Noé wants to see how minds react to drugs, how bodies react to pain, how audiences react to graphic displays.
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So you react to that with anger, you react to that with terror.
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That includes how the cars react to passengers — and how passengers react to them.
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BUT WE HAVE TO REACT TO INCOMING EVENTS, AND WE WILL REACT TO THEM.
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But we have to react to incoming events, and we will react to them.
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"We have to react to incoming events and we will react to them," Fischer added.
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" He said, "Don't react to anything that's going on right now, don't react to offers that come in.
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These Black characters get a chance to see how their white peers react to the show and in turn, react to them.
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Go deeper: Look for more car factories to close Analysts react to GM job cuts Politicians react to GM closings in their backyards
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Right, which would create that these cars would react to everything, but they'd have things in the cars that would react to it, right?
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The most successful one I've done on Facebook is about how white people react to institutional racism compared to how they react to LaCroix.
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" "He's trying to not over-react to short-term data and stress the fact that the Fed doesn't want to over-react to short-term data.
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But on the other side, you have to listen to what's happening and react to what's good and bad in your studio and react to it.
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We see that dynamic here in the US, with the difference in how people react to the coronavirus compared to how they react to the flu.
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" Asked by an opposition politician on Twitter how long it would take the government to react to such situations, Interior Minister Joachim Brudzinski wrote: "React to what?
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" Asked by an opposition politician on Twitter how long it would take the government to react to such situations, Interior Minister Joachim Brudzinski wrote: "React to what?
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However, within a group of foods, such as fish, people may show "cross-reactivity," meaning that if they react to tuna, for instance, they may also react to cod.
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While a person may not react to the amount of lactose in one pill, for example, they may react to the amount of lactose when they're on five different medications.
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Rules-based systems can only react to what they know; they cannot detect the constant influx of new threats appearing and are unable to react to data they haven't previously encountered.
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"Markets react to economic sanctions (in a way that they do not react to air strikes), as specific assets are directly affected," said UBS chief economist Paul Donovan in a note.
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" After this election, how will we react to "difference?
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Humans are social animals, to the point that our brains react to social exclusion in the same way that they react to physical pain, with activity in the anterior cingulate and insula.
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It will also allow scientists to more easily consider differences between how men and women react to drugs, and how our organs react to combinations of treatments, than is possible in animals.
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People with certain allergies should also consider possible cross-reactions, for example those with ragweed allergy may also react to alder, and those sensitive to juniper pollen may also react to olive trees.
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But just like people, each pet may react to pain differently – some will visibly or audibly react to only the slightest discomfort, while others might not react until they are experiencing severe pain.
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Let&aposs teach our children how to react to them when they do have a tragedy in their life later on, they know how to handle it and how to react to it.
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Watch President Obama react to mass shootings over the years.
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You never know how your body will react to labor.
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Will robots react to human violence or incivility in turn?
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The question then became how Trump would react to it.
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Laura Kelly's supporters react to her win against Kris Kobach.
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You're able to react to the scenario and the environment.
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In the past, airlines were slow to react to crisis.
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It's really just about how you react to every situation.
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They were always in an environment they could react to.
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We feel how they react to us turning their pages.
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These programs tell us how to react to new situations.
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And how are we supposed to react to all this?
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Twitter users were quick to react to Trump's statements, too.
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I react to how I am feeling the day of.
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How will South Korea and Japan react to this deal?
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Jennifer Finney Boylan: How will we react to 'difference' now?
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Greg is going to react to it, coming up next.
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When piperazine and TMC meet, they react to form polyamide.
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Users can react to things during class with emoji, too.
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How did the community react to you shooting the film?
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Monetary policy is nimble it will react to those expectations.
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HOW DOES A CENTRAL BANKER REACT TO SOMETHING LIKE THAT?
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Will he react to Mueller on Twitter in real time?
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She wonders, though, how people will react to her answer.
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How did your kids react to your fall from grace?
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Chinese markets did not immediately react to the outlook revision.
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North Korea and Iran will not react to sweet talk.
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And we are already seeing ISIS react to this eventuality.
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Delegates from Utah react to the allocation of their votes.
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This week we react to the 0.73th Academy Award nominations.
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And how did the teens themselves react to these findings?
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How did they react to an American telling this story?
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Any Mexican president might struggle to react to Mr Trump.
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How did you react to the visuals in Doctor Strange?
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We're extremely proud of the way they react to situations.
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CNN: How do the children react to their new beds?
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Clinton react to Donald Trump's Tuesday night speech about her?
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How did North and South Korea react to Trump's decision?
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And, most importantly, how the voters react to it all.
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They've also been slow to react to allegations against Rep.
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BURBANK, California — How do you react to poor fan reaction?
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Yet, the Democrats was slow to react to this reality.
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The three Code Talkers did not react to Trump's remark.
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"I'm just present, and react to the environment I'm in."
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Markets, though, have been slow to react to the report.
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"I didn't know how to react to it," she said.
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Multiple Twitter users took time to react to the video.
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Social media users were quick to react to the news.
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You don't know how someone is gonna react to you.
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There's honestly no right way to react to all this!
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I expected them to react to me with similar neutrality.
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I worried about how the students would react to us.
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How will Gawker react to the growing power of Facebook?
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" He continued, "We all react to the situation we have.
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Some people are just wired to react to that situation.
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How would you guys know how to react to that?
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And how the Biden team chooses to react to them.
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How did you first react to the role of Joan?
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And how are we supposed to react to it now?
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And I react to the game, but also the audience.
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He may not have had time to react to it.
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I WANT YOU TO REACT TO THE GDE NUMBER. 27%.
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Nanoleaf's existing light panels already react to sound and touch.
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He did not visibly react to the sentence on Monday.
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How investors react to the news is an open question.
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I react to each little detail that I put in.
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It is unclear how Trump will react to the testimony.
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" Mr. Trump was slow to react to "Team of Vipers.
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Few know how protesters will react to newly imposed rulers.
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That's the common flow of how people react to it.
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You can react to a message without opening the app.
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We told Kristin we were concerned about how Beau would react to the new baby, but also about how he would react to so many new grown-ups coming in and out of the house.
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As for how he imagined Simpson might react to the series?
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So he clearly had insight into how we react to terror.
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How did your family react to news of the Kickstarter's success?
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And then I wondered how animals might react to the sounds.
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I'm not a conceptual artist—I react to things I find.
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Governor Mike Huckabee will react to that and much more, next.
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These bacteria react to environmental humidity, expanding or reducing their size.
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Really, then, you know, some people react to things like that.
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The young sisters react to the legend in very different ways.
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If not how do you react to audiences reading into that?
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How would a shaky bipedal bot react to an aggressive dog?
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But there are things like how does it react to news.
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How will Anthony Davis react to his new existence in purgatory?
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Users could react to posts with a "smile" or a comment.
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How would Donald Trump react to tough questioning from Hillary Clinton?
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How you might react to Performatik's programming, depends on your perspective.
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OPEC has always been slow to react to changing market conditions.
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No one knows how Valve will react to the hardcore content.
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It's unclear how China will react to the military build-up.
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How would the Republican establishment react to the same imaginary scenario?
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Giving everyone time to do something more than react to events.
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Understandably, people on Twitter were quick to react to the clip.
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Often other characters will react to what you do or say.
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How might President Trump react to a disease threat from abroad?
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There's no way you cannot see that and react to it.
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How do you think "grown-ups" will react to the show?
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Fans were quick to react to the death on social media.
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But you won't react to all carbs in the same way.
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How do Italian publishers and journalists react to threats and pressure?
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We think we know how Smith's niece would react to this.
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But the BSP didn't necessarily react to those factors, he said.
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Immediately, she worried about how Moonves would react to a rejection.
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How do you think Kimmy Schmidt would react to this election?
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And if so, how would your Republican colleagues react to that?
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How did he react to the Cubs' win on Saturday night?
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Other OEMs will closely watch how consumers react to this infrastructure.
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I wasn't really thinking of how people would react to it.
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A baker can react to those factors with science or conviction.
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A: We're looking at ways to make it react to music.
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Also it infuriates the opposition, who then react to your advantage.
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There's some discomfort, but she doesn't violently react to food anymore.
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How did they react to you at school at the time?
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What's it been like watching cinema audiences react to the film?
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"They can't just react to all the requests" that come in.
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People react to news like this in one of two ways.
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We don't quite know how Trump's gonna react to certain requests.
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A place to listen, to react, to be inspired and reassured.
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Are you concerned how the president might react to your pictures?
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People often react to tragedies by sending canned food or clothing.
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So what's changed now to make the markets react to him?
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Don't wait for your busybody inquisitor to react to your explanation.
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It will not be able to react to events as needed.
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Look, I hope that people don't react to it that way.
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Writers from across the political spectrum react to the latest headlines.
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The best generals live with and react to paradoxes, Gaddis argues.
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"I didn't know how to react to that house," KaRon said.
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Do you find that children react to you better at home?
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He preferred to anticipate crises rather than to react to them.
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I try to imagine how he would react to all this.
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Writers from across the political spectrum react to the week's news.
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But how did investors react to Clearbanc's co-founders relationship status?
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It remains unclear how Republicans will react to these latest revelations.
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But they do react to the damage a fire can inflict.
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I want students to observe news, rather than react to it.
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How did the government and the public react to this epidemic?
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In the follow-up study, the researchers will gradually expose the narwhals to blasts from an air gun less powerful than industrial ones, figuring if they react to that, they'll react to the big stuff too.
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It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it.
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To tell you how you feel, and how you react to things?
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WILLIAMS: THE WAY I REACT TO IS JUST FOCUSING ON MY JOB.
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In these cases, people can react to even minute amounts of allergens.
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" Clarkson took to Twitter to react to the powerful performance. "Can't. Stop.
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It's unclear as of now how voters will react to their stances.
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American CEOs and American businesses are trained to react to quarterly problems.
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It's unclear how the Mexican government would react to such a proposal.
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To react to a video of Indians who lead Fortune 500 companies.
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Comment on their surroundings, react to what they're doing and play games.
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If not for the Fed, how do you react to this commentary?
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And Britain needs to react to this shock by lowering its prices.
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How would firms react to a $12 federal minimum wage, for example?
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Businesses, too, react to changes in relative prices, often in complicated ways.
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And did you wonder how fans might react to its subject matter?
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"We're here to react to the needs of the government," Mains added.
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But it's anyone's guess how Pai will react to all of this.
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Hopefully people will respond and react to them in a good way.
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MH: How do people react to the use of the word "ugly"?
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It's unclear for now how Spotify rivals will react to the move.
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I also learned that it's important to not react to the market.
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Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump has yet to react to the ruling.
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Instead, it opened a pubic comment period to react to possible scheduling.
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Are all TV shows now having to react to the Donald (ph)?
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We must react to these changes quickly or be quickly left behind.
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Their responsibility is not to react to policy proposals from presidential candidates.
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The way they react to my singing is really important to me.
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WATCH: 'Fan Forum: Survivor' Panelists React To Epic Idol Scramble From 'Survivor'
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The zloty currency did not react to the central bank governor's comments.
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How the market will react to legalization, Miller said, is anybody's guess.
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How will Joey react to all of these posts when she's older?
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Cosby accusers react to sexual assault charge Lawyers: 'Court should stay Mrs.
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I still don't know how police are going to react to me.
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Now, let's see how customers react to the drastic audio port change.
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Or how would it react to extreme pressure and vibrations during launch?
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And how will Teddy react to Owen's marriage to Amelia (Caterina Scorsone)?
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Do you react to a modern art gallery with a Farnsworthian "whaaa"?
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Their personality affects the way they react to trauma and other emotions.
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So, they tend to want to react to that, first of all.
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The question is how he might react to signs of greater dissatisfaction.
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"We just can't react to every statement or verbal provocation," Rice said.
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Traders have also had to react to weakening sentiment in oil markets.
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Ariel Helwani asked the newly crowned champion to react to Dillashaw's thoughts.
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And how did his Super Bowl champ teammates react to the announcement?
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It's understandable that people react to what's in front of their faces.
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How do people react to what Alex did at the very end?
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A lot of people didn't react to it correctly at the beginning.
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How will it react to this uncertain time in its life cycle?
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So, how will the AIPAC audience on Monday react to Donald Trump?
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"People react to genetics in one of two ways," said Dr. Kathiresan.
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You don't like when I react to what you present to me.
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Cosby did not audibly react to his conviction, but erupted shortly afterward.
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You also need to be ready to constantly react to the metrics.
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Successful investing requires a degree of nimbleness to react to new developments.
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Only patients with T cell-inflamed tumors react to immunotherapy at all.
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Your employee may react to the conversation in any number of ways.
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And how would Obama react to foreign interference in an American election?
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"In the second half, they had to react to us," Krzyzewski said.
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Then you react to the speed and spin according to the sound.
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But Kim wasn't the only leader to react to Trump's UNGA rhetoric.
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It's how you react to these crises that really makes the difference.
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I just wait for the gaps to appear and react to them.
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The orcs remember things, hold grudges, and react to your leadership accordingly.
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Go deeper: What they're saying: Intel officials react to Trump's clearance threats.
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Nobody can know how you two will react to all that pressure.
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Are you concerned with how your family will react to the play?
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Engineered stone doesn't react to acids and is more resistant to scratching.
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The "fake news" ... How do you react to that as a ... Groan.
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But she did wonder how viewers would react to this new special.
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Sludge, blood, and water now react to the player and the environment.
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It's just how you react to them, how you deal with them.
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"People react to rejection in negative and sometimes aggressive ways," she said.
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The way our bodies react to exercise can differ, even between activities.
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Poland still has several days to react to the ECJ interim decision.
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"You have to react to what's in front of you," he said.
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They are impacted by outside events -- and how candidates react to them.
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So I don't know how people are going to react to it.
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Different people react to cocaine differently depending on a variety of factors.
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What matters, according to Munger, is how you react to these mistakes.
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How did your family react to some of your more outlandish work?
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The company will watch how users react to and use those features.
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Readers react to the heightened tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Your smart TV might read how you react to shows or ads.
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And how the public watching the proceedings react to all of it.
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You have to be able to bounce back and react to things.
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The European Commission did not immediately react to the U.S. trade threat.
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The fabric houses tunable LED lights that react to the external environment.
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It is yet unclear how Macron might react to the strike action.
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And before we begin the review, we react to this year's Oscars.
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However, the market did not react to the disputes within the coalition.
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Different layers of the coating react to different colors in the light.
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The question now is how North Korea will react to this news.
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World leaders react to death of Israeli founding father Shimon Peres World leaders react to death of Israeli founding father Shimon Peres The messy and chaotic world of Israeli politics tends to cycle through politicians and parties quickly.
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RICHARD GOODSTEIN, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: Can I react to this New York Times story.
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I want to play something for you Stephen for you to react to.
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Other commenters took time to react to the photo -- with many complimenting Noth.
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He even claims that Xiaoice can analyze and react to your emotional state.
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Hospitals should be given ample time to react to the data and improve.
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How do you think the American people are going to react to this?
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I also got to know the city, understand it, and react to it.
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Madasani recalled how what happened next was almost too fast to react to.
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Bieber isn't the only celebrity to react to Ingraham's coverage of Hussle's funeral.
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It's how people react to machines and technology and how they perceive them.
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You have a choice in how you're going to react to the circumstances.
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It'll remain to be seen how Microsoft's employees will react to this news.
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The question is: how will Uber react to reports of Lyft's improved standings?
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"They've never known how to react to a downward" trend in economic confidence.
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The device includes 16 haptic feedback zones that'll react to compatible games' actions.
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Trump himself has mused about how the market would react to his ouster.
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Every individual will react to a psychedelic, particularly LSD, in a unique way.
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I react to them, and that really ... I think a lot about that.
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And no one knows how other countries will react to Mr Trump's threats.
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While you can't fight change, you can choose how you react to it.
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How do friends or potential romantic interests react to your animal-filled household?
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Justin Bieber Fans React to Abrupt Tour Cancellation, Plus Recapping The Bachelorette Live!
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Rainer's instincts told him not to react to the scary situation in fear.
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How did you and your band, the 400 Unit, react to the news?
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What you can control, however, is how you react to your boss' behavior.
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They deviate from this fair value only because investors over-react to news.
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Constancio said the ECB would react to any "economic shock" from the vote.
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Investors seem like they're waiting to react to more Donald Trump transition news.
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It's how you react to those challenges that determines whether you'll be successful.
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People observe the conditions around them and can react to circumstances as needed.
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For instance, how will customers react to coming outside to get their food?
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We all have these human experiences that dictate how we react to everything.
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What's the human cost of modeling the way horse testicles react to weather?
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The social network now lets you react to comments as well as posts.
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For graphic on markets react to the end of ECB stimulus click: reut.
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That's how he reacts to people and it's how people react to him.
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Even adults struggle with how to feel and how to react to it.
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I react to the crisis of the day when things are going wrong.
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Now you too can see how "Sanders" might react to your Internet speed.
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This seems like a reasonable way for them to react to Danny, frankly!
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The Trump administration tends to react to these fears with something resembling annoyance.
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As usual, no one really knows how Trump will react to all this.
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A lot has to do with how our bodies react to being scared.
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It remains to be seen how Trump will react to all of this.
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You know, instead, their mannerisms and how they will react to most news.
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One thing that eventually becomes frustrating is how people react to that grief.
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History will judge us by how we react to Trump and his government.
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That means bonds could fare better as investors react to weakening profit growth.
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But Trump does not really care about how Republicans react to his decisions.
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I wasn't sure how Jack would react to the news of my transformation.
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The stock market is just going to react to whatever the outcome is.
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Any counteroffer will naturally react to or be anchored by that opening offer.
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Exactly how Hollywood organizations will react to the allegations against Spacey remains unclear.
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Which review was the most hurtful, and how did you react to it?
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The process involves conditioning yourself to react to events in a certain way.
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"We could not get the Obama administration to react to that," Ford said.
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It's alright, but it's not always on and it doesn't react to taps.
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Complicating things, not all people react to sleep deprivation in the same way.
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He or she will have to decided how to react to these realities.
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How do other people treat you, or react to what you went through?
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How should audiences react to films that cast cis actors in trans parts?
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In Detroit the decisions you make affect how other characters react to you.
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Warren has not been particularly fast to react to questions about her heritage.
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The reader has to decide how they're going to react to it, basically?
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Let us know how you to react to these babies in the comments.
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"What you have to react to are actual policies, not promises," Guajardo said.
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Subliminally, the tongue can even react to the sight of a polished stone.
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Imagine how we would react to literally any other president speaking like this.
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"Usually babies react to colorful stuff, and Yasmina did the same," he said.
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It didn't care for the idea or even much react to his presence.
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The trees also release volatile organic compounds that react to form tiny particles.
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But few could have predicted how Mr. Schroepfer would react to our questions.
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"Look, sir, we already know how you react to combat situations," he said.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Look, sir, we already know how you react to combat situations.
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How will he or she react to not being head of the class?
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So why didn't Congress react to the policy change at the border jealously?
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"The instruments that we have to react to that are much more limited."
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It will be interesting to see how the players react to the pressure.
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As for Waller-Bridge...well, she has yet to react to the honor.
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Most respondents said they would react to complaints and investigate them on merit.
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If they're already matched, a person can reply or react to the story.
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We should hardly be surprised that state AGs might react to these pressures.
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In the episode, the cast will react to the results in real time.
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How did the Shah sisters react to the community's response to their portrait?
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It's showing them how to recognize and react to danger signs in men.
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They're just one of the many ways our bodies can react to orgasm.
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But my nervous system had no idea how to react to the multiplicity.
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Suburbs also need to respond and react to bigger changes in the workforce.
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React to that OMG moment by throwing your favorite gif on the timeline.
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Students, alumni react to new policy There were differing views on the announcement.
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Managers should also note how employees react to and prefer to receive feedback.
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And a new kind of "skin" helps robots react to changes around them.
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"I don't even think I have to react to that," the president said.
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It is unclear how strongly users actually react to these types of disclosures.
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There are a number of ways your friend may react to this conversation.
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How will the public, public institutions and the media react to his actions?
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One of my biggest worries was how I would react to the food.
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I was nervous about how my new colleagues would react to Pippa's presence.
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But the Republican establishment didn't react to Trump in the way people expected.
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But this is also about how health care providers react to uninsured people.
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And this results in hyper-aware, hypersensitive people more often than it doesn't; it's impossible to torture yourself with thoughts of how others might behave or react to things if you don't know how others generally behave or react to things.
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This new move strikes a compromise, allowing carmakers time to react to the change.
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"I didn't have time to react, to push her away," she told ABC 13.
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"I evaluate the size of them before I react to it," he says, laughing.
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It's like a coiled spring ready to react to a whiff of good news.
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The way we understand and react to things is influenced by what we've experienced.
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Donny Deutsch, maybe Joel will react to a sound bite, let&aposs play it.
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Users will also be able to "react" to videos posted by your TikTok friends.
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This is not to say that Sonoma County didn't appropriately react to the fires.
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But oil majors would be slower to react to prices than independents, Bosoni said.
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Then wonder how someone as unpredictable as Villanelle will react to this huge revelation.
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"I know my body, I know how I react to certain things," she said.
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McKidd also dropped some spoilers about how Amelia will react to this difficult situation.
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I've enjoyed going around the world and seeing how people react to the sets.
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The live filters allow you to react to conversations in a more visual way.
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How Pyongyang might react to the confusing signals coming out of Washington is unclear.
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Because I never know how anybody's going to react to anything that I do.
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Remember what I said about how I react to surprises, kind gestures, and gifts?
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"It's going to be interesting to see how companies react to this," he says.
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" Another advises kids not to react to cyberbullying, calling it "a lose-lose situation.
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When people react to these exclusion conversations, you'd think the argument was for confiscation.
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But it's fun to watch people react to those types of songs and lyrics.
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You look at the Fed, it's exhausted its ability to react to a crisis.
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George meets Harrison, the inventor of Drop Shades—novelty glasses which react to sound.
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Creators can even make their streams or games react to viewer comments or feedback.
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I don't know how this group is going to react to something like this.
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"The Fed is almost being forced to react to better economic momentum," Paulsen said.
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How did Fred react to the idea — and Pete, since it was his head?
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The Nixon thing: Democrats have seized on a theme to react to the news.
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These inks react to invisible changes around us like heat, pressure, moisture and light.
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Her former co-stars took to social media to react to the sad news.
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Legislators always find themselves compelled to drop whatever they're doing and react to him.
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That technology will react to how the guests use the ride's 200 cockpit controls.
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We've seen Bitmoji lenses, enhanced iPhone X ones, and some that react to sound.
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In that case, the biggest question will be how Republicans react to this defeat.
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"Because people show their true colors in how they react to him," she said.
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That's just plain old incompetence and greed, essentially, that everyone can react to, right?
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Twitter users on the left and right were quick to react to the ad.
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"People will react to the darkness with a whole lot more light," he said.
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When tensions are even higher on the show, you're going to react to them.
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But how did fans react to the loss of one of their favorite series?
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"I try not to react to the horrible misrepresentation of our lives," she said.
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After your thread is live, people can comment and react to comments using emojis.
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It only matters that those characters react to those situations like real people would.
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Visual problems may develop, including the inability of pupils to react to the light.
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The bank might also react to a weakening of the Hungarian forint, others said.
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It will definitely be interesting to see how the community will react to Sponsors.
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How do people react to being photographed when they're taking part in the celebration?
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Read More: 12 ways your skin can react to stress, according to a dermatologist
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That data is used to predict and react to future scenarios on the road.
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Its characters react to every mind-bending developent with little more than a shrug.
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Most importantly, how should the American public evaluate the report and react to it?
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Stay calm and don't react to things they say, like I cut myself everyday.
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Mr. Trelinski has the two singers react to the drink with shock and panic.
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Naturally, the internet dropped everything to react to the offensive comments made by Trump.
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Trudeau's office said the prime minister would react to the report later on Wednesday.
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I don't know how people are going to react to anything that's going on.
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And then there's the question of how the market will react to renewable energy.
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Globally, investors will react to Friday's monthly U.S. payrolls report, which was below estimates.
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It's stupid to react to every Trump tweet outrage with your own predictable howls.
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Instead, it has to learn how to adapt and react to constantly-changing conditions.
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How they'll react to this new, apparently more extensive leak, remains to be seen.
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It also ignores the fact that we often react to complaints from U.S. companies.
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Imagine how you'll react to each one, so you're not completely caught off guard.
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What you can do is take responsibility for how you react to that forecast.
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I have the thought, as usual, but this time, I don't react to it.
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They'll look at the data, and if it's slowing down, they'll react to it.
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I didn't know how people were going to react to it only being me.
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And we want that to feel personal so that you can react to it.
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They don't react to changes in mood, circumstances or personal context — or anything else.
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"We have sufficient room to change monetary policy to react to shocks," he said.
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These devices increasingly employ electronics to sense and react to changes in environmental conditions.
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But whether they turn aggressive or not depends on how you react to them.
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You won't know until you release it and see how people react to it.
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Israeli officials are not sure how the U.S. would react to such a move.
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"That doesn't rule out that somebody might react to the influenza vaccine," Greenhawt said.
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The enduring challenge of liberal societies is to react to such challenges, not overreact.
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Is this a normal way to react to hearing your friend is in hospital?
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You're going to cover the news and you'll react to what happens, of course.
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Virtue is defined by how vehemently you react to that which you find offensive.
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If so, how did you react to the news that they had been canceled?
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But how you react to tough situations doesn't have to add to the stress.
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It'll still be interesting to see how the community will react to this proposal.
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Attention turns away from events and toward our own ability to react to them.
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And then our job as coaches is, see how they react to that environment.
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Investors in China got their first chance to react to the widening coronavirus outbreak.
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This principle of less competition also applies to how consumers react to weekend work.
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It's ultimately unclear how the public will react to the shifting role of surveillance.
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South Korean stocks and the won currency did not react to the cabinet changes.
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He knows many people may react to the news with a round of applause.
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At first, she was unsure how her bosses would react to the googly eyes.
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I watch them and see what they react to, that's always a good indication.
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Now, Slack users are able to communicate and react to messages in public channels.
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I'm sure China will of course react to some of this and that's appropriate.
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Markets will initially react to Friday's IIP figures for December, which contracted 0.4 percent.
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What we don't know is, how will the public react to all of this?
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Congress must dedicate funds to react to wildfires as they do other natural disasters.
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Gibson didn't know how people would react to his sci-fi of the present.
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When faced with a life threatening actions, we must react to stop the threat.
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"We decided to use lights that react to each musician's musical role," notes Fleisher.
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How should we react to the uncertain future that President-elect Donald Trump represents?
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And how did the students and faculty react to having you in the room?
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Oh, and we react to the absolutely wild Detective Pikachu trailer in real-time.
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That is a real change in power, and people react to that very badly.
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"The study shows very strong evidence that Zika virus can trigger Guillain-Barré," but because there's some overlap between antibodies that react to dengue and antibodies that react to Zika, it's possible that some cases of Guillain-Barré were actually caused by dengue.
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"It hits you sometimes, and you don't know how to react to it," Anthony said.
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Interestingly, serotonin doesn't react to its brain receptors in the same way that LSD does.
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Here to react to all of this, former deputy assistant to the President Sebastian Gorka.
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State officials did not immediately react to the ruling, although Texas could once again appeal.
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Trump was asked to react to Carter during a Saturday news conference in Osaka, Japan.
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But how will boyfriend Josh (Nico Tortorella) react to her kiss with Charles (Peter Herrmann)?
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It's hard to imagine how King would react to this blatant twisting of his words.
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It comes back to the agencies and slowing growth and how they react to it.
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And most importantly, how will the royal family react to the way to the portrayal?
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You're laughing because you don't know how to react to this kind of direct transgression.
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But if you want him to react to something, show that one technique a lot.
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"It wasn't hard to just react to what Heath was actually doing," she told HuffPost.
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Reaction Among the first to react to the news was Sinn Fein colleague Gerry Adams.
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Some residents say they believe officials have been too slow to react to the emergency.
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That variability generates antigens which immune systems do not always recognise and react to immediately.
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"Most of our customers in that price range don't react to hysteria buying," Lesher said.
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How will the Saudis react to the international community ganging up on them so publicly?
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She's not simply the studio's "straight" woman, there to react to and heighten the comedy.
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Strategists from both parties think it'll come down to how suburban voters react to Trump.
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What he might have told the PBOC officials could be how to react to 'Brexit.
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But little is known about how Greenland's vast ice sheet will react to future warming.
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FED'S BULLARD SAYS WE HAVE TO REACT TO DOWNDRAFT IN GLOBAL YIELDS -BLOOMBERG TV INTERVIEW
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The big competitors have had to react to him, and they have in certain ways.
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But what we don't know yet is exactly how plans will react to this decision.
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"We know how the Turkish people react to this type of event," Mr Celik said.
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It's cheap, durable, and doesn't react to the usual organisms that break down organic matter.
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Humans have to take that data, use it and react to what's happening around them.
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And those troops react to disappointment by embracing an ever more reactionary brand of radicalism.
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At a young age, children may also not know how they react to certain things.
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So how is he going to react to this in a way that is normal?
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Newt Gingrich will react to that this deep state development tonight, get ready, buckle up.
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As other rivals react to Jio's offering, things will only get better for end users.
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It remains to be seen how China's President Xi Jinping will react to Trump's statements.
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The capability is just going to keep expanding, and you can react to world changes.
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I am very curious to see how the people are gonna react to my music.
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She's not sure how members of her Christian family would react to her pagan beliefs.
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MM: Theoretically any propulsion like that could move you, but generally you react to it.
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When CO2 and water meet at the liquid's surface they react to make carbonic acid.
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"[Insurers] would not know how enrollees might react to the uncertainty in 2018," Spiro says.
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The mistakes you make won't ruin your career, but how you react to them can.
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He knows what he is saying, and he knows how people will react to it.
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Charlie Kimball in the 11th starting spot appeared to react to congestion ahead of him.
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It's important to discuss whether your skin will react to it in the right way.
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The biggest question now is how the film industry will react to the Trump era.
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What the show really grapples with is how Finchley's loved ones react to the allegations.
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Lab research into how plankton communities react to changes in their environment (University of Amsterdam).
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Did you react to that criticism by trying to overcompensate or act more traditionally masculine?
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For example, do birds react to drones flown at 50, 60 or more meters away?
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The bots can react to taps on interactive buttons or keywords typed into the thread.
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How you react to financial surprise can be one of your most profitable financial moves.
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Through it all, Lewis remained stoic and unresponsive, refusing to react to violence with violence.
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How did people react to being able to segment off part of their Feed posts?
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We've heard that animals can react to changes in the weather before they even happen.
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On the facts before us, we cannot react to that pain by punishing the speaker.
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We need to be able to react to need, which is one of our advantages.
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"We react to situations we know," Mirza said after the two won the WTA Finals.
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We are disappointed that the Department once again must react to reports of online harassment.
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And, of course, in my field you're always trained to react to stuff like that.
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Now I look at things and think, 'How are people going to react to that?
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Nicki Minaj knew exactly how fans were going to react to her latest Instagram post.
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I did not react to these recent things I tried to turn a blind eye.
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When you say something or do something and I react to it, don't be surprised.
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WE'LL SEE HOW THE CHINESE REACT TO IT. THERE'S ALSO DISCUSSIONS GOING ON. COMMUNICATIONS CONTINUE.
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"The (party has) to react to their outrageous profits and rising fees," he told reporters.
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Within NBC, no one had any idea how the audience would react to his disappearance.
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Day by day, we are ourselves free to react to that scare and live free.
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The beams react to visitors' movements, with fog and mirrors blurring the lines of perception.
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Many BCI experts react to the arrival of the Valley visionaries by rolling their eyes.
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"The way certain people react to you," he said, "has everything to do with you."
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You have to know the water, how it moves and how fish react to it.
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Jahari did mot specify how Iran might react to U.S. threats to its oil exports.
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It's a natural way we react to discrimination when we belong to a nondominant group.
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I gave them five minutes and asked them to simply "react" to what they learned.
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In essence, the LSA200 foam layer is able to react to your movements almost instantaneously.
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What we don't know is how the public is going to react to the nominee.
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At her news conference, Le Pen asked party supporters to react to the account closures.
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I just watch him try to figure it out and react to what he's doing.
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I think he wants to do it so the market won't over-react to it.
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"It's not right for market participants to react to any one-off fluctuations," he said.
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Union said she had concerns about how people would react to her hiring a surrogate.
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Mr. Systrom said he was also mindful of how people might react to the change.
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Blithely irresponsible tech companies react to extremist users only under legal duress and public shaming.
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Update: Rachel Roy has taken to Twitter to react to intense scrutiny from the Beyhive.
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Share your videos to TRASH and elsewhere, watch and react to videos from other creators.
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Privacy and tech experts were quick to react to the two law enforcement official's suggestion.
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So it doesn't matter what the audience thinks or how they react to your performance.
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What did your research tell you about how children react to that sort of experience?
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When I hear it out, I'm just amazed at how people react to it still.
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How will this moralizing band of grumps react to their precious icon being a cheat?
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Back in July, Turner took to her Instagram story to react to her Emmy nomination.
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While it's not too late to react to this looming threat, we must act now.
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It is now the illiberals who are forced to react to what liberals put forward.
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Bullies react to their limitations by finding someone less powerful to blame and beat up.
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How employers and insurers will ultimately react to any spike in costs is also unclear.
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Viewers would react to promises being made, with their reactions immediately relayed to the candidates.
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"We can't afford to sit on something, so we did react to it," he added.
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What he's realized here from the markets to society … they react to big bold leadership.
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R.I. recorded their brain activity as volunteers decided how they would react to each situation.
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How will the administration react to the blowback when the trade war really gets going?
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The companies have had to react to the virus on the home front as well.
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The rand did not react to this announcement, Peregrine Treasury Solutions said in a note.
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We could spend them as we've spent the last two: React to every Trump outrage.
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I've stopped evaluating my jokes based on how I think men will react to them.
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"Other things we highly sensitives react to are noise and complex social contexts," he says.
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"People will react to a lot of these very politicized terms and institutions," he says.
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We saw that that patient's serum doesn't react to the SARS-CoV-2 at all.
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What matters is how people react to it, and what new social norms they form.
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No one knows exactly how the market will react to a new sheriff in town.
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"The business (community) now is trying to react, to adjust to the declarations," he said.
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It remains to be seen how the Nationals heartland will react to the Joyce revelations.
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The festival itself should be alive and should react to the parts of its body.
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More in the morning when the markets open again, and react to the night's news.
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How did you and your friends react to the news of escalating tensions with Iran?
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Sure, circumstances may affect it, but ultimately you choose how you react to those circumstances.
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People, unsure of how to react to such aesthetic sublimity, simply lay on the floor.
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British government bonds and the FTSE equity index did not react to the inflation figures.
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We may encounter our neighbors in spontaneous situations, but we can't react to them spontaneously.
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They've been exploring how dogs react to the colors, shapes, size, and placement of icons.
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The greater our capacity to solve crises, the less measuredly we react to mundane events.
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She also worried about how the experts would react to being approached by a student.
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We heard that she's like a bit awkward, so how does Nebula react to Mantis?
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Allowing the currency to react to that I think is a very important shock absorber.
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Facebook executives, in contrast, react to negative news with spin and attempts to bury it.
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Luckily, I was sort of set enough that I could make and react to it.
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And how is he going to react to disappointing numbers about things that actually matter?
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The puck rolled inside the right post as Berube couldn't react to it in time.
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The way the public react to Stillson is perhaps The Dead Zone's most accurate premonition.
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McGowen said he was unsure how the bank's leadership would react to his unorthodox proposal.
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The industry will be closely watching how regulators react to the BB&T-SunTrust deal.
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This is largely how world financial markets were expected to react to a "Leave" vote.
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She writes well about how Southerners react to the deaths of friends and loved ones.
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How would they react to others attempting to strip the democratically decided results from them?
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"Our job is not just to react to epidemics," Mr. Zebrowski said before voting yes.
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Mindfulness can train the brain not to react to thoughts or emotions associated with suffering.
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The source of comedy is usually the ability to react to what's happening right now.
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Since seeing Silence, I've been eager to know how others will react to the film.
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What we need people to react to is a counterstory that will show the truth.
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"And there was something about her voice — a purity about her intonation and her range and her style — that made musicians react to her like we could react to Pablo Casals, Jessye Norman or Yo-Yo Ma." Ms. Fitzgerald died at her Beverly Hills, Calif.
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And they also react to elephant bones, as well as bodies, as Dr Wittemyer has demonstrated.
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Hawkins adds that it's important to keep in mind that people react to products very differently.
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Let&aposs ask experts how China and Russia may react to any deal and its impact.
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How else are we meant to react to political discourse if not with jovial image editing?
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What's the next thing we have to react to and that we have to worry about?
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PIRRO: I think, Candace, you are right, I think that America is going react to this.
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It's unclear how global leaders — and in particular, President Donald Trump — would react to Riyadh's admission.
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" Many fans took to Twitter to react to the pop star's request, many labeling it "rude.
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Alongside the range of ways you can already react to a post — like, love, wow, etc.
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It's a really great ingredient for people who have sensitive skin and react to most products.
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The restless natives react to digital shadows on the wall, reduced to fear, hate, and superstition.
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Celiac disease is an autoimmune digestive condition where the intestines react to gluten and become inflamed.
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Prices of other corporate sukuk in the Gulf did not appear to react to Dana's announcement.
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This allows its brands to react to trends immediately, reducing in-store markdowns and boosting profitability.
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Now the land is starting to react to fracking, and unprecedented earthquakes are rocking the state.
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When men are taught to react to situations with unbridled anger, that anger leads to violence.
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In the past, the food industry was only required to react to outbreaks of food poisoning.
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A revenue slump contributed, but Goldman also has been slow to react to a market slowdown.
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Attention was focused on how Mr. Kim would react to the pop singers, particularly Red Velvet.
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Markets on Monday are expected to initially react to June IIP data released on Friday evening.
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The ways the characters react to these events let the Duffers explore their personalities and ambitions.
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How do you think this format will change how people react to this climate change message?
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And also investigators throw out some of this stuff and see how people react to it.
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Netflix has been slower to react to accusations against Masterson, which have been public for months.
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I will now pause and let my esteemed colleague, Vlad Savov, react to this startling information.
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Credit: Tom AshfieldUnlike humans, plants only react to infections when they sustain specific kinds of damage.
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He gets out of the way and lets the players react to the moment for themselves.
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But it's not just about that, it's about how we as people react to that change.
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You react to the prompt, you type your verb, and you carry it with you forever.
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The program allows Lyft to test how its passengers react to self-driving cars and Drive.
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They would also be given instruction on how to react to allegations of clerical sex abuse.
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She was testing theories of how these gels react to solvents — substances that dissolve other materials.
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Shooting Reaction People immediately took to social media to react to Sunday's latest brash of violence.
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If their followers never know how they are going to react to something, they're in control.
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But the American public didn't react to the unexpected announcement with panic, fear, or social upheaval.
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Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway will be here in just moments to react to both.
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We can't imagine a better slogan for how we want people to react to our billboards.
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There's a lot of fear Just how would the world react to a Trump White House?
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Aides and advisers had wondered before Comey's testimony if their boss would react to the display.
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"I wanted to make people react to those ads and want to be involved" Chavarria said.
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But the craziest part of all this is how people around them react to this insanity.
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The question: How will Alex (Justin Chambers) react to Jo (Camilla Luddington) having a secret husband?
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And they won't be able to react to it quickly enough, and they will get disrupted.
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The paint, designed to react to changing temperatures, was the first part and, surprisingly, the easiest.
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So I wonder how this new era will react to a bear market rearing its head.
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"I&aposm curious how the students will react to the president living there," he said, laughing.
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While traditional currency markets react to the news, cryptocurrency bitcoin has started to surge in price.
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The proof will come in how people react to the noise during the aircraft's test flights.
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It would have been simple for SVU to react to this trend by embracing carceral feminism.
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How the betting public is going to react to the odds is where perception comes in.
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We can change how we perceive tattoos and how we react to people who have them.
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The scary thing is, you learned not to react to gunfire or anything of that nature.
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But we still don't how Trump will react to a crisis not of his own making.
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Here's a dive into past federal hurricane aid and how Congress might react to this storm.
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" The Hollywood Reporter reported at the time that McCreary "did not visibly react to the comment.
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They would have little opportunity to learn about or react to decisions that harm their interests.
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For reasons that are not entirely understood, corals react to the heat by expelling their symbionts.
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As a businessman, Trump liked to let the world come to him and react to it.
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Pro-abortion rights demonstrators react to the 5-3 decision to overturn Whole Woman's Health v.
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European leaders are expected to react to Friday's demise of the INF with disappointment and concern.
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A question often asked about presidential candidates is how they might react to that 3 a.m.
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This creates a unique problem, because those two materials react to treatments and environments very differently.
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"The people of New Jersey will see it and react to it, and I'll do better."
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"The word that I feel describes how most people react to it is desperation," he laughed.
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On the domestic front, markets are expected to react to Friday's dismal GDP numbers on Monday.
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How did you react to the terrorist attack at the Reina nightclub on New Year's Eve?
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In May, it also launched the first lenses that react to sounds – but not particular words.
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How do you see horror evolving to react to what's happening in our world right now?
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It's unclear how Kim will react to this offer if Trump proposes it in two months.
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But at the end of the day, it's how we react to that jealousy that matters.
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Ruggiero warned North Korea would likely react to any attempt to hinder them with more provocations.
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Ones that are proactive, have their own agency, don't just react to the men around them.
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Another concern after the false alarm is how people could react to the next emergency alert.
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Rating agencies also have an influence on how global investors react to a Greek bond issuance.
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Shortly after the news of the suspension broke, Kendricks appeared to react to it on Twitter.
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We watch her sassily react to a staffer's inquiry about her shoes before a public appearance.
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Europe's main options are defensive: It can react to Mr. Trump's aggression with targeted trade retaliation.
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So what really counts after tonight's debate is how Trump and Hillary Clinton react to it.
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It facilitates genuine exchanges of information in which the brand can react to a specific need.
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Jared Polis declared a state of emergency, making more resources available to react to the storm.
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New Yorkers took to social media Friday afternoon to react to the possibility of extreme weather.
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And how are these white kids and their families supposed to react to what they're told?
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Occasionally, she will linger on the street just to observe how people react to her work.
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How did the boys react to Mr. Huggett following them around the subway with a camera?
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And the way we speak about substance use inevitably affects the way we react to it.
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How did people react to the tattoo before Pepe was co-opted by the alt-right?
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Several of the artists clearly reflect on and react to the constraints imposed on their bodies.
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Dr. Greengard's research described how cells react to dopamine, an important chemical messenger in the brain.
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But how might regulators now react to signs that there is more misconduct at Wells Fargo?
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Local governments must classify and react to cyberattacks as the major security threats that they are.
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As a result, it is better able to quickly react to any sign of higher prices.
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Paper fibers react to changes in the environment, absorbing moisture like little straws and getting fatter.
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But there was still the question of how Mr. Falwell himself would react to the event.
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You don't know how he's going to react to that because that's not something he does.
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The host-read ads also appear in "Unfiltered" YouTube videos, where subscribers can react to them.
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So businesses can react to it, for instance, by delaying spending plans until the storm passes.
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"The economy is doing better, and the Fed is going to have to react to that."
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But the adults they trusted failed to tell authorities or were slow to react to allegations.
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Expect Philadelphia's famously frenzied fans to react to their team's first-round pick with sensible detachment.
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How are people going to react to that, especially to women who are not modestly dressed?
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Writers from across the political spectrum react to the news on the Russia investigation and more.
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In the meantime, Iran must decide how it will react to the continued US pressure campaign.
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"I just think it's a matter of education — understanding how humans react to things," Schwab said.
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You have no idea how cows are going to react to a drive or any situation.
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"They were trying to see how we would react to the imminent threat," Ryan Bundy offered.
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Dust towers occur when dust clouds react to the warmth of the sun and rise vertically.
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Check how your skin will react to face paint before you slather your face with it.
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"Some people will react to success by trying to hang onto your coat tails," Branson warns.
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How Mr. Ulrich's colleagues on the Council would react to the cameras was an open question.
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But one thing that could determine where stocks go is how they react to interest rates.
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That world is gone, and the ESA has had over a decade to react to it.
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There are more than a thousand species, and different tardigrades might react to drying out differently.
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How do you think people in Japan will react to all this torture in their history?
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The strategy is called priming, or conditioning yourself to react to events in a certain way.
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But tech companies worry that opponents will react to these developments by kiboshing the technology completely.
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One big consideration though ... how would the kids react to a new man in the house???
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"With a brush, there are no ingredients for the skin to react to," Dr. Akhavan said.
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The Lyme test is also not specific and can react to other antibodies in the body.
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Dedicated Whovians were quick to react to the news of a woman taking over the Tardis.
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But it's a simple Parisian guy, and not even French people react to him like this.
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They're flat and can't react to you, which is the opposite of performing on the internet.
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They differ because they make very different assumptions about how states would react to the bill.
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Volvo notes that Pilot Assist shouldn't be used in slippery conditions and that it will not be aware of things like people or animals (though other Volvo safety systems may react to those), and that it will not react to stationary objects or vehicles crossing its path.
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She looked down as if in prayer and did not visibly react to the judge&aposs words.
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"We get to be active and react to this in a constructive way," by reporting, she said.
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Send messages with links to articles to friends on Flipboard, or react to stories friends have shared.
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Understanding this effect could help scientists and conservationists better predict how animals might react to approaching humans.
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Watch Chuck react to our guy saying Shaq is the best big man of all time. Classic.
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You might still be able to look at how plants and animals react to the darkened sky.
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The gases will then react to form methanol, an alternative fuel that can be used in cars.
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USA Swimming and the Australian Olympic Team were among the other groups to react to To's death.
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That is exactly how you ought to react to bumping into the Housewives: Swiftly and profanely exiting.
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They measure the electron's spins by watching how nearby electric charges react to the trapped electrons' movements.
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The response caused much ado among court-watchers, who wondered how Sullivan might react to the snub.
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To do that, they needed to show how cells with mutant Nav1.7 channels would react to pain.
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Watch CNBC's Federal Reserve guest panel react to the central bank's decision Wednesday to not raise rates.
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Because how else would you want to react to a post about your mom's new flower arrangement?
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Mika Brzezinski was trying to get Claire McCaskill to react to it, and she is saying listen.
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"We will have to wait and see how consumers react to the new labels," Kolodinsky said.[USDA]
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So that song was kinda like, wow, I wonder how people are going to react to it.
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One producer, however, is probably able to react to higher prices and it's a particularly problematic player.
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She knows exactly how boys her age react to girls who are popular online, especially to egirls.
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Please comment on all of my social accounts b/c my dress will react to your emotions!
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On top of all that, we know that different people react to coffee (and its caffeine) differently.
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How will cities of the future react to agricultural scarcity, access to clean water, and rampant flooding?
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They've gathered three college kids and asked them to react to themselves, as recorded five years ago.
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In the beginning, he wasn't sure how people would react to him wanting to photograph their lives.
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Go deeper: Bigger than Brett: Why Kavanaugh is so personal for women Senators react to Susan Collins
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Investors will keep an eye on how Amazon shares react to the e-commerce giant's quarterly results.
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Prevention efforts are normally focused on women and teaching them to avoid and react to male violence.
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People react to art the same way they do to classical music: on a deeply personal level.
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But this fiery planet doesn't stop there — it also rules how you react to these bothersome things.
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Fans get a reprieve between episodes to react to what happened and speculate about what's to come.
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FX investors are focused on how the U.S. Federal Reserve will react to a worsening economic outlook.
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What did you eventually conclude about how people use read receipts and how they react to them?
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Instead of responding to touch or sound, Soshee can only react to notifications from the paired phone.
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And, triggers can be unpredictable, so learning to anticipate and react to them can take some time.
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It remains to be seen how the White House will react to this news, if at all.
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And when rates are above zero, the Fed has more room to react to a policy miscalculation.
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Plus, it's still unknown how the brain may react to a reduced-gravity environment such as Mars.
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"We have to react to what's missing, but everything else is pretty much the same," Goodman said.
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Fiscal expansion — can the Bank of England react to a big fiscal expansion by cutting interest rates?
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Waymo has built models using machine learning to recognize and react to both normal and unusual behavior.
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Markets seemed to react to Clinton making headway against her GOP rival as Monday night's debate progressed.
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Browder did not immediately react to Friday's ruling but has dismissed Russian authorities' past allegations against him.
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Followers can also react to Highlights posts, as they can to any Skype post, with an emoji.
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This means investors can react to market news quickly to buy or sell when it suits them.
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He previously said the crackdown was a foretaste of how the government would react to future protests.
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In addition, he said, it's hard to tell how the body might react to the implants themselves.
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What do you think it was about that website that made people react to it so strongly?
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That's what we react to, I think: people who have the ability to take us somewhere else.
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"We have to react to what's missing, but everything else is pretty much the same," Goodman says.
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Varnum sought to understand how humanity might react to indisputable evidence of the discovery of alien life.
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But, the big question in front of investors is how the markets will react to this noise.
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"I don't want to over read or over react (to) what these markets are saying," Kaplan said.
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It's not common by any means, but Watts explained that people react to caffeine in different ways.
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Instead, they focus on how the other four opponents will rotate and react to what they do.
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With over 150 LED lights, the colors will change to react to #MetGala tweets throughout the night.
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This means there's no one "right" way to react to trauma, so whatever you're feeling is normal.
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Shares of some major U.S. oil producers did not appear to react to the initial news Thursday.
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It was the first chance Asian markets had to react to the latest retaliatory measures from China.
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Right now, the robots can react to the action Force Awakens, Rogue One and A New Hope.
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Now we know the proper protocol if we ever have a situation like this to react to.
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The market has yet to fully react to weak U.S. economic data out on Friday, Serebriakov said.
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I worry about how intellectuals react to income inequality, but it turns out intellectuals aren't that influential.
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Still, there's the question of how to react to the president-elect's ill-considered statements and tweets.
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Boards of directors are spending hours debating how to react to the next wave from Silicon Valley.
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"This is not way to react to the expression of economic grievances by the population," she said.
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The European Intervention Initiative is a 10-country coalition of European militaries ready to react to crises.
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And remember: Other people's habits might not be fixable, but the way you react to them is.
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Or rather, a set of six emoji with which you can react to friends' Facebook posts now.
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Computers programmed to react to stock price movements and volumes may then begin putting more money in.
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While the bill will be far from its anticipated final version, markets could react to any surprises.
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And of course, there's another factor: American companies have to react to other countries' retaliatory tariffs, too.
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As soon as Burrough walks out of the shadows, the interface begins to react to the light.
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And yet it it's consistent with how many people react to black history in the United States.
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"Bitcoin supply is fixed and cannot react to the market's demand," the Saga Foundation's Sadeh Man said.
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Investors are now getting a chance to react to the Senate passing the GOP tax reform bill.
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How fans will react to the ceremony, or if there will be any protests, nobody is sure.
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FX investors are focused on how the U.S. Federal Reserve will react to a worsening economic outlook.
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It's an assault on the senses and the audience have to react to that in some way.
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And how does the liberal elite on both sides of the Atlantic react to this deafening alarm?
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It's been so interesting watching the rest of the world react to every little thing Cam does.
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It was incredible to be with him in Raleigh and see the way people react to him.
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Having a physical object or representation for the customer to react to is critical for actionable feedback.
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Few judgment calls are, because umpires have no way to account for how players react to situations.
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Talking to Yates, the 28-year-old seems ambivalent about how people will react to Time & Space.
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Now the Messenger team will have to react to and iterate on Messenger Day's launch without Martinazzi.
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I wonder how Americans, after 9/11, would react to a "cultural evening" celebrating Osama bin Laden.
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The GM recalls were "unprecedented, and the law should be able to react to this," he said.
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One of Krisha's meltdowns restages the filmmaker's experience witnessing Nica's son Israel react to his mother's behavior.
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They are individuals who react to a perceived mistreatment by producing and sharing their own counter-story.
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Already, lawmakers have had to react to things Trump has done while they were out of town.
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You'd have to imagine that Jay Kay probably wouldn't react to the comparison with good grace, no.
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"We don't know how the brain is going to react to having a different body," Furr said.
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"What you have to react to are actual policies, not promises," Guajardo told The Hill in May.
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And he's really not sure how to react to the news that Cersei is carrying his kid.
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With O.C.D., the brain misfires, causing it to malfunction and react to disturbing thoughts, images and ruminations.
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A global disease outbreak isn't the kind of risk that many investors were trained to react to.
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It's a beautiful reaction because the idea of it — how people would react to it — is inspiring.
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These experiences have to "live" around us, react to our gestures and be visible at our whims.
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And the country's theater makers have long used the language of mythology to react to changing times.
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Is it tricky to pretend to use psychic powers or react to monsters that aren't really there?
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Durand and Ginn said their dog, a Rhodesian Ridgeback named Buu, didn't react to the alleged sighting.
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It doesn't give the hammy Hicks much to react to, and his performance suffers as a result.
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If you present yourself as defeated, then people will react to you as if you are losing.
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And a big question is how the markets will react to the latest bout of Fed speculation.
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However, what it could also change is how podcasters react to having their shows as searchable entities.
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GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS GERMANY, UK, FRANCE WILL THIS WEEK REACT TO IRANIAN ANNOUNCEMENTS ON NUCLEAR DEAL
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Past practice for the Fed has been to acknowledge such events but not to react to them.
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And I wasn't nearly as alarmed before the media and the public failed to react to it.
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High-frequency trading firms rely on machine learning tools to rapidly read and react to financial markets.
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How do other people typically react to totality, when the sun is completely covered by the moon?
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Ellis ended up staying the night because the doctors didn't know how he'd react to the anesthetic.
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And they don't know how consumers will react to higher prices during the all-important holiday season.
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Los Angeles Lakers fans react to the death of Bryant outside of the Staples Center, Jan. 26.
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Writers from across the political spectrum react to President Trump's barring of transgender people from military service.
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Do not react to their taunts at the Thanksgiving table and, if necessary, ask them to leave.
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And so the anthology takes pains to show how leaders react to the ambiguities of their roles.
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Yet the hedge fund manager believes the markets won't react to Trump's removal, should that take place.
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She wondered how small-town folks who frequented the farmer's markets would react to a Muslim woman.
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Part of how you see yourself is wrapped up in how you view and react to others.
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SNS and Smer are expected to react to Most-Hid's decision on Tuesday, Slovak news websites reported.
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"It would be impossible for China not to react to his provocations," Mr. Ni said by telephone.
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"Sometimes with five-star recruits, you don't know how they're going to react to coaching," Beard said.
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Energy stocks remained under pressure on Thursday as oil prices react to another rise in domestic production.
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If someone like that is in a position of authority, do not react to everything he says.
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More recently, researchers have used video games to see how people react to suspects of different races.
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This requires actual policy knowledge, but also an understanding of how people will react to a policy.
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There are two ways for climate-concerned folk on the left to react to something like this.
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How about the ability to react to people's messages with emojis and without writing a separate message?
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She knows when things will happen, how they will happen, and how she will react to them.
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There will be things we need to react to, and we want to be there for that.
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We continue to react to the power majority in a way that mimics some of their worst inclinations.
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That ability has enabled competing buyers and sellers to react to the trades while they are in progress.
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Because users instinctively react to photographs, they're choosing dates or matches based on sexual attraction and airbrushed beauty.
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How would society react differently if it was real and how would society react to the speculative project?
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Putin may indeed react to the protests by chucking his hapless Prime Minister, Dmitry Medvedev, to the wolves.
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Trump's opponents have realized "that their only choice is to react to him with long sieges," he says.
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How did one of the world's best soccer players react to meeting the Fresh Prince of Bel Air???
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Here now Jonathan Turley, George Washington University law professor to react to that and some other news today.
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At this stage, not only can animals recognize a lack of a stimulus, they can react to it.
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Tools like the messaging platform Slack also allow users to react to messages with a range of emoji.
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Florida politics – just like politics in America – is all about the president and how people react to him.
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And a number of companies have even started researching how cannabis specifically will react to non-earth environments.
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And it would be up to future research to determine how dogs react to different scent mark heights.
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Other vehicles and pedestrians nearby did not appear to react to the woman falling out of the SUV.
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Reactive armor is an advancement that allows the armor to react to mitigate the impact of a weapon.
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DeGeare suggests partners discuss how they react to everyday stress and how they act in times of crisis.
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But it's likely he'll react to these leaks not by bemoaning the security breaches but by criticizing Darroch.
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After that, however, we were right back to not knowing how to react to what we were seeing.
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"I don't know how to react to this," added Mutko, whose country will host next year's World Cup.
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The friends were walking with a bodyguard and reportedly didn't react to the woman, though police later intervened.
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However, it can only move into pre-set positions and doesn't react to the movements of human players.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS ONE OF THE CHALLENGES FOR POLICYMAKERS IS HOW MUCH FINANCIAL MARKETS REACT TO TARIFF NEWS
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The more markets understand how the central bank will react to events, the better they anticipate future policy.
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JAMES BULLARD: You know, I'd like to see how the, that market would react to what we're doing.
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But Falih said OPEC "won't be quick on the trigger" to react to short-term U.S. output spikes.
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Related Exponential Outbreaks: The Mathematics of Epidemics Student Opinion Question | How Should We React to the Ebola Epidemic?
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Celebrities are taking to Twitter and Instagram to react to the horrific attack in Nice, France on Thursday.
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We, as viewers, witnessed the cast members react to the events in the premiere episode of the season.
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Players can also customize their tile sets and backgrounds, and hear Ludacris react to certain words you play.
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Indeed, responding to missile-tests and other transgressions signals that the world will react to nuclear breaches, too.
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And I think it sort of gets at the committee's perspective and how we react to the data.
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"I think we have the opportunity to more patiently read - and react to - the incoming data," Evans said.
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McConnell and Chuck Grassley (R-IA), chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, will react to various potential nominees.
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We take it to the streets to see how people react to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce.
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I put it there, a little above eye line, so that she'd see it and react to it.
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Many of us know how we react to pain, and we think our pets will be the same.
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"That's the way it is," Arto Leino responded, when asked to react to Thiel speaking about being gay.
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It was slow to react to the financial crash in 2008, arrogantly viewing it as an American problem.
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It will also give you some insight into how your competitors typically respond or react to negative feedback.
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Let&aposs turn to Newt Gingrich to react to the latest revelations about the deep state&aposs misdeeds.
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Challenges still exist in terms of building materials that can react to lower temperatures than those currently possible.
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Meanwhile, stress tests don't easily predict how fickle customers will react to rising prices or next season's designs.
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The slower you are to react to change, the more painful it is to adjust once you must.
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But there are questions about whether the incoming Trump administration will react to such incidents the same way.
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But there is uncertainty about how they would react to the first interest-rate rise in a decade.
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More retaliation is expected, as the Chinese react to separate American tariffs on solar panels and washing machines.
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"Ben [Bagby from Sequentia] tries out various possibilities and I react to them—and vice versa," said Barrett.
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"It really shows how crowds react to things in the very short term, whether they're right or wrong."
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In addition, when you react to a life event someone else posted, with a like, wow, heart, etc.
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Instagram is testing a new way to react to Stories that is much simpler, and it involves emoji.
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Go deeper: What they're saying: New Yorkers react to Amazon's HQ2 reversal Amazon's HQ2 decision starts local firestorms
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This means that Dragoons and Goliaths are still a bit derpy in how they react to movement commands.
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He said the Fed has a road map, but it plans to react to events as they develop.
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How did Donald Trump and the Trump Organization react to the progress of the Trump Tower Moscow project?
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The big risk for markets remains and it isn't how they will react to further losses in China.
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Using tablet computers, ministers will be given multiple-choice questions to answer as they react to the situation.
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How are we going to react to this and how is the dynamic going to shift and change?
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"Poloz is not a big fan of forward guidance, so he will react to the data," Costerg said.
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How audiences react to Rex likely will depend on people's individual experiences, which are impossible to control for.
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So some cultural variations in how people spread and react to nonsense online at least remains a possibility.
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Florida congressman Ron DeSantis is here to react to comments by Dan Coats and Rod Rosenstein earlier today.
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It's also what allows Google to react to changes in the industry, like this one, on the fly.
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But he didn't react to Obama's policy talk -- nearly all of which was at odds with Ryan's priorities.
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The fans just keep that ball rolling by suggesting more and more content for you to react to.
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"The President says this crazy thing yesterday and everybody had to figure out how they react to it."
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But Schultz isn't the only food and drink figure to react to Trump's apparent disdain for Mexican relations.
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I don't judge the crime victims joining President Trump in this cause for how they react to trauma.
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I don't react to the minute to minute, hour by hour, day to day moves of the markets.
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I know so many things about balls and how balls react to things and blue balls, and, 'Oh!
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Two of the men react to their makeover by screaming and running off; this one smiles and preens.
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There are no chords in my music—I don't think chords are something that I physically react to.
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"Eighty-seven percent of babies react to music streamed vaginally with body and head movements," the site states.
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John Harwood: Is part of your thinking what the Mueller Report shows and how people react to that?
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The images on the walls, ceiling, and floor are rendered in real time and react to visitors' bodies.
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And whatever is the final figure, we agreed to monitor the market situation and react to it quickly.
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The idea is that the car can detect and react to a potential accident before the driver can.
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The story spread quickly, and the internet was quick to react to the news of the supposed engagement.
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Here, they can react to the stream using Facebook's standard emoticon set of likes, hearts, haha's and others.
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It also visualizes the different text inputs that people provide so that bot builders can react to that.
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Finally, there remains an overhang of how the Fed is going to react to this burst of activity.
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Jeffrey was initially worried about how parents would react to the program, but it's been a huge success.
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Prior studies indicated that on Titan's surface, HCN can react to form long chains, or polymers, called polyimine.
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Let me just roll over the Like button like so...Oh wait, you can't "react" to a comment?
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"New Yorkers would react to Lincoln's wartime policies with the deadliest rioting in American history," Mr. Strausbaugh writes.
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What is less complicated is how we should react to this latest apparent example: It should be condemned.
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"If there would be additional negative shocks we would not hesitate to react to that," Mersch told CNBC.
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Rather than wait around for lawmakers to react to the next mass shooting, they're hoping to avert it.
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In Rutherford-Johnson's telling, composers are not sequestered monks but attuned social beings who react to cultural pressures.
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That means filters that have bubbles or other floating objects that you apply can react to these things.
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Mr. Churkin said he had "concerns" about how other groups in Libya would react to a Council measure.
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To hear Moscow react to Trump's weapons decision, however, one would think he was responsible for increased hostilities.
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France, one of Mr. Assad's most outspoken detractors, was the latest to react to the recapture of Palmyra.
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It is how we frame and react to them that establishes a precedent and gives us our voice.
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Because of Canada's strict laws, experts have absolutely no clue how pedophiles might react to virtual child pornography.
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It also learns from how you use it — browsing flights, or how you react to alerts, for example.
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Even though the Fed's job is not to set trade policy, it must react to it, he said.
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Users can tap to Like, react to or comment on feed posts while still in the carousel interface.
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VICE: As a film critic, how do you react to films that have cisgender actors playing trans roles?
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It sounds dumb, but it was surprisingly cool to see the app react to my sips so quickly.
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People react to the fenced-in detention centers for children and babies and say this is not America.
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After one turnover, Darnold admitted to "seeing ghosts" while attempting to read and react to the Patriots defense.
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He'd better hope that voters don't react to his snubs by sending someone else to do the job.
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That's how some residents react to a home invasion in the student-saturated neighborhoods surrounding Penn State University.
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With Summit, he simulated how the atoms and particles in the viral protein would react to different compounds.
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Facebook shares were down about 0.5% in Friday's premarket, but did not seem to react to James' announcement.
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They always turned the conversation back to how to prevent disaster, instead of how to react to it.
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I guess how you react to the video might say something about how you feel about alien sex.
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But this move comes as startups react to the pandemic and historical market lows through layoffs and pivots.
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"Governments might react to associate themselves with the program and try to take credit for it," he said.
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As with all foods, be observant when it comes to how your body and skin react to consumption.
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Those economic sanctions, some critics argue, have hampered Iran's ability to react to the virus ravaging its population.
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This is a crucial data point for the ECB, whose primary mandate is to react to price changes.
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I tried to keep it honest and think about how these people would actually react to this situation.
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And the Venus fly trap didn't react to a stimulus similar to a bug crawling across its maw.
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Two, how GRRRL members would react to the notion that their group could be seen as a gimmick.
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AMD's price cut was brilliantly timed to react to Nvidia's Super cards, and the performance promises match up.
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Uncertainty about how the economy will react to rising borrowing costs has raised the blood pressure of investors.
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This is not surprising, Dr. Evans said, given what scientists know about how we react to repeated stimuli.
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The LED headlights are what Nissan calls "intelligent," meaning they can react to environmental conditions without drive involvement.
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Now, I am extremely worried about how the insurance industry here will react to this irresponsible Republican plan.
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There are no interactive elements, but viewers will likely react to the scenes anyway, as they're quite effective.
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So I don't know how Brienne will react to people taking matters into their own hands at Winterfell.
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Let's examine where steel prices are, where they were and how they might react to stiffer trade restrictions.
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In the last 12 months, there has been a shift in the way financial markets react to news.
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He has also decried NATO's inability to react to what he called Turkey's "crazy" offensive into northern Syria.
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"He couldn't even recognize me, but he could react to what the doctors were asking him," she said.
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Whether the economy slides into a recession may be determined by the way businesses react to the outbreak.
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Slow going at first, the book builds intellectual excitement as the characters act and react to one another.
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Of course, there is no way to predict how the selection committee will react to any of this.
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Mexico has not ejected Bolivia's ambassador in Mexico and Lopez Obrador said he would not react to provocations.
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At first, Auschwitz didn&apost know how people would react to the topic of genocide on social media
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DXY, uncertainty over how China would react to Trump's trade tariffs and currency crises in Turkey and Argentina.
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So the question becomes how seriously corporate boards should react to the larger outcry over conflicts of interest.
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Victims react to sentence Gloria Allred, who represents several women accusing Cosby of sexual assault, praised the sentence.
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"What's most important, from our standpoint, is how we react to it," Pittsburgh coach Mike Sullivan told reporters.
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"In the future we will have to react to the challenges that we are faced with," she said.
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MORE for not doing enough at the time to react to any foreign involvement in the presidential contest.
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Which has meant doing a lot of things that don't really react to how games media has changed.
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