China responds in kind with tariffs on $83 billion of U.S. goods.
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If one side starts throwing warheads about, the other responds in kind.
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When the United States implements a trade action against China, China responds in kind.
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Whether or not it responds in kind, China will redouble efforts to become technologically independent.
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Trump sees an attack on the business as an attack on the daughter, and responds in kind.
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He responds in kind, with a thumbs up or heart or—his favorite—the grinning cartoon chicken sticker.
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The track offers an inhuman rhythm, so the video responds in kind, bleak, beautiful, and devoid of life altogether.
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The music responds in kind, dizzying guitars and radiant electronics and mellifluously intersecting vocal runs shimmering in orderly harmony.
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The scenario here is that North Korea goes one provocation too far and South Korea finally responds in kind.
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While the Ynaa come in peace, tensions arise as an islander is murdered, and as his brother responds in kind.
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The most powerful stakeholders in the status quo push for more of the same, and every institution responds in kind.
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This is especially true in the summer; as the temperature creeps up, my body responds in kind by sweating profusely.
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"In my country, we see you as a savage nation whose army shoots our children for sport!" the man responds in kind.
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So, when Alice announces she did manage to sell the Murder House On Elm Street, Betty responds in kind by setting it on fire.
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Dorrie (Liv Hewson) is crushed out on Kerry (Anna Akana), who responds in kind except for those times when her cheerleading teammates can see her.
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If he responds in kind, his dream of rapprochement with Russia likely dies; if he does nothing, he looks weak and will face huge political backlash.
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"It's not a big issue for now, but could become more of an issue for the dollar if the U.S. administration responds in kind," he said.
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The polite-to-a-fault Tom responds in kind, telling his favorite lackey that, well, y'know, it's just not great how Greg is making him feel.
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The U.S. sold about $130 billion in goods to China in 2017 and faces a potentially devastating hit to its market there if China responds in kind.
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The phenomenon that occurs when VR is good enough to trick your senses into believing that you are really experiencing the thing you're virtually experiencing, and your body responds in kind.
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Things start off on the wrong foot when Offset asks the cop to turn his flashlight off and gets a stern "no" ... and Offset responds in kind when he's asked for his name.
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Brodie falls helplessly in love with Kilbarron's mistress, the aspiring Russian singer Lika Blum (who responds, in kind), and follows to St. Petersburg the whole musical entourage, including the pianist's menacing brother, Malachi.
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As the camerawoman does her best baby talk, the wide-eyed dog responds in kind, the words rolling off the tongue so clearly, you totally forget who said them first (does that really matter anyway, people?).
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Russia on Friday expelled four German diplomats, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Friday, as the Kremlin responds in kind to expulsions of its own officials from Western countries standing with Britain over the poisoning of a former agent.
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While the characters like Danny DeVito's Penguin, Tommy Lee Jones' Two Face, and Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr. Freeze are undeniably over the top and ridiculous, they never really stray from being serious, villainous caricatures, and Batman responds in kind with an unbreakably dark, heroic stoicism.
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Outside, Vanessa sits in a chair in a daze, then asks the detectives if they have a cigarette. They smile, and Vanessa responds in kind.
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Florrick/Agos responds in kind as the two firms battle each other in and out of court, while relationships crumble. Meanwhile, Peter, after hearing of his wife's firing, helps Alicia secure a client and rescinds Diane's Illinois Supreme Court Justice nomination.
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Lion finally concedes after Yohko responds in kind to Lion's Everblack Cannon. Before the semifinal match, Ayano meets up with Ghost Captain and requests that she be able to fight Yohko alone. Ghost Captain agrees to her request. Both of them are defeated by Yohko and Momiji.
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While this is happening, Adalind turns up at Nick and Juliette's house, and confronts Juliette. Juliette tells her to leave, but Adalind woges into her hexenbiest form. Juliette responds in kind, and the ensuing battle severely damages the furniture. Fearing for her life, Adalind flees and breaks down in her car.
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Intrigued, Hank responds in kind. Their friendship develops through an unconventional video correspondence, and as their relationship intensifies, they must decide whether or not to take a chance on meeting face to face. ‘Hank and Asha’ is a subjectively told cross- cultural love story that explores themes of isolation, identity, and the universal appeal of entertaining life’s what-ifs.
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Squeak out your dying wish, you pig!" Piet responds in kind, with confused drunken statements, until Nekrotzar at last tells him to "Shut up!". Piet must become Death's slave and retrieve all of his "instruments" from the tomb. As Nekrotzar's threats grow deadlier, Piet accepts them with only amused servility, until he is told his throat is to be "wracked with thirst.
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Lackland, too, greets her, praising her beauty; she responds in kind. The two advance to the maypole, where Scrooby stands, prayer book in hand, ready to perform the marriage service. As he is about to pronounce them man and wife, Bradford enters and bids him stop; the minister rails against the pagan revelry and the maypole. Armed Puritans enter; the Cavaliers, unarmed, cannot defend themselves.
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With minutes left, the flight crew of the E-4B, loyal to Alice, turn the plane into the path of the Looking Glass, killing everyone on board both. Command is returned to the president, who orders a full cessation of hostilities. The Soviet Union responds in kind, however, Polar Bear One's fate and the outcomes of the conflicts in the Middle East and between the Soviets and Chinese are left unanswered.
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Here the schemer is Agrippina, Nero's mother, intent on promoting her son's claim to the throne. Poppaea, the ingenue, is portrayed as the object of desire of Claudius, Nero, and Otho, each of whom served for a time as Roman Emperor, whose rivalries Agrippina attempts to leverage to her advantage. Once Poppaea sees through Agrippina's deceit, she responds in kind, but only in order to be united with Otho, portrayed as her one true love.
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Sanders is charged with murder. While arcology manager Art Bonner is quite prepared to defy the city authorities, Sanders turns himself in. The arcology is forced to turn off its lethal defenses as the FROMATEs planned. When that happens, they soon face a full-fledged attack by the FROMATEs, which they deter by non-lethal means, until the intruders prove they have deadly weapons, at which point Todos Santos security responds in kind, shooting and killing most of the intruders.
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The painter discovers a kindred spirit in Lydia's younger sister Zhenya, a dreamy and sensitive girl who spends her time reading, admiring him painting and having long walks. The two fall in love, and an evening comes when, after a walk, the painter lets his feelings out in a passionate outburst. Zhenya responds in kind, but feels she has to tell her mother and sister about their love immediately. The following day he learns that Zhenya and her mother had departed.
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Piper plays Betty Stevenson, a 1950s mother who is married to Donald (Joe Armstrong). Together they have one baby, but Betty is bored and falls in love with her Polish neighbour, Alex Crazenovski (Craze), played by Theo James. The two begin an affair and Craze sends a letter to Betty asking her to run away with him. She responds in kind and her letter is found by Craze's pregnant wife, who promptly seeks him out at the fairground where he works and shoots him dead.
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But the gentleman, tired of waiting, has fallen asleep. For their third attempt, Sir Francis intends to fake a riding accident while he and Sir Richard are going to London, and so return to the estate without the husband. He falls off his horse in reality, though, and injures himself seriously; and he takes this as a bad omen and turns penitent. The younger Courtwell has better luck in courting Lady Huntlove's Sister -- though at first she mocks and ridicules him, and he responds in kind.
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"Beuttler, Bill. Celestial Weather review at JazzTimes The Point of Departure review by Chris Robinson says, "Celestial Weather is one long series of in-depth conversations, where each man carefully listens to his friend and responds in kind with care and generosity. It can be a difficult listen, as it is extremely nuanced, contains a great deal of information, and requires as much attention as any music can. While some may bristle at its difficulty and the continual abstraction, it rewards and edifies as all great art does.
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1997 Special Edition of Star Wars depicts Greedo firing a shot at Han Solo shortly before Han responds in kind. In the original 1977 release, Han is the only one to fire. This slow-motion clip shows the 2004 version, where they shoot at the same time. "Han shot first" refers to a controversial change made to a scene in the science fiction action film Star Wars (1977), in which Han Solo (Harrison Ford) is confronted by the bounty hunter Greedo (Paul Blake) in the Mos Eisley cantina.
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In the final showdown, Xavier is freed and the New X-Men unite to fight Magneto. As Magneto murders Esme, Cyclops tells the grieving Emma that he's decided upon which woman (Jean or Emma) he loves but is interrupted by Magneto's attack and responds in kind, destroying his helmet as Fantomex frees Xavier. Desperate for protection against Xavier's telepathy, Magneto grabs his "Xorn" mask and puts it on. Having realized that Xorn is Magneto or at least believes himself to be Magneto, the X-Men attempt to unbalance him by calling him Xorn as they attack, complete with them begging "Xorn" to tell them why "he" betrayed the X-Men.
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The reason he provides for not informing his friends of the big news is that he considered it a long shot and said it is only with the good fortune that Igby's new responsibilities have prevented him (Igby) from procuring his place on the shuttle, so that he may realize his dream of space exploration. On the other hand, Larry states he will miss Megan and she responds in kind by being supportive and intensifying their relationship before his departure. They even start sharing each other's predilections. In "Killer Chat", Larry's fulfillment of his dream is called into question as a rival in Massachusetts (at MIT) told NASA that he had been living in the steam tunnels.
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This suspicion leads to Lady Grantham's discovering the nanny's cruelty to Sybbie Branson, resulting in her immediate sacking. Barrow then attempts to gain an ally in the form of Lady Grantham's new maid Edna, a maid fired from Downton following her attempt to seduce Tom Branson, by claiming that Edna's accidental damage to one of Lady Grantham's favourite garments was in fact due to Anna Bates. However, this alliance does not last very long, as Edna is fired after she successfully seduces Tom Branson but is foiled in her effort to blackmail him into marrying her. She insults Barrow's arrogance and manner, though he responds in kind, and she leaves Downton once again.
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Joe responds in kind by calling her "a block of ice in bed," and then smashes her family photographs, insulting in turn her late husband Arthur, ("a criminal"), her dead son Mark ("diseased") and her daughter Michelle ("little scrubber"). The scene ends with Pauline smashing a plate on Joe's head. Joe leaves to spend Christmas with his daughter, and when he returns on Boxing Day he is at first shocked to find out that Pauline is dead, but later gets drunk and tells everyone he is pleased she is dead. When the police arrive at Pauline's funeral with news of a murder inquiry, Pauline's son Martin (James Alexandrou) first believes Joe must be the suspect, and tries to strangle him, until Sonia owns up and announces it was her the police are investigating.
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In Argentine literature, these disputes are represented in a racist way in a stanza from the 1870 epic poem Martín Fierro (The way) by José Hernández, in which the title character Fierro is at a dance when a black couple enter; Fierro insults the woman, who responds in kind; Fierro then taunts the couple with the following verse: :"God made whites, :Saint Peter made mulattos, :the devil made blacks :as the smut of Hell".Literal translation of the Spanish original from Martín Fierro, verse 199: "los blancos hizo Dios,/a los mulatos san pedro,/a los negros hizo el diablo/para tizón del infierno." Fierro then kills the man in a knife fight, and speaks disparagingly of the dead man. In 1878 Hernandez published the second part of Martín Fierro, in which is described a payada (song competition) with the son of the man he had killed, also a black gaucho, that debates philosophical topics (such as life, creation, existence, etc.).
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