Nothing. He refuses to rise to the bait from any critic.
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But the I.R.S., hobbled by years of budget cuts, has refused to rise to the bait.
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In other words, to solve each of the theme entries, your fish has to rise to the bait.
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Time after time, we rise to the bait, giving the brands exactly what they set out to achieve — internet fame.
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Even as viewers long for some emotional payoff, Salley and Fujiwara wink at us and refuse to rise to the bait.
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Perhaps he is seeking to obtain some negotiating chips," he suggested they're saying, "but we are not going to rise to the bait.
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She has survived the threats, including one by Seehofer to sue her government in Germany's Constitutional Court, by refusing to rise to the bait.
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"His rhetoric is always somewhat hyperbolic and so we take it with a grain of salt and don't necessarily rise to the bait," Toner told reporters.
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Even on the thorny issue of the South China Sea, Beijing did not rise to the bait of White House remarks this week about "defending international territories" in the disputed waterway.
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"I would argue if I were an investor in a public company, I would want in a public CEO the ability to not rise to the bait and respond," Colonna said.
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"When it comes to Trump tweets there's a discount premium to them," said Carleton University professor and foreign policy expert Fen Hampson, who advises Trudeau to "hunker down, say nothing, not rise to the bait".
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Persuaded by Mr Kerry, who had his ear bent by Mr Zarif, not to rise to the bait, Barack Obama flip-flopped over slapping on new sanctions, first indicating he would, but then withdrawing the threat.
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The overall leader refused to rise to the bait when asked whether he would see it the same way if triple champion Hamilton, now 33 points behind with four races remaining, turned things around and beat him.
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"China is trying to play the long game with Trump, not trying to rise to the bait (and) not trying to be provoked into a war of words in this unusual pre-inauguration period," Control Risks' CEO Richard Fenning told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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"Director doesn't rise to the bait of making a simple revenge film". The Globe and Mail, November 13, 1998. The film, made while Buchbinder was a student at the Canadian Film Centre, was shot in St. Joseph Island and Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
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Then in December 1757, Malharrao laid siege to Kunjpura and raided most of the territories from Delhi to Thaneshwar. At this time, Abdus Samad Khan was on an expedition against Ala Singh and was greatly alarmed at the approach of the Marathas. He quickly settled the expedition and returned to Sarhind fort on 12 January 1758 and started making defensive preparations. But Malharrao again did not rise to the bait and retreated from Kunjpura after exacting a tribute of five lakhs.
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Major Michael Hogan is both disturbed and relieved when Sharpe gives him a list Leroux dropped; the list was stolen from Hogan and contains the names of many of Hogan's spies. Many of them have recently been tortured and killed by Leroux. Frustrated at his inability to bring Marmont to battle on his terms, Wellington finally sends two battalions, including the South Essex, against three French battalions in an effort to provoke Marmont, but Marmont does not rise to the bait. Following the battle, Wellington places Sharpe and the Light Company under Hogan's command (as he and his men can identify Leroux) to ensure Leroux does not escape from the French forts.
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