"We'll make sure that works out," Trudeau joked in reply.
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Firms typically offer two arguments in reply, says Ms Yin.
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As he wrote in reply: A "residual force," Mr. O.?
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Later the same day, I received an email in reply.
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In reply to Satan's apology, God brutally punishes Satan again.
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"Is that accurate?" she asked him, and he nodded in reply.
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"Our streets!" they chanted in reply, sitting on the street together.
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"And look how far it got you," Ronna deadpans in reply.
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He was speaking in parliament in reply to an opposition question.
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"Not sure, Lewis," his race engineer Peter Bonnington said in reply.
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"Did you vote?" she remembered an officer asking her in reply.
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In reply, Ms. Brennan-Jobs says she knows he was busy.
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"Yeah, well, the president is a moron," Killam said in reply.
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"It is my great honor to accept," Trump wrote in reply.
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"You saved me!" he continues, seemingly in reply to Christina's "knight" nod.
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"Hmm," DeGeneres jokes in reply, with a knowing look at the camera.
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"We cannot possibly move forward with this hearing," Harris said in reply.
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He said in reply to a reporter's question that he had been
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"It's Not a Flamethrower, Mr Escobar," Musk tweeted in reply in July.
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In reply, proponents of the system need only point to this weekend.
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"Don't compare urself with normal or intellectual women…" wrote a man in reply.
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In reply, the coast guard demanded that the boat's captain give himself up.
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He's a performer, after all, and he delivered a crowd-pleaser in reply.
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"My version of Overwatch had the same issue," said another user in reply.
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In reply to Ms. Dunham's comments, Nick Merrill, the communications director for Mrs.
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"I've worked my whole life to overcome a stutter," Biden tweeted in reply.
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" Iran's "supreme leader," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, scoffed in reply, "You can't do anything.
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In reply to his question about welfare, Ms. Karas did not mince words.
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"This is why I love you lol," Rob said in reply to the video.
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In reply, Mr Bongo issued a statement saying France was trying to "attack" Gabon.
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"Liz Taylor always shopped," the milliner Stephen Jones tweeted in reply to Mr. Yambao.
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"Nice try," Hanson wrote in reply to Ocasio-Cortez's assertion that death panels exist.
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"We're fine," he told reporters in reply to questions about injuries and fill-ins.
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"Then why did you break up my parents' marriage?" the young man demanded in reply.
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As viewers, we didn't demand much more, beyond the opportunity to send messages in reply.
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"Jackson never used these," Cooper joked in reply, referencing his rebel character in the film.
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"At least they have somethign to put on their pasta," Lauren Osborne tweeted in reply.
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" Ellen DeGeneres jokes in reply, "I could have told you that about 2 minutes ago!
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In reply, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez decried a "moral vacuum" in the U.S. government.
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"I have felt so bad that some feel excluded," she wrote in reply to Argento.
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In Reply 1997, a gay high schooler confesses his feelings for one of his closest friends.
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"Jackson never used these," Cooper, 44, joked in reply, referencing his rebel character in the film.
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The account had tweeted only 10 times and all in reply to other tweets, Slate reported.
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" In reply to an email seeking comment, Instagram said the role was a "manager-level position.
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He asked me what I was interested in; I muttered something about fentanyl analogues in reply.
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"That's why I change to you [for forecasts] next year," one of the climbers wrote in reply.
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"Mommy shaming is real!" she tweeted in reply to a supportive fan after opening up about supplementing.
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In reply, the ministry said cigarettes contain more than 7,000 chemicals, including nicotine, tar and radioactive components.
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It was most notoriously deployed by Hillary Clinton's campaign in reply to now President-elect Donald Trump.
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" In reply, Dwesar said: "The short film has been programmed for its poetical vision before anything else.
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"Very proud of my honest, hardworking sons," Rob, 22019, tweeted in reply to his son John's tweet.
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"Yeah, but they have a picture of Michael Jackson on the back," Kenan Thompson says in reply.
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Alika said on Tuesday it had sold a 1003 percent stake in Reply raising 136 million euros.
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Japan's foreign ministry, in reply to a question from Reuters, repeated Tokyo's call for "maximum pressure" on Pyongyang.
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"In reply to these three matters, I heard today from Vice President Pence three times 'yes,'" Tusk said.
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"What's up Demi…" Fonsi wrote in reply to a sexy pic Lovato posted of herself in fishnet stockings.
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"We are down, but not out..." they said in reply to one of the many posts Monday morning.
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"When we deeply respect a person, Bill, we trust her judgment," Schultz tweeted in reply to de Blasio.
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" In reply, Anthony Celebrezze, Johnson's secretary of health, education and welfare, said, "That is the price of democracy.
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Trump in reply fired out a statement claiming Bannon had "lost his mind" as well as his job.
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Scherbak remains a Russneft board member from Glencore, Russneft said in reply to a Reuters request for comment.
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The ministry issued the statement in reply to a parliamentary question from the opposition liberal party (FDP), it said.
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TAP tweeted in reply to another passenger that this was "at the moment, the first day with seats available."
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It didn't say anything in reply but my grandfather understood perfectly well that he was to go fuck himself.
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Along with his statement, Senator Markey shared a letter from Tesla in reply to his concerns from last month.
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In their four qualifiers of the current campaign, they have shipped 17 goals, scoring one – against Norway – in reply.
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Each of the plaintiffs tweeted a message critical of Trump or his policies in reply to a tweet he sent.
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Taft sent a letter in reply, admitting he had said the wrong words but arguing Terwilliger's correction was also wrong.
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"To bully a shutdown is extreme," the member wrote, in reply to their original conspiracy theory comment in the group.
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"They heard it before it came out," she wrote in reply to a tweet about Big Sean and Ricky Alvarez.
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He conceded that "I just ran out of Norwegian" after several well-delivered sentences in reply to a Norwegian journalist.
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Burton's encounter with Affleck was recalled by Burton on Twitter in reply to a fan who brought up the incident.
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This article comes in reply to another Patrick wrote on Monday: How It Feels to Live with Borderline Personality Disorder.
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"Like all good research, the findings in this paper raise more important questions than they answer," Maibach wrote in reply.
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Whether through Facebook or Twitter, he receives messages almost everyday, saying things like "stop, brother!" in reply to his posts.
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"I'm trying to understand the voice in this poem," Nate Marshall, an African-American poet from Chicago, tweeted in reply.
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I stretched out my hand and, in reply, the creature made a slow, ponderous swing at me with its foreleg.
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In reply, Mr. Emadi sends images of himself asking for compliments for losing weight and calling himself "a sexy, perverted" guy.
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In 21983, 19833 of the townsfolk sent Stuyvesant a letter in reply that came to be known as the Flushing Remonstrance.
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In reply, Islamabad says it only gives moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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As I began to stutter in reply, he wheeled back around and placed his palms flat on the high rickety table.
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Andrew Cuomo tweeted "Good riddance" in reply to Trump's announcement, the Empire State's auditors may not let him go as easily.
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I don't "lol" at funny texts and tweets anymore, for the most part, not even when I type "lol" in reply.
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"Not from what we're seeing," Halle tweeted in reply to Schultz, adding a link to the Buttigieg campaign's internal caucus data.
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These shared third-party scripts are in reply to users who post how they can't find a Reddit data request option.
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"If this is how I find out our show is canceled..I'm going to be so upset," Thorne, 20, tweeted in reply.
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He said little during the proceedings except "Yes, your honor," or "No, your honor" in reply to procedural questions from the judge.
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For example, if a message like "We're waiting for you!" comes in, Reply can get your attention and ask you to respond.
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" Last week, however, in reply to a letter from the OGE, the White House said that Conway's endorsement came "without nefarious motives.
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Pakistan, in reply, were bowled out for 275 in 42.4 overs with paceman Chris Woakes the chief destroyer, taking four for 41.
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In reply, the Red Guards tonight announced plans for a massive two-day rally beginning tomorrow in front of the Soviet embassy.
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" In reply, I used a Huck Finn "stretcher" and assumed for discussion that I may have been "in the top 10 percent.
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"Your friends and family are ashamed of you right now," Matt Lucas, the English comedian with 950,000 Twitter followers, posted in reply.
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Responses to the addition were generally warm, with the company receiving thanks from visually impaired users in reply to the announcement tweet.
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"Karen and I are praying for our dear friend @Larry_Kudlow tonight," Vice President Mike Pence tweeted in reply to the president&aposs announcement.
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"Are you scared?!" she asked conference-goers speaking from the stage before the first panel discussion, drawing a chorus of "No!" in reply.
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Following that, there will what's called a "reply period", when people can continue submitting comments in reply to the initial round of comments.
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In reply, Mr Pence relied on a favourite gambit: selectively quoting Mr Trump to make his boss sound more like Reagan than Rambo.
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They hadn't heard of it, alas—but in reply, they made me aware of Championship Manager, another management simulator available for home computers.
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Ten days later, Johnson penned a letter in reply, saying: Only after that did the letter turn to discussion of helicopters and guns.
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"Very certain," Mazlan Mansor, Malaysia's deputy police chief, said in reply to a question if police were sure it was the missing girl.
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He asks them if they're real desperadoes, and in reply the leader launches into a gruff aria in praise of pure, unmotivated violence.
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India was not aware of any missile threat issued to Pakistan, a government official said in reply to a Reuters request for comment.
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As The Verge points out, the inclusion of the sticker ensures there's no confusion over what your photo is being sent in reply to.
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"Let's get separate address or device but I don't want any risk of the personal being accessible," Clinton wrote in reply to Abedin's Nov.
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"If our father were alive today… he&aposd smack you in the side of the head for supporting Donald Trump," Billy tweeted in reply.
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Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said in reply to Reuters questions that the central bank was independent and the Kremlin never sought to influence it.
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"Certain key White House aides know exactly what this is about," Bloomberg's senior White House reporter Jennifer Jacobs said in reply to Haley's tweet.
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In reply to an email seeking comment, a Facebook spokesperson referred CNBC to a post written by Justin Osofsky, vice president of global operations.
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The State Department has until April 85033 to respond, and then Judicial Watch will have 10 more days to file a motion in reply.
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"We'll accelerate the consolidation process to arrive at a totally integrated retail network," Chief Executive Francois-Henry Bennahmias said in reply to emailed questions.
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When I received a barrage of LOLs in reply, I consulted Google, and discovered my orgasm was real and nothing to feel weird about.
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In reply, all he got were terse notes from Wilson's secretary, acknowledging receipt of his messages but citing the president's preoccupation with other matters.
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"Certainly officials in Ohio have been the subject of multiple political scandals for many years," D.C.'s Norton said in reply to buckeye Jordan.
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In reply, a spokesman told Reuters the task force would consider ideas from the community, "their facts as well as their pros and cons".
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In reply, Judge Kent Jordan asked whether this was just a bait-and-switch tactic since casinos and tracks were already under heavy state regulation.
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" Kinder's manufacturers Ferrero wrote in reply to the ongoing Facebook discussion: "We would like to explicitly distance ourselves from every kind of xenophobia and discrimination.
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In reply, Engro stresses its social work in the surrounding district of Tharparkar, the poorest in Sindh, which includes the construction of several free schools.
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In reply, Frederick Yarger, Colorado's solicitor general, argued that Mr Phillips's demurral "depended entirely on the identity of the customer who was ordering the cake".
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India is examining the consequences of Australia's new visa policy in consultation with all stakeholders, a foreign ministry representative said in reply to a query.
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" The best Trump could manage in reply, when asked about Warren's attacks by The New York Times's Maggie Haberman, was to weakly respond: "The Indian?
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I thought Tria was a bulwark but he wasn't and probably stayed on in reply to (Italian President Sergio) Mattarella's request to avoid market turbulence.
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In reply to the NBC interview, a Buckingham Palace statement "emphatically denied" the Duke had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts.
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The messages of change, progress and gratitude I receive in reply are more gratifying than any curtain call or on-stage bow I've ever taken.
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"Don't kiss up to a man who'll mock someone probably fighting for their life right now," one Twitter user identified as Cassie tweeted in reply.
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" It's a textbook illustration of George Steiner's claim that "latent in every act of complete reading is the compulsion to write a book in reply.
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Just after the election, Richard Spencer told a crowd, "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail our victory," and was saluted with outstretched arms in reply.
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"We hear and understand the concerns of our community and family members," the base's Facebook feed said in reply to commenters who questioned the decision.
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" And continued to follow me and taunt me with his camera is beyond me…but "This is America" right," Curry tweeted in reply to the video.
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"A certain number of points in that study are not based on technological realities," EDF executive committee member Miniere told reporters in reply to a question.
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In reply to Reuters queries, the company said no decisions had yet been made on whether that could involve compensation for users or a product recall.
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" In reply, Trump tweeted: "I won big and he didn't," while Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) recently dismissed Romney's critique as a case of "sour grapes.
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"We must cautiously consider the impact of completely removing the requirement (to prove) violence or intimidation," he said in reply to questions from an opposition lawmaker.
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" Sarkeesian gives the example of one of her harassers, who might tweet simply in reply to a new video that she "looks stupid with makeup on.
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"It's very tough for political parties to attack it, but it's basically a political subject," Mr. Buffett said in reply to a question I had posed.
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In reply, Li said China was working hard to promote a trade balance, with Chinese tourism to Europe now far greater than EU tourism in China.
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In reply to Toninelli's remarks, Autostrade said it had spent 5.14 billion euros ($5.95 billion) on the upkeep of its whole road network between 2000 and 2017.
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The tweet was posted in reply to a tweet from Sleeping Giants, a social media activism group, which requested GoDaddy "reconsider doing business" with The Daily Stormer.
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"Then you will have more elements on where we are and what are the gaps to bridge," Moscovici said in reply to a question on Italy's budget.
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This is because their key is actually far shorter than the message it is encrypting and also includes a new secret key to be used in reply.
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"I don't need to respond to irresponsible allegations," Inspector General of Sindh police Allah Dino Khawaja said in a brief text message in reply to Reuters' questions.
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In reply, Mr. Reedie, who has been accused of being slow to act on allegations of doping within Russia, deferred to the Canadian lawyer leading the inquiry.
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" Actor Hugh Grant channelled the rage of many when he tweeted, in reply to Johnson's announcement of the move: "Fuck off you over-promoted rubber bath toy.
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"Cortney and Justice got out within minutes of his jeep becoming fully engulfed!" she tweeted Thursday in reply to Horden's tweet, which included a video of the fire.
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"We are working on something big and something complex... we believe in it," Pier Silvio Berlusconi said in reply to a question on European mergers in the sector.
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We reached out to MoviePass to confirm Lowe's comments and the statement we were sent in reply framed the surge pricing change as a feature not an inconvenience.
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Joyce said, in reply to a question, that he had not yet managed to reconcile the various views on market forecasts for the middle of the jetliner market.
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"It's a successful scheme because it brings money into the country and not a penny leaves the country," Orban told parliament on Monday in reply to opposition questions.
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Panicking, I quickly tried to think of some appropriate text slang to send in reply, and settled on a nonchalant "yh x" (didn't want to appear too excited).
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In reply to a question about the contracts, known in the industry as "farm-outs," Lopez Obrador said the country would not offer more for the time being.
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Among the general gnashing of teeth and the horror stories that were posted in reply to the piece, two readers voiced the same, specific beef against the airline.
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"We are very negative (about such use of the Russian president's image)," presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in reply to a question from the Russian news agency Tass.
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"Although it has been only two months since the announcement of these measures, there are signs showing encouraging results," Najib said in reply to a question in parliament.
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"I am perfectly happy to buy the shares that have been handed to us," Pekka Lundmark said in reply to a question during an industry conference in Berlin.
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Gu is one of seven individuals who sued the president and won after Trump blocked him from his Twitter account because of opinions he expressed in reply tweets.
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He wrote on the Reddit Mr. M.M. forum, in reply to a commenter he'd banned: You're right that I did ban you from future commenting, and here's why.
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In reply to written questions from Reuters passed to him in prison where he is being held on allegations of rebellion and sedition, Oriol Junqueras struck a conciliatory tone.
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" Ripa quipped in reply, "I'm glad to see that all that money I spent visiting dermatologists was good for something because I essentially, at this point, am a dermatologist.
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In reply, the army undermined Mr Sharif, backing a months-long street protest by a big opposition party, the Pakistan Movement for Justice (PTI), aimed at overthrowing his government.
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" She also retweeted a second now-deleted post and jokingly quipped in reply, presumably about the polish itself, "Well I actually had her drink it so joke's on you.
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"Remember to also report to payment providers, e-whoring and any selling of porn is banned in their TOS," one commenter wrote in reply to a database sharing thread.
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"I caught the flu off her," she adds, gesturing good-naturedly towards her aunt—who does her hair and makeup on photoshoots, and who snorts with laughter in reply.
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"We are working on something big and something complex... we believe in it," Pier Silvio Berlusconi said in reply to a question on European merger activity in the sector.
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In October, someone copped Trudeau's "Just watch me" note (in reply to someone asking in 2013 if he could beat Stephen Harper in an election) for a whopping $12,301.
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Memo in reply to the former Google engineer who wrote that diversity memo: Don't cause a public relations crisis when the boss is trying to take a family vacation.
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The "Tempe Police Department does not determine fault in vehicular collisions," the department said in a statement late Monday, in reply to questions from Reuters about the chief's comments.
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But the Delta Aquaria meteor shower isn't set to peak until tonight and, as astronomer Phil Plait tweeted in reply, last night's "fireballs" were moving too slowly to be meteors.
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In reply to a question about the contracts, known in the industry as "farm-outs," Lopez Obrador said the country would not offer more until existing projects began producing oil.
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In reply to a Reuters request for comment, O1 Properties said it is regularly approached by different companies, including foreign ones, that consider investing into the Russian commercial property market.
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"People, not regulators, should decide what they see in their news feeds," Facebook said in a 76-page submission in reply dated March 3 and emailed to Reuters on Wednesday.
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"Certainly wasn't an easy decision," the younger Mr. Goodlatte tweeted in reply to a Twitter user who commented on the mercilessness of the son's decision to publicly criticize his father.
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The Pope of the Coptic Church, Tawadros II, subsequently emailed Pope Francis to speed the sale and received a note in reply blessing it, Bishop David said in an interview.
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"Happened to our whole team at Modern Family," Michael Kamens, an assistant editor on the ABC show Modern Family, tweeted in reply to another assistant editor reporting issues with Avid.
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I recalled users I'd seen here and there who had a gimmick, like the particularly talented poem_for_your_sprog, whose every comment is an original, themed poem in reply to a post.
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Kavanaugh said in reply to a question from Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal he could not commit to recusing himself from any cases involving investigations or civil lawsuits relating to the president.
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Defence lawyer Than Zaw Aung said the one-word text message - "OK" - was sent via WhatsApp in reply to a question from Reuters' bureau chief in Myanmar at about 10 p.m.
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UniCredit confirmed that it would reduce its stake to below 20 percent by the end of the year, in a statement that came in reply to an earlier story by Bloomberg.
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" In his 1990 sit-down, Rivers says to Trump, joking: "If you had slept with every woman they [the media] claimed you slept with…" He deadpans in reply: "I'd be dead.
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Khamenei issued Wednesday's statement in reply to a letter he recently received from Hamas chief Ismail Haniya which criticized the support of Arab governments in the region for the United States.
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What we hear is the old-style, preacherly measure of Brooks's speech ("We are all, all, all, all precious in God's sight") and, in reply, no more than a tepid mutter.
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"I probably would have found enough shortcomings in this to vote against it," said Mulvaney, director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB), in reply to a senator's question.
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"He is a good dad to her," Kardashian wrote on Twitter, in reply to a fan who linked to a Baller Alert article questioning if Thompson is present in their baby's life.
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The feature, which allows the voice assistant to receive whisper commands and whisper back in reply, is now rolling out to users in the US, but it's currently only available in English.
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With the change its testing, replies start with an empty text box, with just a little "In reply to Josh Constine and others" in grey text up above with the "others" linked.
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"She (May) had a pre-arranged meeting with Wall Street Journal editors," Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Karen Bradley told parliament in reply to a question from a lawmaker.
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In the original recording Kirsty MacColl sings, "You scumbag, you maggot / You cheap lousy faggot," at The Pogues' frontman Shane MacGowan, in reply to him calling her "an old slut on junk".
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In a Twitter message in reply to Mr. Trump, The New York Times Company said it had seen a "surge" in new subscriptions since the election — four times the pre-election rate.
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When Glassdoor examined which employers received the largest number of applications from millennials in reply to their job listings, it found that the tech industry dominates, followed by business services and finance.
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Spokesman Sean Spicer made the comment at a news briefing in reply to a question about Tillerson's reaction to an announcement by North Korea about its latest rocket-engine test on Sunday.
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Her response came in reply to a tweet from University of Southern California law professor Orin Kerr, who compared Barr's summary of the Mueller report to Ken Starr's report into Clinton's conduct.
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Within the last week, it was still flooding users' phones with annoying texts, in some cases in reply to a request related to an important security feature known as two-factor authentication.
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"We have a Constitution and it does guarantee free exercise and it also guarantees equal protection of the laws and a whole lot else," Gorsuch said in reply to a question from Leahy.
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"The email Gerry Baker just sent about wsj buyouts says that dj is offering 1.5x the standard buyout package," Ed Finn, editor and president of Barron's, wrote in reply to the earlier memo.
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In reply to written Reuters questions passed to him in prison, Oriol Junqueras, whose Esquerra Republicana (Republican Left) party is expected to become the largest separatist force in parliament, struck a conciliatory tone.
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Dat Guy Welbz might've scored in reply, but his status as Dat Guy has never been under more threat, especially with Theo Walcott putting in a performance about as welcome as Stacey Dash.
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UniCredit said it had already selected a preferred bidder on one portfolio and selected a few bidders for the other one, in a statement that came in reply to an earlier story by Bloomberg.
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For lingering Half-Life 3 hopefuls, Newell played into the joke and said "the number 3 must not be said" in reply to one Redditor's question about the status of HL3 or HL2: Episode Three.
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"I coached track a while and if this the type of form puma pushing...every track athlete sponsored, should drop them faster than they start," someone wrote in reply to the ad shared on @celebritygossip.
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"It is clear that without a change to the situation, mineral logistics are becoming an increasing challenge for our member companies and a burden to the supply system," he said in reply to an enquiry.
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But his staff put the word out that during the meeting he said Mexico would not pay for the construction of the wall, a stance he reiterated on Twitter this afternoon in reply to Trump.
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"We are down, but not out... - SMT," Sears, via its official Twitter account (@Sears), said in reply to one of the many posts Monday morning about the 126-year-old company potentially going out of business.
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One of the options in Reply is "sleeping," though it is unclear to me how the app can tell when you're in bed versus just hanging out in your house with your phone on a table.
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"You have no right at the cannon's mouth to impose on an unwilling people your Declaration of Independence and your Constitution and your notions of freedom and notions of what is good!" he cried in reply.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish prosecutors still believe an arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should be upheld, they said on Thursday in reply to the Stockholm District Court that will decide whether to lift the warrant.
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"Productivity growth is going to be a much more important source of our overall economic well-being than merely increases in headcount in the labor force," Menon said, in reply to a question from the audience.
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"For us, it has been very important to make sure we have the right basis to work from," EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager told a news conference in Brussels in reply to a question on Monte Paschi.
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"There appear to be no grounds to suspect a systematic breach," of money laundering rules in Malta, an EU Commission official told Reuters in reply to questions over the island's application of EU rules on money laundering.
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"Boring Co is completing its first commercial tunnel in Vegas, going from Convention Center to Strip, then will work on other projects," Musk tweeted late on Friday, in reply to a user's question about the company's tunnels.
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Xiaomi CEO, Lei Jun, celebrated the news with a Weibo post listing out the six Xiaomi models that will work on public transportation: "Apple users must be in tears," a commenter said in reply to Lei Jun.
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Tensions between Washington, Iran and Iraq had increased after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened retaliation if Iran attacked any U.S. asset in reply to the airstrike in Iraq that killed top Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani on Friday.
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"People are saying, 'I need this to be easier, I need to be able to measure this and prove that it works,'" he said in reply to a question about what advertisers are asking of the company.
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In reply, Rajoy said Puigdemont's stance had brought Madrid closer to triggering Article 155 of the constitution, under which it can impose direct rule on any of the country's 17 autonomous communities if they break the law.
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LSE Chairman Donald Brydon wrote in reply to Hohn on Wednesday that the board was committed to providing "all the information necessary to shareholders to enable them to make informed decisions at the General Meeting you have requested".
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Therefore, it is likely that these were moves originally drawn up in reply to Barack Obama's decision back in December to kick out 35 diplomats and seal off two Russian compounds in response to meddling in the elections.
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"I'm sorry to anyone this offended," the Facebook co-founder and CEO wrote in reply to a comment posted on the video, meant to highlight the ability to blend the virtual and real worlds in a live webcast.
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"Weko is currently examining if a certain liberalization of the mutual agreement is possible given the structural change that has taken place in the area of mechanical movements," Swatch Group said in reply to an inquiry from Reuters.
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"We assume full responsibility for this tragedy and express our deepest condolences to the family and are committed to supporting them," the airline said in reply Tuesday to CNN's request for comment about reports of the dog's death.
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Tensions between Washington, Iran and Iraq ramped up after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened retaliation if Iran attacked any American asset in reply to a U.S. airstrike in Iraq that killed top Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani on Friday.
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On hearing yet another "nigger" joke in reply, the barker began to get angry and moved toward the white man, who had by then fully embraced his racism and was exulting in being able to display it publicly.
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Due to recent donation boosts for SETI, Shostak has predicted we may hear from aliens inside of 20 years, and if he's right, the question of what to say in reply may ultimately become the question of our generation.
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"I think the point is that this is not an attack," one Reddit user wrote in reply to a poster asking if a "stress test," another term for a spam attack on the bitcoin network, was behind the slowdown.
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In reply to a question from Democratic Representative Ted Lieu in the Judiciary hearing, Mueller had indicated that he did not prosecute the president for obstruction of justice because of a Justice Department policy preventing him from doing so.
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The comedian later addressed the mishaps on Twitter, joking that she felt like she "was a substitute teacher in a Key & Peel skit" in reply to The Disaster Artist writer Michael H. Weber, whose name she also struggled with.
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"When the state looks at these objectives, including of course value creation, maybe the state will have at one point in time some thoughts regarding potential restructuring," Levy said in reply to questions on an earnings call for analysts.
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" Cummings issued his own statement in reply: "The President has a long history of trying to use baseless lawsuits to attack his adversaries, but there is simply no valid legal basis to interfere with this duly authorized subpoena from Congress.
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In reply to a similar concern, a Google community specialist suggested you could ask the file owner to revoke your access to an unwanted file — but that's not a great option if you want zero contact with the file owner.
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From Coinage: The 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time We reached out to Rotten Tomatoes about Ratner's thoughts, and Jeff Voris gave us a statement in reply — and it's not as contrarian to the director's stance as you might expect.
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In this version, in reply to the woman-in-music question, she performs a "Basic Instinct" uncrossing of her legs, as the camera zooms in on her crotch, accompanied by the echo of a drop of water in a cave.
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When a colleague offers a particularly insensitive suggestion regarding the nonprofit organization's clientele of young black students, Issa imagines herself yelling in reply that this was the whitest garbage she had ever said, though the word she uses isn't garbage.
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From the other side of the auditorium, a middle-aged woman, also in full costume, sang in reply, and then a robust voice entered the conversation, a strapping young man singing a lyric that made the audience burst into laughter.
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She wrote an impassioned message to Olowu in reply, and so began a creative relationship that will culminate, on March 2, with the debut of four printed and woven interior fabrics that unite Soane's peerless craftsmanship with Olowu's wide-ranging influences.
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There's a lot you could speculate on — and in reply to emailed questions Amazon itself refused to speculate (or, for the record, to comment on the terms of the deal beyond noting every Eero employee would be receiving an offer from Amazon).
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"You're right of course that some visions of a future arrangement could take quite a long period of time to negotiate," he said in reply to a question about whether Britain's aim for a "bespoke" Brexit deal could take up to 10 years.
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"Suez and Engie are friends and allies, but they are independent groups and I confirm that no discussion of this kind has taken place at all," Suez Chief Executive Officer Jean-Louis Chaussade said in reply to questions on an earnings call.
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In reply to an analyst who voiced disappointment that the company had not revised up targets, Buberl said that now was not the right time to raise them, given the company was only a year and a half into its original business plan.
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"The eurogroup has no formal role to play in bank resolutions," Jeroen Dijsselbloem told reporters before a monthly meeting of euro zone finance ministers, known as eurogroup, in reply to a question on whether clarifications were needed from Italy on the rescue plan.
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" Epstein in reply offered the President his pardon and an enviable collection of team swag, including a lifetime pass to Wrigley Field and a "W" flag -- the kind the team flies over its stadium walls after a win -- signed by the entire club. "Mr.
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This is also the first time Musk has specifically said that both YouTube and Netflix would be coming, after previously noting that version 10 of the in-car software would support video streaming generally in reply to a question from a fan on Twitter.
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In reply to a question from a European diplomat, the same source said, al-Jubeir said that Saudi Arabia had the support of all the Gulf countries except Qatar, members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the Arab League states, Russia, and some Asian countries.
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In its statement in reply to the lawsuit, Harvard said that since September 2014, when the new policy and procedures took effect, its Office of Dispute Resolution received 34 formal complaints for investigation involving 20153 schools and units and involving students, faculty and staff.
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The denials, in Minnesota court documents filed on Wednesday, came in reply to three individuals seeking a piece of the estate left by Prince after he died unexpectedly in April, apparently without a will, and demanding DNA tests to prove they were his half-siblings.
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Dr. Brin, a graduate of George Washington University, said in reply to another question that he had no special mission other than to ''try and impress the fact that Panama undoubtedly considers the government and people of the United States as her best friend.
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"It was the financial crisis, what it revealed about government-Wall Street links, and the fumbling of the response to it that put the nail in the coffin of trust in government," Daron Acemoglu, an economist at M.I.T., wrote in reply to my questions.
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In reply to a Reuters request for comment on Eni's position, Chief Executive Claudio Descalzi added the group was planning a joint exploration campaign in the first half of 2020 together with its French partner Total Reporting by Stephen Jewkes, writing by Giulio Piovaccari
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Bernhardt, a former oil and gas lobbyist whom President Donald Trump formally nominated Friday to permanently lead Interior, sent a letter, shared with CNN by an environmental group, in reply to a request from Democratic lawmakers for records providing more detail on his meetings.
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In February 2016, Ms. Perkins told social workers that her son was "clumsy and fell a lot" in reply to allegations of a school employee concerned about several bruises, scratches near his eye and a missing tooth that appeared to have been knocked out.
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"This is a threat of both rhetoric and growing capability, and we will be working with the international community to address this, we are doing so right now," Mattis said in reply to a question about the potential threat to the United States from ballistic missiles.
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"If it is possible in the course of the trip to Tehran to meet her constituent then of course I will seek to do that," Johnson said in parliament in reply to a question from Tulip Siddiq, the lawmaker for the area where Zaghari-Ratcliffe lived.
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In reply to one question, about what he would say to those who believe a so-called "deep state" of career US government bureaucrats is undermining Trump, Comey said there is a deep state in the sense that there were people passionately trying to do right.
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In reply to a question if the bank's CEO Federico Ghizzoni needed to worry about his position, shareholder Leonardo Del Vecchio said on Monday he was not in favour of too many changes in management since there was no guarantee on the quality of the successor.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Proclaims Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum, and Stocks Sag in Reply" (front page, March 2): President Trump's announcement that he plans to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum is yet another impulsive, shortsighted act that has the potential for disruption.
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The plaintiffs argued that Mr. Trump's account amounted to a public forum — a "digital town hall" — in which the president makes official policy pronouncements and the public, by responding to his postings and to the tweets other people make in reply to them, engages in debate.
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" Nabokov reportedly replied by describing a form of communication that had yet to be invented: "I often think there should exist a special typographical sign for a smile—some sort of concave mark, a supine round bracket, which I would now like to trace in reply to your question.
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"There are plenty of examples of markets supporting two financial centres, and there is plenty of scope for financial centres in the region to grow in their own focus areas and complement one another in terms of activity and regulations," Kazim said in reply to an emailed question from Reuters.
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"The question is if the state aid rules, that apply in any case, should not be adjusted now," Jeroen Dijsselbloem told reporters in reply to a question on whether Italy's public rescue of Veneto Banca and Banca Popolare di Vicenza was in line with the spirit of EU banking rules.
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In reply to West, a New York Times reporter, Noam Schieber, posted on Twitter a snippet of dialog from a New York court case in which an Uber lawyer made this argument before a judge: Judge: How would Uber generate revenue through this app we've been discussing without the platform drivers?
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In reply to a question on whether he had any targeted market share that private banks and public sector banks should have in India, Rai replied in the negative and added public sector banks are crucial for infrastructure and long-term project lending, sectors which most private banks usually steer clear of.
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At the Harvard speech, Mr. Wang, in reply to a question about that article, acknowledged that Qi Qiaoqiao, the sister of Xi Jinping, China's president and the leader of the Communist Party, and Deng Jiagui, her husband, had held shares in Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties but sold them before an initial public offering.
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Weber and his parliamentary allies will argue strongly that it is that kind of backroom carve-up which is turning Europeans off the EU. In reply, national leaders may argue that they have stronger democratic mandates to govern than a parliament for which in 2014 only 43 percent of voters cast a ballot.
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" The opinion also points out that because Trump's Twitter account features more than just his thoughts — including Trump's retweets and discussion in reply threads to Trump's initial tweets — the account is not privy to protection under the "government speech doctrine," which "does not require government to maintain viewpoint neutrality when its officers and employees speak.
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The establishment wings of both parties "will have a very hard time accommodating the blue-collar native-born American who is the core of Trump's constituency and a vital part of Sanders's," Henry Olsen, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, a conservative think tank, wrote in reply to my email.
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" In reply to a question on the call, he also telegraphed what type of content he thinks will do well as the company starts to favor content that promotes interactions between users, rather than aggregate views of posts and videos: "The example I gave before of The Wall Street Journal or New York Times.
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As he bobbed in the dark Atlantic, Reynolds says, he heard a message in reply: that God had given him talents and gifts so they could be put to use helping other people, and that he needed to be more aggressive about doing so—that, in effect, he had to take a leap of faith.
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"I think that equivalence in the field of financial services could be an interesting idea that we really need to deepen and we need to make sure that we continue to discuss both to find solutions to have smart access on both sides," he told reporters before a meeting of euro zone finance ministers, in reply to questions on Britain's regime after Brexit.
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Along similar lines, Gary Jacobson, professor emeritus of political science at the University of California-San Diego, wrote in reply to my inquiry: The Republican coalition is on the defensive, threatened by demographic changes, and the overall trend of public opinion is in a more liberal direction, certainly on social issues but probably on environmental and economic issues as well.
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And on February 18th, Pope Francis, on his way back from a six-day visit to Mexico, said in reply to a question about how voters should react to Mr Trump's plans to expel undocumented immigrants and to fortify America's southern border with a wall, that "a person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not of building bridges, is not Christian".
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When Jon calls her his Queen, she says, "I hope I deserve it"—and while it's certainly a moment of forced vulnerability so that we're excited to see them have sex, it feels antithetical to her character, who would more typically pledge a better future or a dark promise in reply to such a profound statement of loyalty; it is almost a quiet, one sentence dismissal of her own legitimacy.
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"Is a body so vested with means to soften and seduce — so armed with power to screen or to condemn — so fortified against suspicion and enquiry — so largely trusted with legislative powers — so independent of and removed from the people — so tempted to abuse and extend those powers — is this a body which freeman ought ever to create, or which freeman can ever endure?" the writer "Cincinnatus" asked in reply to James Wilson, a key delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
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