responding to the EU. It was Schindler's tactic, too.
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Responding to the offer in a separate statement, independent directors of KMG EP advised caution.
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The French firm had been dragging its feet in responding to the DOJ, infuriating prosecutors.
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Though initially receptive, Weist stopped responding to The Verge's emails shortly after Dawson's documentary aired.
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