What happens will depend on how the economy responds to the additional fiscal stimulus, and how the Fed responds to that.
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It responds to controls with almost imperceptible lag, both in how it traverses across the floor and in how the head responds to aiming commands.
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According to the Brookings Institution, the cascade of geopolitical influence is dizzying in this case, too: Pakistan responds to India's moves in the nuclear realm, and India responds to both Pakistan and China.
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As she plays, Cetine responds to messages from queer viewers.
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"Watch how he responds to my speech today," Romney mused.
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" Asked if Sidney responds to the texts, Judge said, "No.
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Ecuadorian Red Cross #RedCross responds to strong earthquake in #Ecuador.
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Trump responds to reporters' questions about Charlottesville earlier this month.
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NEW: Facebook responds to UK parliament's seizure of internal docs.
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Nike responds to withdrawal from Paris Climate Accord $nke pic.twitter.
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It usually responds to a prominent case of police malpractice.
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BLOCKS' 5x5 light grid responds to both pressure and gesture.
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Outfitted with haptic sensors, the installation responds to visitors' interactions.
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If Telsa responds to the petition, we'll update this story.
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That office regularly and quickly responds to Motherboard's FOIA requests.
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Be sure to thank anyone who responds to your email.
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The answer lies in how society responds to today's troubles.
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The president responds to perceived attacks against him on twitter.
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How any organization responds to sexual misconduct allegations is important.
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My body no longer responds to stress like everyone else's.
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His piece responds to the country's culture of gun violence.
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She has a home office where she responds to emails.
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His return will depend on how he responds to rehabilitation.
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The interactive piece responds to light at certain pollination points.
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The security industry, by its very nature, responds to threats.
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That's kicked up a lot that our show responds to.
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Yet he perceives danger everywhere, and responds to it disproportionately.
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Valuably, he touched on the way "Emeralds" responds to it.
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He responds to reports of another whistle blower coming forward.
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Also, pay attention to how a child responds to yelling.
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Not everyone responds to birth control in the same way.
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Responds to claims and allegations made by Terraform Power, Inc.
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We'll see if the Democratic electorate responds to this liberalism.
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The ASPCA routinely responds to animals endangered by natural disasters.
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A feisty remote control robot that responds to voice commands
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Similar to previous virtual assistants, Bixby responds to voice commands.
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No. No single consumer really responds to that message, worldwide.
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Experts point to how the brain responds to its environment.
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Below, Roy responds to the article by Kocher and Emanuel.
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We are going to do a new iteration of work that used to be a solo, where we use this kinetic wood sculpture that responds to the body — or the body responds to the sculpture.
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"The world responds to the vulnerability of white women," she said.
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All eyes will be on how Trump responds to this provocation.
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This phone responds to more than just touch and audio recognition.
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Chance The Rapper Responds To Donald Trump's Tweet: "My Fault Yo"
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Vincent responds to most backers, especially if they have a concern.
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We'll see if Jenkins responds to his second round of comments.
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How the I.R.S. responds to taxpayers remained the advocate's overriding concern.
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Here's to hoping (and wishing) that Kendrick responds to Lutz's question.
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He too is building a bot that responds to natural language.
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Evo responds to programming, but that doesn't exactly make it smart.
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A fluffy cat-like pillow that responds to your physical affection.
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JUST IN: Clinton camp responds to Trump's 22019nd Amendment joke: pic.twitter.
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No one ever responds to your thoughtfully written (and important!) email.
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It's how his body responds to rest, treatment — things like that.
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It only responds to the hormone stimulation that you give it.
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Why our brain instinctively responds to that 'ping' from our phone.
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Souaré responds to the question with optimism: "No problem!" he says.
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WATCH: Tim Kaine responds to opening of Clinton e-mail investigation.
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Rep. Karen Bass responds to Trump tweeting about her colleague Rep.
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Gillibrand responds to claims her office mishandled sexual misconduct allegations: Sen.
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Watch, by the way, how he responds to my speech today.
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"Mi cante ki yu ha ya ye," she responds to him.
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Plus, it responds to voice commands for triggering certain features, too.
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How the body responds to the message depends on the animal.
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It responds to terrorists by giving them exactly what they want.
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The OTC is the occipitotemporal cortex, which responds to visual inputs.
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Mr. Adès responds to the challenge with a crazily varied score.
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One of his neon pieces responds to the human magnetic field.
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The city's Police Department also responds to calls in those places.
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Go deeper: Pelosi responds to McCarthy's call to suspend impeachment inquiry
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Not every species responds to climate change in the same way.
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How Mr. Perry responds to that pressure could define his tenure.
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But how everybody responds to that is going to be different.
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That depends on how King Philippe responds to his resignation offer.
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Trump responds to airport protesters this morning on Twitter Questions for Sean Spicer at today's WH press briefing Why Tech CEOs fear Trump Silicon Valley responds to immigration ban Pro-ISIS social accounts celebrate Trump's ban
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And how the market responds to those stimuli remains to be seen.
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It responds to the worry that the period of decline has disproven
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But history shows that's not usually how Iran responds to being pressured.
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In other words, the private sector responds to our choices as consumers.
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Frank Peña responds to emails at the San Jose LGBTQ Youth Space.
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Trump responds to sexual assault allegations by saying "look at her" pic.twitter.
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"Very impressed with how fast @LastPass responds to vulnerability reports," he wrote.
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"Power is the only language the Senate GOP responds to," Buttigieg said.
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It responds to commands with the sound effects straight from the movies.
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It responds to your every whim and even makes gaming a joy.
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Right: it's asymmetric, it responds to dopamine, it progresses over many years.
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In this interview, he responds to some of my objections to antifa.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger spokesperson responds to President Trump at National Prayer Breakfast —> pic.twitter.
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James Franco responds to allegations on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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Trump responds to their response, a haphazard attack leveled at his critics.
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This is not how an effective government responds to a deadly epidemic.
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Like most self-balancing devices, the scooter responds to your body positioning.
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"They are not bad, they are alt-good," Conway responds to laughter.
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Something that responds to a democracy that's getting less democratic, not more.
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Think of it as a biological computer that responds to disease vectors.
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It responds to the letter I sent you on September 29, 1983.
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Ilhan Omar responds to 'send her back' chant with Maya Angelou poem
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The office does have a dedicated spokesperson who responds to media inquiries.
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WATCH: Trump responds to Pope Francis saying he "is not Christian" pic.twitter.
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It's the first of its kind that responds to the body's movement.
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But there's an enlightening difference in how each side responds to it.
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Read more: Camila Cabello responds to her body shamers: 'Cellulite is normal'
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"[Czechs] are raised to be racists", Pat eventually responds to his friend.
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Similar to the Amazon Echo, the Home Hub responds to voice commands.
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A lot would depend on how Mr. Trump responds to Chinese actions.
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The question is how the country responds to his obviously unpresidential behavior.
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Cover: Travis Kauffman responds to questions during a news conference Thursday, Feb.
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Federal law protects the privacy of everyone who responds to the census.
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Snow comments on his methods and responds to critics in his writings.
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Avvy, their Brittany spaniel, responds to commands in English, French, and Czech.
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" Gaetz responds, to which Schiff shoots back: "You're going to remove yourself.
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Each segment responds to the sunlight, darkening and glowing through the day.
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HomePod will be a test of how Apple responds to these difficulties.
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Gates responds to all of it in a careful and measured tone.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez responds to dance video critics with more dancing 523.
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" Holmes responds, "To the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime.
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" Bill Cosby's Publicist, Andrew Wyatt, responds to Eddie Murphy's SNL Monologue: "Mr.
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Another company's gun responds to a magnetic tag inside of a ring.
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Color isn't the only visible way the lake responds to environmental stimuli.
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I remember having a debate with somebody once, and they were telling me that I couldn't claim that because it's not how the world responds to me; if the world responds to you as being white, then you're white.
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Venture capital always responds to bull markets with bigger funds and bigger deals.
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Airport security regularly responds to both actual attacks and intelligence regarding future attacks.
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Cook responds to emails and goes to the gym before getting to work.
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There was no immediate comment from Israel, which rarely responds to the claims.
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TechCrunch will update the article if WarnerMedia responds to a request for comment.
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Kim responds to those evocative images with her own abstract gestures and actions.
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" How a base responds to a drone "will depend upon the specific circumstances.
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It honours commands and responds to queries regardless of their tone or hostility.
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Tamblyn also directly responds to Woods' claim that she lied about the encounter.
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That, at least, is how the transfer market usually responds to international tournaments.
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Clinton, for example, sometimes responds to questions by highlighting a related policy stance.
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The Xperia robot runs Android and responds to voice, gestures, and facial expressions.
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Collapsing Hillary Clinton Heavily Sedated as she responds to Donald Trump comment & #Chelsea !!
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The Wynd Home Purifier responds to readings from the Halo and adjusts accordingly.
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It also affects the way the brain responds to stress and makes choices.
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Cambridge Analytica responds to announcement that GSR dataset potentially contained 87 million records
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We'll update with more information if the rapper responds to this troubling accusation.
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It also responds to voice commands for things like navigation destination and entertainment.
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Gravity responds to all kinds of energy, whatever form that energy may take.
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It's super loud and responds to any name even remotely close to Alexa.
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Consistent meditation can change the way the brain responds to stress and fear.
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It responds to a burning public need to right decades of perceived wrongs.
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It also gives Trump a cushion with how he responds to the news.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton responds to a question during the final debate.
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She says he responds to stimuli and has even smiled on many occasions.
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" Gentry-Tipton responds to Montag's complaints by saying, "We know all of this.
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And oversight that works responds to the people most affected by the disaster.
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Tonight at 11/85033c, Trevor responds to the tragedy in Las Vegas. pic.twitter.
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Certain voices argue that the police responds to dissent with a heavy hand.
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High prices and monopolies are not delivering innovation that responds to people's needs.
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It responds to a set of programmed verbal commands spoken into a microphone.
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Conway responds to #morningjoe report on Trump campaign's reaction to her Romney comments.
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Consider the Amazon Echo, a small stationary computer that responds to voice commands.
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But these reports look at how the tech industry responds to government surveillance.
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"My son really responds to the mentality of my character, FP," he says.
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His body responds to conflict by basically shutting down and going to sleep.
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But it is important to remember that President Trump responds to two things.
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Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Nebraska) responds to Trump's "trade wars are good" tweet:
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Based on how the environment responds to us, we change and we modify.
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Michael refuted this claim and said this is how Chantal responds to criticism.
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Now, though, as Autumn responds to questions about sex and boys, she cracks.
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He added that legislation is unnecessary because the industry responds to players' concerns.
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Sweetness, she realized, plays a role in how the body responds to food.
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She responds to the strictures and expectations as we might imagine anyone would.
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To honor it meant grappling with how a therapist responds to her clients.
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How Fiat Chrysler responds to complaints of possible defects is a sensitive matter.
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A federal judge responds to police use of "sound cannons" in New York.
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For example, an elephant is a herd animal, so it responds to hierarchy.
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The question now is how Mahomes responds to his first flirtation with mediocrity.
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TechCrunch will update the article if GM responds to a request for comment.
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A lady quickly responds to the FB ad requesting to pick it up.
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The sort of visual stimuli that every kind of mammal's brain responds to.
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The PTAB responds to requests by third parties to review recently issued patents.
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You are a magnet, and your environment directly responds to your inner world.
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A chatbot is a piece of software that responds to text or speech.
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She responds to the press corps firmly but with a genuine southern charm.
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C., a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, responds to reporters after Sen.
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Philip Yancey, an evangelical Christian writer, responds to my questions, and my doubts.
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A big question moving forward is how the economy responds to low unemployment.
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She responds to readers, at times scolding them when conversations get overly heated.
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A first responder responds to a person who just had a heart attack.
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"OFAC responds to political leadership, but it's completely non-politicized itself," Smith said.
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But unlike the president, he often responds to his online critics with kindness.
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Not every survivor of sexual assault responds to triggers in the exact same way.
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Maxine Waters responds to Chairman's comments on civility during House Financial Service committee hearing.
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He responds to gripes on his Facebook page daily, tagging subordinates and issuing directives.
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But, first, the service will have to see how the world responds to Chelsea.
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Model Candice Swanepoel responds to body-shamers after giving birth to her second child.
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Kathy, unable to look away but also desperately tired, responds to several more tweets.
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President Donald Trump responds to a reporters question as he boards Air Force One.
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But fixing the organisation chart only responds to a symptom of America's aid problem.
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The cloak reacts and responds to the environmental stimuli, wholly saturating visitors in color.
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In fact, we have a dedicated team that responds to these requests 24/7.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNick Carter Responds To Rape ClaimsRussell Simmons: More Accusers To Come Forward?
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It picks up any spoken words, but it only responds to commands it understands.
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I'm wondering if you consider how your work responds to political or emotional situations.
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How do you compare this with a robotic instrument that actually responds to you.
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For now, Cerny responds to that question—and many others—with an enigmatic smile.
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The administration was "undertaking a larger strategic review" of how it responds to Iran.
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The Mavic Drone's vision system also responds to gesture control, when in Gesture Mode.
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The researchers could, for example, observe in detail how a fish responds to injury.
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Hi1a could help fix that by changing how the brain responds to a stroke.
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This California-based nonprofit specifically responds to natural disasters, poverty and other emergency situations.
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Booker responds to report that President Trump offered a pardon to acting DHS Sec.
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The cynic rightly responds to all of this week's news by asking -- who cares?
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It responds to the crisis in empathy that affects our interactions with disadvantaged people.
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Could this be how pop culture responds to the dissolution of old domestic norms?
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It makes sense because that is, by the way, what an audience responds to.
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Trump still lies, exaggerates, distorts and responds to paper cuts by butchering his enemies.
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The toy makes realistic horse sounds, responds to touch and can be voice-activated.
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Second, it has a dedicated security team that monitors and responds to concerns immediately.
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The system learns from past interactions to improve how it responds to future ones.
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I mean, think of how vastly different everybody responds to alcohol to begin with.
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But the insight here is that the media responds to what most people want.
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Below he responds to a selection of those comments, edited for clarity and length.
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How he responds to it will say a lot about where he stands. 4.
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He often responds to critics by touting his ability to bring home federal bacon.
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"All Things Considered" is a two-hour, live broadcast that responds to breaking news.
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In his view, the president has no core ideology: he responds to market signals.
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Michelle Cottle, on the ground in Washington, responds to questions about the impeachment trial.
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But the arrangement is probably the one that best responds to the country's characteristics.
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The stage action responds to the music (by Vivaldi) only with surreal dream logic.
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The entire world is watching how America responds to this attack on our sovereignty.
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"Our brain's plasticity, its ability to modify itself, really responds to experience," Gazzaley said.
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"Power is the only language the Senate G.O.P. responds to right now," he said.
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IVANKA TRUMP responds to a Journal editorial, entitled "The Ivanka Entitlement." http://on.wsj.com/2tfGJAw
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"The comic industry responds to how money is spent or not spent," he writes.
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Instead it responds to hype (for which Google searches are a proxy; see chart).
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Paul Krugman responds to reader questions about the lasting effects of Trump's trade wars.
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She is concerned with how society responds to powerful women across the political spectrum.
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FBI Special Agent in Charge Christopher Combs said his agency responds to Texas frequently.
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Investors will be watching carefully to see how Italy responds to the EU ultimatum.
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A nationalism that responds to arguments with threats alone is an enemy of culture.
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The newly tailored proposal by regulators responds to legislation sponsored by Idaho Republican Sen.
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What's left now is to see how the White House responds to the provocation.
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"I think we're beyond the place in which Washington responds to mass shootings," Sen.
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Wayne Rooney is a good, honest Englishman, and only responds to good, honest, English things.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNicki Minaj Finally Responds To Remy Ma DissJagged Edge: NFL Star Crashes Stage!
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Trump responds to women who have accused him of sexual misconduct, saying they're politically motivated
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Sure, music is subjective and the human brain responds to stimuli in completely different ways.
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She said doctors are waiting to see if he responds to antibiotics before considering amputation.
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How long he remains at the hospital will depend on how he responds to treatment.
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As far as actually using the microwave, it responds to a range of voice commands.
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Often, the pain only responds to the strong pain medications available in the emergency room.
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A good test will be how the government responds to the furore over self-employment.
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Everyone's body responds to marijuana differently but, for me, edibles often increase my sex drive.
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It's got a narrative to it and, like good journalism, it responds to what's happening.
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It will be interesting to see how Wall Street responds to a Postmates public listing.
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Perhaps more education is needed, Grigoryan said, about what responds to antibiotics and what doesn't.
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Michelin is cutting costs as it responds to increasing competitive pressure from low-cost rivals.
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Rowley says he posts most of the updates and responds to all the backer inquiries.
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Latency, or how fast the RAM responds to instructions, is an important specification as well.
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As for Friday, traders also will be watching how the market responds to rising yields.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch expects to resolve the RWN once Hua Han responds to the allegations.
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Afterward, we take a medical perspective on how an athlete's brain responds to extreme competition.
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The Look also responds to Alexa commands like asking for the weather or ordering pizza.
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He told the paper the department responds to about 10 cases of bestiality a year.
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Unlike many politicians, she actually listens, responds to critiques, and truly understands how technology works.
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Tay responds to questions — often nonsensically — and isn't shy about having opinions or being snarky.
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A young girl playing in a field responds to the name Fauna, and ta-da!
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Lentini responds to these guys, and tells them exactly why what they said is inappropriate.
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It's something that the global community needs to consider as it responds to the crisis.
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I think there is actually a large amount of the audience that responds to that.
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The tumor wraps around the brain like a spider web and rarely responds to chemotherapy.
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We've written several times about Kuri, a self-driving robot that responds to voice commands.
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That was probably the first time I witnessed seduction—and how one responds to it.
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The retina display bar replaces the keyboard's function keys and responds to touch and gestures.
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It's also wireless and designed to work with your phone and also responds to Alexa.
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Sexsomnia is only one of many ways the body responds to interrupted stage 3 sleep.
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But, when he's in actual contact with the police, he responds to civility in kind.
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Krystal Ball responds to the concerns of Biden's team that the candidate needs more rest.
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In the memo, Mercer responds to unidentified misinformation he says has been published about him.
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Too often the political class responds to the loudest, but not necessarily the best, voices.
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Yet Mr. Fahdel's family responds to its new reality with a kind of resigned resilience.
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Who responds to texts with a smiley face, an angry face, and a side eye?
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How Microsoft responds to this report in both the short and long term is crucial.
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The pinger responds to signals from a transducer, which provides a rough estimate of location.
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In one exchange, Stone responds to the news that Credico received a subpoena from Mueller.
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Clinton was asked about how she responds to continuing questions from voters about her trustworthiness.
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We're just appreciative of anyone who somehow responds to something that they've heard of us.
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How North Korea responds to sensitive conversations will likely reveal a great deal of information.
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She is hyper-vigilant about the ways in which the community responds to their work.
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" Amy responds to the Nevada secretary of state's question about whether O'Brien is a "lush.
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It responds to questions and statements using voice recognition from Google Speech API and API.
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How he develops policy, and responds to criticism of it, will be a crucial test.
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Did you use it in Takako's lab to see how your brain responds to music?
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We've got a legal system that (for now) still hears and responds to our protests.
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NEW: Trump campaign spokesperson Hope Hicks responds to allegations campaign manager assaulted Breitbart reporter: pic.twitter.
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The nonprofit also responds to calls about deceased seals, whales, dolphins, porpoises and sea turtles.
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Kewaunee Scientific Corp: * KEWAUNEE SCIENTIFIC RESPONDS TO CORONAVIRUS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The cat responds to touch, rolls over and utters 32 different types of purring sounds.
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Sometimes he just responds to comments on his own Instagram with a single baseball emoji.
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He responds to me with such exasperation that I think twice before I approach him.
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We know over a 70-year history that North Korea responds to pressure with pressure.
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MacCannell says Nextstrain is not yet significantly shaping how the CDC responds to Covid-19.
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He's got it going on and when he gets up there everybody responds to him.
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We're calling the police right now," Lacey's husband responds, to which the woman says, "Good.
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Public health officials also have to consider how the population at large responds to infections.
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McAdoo added that the team will wait to see how Beckham, 24, responds to treatment.
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Second, the bill responds to large government debt with more than $220006 trillion of deficits.
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The Haptic Touch, on the other hand, only responds to the length of each press.
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Still, Congress responds to pressure from business above all else, so why not exploit it?
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Further, the MEG model requires assumptions about how labor responds to changes in tax rates.
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The Wii Fit uses an electronic balance board that responds to players' movement and weight.
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BioSentinel will circle the sun and track how the yeast responds to deep space radiation.
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It's a network that responds to the environment as well as to genes, he added.
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Feldman responds to Turley: 'Bribery had a clear meaning to the framers' 1:15 p.m.
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The orchestra responds to him with an unforced power that works beautifully with this composer.
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"The president really responds to the human side of issues," Mr. Rubio said on Friday.
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Most of their series comprise three separate shapes—a snowman, a bulb, and a cherry blossom petal; a hedgehog, a bird, and a whale—which muddies the waters somewhat: You don't immediately know when someone responds to shape and when someone responds to color.
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The next step is to get cleared for contact and see how he responds to that.
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Last on the docket is Gosling, 35, who responds to his tweet like a "gentleman" should.
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If you own it, you can't help but radiate it and the world responds to that.
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The orange splotch at the bottom of an acorn squash responds to a neighboring navel orange.
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The real test will be how the ONYX responds to water damage, and uneven, mountainous environments.
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You can tell this by the way Ana responds to his dinner invitation after hesitating for .
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If a patient responds to dopamine treatment, that means she more likely than not has Parkinson's.
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He also responds to touch, letting a child know if they are too rough during play.
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" In a 2018 essay on camp, linguist Chi Luu responds to Sontag with, "Would they have?
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But what makes a leader great is how quickly he or she responds to a blunder.
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In a Q&A, he responds to Warner Music, which complained about YouTube — again — on Friday.
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New York (CNN Business)Google's latest smartphone responds to more than just touch and audio commands.
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The LX 2.53 handles bumps with composure but often responds to inputs in a lumbering manner.
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The latest: Crude prices are climbing Wednesday as the market responds to signs of declining inventories.
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As you move along, your body responds to many different factors without consciously thinking about them.
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It responds to touch and voice, and 22 actuators enable more realistic movement than previous models.
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Bands which had their heyday decades ago are producing new music that responds to current events.
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This generation responds to upstanding customer service and does its due diligence before making major purchases.
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"Your body responds to positive input even when it is just your own outlook and smile."
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And then there's the ever-tricky question of how the US oil industry responds to prices.
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Since all of this university-wide debating lasted so long, Zoey never responds to Aaron's text.
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Obama responds to Alex Jones saying he and Hillary are literal demons who smell like sulfur.
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He has a conversational UI, so he responds to voice commands but answers only through GIFs.
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And we'll also see how the world responds to this forced change to our listening habits.
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And we still can't get enough of hair dye that responds to heat by changing color.
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Today, Siri responds to the question "Where can I get an abortion?" with listings for providers.
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Apple's latest iPhone 6s responds to finger pressure with a process the company calls 3D Touch.
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Sound also responds to environments, reflecting more off some surfaces and being absorbed more by others.
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Melanopsin retinal ganglion cells, a type of light receptor in our eye, responds to blue light.
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He reads every review of his company on Glassdoor and responds to many of them himself.
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North Korea usually responds to Foal Eagle with strongly worded statements rather than serious military action.
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This luxury pillow from Casper supports all sleeping positions and responds to movement throughout the night.
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Rather, it responds to requests from towns and cities and to the instructions of federal lawmakers.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, an opinion columnist, responds to recent news: the good, bad and most maddening.
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But, Harley-Davidson like any firm, responds to market incentives, and those increasingly cross international borders.
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It will be most interesting to see how the Department of Justice responds to this application.
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Only one of the two tears, the much less common one, responds to surgery, Altchek said.
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President Trump meets with the King of Jordan and responds to the suspected chemical attack Syria.
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The tip is a bit thinner and the screen responds to more levels of pressure sensitivity.
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Groove Mode lets you make your own vibe pattern, and Club Mode responds to live sound.
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Increasingly, when he responds to a medical call, it is to treat a gunshot wound victim.
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As Polly, Heather Havrilesky responds to problems that would stop other advice columnists in their tracks.
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No matter how Kid Rock responds to this article, it will only further deepen my argument.
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Bloomer says he likes to make work that responds to a set of constraints or circumstances.
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So a final thing to watch out for is how Trump responds to ongoing economic discontent.
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Trade responds to two main economic variables in the short-run — income levels and exchange rates.
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How Congress responds to these proposals will affect the lives of millions, and every dollar matters.
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And nowhere is this clearer than in how Israel responds to anti-Semitism in America today.
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He programs it with algorithms, so that the instrument responds to his improvisations in real time.
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One question is how one responds to such feelings or yearnings outside of traditional religious practice.
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The International Rescue Committee, which responds to humanitarian crises, held a fund-raiser dinner on Nov.
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We're already seeing a degradation of the way our government responds to things like natural disasters.
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Linda Greenhouse responds to readers' comments on how abortion law is being influenced by the judiciary.
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Each character responds to the changing environment in distinct ways — from curiosity, to grief, to rage.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAziz Ansari Responds To Sexual Misconduct Allegations Kim & Kanye: We'll Attend Paris Hilton's Wedding!
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According to its policies, Twitter responds to complaints sent from copyright owners or their authorized representatives.
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How Black Oakland responds to a white lady calling the cops on Black folks BBQing... pic.twitter.
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"We only understand what it looks like and maybe what medication it responds to," she said.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) and others have introduced legislation to reform how Congress responds to complaints.
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An unnamed "Supervisor-1" who had just started his shift responds to the alarm almost immediately.
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Trump could spiral out of control starting today as America responds to Ghazala Khan's moving testimony.
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How exactly he responds to questions regarding his conversations with President, however, remains to be seen.
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Our body responds to stressful life events, like tax day, through a series of biological responses.
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Weiner, for example, scans his inbox early in the day and only responds to pressing matters.
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As Heller responds to the attacks from the left, he must also watch his right flank.
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Warren pays close attention to knocks against her and responds to them, potentially to a fault.
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The sargassum responds to those extra nutrients like many plants would: It eats them, and grows.
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It also sets up a new body in the USOC that responds to sexual misconduct reports.
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Part of Powell's caution reflects inherent uncertainty over how the economy responds to interest rate increases.
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If someone responds to your posts with, say, racist or sexist epithets, then delete/unfriend/block away.
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Its touchscreen actually responds to your finger and it works with voice commands for hands-free use.
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"Mark 1" can also move her arms and legs and responds to Ma when he compliments her.
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Erdogan responds to such criticism by saying he is trying to modernize Turkey and improve religious freedoms.
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Online brokers' stock performance responds to rate changes because brokers usually profit directly form higher interest rates.
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"DWTS" judge Julianne Hough responds to Amber Rose saying she felt "body shamed," plus other celeb news.
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But we'll have to see how this all plays out when the company responds to the Democrats.
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The little droid rolls, talks, has a light-up head, and it even responds to voice commands.
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Meanwhile, fruit flies are headed up inside the Dragon to study how the heart responds to microgravity.
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And even the features seen today will continue to change as the company responds to user feedback.
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He added that the new memo also responds to "the misunderstanding or mischaracterization" of the original one.
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Across the hall in the playroom, a therapist might watch how their child responds to various toys.
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This is, in other words, probably a clever bluff that responds to strong feelings within the SNP.
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Hickey sees adulterated cocaine in roughly 10% of all the overdose emergencies he responds to, he said.
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It offers a deeper look at the body and how it responds to various activities, foods, etc.
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I think the thing to watch right now is how he responds to rulings from the judiciary.
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It only responds to "Hey Cortana," however, and you cannot change it to a different wake word.
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With Siri functionality also built-in, this iPad responds to voice commands in addition to everything else.
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Another new feature for users are email alerts that arrive if a developer responds to your review.
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It actively responds to outside stimulus like temperature, and can be "programmed" to react in useful ways.
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So if you're listening to streaming music, you talk to it, or it just responds to you?
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You're going to see how Deja responds to all of this and what we're in for here.
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It'll be interesting to see how Google responds to the changes to Notes arriving with iOS 13.
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National Security Advisor H. R. McMaster responds to President Trump's leak of highly classified information to Russia.
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Family goals, pancake goals...if Gordon Ramsay responds to the tag, we're dubbing this life goals, too.
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Russia responds to strength, and that's been true of Russia during its Soviet and post-Soviet ages.
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"Mr Trump responds to being scolded by Mr Romney Oh, Christopher"No, I wasn't being held hostage.
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The DOC said it responds to an average of 85 incidents a year, mostly for single animals.
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The virtual universe of the story responds to, and can be motivated by, the viewer's digital existence.
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The Superfund program cleans up contaminated land and responds to environmental emergencies, oil spills and natural disasters.
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" The bearded subject, in true Bieber fashion, responds, "To live in the mystery and to find purpose.
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New York Times spox responds to criticism over paper's decision to publish Erik Prince op-ed pic.twitter.
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Speaking about global oil prices, he said that the market remains volatile and responds to verbal interventions.
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At the center is Alison Brie as struggling actress Ruth, who responds to a rather bizarre audition.
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Mr Osborne's metropolitan revolution responds to the harsh realities of the modern economy and is thus welcome.
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We want the wall to have a life of its own as it responds to [human] interaction.
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J'Nai Bridges gave a glowing, searing performance as Josefa, who responds to the mob with serene fury.
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Mattis responds to reports his time at the DoD is short: You shouldn't take the reports seriously.
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How do you think this work responds to our society's migration from IRL interaction to online communication?
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"Trump responds to criticism with the petulance of verbal spit wads," the editorial says at one point.
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Ivana Trump responds to the fallout with Melania after Ivana apparently declared herself the real first lady.
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"Congress often responds to concerns by holding hearings that, in many cases, don't go anywhere," Mitchell said.
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WATCH: Cohen's advisor, Lanny Davis, responds to Buzzfeed report: 'The story stands on its own' #MTPDaily pic.twitter.
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The group responds to aid and rescue other civilians when an explosion, fire or other attack occurs.
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How Washington responds to continued defiance by the Hungarian government in the coming days will be significant.
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The ruling responds to a lawsuit filed by CNN and Puerto Rico&aposs Center for Investigative Journalism.
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"Hatred and evil of this kind will never succeed" - Theresa May responds to #FinsburyPark attack https://t.
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The bottom line: Secretaries of State have enormous influence over how the United States responds to refugees.
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I ask Miller how he responds to accusations that Caliburger is simply an In-N-Out copycat.
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So, yes, this is how Harrison responds to legitimate concerns over the way he talks about women.
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And her title responds to that feeling, alluding to funk music as a major influence and inspiration.
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He added that a second season could be determined by how the audience responds to season one.
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The new tax provision responds to a problem created by the shifting investment dynamics in Silicon Valley.
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He involves audience members and responds to their questions even if it doesn't lead anywhere that funny.
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Sometimes China quietly responds to such requests by releasing the defectors; more often, there is no answer.
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Devices That Will Invade Your Life in 2019 (and What's Overhyped) A.I. that responds to your voice.
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It's pretty clear, if we look through time, that this species responds to changes in ice conditions.
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The personality type that responds to this sort of thing is, naturally, not restricted to the right.
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"Very small differences can lead to huge differences in how the brain responds to cannabis," he says.
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As the country responds to the evolving situation, we should focus on ensuring food affordability and accessibility.
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They take issue with the common assumption that the court responds to a broadly defined public opinion.
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Rescue 3 responds to all active building fires in the borough of the Bronx and Upper Manhattan.
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In every city, we analyze and observe and try to offer something that responds to those observations.
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UNITED AUTO WORKERS RESPONDS TO NEW GM "COMPREHENSIVE" OFFER WITH NEW COUNTERPROPOSAL, AWAITING COMPANY'S ANSWER -- UNION LETTER
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Wanda Vázquez Garced urged citizens to remain calm as the government responds to the most recent quake.
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How a performer responds to failure will tell them whether they're in the right place, she says.
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"Your body is a highly adaptable machine that responds to the stimulus you present it," says Neiman.
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It will be interesting to see how the company responds to several unexpected challenges on this front.
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I don't want to hallucinate," but he responds to her by saying through slurs, "It's just mushrooms.
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He's studying how Afrormosia's growth rate responds to light, drought, logging, and climate change in different forests.
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Levitin says that the brain responds to music, releases the chemical dopamine, which is associated with pleasure.
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Rather than accept information from his own government, he responds to television reports that grab his interest.
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"And the more important question isn't whether someone responds to email right away," said Ms. Van Horn.
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Plus: Eccles responds to critics like comedian John Oliver who say daily fantasy sites are a ripoff.
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Or calling up people he knows because they represent big traditional media organizations and that's what he responds to, that's why he still talks to Maggie Haberman all the time, even though he hates the New York Times supposedly because he really responds to the New York Times.
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He often responds to fans who have customer feedback, and makes changes on the fly to Tesla's products.
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According to the bombshell report, how the U.S. responds to greenhouse gas emissions will make a big difference.
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It's also voice-controlled, while its face is a giant touchscreen that responds to commands with cute expressions.
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That everyone responds to light, is drawn to colour and is awed by nature is no bad thing.
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Rivera and Worwag are volunteers for the Port Townsend Marine Science Center, which responds to stranded marine mammals.
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And so whenever you get a hint of things coming, the market responds to it quite a bit.
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In terms of gender, a key difference on YouTube is how the audience responds to the content creators.
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The app responds to sounds with Pikachu noises, so a full-on Pikachu dialogue ensues between the devices.
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"A lot of horses don't like it, but I can tell he responds to having fans," Bourez says.
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The human body responds to stress by increasing its heart rate, blood pressure, and stress hormones like cortisol.
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Finally, Gesture mode creates an interactive experience that responds to various movements by playing specific images or patterns.
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Fans aren't taking Hadid's impending arrival in China lightly, so hopefully the model responds to their concerns soon.
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Bruce Grenville, a senior curator, said Ms. Kruger's piece responds to digital technologies in a physically historical context.
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A great thaw is inevitable as the climate responds to an accumulation of carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
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His comments match confidence from rival Boeing as the industry responds to growing demand for medium-haul jets.
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If a person frequently responds to questions about a certain word or phrase, for example, that suggests expertise.
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Kuri also responds to touch if users, especially kids, don't want or know how to use voice controls.
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Ethnicity, class, and income level can all determine how a community defines, acknowledges, and responds to those issues.
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Barbie Now Has an Entire Smart Dream House That Responds to Kids&apos Voice CommandsDo you hear that?
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"North Korea responds to pressure with pressure, and we've historically not understood that as a government," Jackson says.
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The way your body responds to alcohol is very similar to the way it deals with excess carbohydrate.
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Going hostile would depend on how Estácio's board responds to the Kroton bid, the source added, without elaborating.
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"Darkness only responds to darkness," he growls, before the trailer cuts to a room full of dispatched thugs.
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These measurements help us understand how the body responds to spaceflight factors at the level of the gene.
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Or if you start running on a steep incline, that could change how your Achilles responds to force.
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It responds to taps, but you need to press and hold the side button to access the features.
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Equipped with 12 built-in "emotion-driven sensors," the Wickedbone analyzes and responds to your dog's different touches.
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It responds to critical problems confronting our cities, and in some senses it was a long time coming.
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And just like a real dog it responds to pats and even knows tricks like raising its paw.
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Mark Hamill responds to news that Carrie Fisher will appear in next &aposStar Wars&apos via old footage .
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SurveyMonkey responds to 20 million answers every day on its platforms and generates revenue as a subscription service.
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Obviously she's insecure and scared, but she responds to hardship in a way that I just find astonishing.
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Not only does King regularly tweet about the President, but he also occasionally responds to Trump's tweets directly.
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He added that food and beverage is one of the segments that really responds to tight labor markets.
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We'll also see how Towns (and Andrew Wiggins, I guess) responds to the relief of life without Butler.
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And we can actually update the drive parameters — like how the bike responds to pedaling — in real time.
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" When asked why she feels compelled to create ceramic booties, she responds, "To have fun, make people smile.
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You might also notice a "ping" number, which measures how quickly your connection responds to requests in milliseconds.
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But Trump may also enact additional changes that could affect how the Fed responds to future economic developments.
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Walking into a space that responds to your presence effectively makes you a part of the piece itself.
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The congresswoman regularly responds to critics on Twitter, a platform where she's amassed more than three million followers.
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Other approaches seek to make sure that the immune system responds to as many cancer antigens as possible.
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They can build a picture of how each bird responds to changes in the flight of other birds.
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Russia often responds to accusations of wrongdoing with a barrage of explanations that seem intended to sow confusion.
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Another useful audio device is the $180 Amazon Echo, the internet-connected speaker that responds to voice commands.
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"When women take the gavel, Congress responds to the major issues facing working families today," it reads. Rep.
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" BREAKING: @JoeBiden responds to Dem rival criticism on comments re: "some civility" w/segregationist senators: "Apologize for what?
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"Don't worry, we are not going to take it away from you," Mr. Kadyrov responds to widespread laughter.
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Fagerström responds to comments, and she sometimes makes posts about certain questions that come up again and again.
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Its technology prevents, detects, and responds to threats and attacks, and the company also compiles reports about hacks.
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Law enforcement responds to the shooting at a Republican baseball team practice in Alexandria, Va., on Wednesday. Sen.
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It will be interesting to see how he responds to a loss having experienced so much recent success.
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Her most recent work has centered around creating fashion and technology which responds to nature and the environment.
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Just how Australia responds to the ability to seamlessly weave through the Tinder crowd remains to be seen.
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"As girls enter puberty, they start to look older, and the world often responds to that," Medle says.
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Roarin' Tyler is an orange fluffy, plush tiger that responds to touch and reacts realistically to outside stimulus.
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In the email chain, Mr. Band responds to Mr. Podesta denying any connection between Teneo and the Clintons.
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When a brand anticipates and responds to our needs in this way, we want them to stick around.
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But in fact, reflection on these questions informs the way that everyone responds to a show like this.
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Hartman also hypothesizes that smaller lifters may benefit from how the human nervous system responds to heavy loads.
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Ms. Piven responds to such criticism by arguing that backlash is an inevitable consequence of righteous political campaigns.
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What do you both think of how the show navigated this scene, and how Lenù responds to it?
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How do you think YouTube responds to the fact that it's no longer the only game in town?
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In these fraught political times, the necessity of art that responds to injustice has never been more urgent.
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If Trump responds to the ad on Twitter, it could also help Castro's campaign with exposure and fundraising.
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Experts said that the move sets an aggressive new precedent over how America responds to alleged I.P. theft.
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According to Stefan, if a user responds to a volunteer, the volunteer would ask traditional door-knocking questions.
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Designing a policy that responds to these needs is what would put America and its economic interests first.
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In "passive" V.R. experiences, you simply enjoy the ride; in "interactive" ones, the environment responds to your choices.
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Four current cruise-ship workers told Business Insider how they're feeling as the industry responds to the virus.
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The brain adapts and responds to interactions and experiences, and different therapies may be beneficial at different points.
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Marling's character responds to him with love and care and soon he, too, is brought into the fold.
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The Police Department responds to about 150,000 calls each year for what the agency calls emotionally disturbed people.
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He added that market watchers will now wait and see how the United States responds to the attacks.
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The problem is down to the amygdala, the same part of the brain that responds to fearful situations.
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I was absolutely flabbergasted by the response from his office that he only responds to people from Maine.
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Apple may be forced to clarify exactly how it responds to government demands that might limit free speech.
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But apparently, the chunky frame responds to how you move and rotate your body, making steering more intuitive.
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New York Times columnist Bret Stephens responds to letter from climate scientists: &aposI find their reaction odd&apos
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New York Times columnist Bret Stephens responds to letter from climate scientists: &aposI find their reaction odd&apos
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"We are currently developing our action plan that responds to the recommendations," a Social Security Administration spokeswoman said.
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"And I will continue to participate until this Hong Kong government responds to us and fulfills our demands."
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"And I will continue to participate until this Hong Kong government responds to us and fulfills our demands."
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How the country responds to threats to national security is as important as picking which to focus on.
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Steven Rattner responds to readers who have doubts about his plan to raise revenue from the uber wealthy.
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This is another way that this exhibition responds to Jessica Morgan's call to reappraise the criticality of Pop.
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The key is to settle into a groove or a cycle that your body understands and responds to.
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They want good bud at a good price from a good dealer who responds to their text messages.
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The bigger fear, though, is how America's trade partners retaliate — and how the Trump administration responds to that.
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How the US responds to this new threat could determine who wins the defining conflict of the 21st century.
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Now fans just have to wait to see how he responds to her straight-forward conversation on the topic.
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Dogs not only develop similar types of cancers as humans, but their cancer responds to treatments in similar ways.
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CIMON's AI language and comprehension system is derived from IBM's Watson Technology, and it responds to commands in English.
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Meaning, Kengoro could get in there and better simulate how a real live human body responds to a crash.
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Get the Captain America backpack for $163 See Details This interactive, app-enabled statue responds to tons voice commands.
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Then she can slip in a model for a given asteroid, and see how it responds to a cannonball.
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Most expect the government to tweak the formula a bit when it responds to a consultation in the summer.
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It'll be interesting to see how MGK responds to G-Rod's challenge to settle their beef in the Octagon.
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This new book focuses on mercenary Jayne Cobb, who responds to a distress call from an old flame, Temperance.
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He regularly responds to sexual come-ons, whether sincere or Russian bot spam, with jokes about his mundane life.
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How Europe responds to the crisis facing Turkey could be crucial to the country's future -- as well as Europe's.
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Now it sounds like Facebook is working on products that use a new AI assistant that responds to voice.
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The robot responds to the "xiaoyu xiaoyu" wake word, and turns its head to look at whoever is talking.
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Broward County Sheriff's Office responds to criticism Pushes back against questions about deputies' conduct during the Parkland school shooting.
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Fox asked him how he responds to Elizabeth Warren's claim that many people will die because of this bill.
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The fire department responds to a home fire every 86 seconds, and many of those start in the kitchen.
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These sustained missions are being used to investigate how the human body responds to long-term visits to space.
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If you're wondering just what your Echo can do and which commands it responds to, here's a comprehensive list.
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By these standards, Refrigerator from the "Johny, Johny" videos is just a big Roomba that responds to voice commands.
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The assistant responds to the prompt "Hey BMW," but it can also be customized based on the owner's preference.
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The stick figure snowman from the Snowman movie poster responds to the overwhelmingly negative reviews for the film pic.twitter.
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Anyway, I will at least be here for it when Wistron responds to this situation by renaming it Minnesotron.
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Ice cores taken from glaciers around the world have shown the earth's climate responds to changes in greenhouse gases.
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While Kaylee did not suffer any physical injuries, the incident has affected how she responds to strangers, Rushing said.
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She responds to his polite "pardon me ma'am" by stepped back and stopping trying to take the mic away.
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Long-pressing on the joystick summons Alexa, which hears your voice commands and responds to you through the glasses.
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Lustig has published numerous studies (and one bestselling book) about sugar and how the human body responds to it.
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"This approach responds to this need in a way that is both effective and feasible," Kerbrat said by email.
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Each part of the process, the company contends, responds to specific driver issues and feedback such as earnings transparency.
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What this looks like in practice: An officer responds to a call involving a person they know named Suzanne.
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In another example, an officer responds to someone on the street who they perceive to be yelling and agitated.
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Dog Violently Hurled Into River On Film SetDonald Trump Jr. Divorce Fishing TripRihanna: Snapchat Responds To Domestic Violence Joke
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Fans produce art and original fiction that responds to their favorite franchises, reinterpreting and recontextualizing particular characters and relationships.
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Google's parent, Alphabet, is a US-based corporation and regularly responds to legal requests to turn over consumer data.
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It's claimed to be a Retina display in its own right, and it responds to both taps and gestures.
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The app responds to the needs of a new generation of parents that manage their life on a smartphone.
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" His comments were later released in an emailed statement titled "It's Real Me, President Buhari Responds to Cloning Allegation.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, editorial columnist, responds to recent news: the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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First, Daley calls the programmer Dudani — then, he switches to Abeer, a name that the programmer actually responds to.
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Among the voters, "Sarkozy responds to a demand for authority" in a "very tense, dangerous situation," Mr. Grunberg said.
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"Right now, it's just talk and with this president, we know how he responds to just talk," Swalwell said.
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Rubio responds to heckler at Florida concession speech: "Don't worry, you won't get beat up at our event." pic.twitter.
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As described by AIA, the design's soft-colored detailing "unifies the various spaces and responds to the local climate."
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Operationally, the Coast Guard rescues of ships in distress, responds to environmental crises, and interdicts criminal activity at sea.
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While you might treat texting like an instant messenger, not everyone responds to text messages in the same way.
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With 12 sensors in its fake fur and whiskers, it responds to petting and moves its tail and paws.
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He responds to your moving thumbstick as easily as Breath of the Wild's Link or Horizon: Zero Dawn's Aloy.
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Creating a robot that accurately and quickly responds to voice instructions and performs simple tasks is still extremely difficult.
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Arda's squad responds to a call for backup at an ominous mansion that was once an Ottoman police station.
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So the divisiveness is going to come to the fore immediately, and we'll see how he responds to that.
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Trump 'should start doing his' job: CNN responds to video Trump tweeted of him body slamming and punching 'CNN'
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Hardware that responds to voice commands is already out there and probably in your hand or house right now.
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The future of fashion is interactive clothing that responds to your needs in the same way your iPhone does.
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To date, he's told that he always responds to being turned away by giving up and falling back asleep.
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Unfortunately, I am here to break the shocking news: All women are different, and everyone responds to different stimuli.
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Trump's response, to blame Gillespie, was the latest example of how he responds to reality with yet more denial.
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"That's rubbish": General Jack Keane responds to Russia's warning after the U.S. shot down a Syrian warplane. https://t.
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The site calls the App Store, "A store that welcomes competition," and responds to common criticisms of the product.
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Engineers on the ground will use information from the flight to understand how the spacecraft responds to being filled.
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The Echo, a smart speaker that can perform household tasks such as adjusting lights, responds to the name Alexa.
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The impact of a "real shock" depends on how adeptly the Fed responds to the changing equilibrium interest rate.
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She acknowledged her terror, but remained calm, and cited her scientific expertise in how the brain responds to trauma.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft is teaming up with Adaptive Biotechnologies to study how the human immune system responds to the coronavirus.
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You can adjust the sensitivity of impact the device responds to, so you&aposre not notified of minor bumps.
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"Frozen 2" continues in the same nonthreatening, emancipatory vein, jumping to life when Elsa responds to the siren's call.
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"There are a lot of parallels in terms of how the brain responds to exercise and alcohol," Leasure said.
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If he responds to the press directly, accusation by accusation, he lends them the respectability due only to equals.
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That could imply a potential a connection between how the eye responds to sunlight and when a person sleeps.
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However Trump responds to questions about the video at the debate will also probably dominate the headlines for days.
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Chris Brown Will Sue Alleged Rape VictimJermaine Dupri Responds To Super Bowl Rumor Meek Mill & Game Bury Their Beef
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Trump responds to media claims that he called immigrants "animals" by clarifying that he called MS-13 members that.
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Jack is a police officer in England in the 1960s, and he responds to a burglary with his partner Darren.
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In an interview in the new issue of PEOPLE, Ford, 75, responds to Gosling's account with his signature dry humor.
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Georgie responds to your voice, can do tricks, snuggles, has "puppy behaviors," and comes with a training guide and leash.
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Mr Von Donnersmarck responds to criticisms of the film from Mr Richter, and from those who say he stylises violence.
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Messi currently responds to about 10 commands from Aleksandr but finding a wild animal handler to train him proved futile.
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"I'm taking a lot of drugs to switch off the hormones, which is what my cancer responds to," she says.
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At the end of 2018, the department proposed a rule that would change how the agency responds to FOIA requests.
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You may have mild symptoms as your body responds to the vaccine, but these are typically short-term side effects.
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The brain responds to these drugs by halting the production of its own opioids, natural painkillers that trigger rewarding feelings.
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How the judge responds to the issues in Kupperman's case could tee up a new round of fireworks next week.
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This attests to the growing influence of a "global financial cycle" that responds to shifts in investors' appetite for risk.
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Related: 'We Are at War': Europe Responds to Brussels Terror Attacks "Anyone is innocent until proven the opposite," he said.
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"More Brexit noise is likely as Europe responds' to PM Johnson's demands," said Kit Juckes, macro strategist at Societe Generale.
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"More Brexit noise is likely as Europe 'responds' to PM Johnson's demands," said Kit Juckes, macro strategist at Societe Generale.
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A white bar on the side of the display (on the left in the GIF above) responds to users' actions.
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Kuri responds to voice input, and in this way is similar to other devices like Google Home or Amazon Echo.
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Less hockey puck, more ice cream sandwich ðŸ˜' It also responds to queries slightly faster, at least in my experience.
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It's also, as Pressley explained, a call for a party that better responds to the issues people of color face.
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The Metropolitan Police responds to a mental-health call every 403 minutes, an increase of a third in five years.
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"It will be interesting to see how the market responds to the prohibitions on Dish selling its spectrum," Moffett said.
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Check out the Iron Man keyboard for $80 See Details This interactive, app-enabled statue responds to tons voice commands.
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August 22016, 26 -- Powell responds to the allegations that he gave Clinton the idea to use a private email account.
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A government spokesperson has already warned that it may be some time before the government responds to the original petition.
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Like any large employer, Cognizant routinely and professionally responds to and addresses general workplace and personnel issues in its facilities.
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The reward center is the part of the brain that responds to pleasurable stimuli, like food treats or being petted.
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In follow-up tweets, however, D'Onofrio responds to many fans that give us a look at where he might stand.
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You can also use David Rock's SCARF model to further understand how the brain responds to perceived threats and rewards.
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"It's all about how the market responds to the Iowa caucuses," said Julian Emanuel, equity and derivatives strategist at UBS.
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Experts say it's because of the addictive nature of these devices and how our brain instinctively responds to those pings.
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As usual, Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk responds to an obvious question with an answer that may surprise some.
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Workers at the Nevada National Security Site prepare for an experiment to assess how plutonium responds to chemical high explosives.
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"This decree responds to the needs not only of Genoa but to the security of all our infrastructure," he said.
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The Kansas Supreme Court hands abortion rights activists a victory; French President Emmanuel Macron responds to the Yellow Vest protesters.
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The latest robo-dog, CHiP, responds to touch, sounds and voice commands and can even play fetch with his SmartBall.
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It's pretty tough to get a nice microwave for less than $50 — let alone one that responds to voice commands.
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A system that responds to a public health crisis with arrests, courts and jails is a system that has failed.
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Samsung responds to reviewer complaints about its Galaxy Fold phone Samsung has issued a statement about its new folding phone.
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The choice is heavy and real, and there is no easy color-coded response that responds to a karma system.
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Without a carbon price, the economy responds to powerful interests at the expense of building a cleaner world for everyone.
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The White House is able to block the use of some funds temporarily while Congress responds to its rescission request.
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Properly implemented, it aims to transform the way the world responds to the plight of refugee children and their families.
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How the White House responds to Hurricane Florence will be a test of the president's leadership and the administration's preparations.
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What kind of machine responds to those trying to protect their water by spraying them in subfreezing temperatures with water?
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnKellyanne Conway responds to Taylor Swift criticism by invoking pop star's lyrics Is there internet life after thirty?
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"The climate has changed and is always changing," Trump admin responds to its own climate report huhttps://www.eenews.net/stories/1060065627
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He responds to some questions before sparring with CNN's Jim Acosta, who asks why a scheduled press conference was canceled.
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Venezuela's information ministry - which responds to media requests on the government's behalf - did not respond to an email seeking comment.
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He responds to rudimentary stimuli which only rarely intersect with the more cerebral concerns of championships and pro wrestler rankings.
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It can be one you've already written, one that responds to a different prompt, or one of your own design.
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The Solutions Project's staff typically responds to these requests within a week and can issue sums between $7,93 and $15,000.
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Feedback like this can have an effect — Lovett, like many other media elites, sometimes reads and responds to Twitter replies.
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Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies are working together to study how the human immune system responds to the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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The Times Square Gator Unit responds to medical calls from 42nd Street to 48th Street between Sixth and Eighth Avenues.
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I'm someone, it seems, who responds to certain kinds of objects that present themselves as containers of stories and values.
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My son, who is autistic and has Down syndrome, responds to pressure or anxiety by sitting down and saying no.
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CBC responds to criticism that short scene featuring Donald Trump was deleted from movie Home Alone 85033, which aired recently.
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Here, she responds to the blackface Twitter storm and explains how her own beauty evolution is reflected in KKW Beauty.
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It's about the way she responds to things with her eyes, those minute details that show something is happening internally.
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The Jersey City Fire Department responds to 1,300 fires each year, according to a statement by Mayor Steven M. Fulop.
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Then and now, Shange's work responds to an urgent fever pitch humming beneath the taut surface of pain and respectability.
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The fine hasn't been issued yet, and the amount will be finalized after the airline responds to the ICO's findings.
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And though FEMA is stretched thin as it responds to disasters across the country, Mr. Long said he remains confident.
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I'm more interested in that than the narrow questions of how he responds to Trump's false smears against his family.
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And there's a sense that the country no longer responds to electoral and congressional politics the way it used to.
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Collins responds to the ostentatious waste by staring blankly at his phone with "yeet the rich" written above his head.
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Less apparent to spectators but also built into the production is sound-sensor technology that responds to the actors' voices.
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Only luxuriate in the good luck of having eyes to see with and a body that responds to bopping suggestion.
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If you prefer to operate the device hands-free, Car Thing also responds to spoken commands, the user manual says.
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In each location, Ms. Vicuña has created a new quipu that responds to local geography and current, climate-related events.
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The Court invariably responds to the political priorities of the moment—and to those of the President making the nominations.
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Trudeau responds to the 2001 brownface photo during a scrum on his campaign plane in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sept. 18.
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The question we all have to wait to have answered, is how Trump's Breitbart base responds to his Democratic outreach.
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In "The Great Shift," James Kugel responds to the perennial Sunday school question: Why doesn't God talk to us anymore?
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This hybrid model allowed them to more realistically see how an asteroid responds to being hit by a powerful projectile.
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Trump hears or responds to a segment on Fox News, absorbs it, and makes pronouncements that have serious policy implications.
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Look, he creates chaos and then he responds to the chaos that he creates, and then we have to respond.
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It's a system that only responds to money, and after years playing and paying the game, I wanted out, fast.
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German defense minister responds to Trump charges about NATO German defense minister responds to Trump charges about NATO One day after a sometimes awkward and seemingly chilly meeting between President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Trump took to Twitter to say Germany owes "vast sums of money" for America's defense of Germany.
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Scalia's replacement will help determine the Clean Power Plan's legacy, and could dramatically redefine how the U.S. responds to climate change.
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" Obama responds to hecklers: "Here's the deal: If you support the other candidates, then you should go support the other candidates.
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Apple's voice-activated assistant now responds to questions about player stats, historical stats, outcomes of past games and current league scores.
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It was the latest in a string of iterative changes amid criticism the platform too slowly and inconsistently responds to abuse.
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Synchrony responds to touch, always playing calming sounds without dissonance or "bad notes," which can sometimes be overwhelming for autistic children.
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In one particular meme, Charlotte responds to her mother-in-law Bunny's criticism of attempting to adopt a child from China.
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" The Sun responds to Trump: "To say the President called us 'fake news' with any serious intent is, well… fake news.
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Tesla responds to Walmart with what the retailer called "unsubstantiated allegations", says fires were "regrettable" and that some issues did exist.
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Just as before, when she'd said 'please,' Echo found himself responding to her kindness as a capacitive screen responds to touch.
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Caterpillar — Caterpillar will close five plants and cut about 21.33 jobs as it responds to falling demand for its heavy equipment.
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One: do people really want to spend $149 (or more) on a tiny mechanical dog that responds to social media interactions?
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He, like the rest of the population, has an array of responsibilities, and he responds to them as best he can.
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The tactic has scored some spectacular victories, and has its roots in research about how the brain responds to campaign messages.
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Cities want to seize the opportunity behind drones but do it in a way that responds to what their citizens demand.
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Instead, a haptic engine, which Apple calls the Taptic Engine, responds to touches with subtle vibrations, giving the experience of movement.
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CNBC recently reported that in 2019, the company rolled out an overhaul to how its human resources department responds to complaints.
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USAID responds to around 65 disasters a year, including the recent Ebola outbreak in West Africa and last year's Nepal earthquakes.
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It's developing a fabric that responds to cold by flexing to create air pockets that trap heat and keep people warm.
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Access Hollywood Responds To Trump's Claim That Infamous Tape Isn't "Authentic" Billy Bush Is Back & Twitter Is Having None Of It
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How UMNO responds to its defeat, and to the more diverse political culture of the new government, hangs in the balance.
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Post-Whole30, you're supposed to slowly re-introduce foods into your diet to see how your body "responds" to the foods.
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Scientists were convinced that the immune system responds to physical signs of infection and injury without any help from the brain.
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"Just like your heart and your lungs, the digestive system responds to training, but it does need to practice," Rollins says.
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Maybe you know an influential person who never responds to LinkedIn messages but replies to tweets almost instantaneously (or vice versa).
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As Conor responds to the escalating violence against the cured, Senan is torn between their friendship and his loyalty to Abby.
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It also responds to loud noises, bright lights, a strong non-painful touch (like a firm handshake), and yes, social rejection.
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TransCanada said in its statement that it expected the pipeline to remain shut down as the company responds to the leak.
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Apart from being smaller, it has transformed from just a self-balancing rideable to a friendly robot that responds to commands.
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How Trump responds to tragedies on Twitter matters because he champions the microblogging platform as his direct connection to the nation.
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Related: Pink stops concert to comfort a 14-year-old She said she actually responds to some of her critics individually.
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Figuring out how the human body responds to long-term spaceflight is a lot of work, but someone's gotta do it.
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PICS: LEGOLAND RESPONDS TO CRITICISM OVER MEGHAN MARKLE LIKENESS Rumors have been circulating over who will design Markle's dress, as well.
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"Having a conversation with someone that responds to you is key," says Jeremy Bailenson, who runs Stanford's Virtual Human Interactive Lab.
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IDRIS ELBA RESPONDS TO JAMES BOND CASTING RUMORS WITH CRYPTIC TWEETS Josh Brolin and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson posted Instagram videos.
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How China responds to this mounting pressure is fast becoming the single most important question in the global aluminium supply chain.
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It also gives me a chance to familiarize myself with what products my natural mane responds to as it grows out.
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And this freak responds to his tweet and says the h-word, hoebag, I don&apost even know what that is.
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In a statement to the news station on Tuesday, the hospital said it immediately responds to any concerns raised by patients.
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Such criticism could create currency diplomacy problems for Tokyo if it responds to a spike in the yen with a devaluation.
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The Interior Department said the latest decision responds to strong local opposition and conflicts with competing commercial and military ocean uses.
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Is it not Barack Obama who reflexively responds to every Islamic terrorist attack and racial incident with excuses for the perpetrators?
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I'm down to the important things: someone who lives close enough, responds to my texts, and is willing to hang out.
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But the sense of space feels very real, and so does your Touch-equipped guitar, which responds to real-world movement.
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" Trump responds to Rubio's attack on him for hiring undocumented immigrants: "I've hired tens of thousands of people (in) my job.
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"It will be interesting to see how the ice sheet responds to the meltwater inputs," Gulley said before leaving this week.
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The lamp also responds to hand claps, which turn it on or off, as well as hand waves, which dims it.
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The next stage will be to test how fish skin responds to diseases, and to drugs that might treat those diseases.
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Note that while I used quite a bit of force to show off its features, Knocki also responds to lighter taps.
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Facebook responds to data misuse The Guardian published its first story linking Cambridge Analytica and Facebook user data in December 2015.
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Michelin, based in Clermont-Ferrand, central France, is cutting costs as it responds to competitive pressure from low-cost Chinese rivals.
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CARNEY RESPONDS TO REES-MOGG With respect Mr Rees-Mogg, what concerns me is your selective memory in terms ... my responses.
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A spokesperson for the military's Northern Command, which responds to major disasters, referred me to local response officials for Puerto Rico.
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Both groups just haven't been proficient enough to offset the death toll when Israel responds to Palestinian aggression with lethal force.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, an opinion columnist with The Times, responds to recent news: the good, the bad and the most maddening.
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When the music changes, Hermione responds to her baby's kick by placing first Polixenes' hand, then her husband's, on her belly.
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So, in the profile, Bong naturally responds to a question of whether or not he would ever direct a Marvel movie.
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The city has also launched the so-called "poop patrol," a team that responds to complaints of feces on city streets.
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Bill Clinton also responds to accusations of sexual misconduct between himself and former White House intern Monica Lewinsky in the clip.
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"Precipitation responds to global warming by increasing," Angeline Pendergrass, a project scientist at University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, said last year.
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Interestingly, recent studies suggest that having a strong immune response against HER-85033 also influences how a patient responds to therapy.
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" JUST IN: Melania Trump spox responds to Ivana Trump's assertion ("I'm first lady") blasting it as "attention seeking & self-serving noise.
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Hints have turned up in how the brain responds to external stimuli and how microbes respond to chemicals in their environments.
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Since 2003, Pharmascience, a drug manufacturing company based in Montreal, has collected photography that responds to our visual culture of pharmaceuticals.
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Inside VT Pro's LA studio, they show us how they've been able to create a sculpture that responds to human movement.
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He explains that the conventional criminal justice system responds to crime by asking three main questions: What law has been broken?
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"Your body responds to this injury by mobilizing a cleanup crew to remove damaged tissues and rebuild the muscles," she writes.
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Senator Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) responds to President Trump's announcement that he is imposing new, heightened tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Related: Aziz Ansari responds to sexual assault allegation: 'I was surprised and concerned' There are two sides that are drawing supporters.
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Britain responds to a spy's poisoning, U.S. students demand gun control and a French baker is fined for working too much.
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" Singh responds to the man by saying he condemns racism and hateful rhetoric, adding that "this has no place in Canada.
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Having been there for some of these discussions, I think your critique stings him, and he's someone who responds to criticism.
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That is because the immune system responds to charred skin as a foreign invader — "like it's a splinter," Dr. Greenhalgh said.
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The way it responds to conservative critics says a lot about which ones are the most useful for its own survival.
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The Recursive Cortical Network, on the other hand, works closer to the way an actual human brain responds to visual cues.
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"To genuinely end mass incarceration in America, we have to transform how the justice system responds to all offenses," Ofer said.
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Her research there led to a better understanding of the protein receptor that responds to the neurotransmitter targeted by snake venom.
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McDonald's on Monday is asking its U.S. franchisees to close their dining rooms as the company responds to the coronavirus outbreak.
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When asked about Trump's boosted approval ratings, Biden noted that's how the public typically responds to U.S. presidents during a crisis.
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Mr. Arena routinely travels to pizzerias, and also responds to questions from pizzaiolos from around the world, including Brazil and China.
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As in "Lucia," Giselle responds to sudden flourishes from the flute (or glass harmonica), as if hearing calls from the beyond.
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He also said stricter measures could be put in place for how the country responds to terror-related incidents going forward.
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It has raised questions about how the Border Patrol treats female agents and how it responds to allegations of sexual assault.
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It interacts with you, responds to its environment, and evidently pursues goals, but a nonconscious robot could also do those things.
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The system was trained on eight million text documents scraped from the web and responds to text snippets supplied by users.
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The iRobot Roomba 690 sucks up dirt and debris, responds to voice commands, and is considerably more affordable than similar models.
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Third, the bill responds to the staggering complexity of our tax code with a Pandora's box of new tax planning gimmicks.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, responds to recent news: the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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Some people in the community said it is important how Asheville responds to the revelations about Murdock's past and exaggerated accomplishments.
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"He acutely responds to his surroundings on a micro level but also speaks to the social and political reality," she said.
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The US responds to the outbreak by implementing screenings for symptoms at airports in San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles.
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North Korea clearly responds to tough talk and action, but they've been getting very little of that lately from the President.
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"So, clinically our brain responds to our favorite show ending the same way we feel when a breakup occurs," she said.
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"We believe that Iran only responds to pressure, after dealing with them for 12 and a half years," Dan Levinson said.
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"It is like looking in a mirror," @VancityReynolds responds to @KateBeckinsale's hilarious comments about the two of them looking alike pic.twitter.
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The goal is to understand how Afrormosia responds to light, drought, logging, and climate change, in both managed and protected forests.
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Here, the comedian Randy Rainbow, creator of such political parodies as "Putin and the Ritz," responds to the controversy in song.
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You don't have to like Vladimir Putin, but at least try to understand what kinds of political incentives he responds to.
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Use your imagination to write the opening of a short story or poem that responds to one of the prompts above.
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The North typically responds to these kind of activities, obviously aimed at Pyongyang, with some kind of demonstration of its resolve.
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Ramaphosa has supporters from across the political spectrum, so he has to be cautious in how he responds to the row.
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And, finally, Mariah Garnett and Aimee Goguen have made a film, screening next Wednesday, that responds to the artwork on view.
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The show is about a British police officer named Sam Tyler who responds to a call and is struck by a car.
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Cuellar on battle over separating families at border Democratic congressman from Texas responds to the zero tolerance immigration policy on 'The Story.
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It's going to be interesting to see how the Behr trust responds to the tag-team attack on its pro-arbitration arguments.
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That was the in-house term for when baby Moana meets the ocean for the first time, and it responds to her.
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In the trailer for AHS: Cult, released Tuesday, Evan Peters' character responds to Donald Trump's 2016 election win with howls of excitement.
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Just last week, Samsung launched an app (currently undergoing beta testing in the Netherlands) that automatically responds to texts while you drive.
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He works alone, on software development, but he is learning to communicate with a system—a system that responds to his commands.
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"Let's watch how the next leader of the free world responds to a provocation," Bee says slyly in the show's first segment.
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Artist Erica Scourti's "bot with feelings" responds to its Twitter followers with a custom-made card designed to offer an empathetic reaction.
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" In a rare move from a company that seldom responds to complaints, Amazon fired back Wednesday, calling Sanders's allegations "inaccurate and misleading.
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Trump, who frequently responds to coverage of his family and presidency via Twitter, has not yet spoken publicly about the Times article.
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The crisis, if it comes, will not be because of Comey's removal, but because of how the system responds to Comey's removal.
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Vladimir Putin only responds to strength, and absent a strong sanctions regime, he will only be emboldened to broaden his aggressive behavior.
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The bill responds to Sessions' decision in January to rescind an Obama-era policy that tolerated pot businesses that follow state laws.
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Domgy responds to specific commands, and can be taught ti dance, speak, play music, and send personal notifications programmed by the user.
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If the EU responds to the crackdown in Minsk by ending Mr Lukashenko's flirtation with the West, Mr Putin will be pleased.
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A spokeswoman for Instagram declined to discuss the specifics of the case, saying the company routinely responds to requests from law enforcement.
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If it responds to our request for comment on this takedown or has anything else to say, we'll definitely let you know.
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He usually reliably responds to similar stimuli in similar ways — which is why Clinton could bait him so successfully during the debates.
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It also makes adorable cooing sounds as it responds to your touch, through the 50 sensors located all around its fuzzy body.
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Occasionally, she responds to questions in video Q&As, fielding tough questions about her hormone treatment and bullying with grace and ease.
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Longer term, let's watch how the public responds to the big ideas that are in the resolution as the 2020 cycle unfolds.
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The mirror already has Amazon's Alexa built in and responds to your commands accordingly, but do they have to be your commands?
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Wald sees one major bank as the safest bet whichever way the rest of the sector responds to shifts in monetary policy.
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Chinese leaders will also be watching closely how the Obama administration responds to the alleged Russian hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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Amazon on Wednesday announced that customers can now control the speed of Alexa's speech when the voice assistant responds to a message.
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And knowing how our tantrum-prone president responds to challenges of his power, the saga isn't likely to end any time soon.
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" Gone is the Donald Trump who responds to adoring crowds' chants of "Lock her up!" by saying: "Let's defeat her in November.
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It responds to human speech and cutely jiggles about in glee when you tickle it, as you can see in the video.
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Cyberdyne's lumbar-support suit responds to bioelectric signals from the wearer's body and helps care-home staff as they bend and lift.
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The implication, though, is that America really needs to take a comprehensive look at how it responds to drug misuse and addiction.
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It also responds to voice commands, and you can add tricks to its knowledge base through the companion Android / iOS Aibo app.
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Assange's case is specific, but the way the Justice Department responds to his arrest could have serious implications for all of us.
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Laurie's own daughter understandably responds to her mother's rejection of the traditional nurturing mother role by becoming an aggressively traditional housewife herself.
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He feels great tenderness and tries to speak to his "younger self," but his younger self neither recognizes nor responds to him.
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But if the Fed responds to fiscal stimulus with monetary anti-stimulus, you are just pushing activity from one sector to another.
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Hannah responds to Marnie's cry for help and they both sort of drag Desi out and leave him there in the woods.
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"As part of a highly regulated industry, Monsanto routinely responds to EPA requests for data and information about our products," she said.
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It's a tabletop companion that responds to your voice, tells stories, virtually joins you on missions, and can watch over your room.
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He responds to most of it flippantly, offering one-word answers to anyone shortsighted enough to ask a yes-or-no question.
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When most people, going about their lives, judge a presidency by how the president responds to a moment not of their making.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN 'Housewives' Producers Threaten Kenya MooreATL Hawks: Sued Over RacismKardashian Family Furious W/ RobAl Sharpton Responds To Jay-Z Diss
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"The duck boat industry responds to accidents like this by arguing the boats are good for tourism in your cities," he says.
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"Saturday Night Live's" Amazon Echo Silver responds to any name that even kind of sounds like the Echo's actual wake word, Alexa.
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In the process, one Supreme Court justice responds to an investigator's requests or individual charges while the full court conducts a trial.
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One is an LED-lit backplate that responds to sound and a circular display that mirrors whatever is on the smartphone's screen.
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In any case, Mr Trump, for now, responds to questions about his tax rate by saying it is "none of your business".
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Infinite Wall, created by Gabriel Pulecio, is an interactive installation consisting of mirrors, lights, and sounds that responds to an individual's presence.
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Instead, the agency responds to complaints or crashes when it investigates whether a potential defect poses an unreasonable risk to driver safety.
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Read more: Greta Thunberg responds to 'haters,' asking why adults 'spend their time mocking and threatening teenagers and children for promoting science.
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My prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain that responds to trauma, simply shut down when the church band began to play.
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And if those features weren't nifty enough, the POWERbot responds to your commands with different sound effects from the Star Wars movies.
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Shane Gillis responds to being booted from 'SNL' after making racist remarks: 'I understand it would be too much of a distraction'
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Under Armour founder Kevin Plank responds to an explosive report alleging the company dumped goods at TJ Maxx to sweeten sales numbers
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When the CEO responds to your out of the office email about taking sick leave for mental health and reaffirms your decision.
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Today, Andy Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, responds to this week's news: the good, the bad, and that which makes him mad.
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The kinetic sculpture, designed by Australian artist Alex Sanson, is almost unceasingly in motio, as it responds to its own reactive programming.
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With this premise in mind, she's begun researching ways the brain responds to injury, in order to compliment or borrow certain mechanisms.
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And it's clear that the appetite to overhaul how America thinks about and responds to crime isn't the only sentiment out there.
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This new party is one that merely responds to the president's whims, as expressed in tweets of limited depth and base vocabulary.
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Naturally, Twitter users celebrated the Times' casual shutdown with excellent reaction GIFs: The New York Times responds to Trump's demand letter pic.twitter.
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Critics of the Federal Reserve's expansion-era policies will be closely watching how the central bank responds to the looming economic recession.
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I don't think anyone in the White House now ponders the way political and material culture responds to what is going on.
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Much will depend on how Iran responds to the sanctions, and how successful it is in smuggling oil through Kurdistan and Turkey.
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The central story line of the novel follows the Butler family as it responds to the unexpected arrest of Viola's older sister.
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Executive director of American Compass Oren Cass responds to the Wall Street Journal's negative coverage of his analysis on America's economic challenges.
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In a near-permanent state of high-dudgeon over Western accusations of misbehavior, Russia invariably responds to criticism by condemning the critic.
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It comes during a volatile period for stocks since February highs as Wall Street responds to the economic shock from the coronavirus.
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And YouTube, owned by Google, has instituted a system that responds to search requests for terrorism videos by serving up antiterrorism messages.
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Rather, Ms. Button selected their products for BuyMeOnce because of the inventive ways Davek responds to the commonest problem: losing that umbrella.
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Kronick even specified that the application is not designed to be as precise as Siri when it responds to its iPhone users.
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For example, if a creator responds to a fan's interaction with their story, then the comment is visible for all to see.
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Cordell: Women have a right to be angry about our criminal justice system and how it responds to the concerns of women.
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Antoine responds to a perceived loss of dominance with limitless resentment and a hypersensitivity to the slightest sign of disrespect or incivility.
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He goes through and responds to them within the Community app, and those messages are then distributed to his fans via text.
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Everyone who responds to a disaster learns invaluable lessons that can or at least should be carried forward to the next one.
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Elizabeth Warren responds to Pete Buttigieg, who defended taking money from billionaires, saying you need to build the biggest coalition you can.
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To address these challenges, the Senate's bipartisan bill responds to concerns from schools while maintaining the integrity of the updated nutrition standards.
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The older woman keeps asking questions, and the woman in the trench coat responds to each one in a sweet, patient voice.
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Today, Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, responds to this week's news: the good, the bad and that which makes him mad.
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If it does, there will be, I promise you, a lot of art and a lot of storytelling that responds to this.
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Here, Tom Fassbender, a lead investigator in the case, responds to allegations that investigators coerced Mr. Dassey into making a false confession.
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MacPhail was in Hong Kong during the H1N1 pandemic and learned first hand how the world's health system responds to global outbreaks.
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Everyone responds to death differently, and it's psychologically healthy to focus on parts of our identity that are not touched by tragedy.
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Market regulation consistently outperforms government regulation because it responds to customers' wants as well as to changes in technology and business practices.
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President Donald Trump's history of lying about crises could be a huge problem as his administration responds to the spread of coronavirus.
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Dr. Volkow says that she and her colleagues are now "testing how the brain responds to subliminal messages" about food and drugs.
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To that end, she responds to an ad in the newspaper seeking a junior writer for music magazine D&ME in London.
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Not every runner responds to Vaporflys to the same degree, so it is possible they did not help Mr Kipchoge so much.
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The show in Baltimore is an exhibition of new work that responds to recent political events, and race in America in 2017.
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In what has become a predictable pattern, the Department of Veterans Affairs responds to attacks on religion with capitulation borne of cowardice.
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How he responds to both Democratic and Republican members of the committee will contribute to how his testimony is ultimately received. 4.
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Iran rarely responds to accusations from Israel and in the past has not commented on recent Western allegations about its cyber-hacking.
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In December, Mediaite named the "Fox & Friends" hosts the "most influential" in media because the president watches and responds to them frequently.
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Ritter's performance quickly won fans, and after his death, the show was praised for representing how a family responds to tough situations.
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VIDEO: Donald Trump responds to Megyn Kelly's question about women Be sure to subscribe to Vox on YouTube for more explainer videos
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Recently opened New York gallery Magenta Plains' ongoing exhibition, Record Lines This Summer, responds to the art world's obsessive relationship with travel.
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Alderson said the Mets will have to see how Lugo responds to throwing before they can gauge a timetable for his return.
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Are you eager to see how the receiver responds to a gift you give, or are you a little nervous about it?
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Byton's Shared Experience Display is an all-video dashboard that stretches 48 inches across the interior, and it responds to hand gestures.
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Ellie, a 3-year-old boxer, is deaf and responds to sing language commands — perfect for Connor who uses sign language to communicate.
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And Amazon cut the price of the device, which responds to voice commands via the company's Alexa digital assistant, to $353 from $180.
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The sensor is coated in a fluorescent chemical that responds to glucose, allowing the sensor to measure someone's glucose levels in real time.
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And, if an open-source project diligently responds to the community, it will shape itself to the features and capabilities that developers want.
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Adam Schiff questions the credibility of Roger Stone's testimony before the House Intelligence Committee; Stone responds to the congressman on 'The Ingraham Angle.
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But in previous patents, the clickable black rectangle that responds to touch on the DualShock has been referred to as a touch sensor.
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Microsoft often responds to direct feedback from its uservoice sites, and the top request right now is for private channels in Microsoft Teams.
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" Trump responds to Jay-Z: Jay was asked whether black unemployment dropping under Trump means he's a good leader, and Hova said "No.
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Former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanBrennan responds to Trump tweet with advice for diplomats, intelligence agents and 'other courageous patriots' Justice Dept.
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Former CIA chief John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanBrennan responds to Trump tweet with advice for diplomats, intelligence agents and 'other courageous patriots' Justice Dept.
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Yenni Marroquín, a police deputy inspector who responds to emergency calls in Cuscatlan, the region where Hernández's village is located, knows this well.
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Comcast has experience in voice with a remote that responds to commands, which people mostly use to search for TV shows and movies.
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Why it matters: This new phase in campus surveillance responds to high-profile school shootings like the one in Parkland, Florida, last February.
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The gals go find Bran, who responds to Sansa's lecture about not taking gifts from Littlefinger by passing the dagger off to Arya.
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The economy responds to the real rate of interest, which is the nominal rate (the one observed in the market) adjusted for inflation.
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LG is launching its own home robot called CLOi that connects all of the different smart home products and responds to voice commands.
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Tiffany Haddish Responds To The Theory That These Beyoncé Lyrics Are About HerShe Did It: Tiffany Haddish Rewore That SNL Look Related Video:
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The incident commander is not a government employee but works for BCFS, a large nonprofit based in Texas that responds to emergency events.
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This was part of the original liberal image of welfare reform and responds to Americans' wariness of assisting poor people who aren't working.
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" After being asked how he responds to criticism that he is not "gay in the right way," Jost says, "I have heard that.
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A Twitter spokesperson told CNN Thursday the company responds to copyright complaints sent to them by a copyright owner or their authorized representatives.
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They go deep, programming live performances like a set by an inspired disc jockey, where each selection responds to and illuminates the rest.
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The device's second-generation version is billed as an interactive smartwatch powered by artificial intelligence technology that responds to touch, voice or gesture.
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LeBron James responds to racial slur sprayed on front gate of his LA home with strong statement on race issues in America pic.twitter.
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It certainly doesn't concern them the way it does Orwell's Party, which responds to denials of its power with ruthless torture and brainwashing.
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The $89.99 Echo Dot is a hockey puck-shaped device that responds to prompts to control smart appliances and connects to external speakers.
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How well an individual responds to a vaccine - whether or not it works - depends on the health of their immune system, Fryhofer said.
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The Simpsons episode responds to Kondabolu's well-reasoned argument and personal experience with a dismissive metaphor that buries the controversy under false equivalencies.
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Although internet traffic appears to be flowing normally again, Turkey's government frequently responds to political events by blocking certain websites or throttling traffic.
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She adds that tantric practices involve mindfulness, self-awareness, and a willingness to listen to how one's body responds to touch and sensation.
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And it may change a bit between now and its public debut as the company responds to the feedback from its early adopters.
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Another method, the Fitzpatrick phototyping scale, reduced Von Luschan's 36 shades into six broad categories based on how skin responds to ultraviolet light.
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The developing human brain works on a kind of serve and return way, so they do something and the person responds to them.
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Akon also responds to Hov making personal revelations on his new album about cheating on Bey ... which he thinks is an unwise move.
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The senator ends his letter with a request that the company responds to his list of questions by May 13 of this year.
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And I've learned that how a server first responds to special requests can completely shape how my partner will feel about the meal.
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But there's no argument that the Werteunion fills a hole in the political landscape, and responds to the rightward tilt of many voters.
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Our body responds to unpopularity as a serious threat, and prepares the body to heal from impending attack by activating an inflammatory response.
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The investigation, announced Tuesday by the International Trade Commission (ITC), responds to a petition filed last month by bankrupt solar manufacturer Suniva Inc.
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" First lady Melania Trump responds to critiques of her red Christmas trees: "We are in 21st century and everybody has a different taste.
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The way that a corporation like Facebook responds to its users resembles how a congressman might respond to the concerns of her constituents.
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