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How should America respond?

How do we respond?

Well, how to respond?

How will you respond?

How will the embryo respond?

So, how do you respond?

In that case, how should I respond?

Official pricing systems usually respond slowly.

He will respond to that, not me.

You'll respond appropriately, but not overreact.

I am pondering how to respond.

The client failed to respond to the server connect message.

Many of us fail to respond to this increased expectation.

Why they respond to advertising as they do.

To remain effective, it must respond to contemporary circumstance.

This makes it harder to predict how other people would respond to the remedy or how the same people would respond to an alternative.

You try to relate to your autistic child, and the child doesn't respond.

Countries must respond urgently or face the prospect of vastly heavier financial demands in the future.

ASK people if they would buy a new electric car and most will respond blankly.

The people of Europe were quick to respond to the devastating earthquake in Sichuan.

The Throttle Manager servlet will respond with a message that provides a task identifier.

Golden Virtue did not respond to this, but, unable to ignore her niece's question, she tried to explain.

Countries in this Region have shown strong leadership and the ability to respond quickly, in a coordinated way.

Only communication can make the heart respond. Only by understanding, can love be loved and heart reserved.

The orderer must then be prepared to respond to a request (callback, in this case) to process the final invoice.

He noted in a deposition last July that the employees at H &H did not respond in a courtly fashion.

Culture training covers social skills, politeness for different social situations, how to disagree without offending, and how to respond to hospitality.

If a provider does not respond within a specified number of days, the system reminds the disability examiner to perform follow-up actions.

Under the plan, he says health workers will assess and monitor health needs and strengthen disease surveillance, and respond to outbreaks and other health threats.

Allusion: a reference to a person, a place, an event, or a literary work that a writer expects the reader to recognize and respond to.

When you miss a person, you can disturb at any time, and he will respond to you, which is actually a very happy thing in itself.

A lot has changed in the 37 years since that lament. The broader research effort for which Mr Coase called has fostered a richer understanding of how firms respond to customers and rivals.

The meeting was the first of its kind since Tehran missed a deadline to respond to a package of incentives offered in October by western nations in exchange for Iran halting uranium enrichment.

Whichever hypothesis is right (and both could be), South Korea and its Allies find themselves in a difficult position: how do you respond to North Korea without risking escalation?

When troubled by the vexations and strife of the day still the wheels of your mind and think about the wisdom and intelligence lodged in your subconscious mind which is ready to respond to you.

No longer struggle for the past, no longer worried about missing, a love that can not respond, no matter how fierce today, will eventually dissipate, no need to be so humble myself. If you don't care, I don't love it.