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There was a player who was distracting me in front of me but I should have reacted much better than I did and it was a mistake.

Mr. Forsgren said he thought the market had "reacted a bit emotionally to preliminary information" .

Separately the meeting reacted to the unrest in the Middle East by agreeing to "stand ready to support Egypt and Tunisia" .

"I said I know nothing about this, " Pug reacted in a quick hard fashion.

"He grasped the situation, " Phil Davis, a 43-year-old civil engineer, said. "He saw it was an issue and reacted to it. "

" But he said the government had reacted well, telling his investors: " Overall, I commend the actions that were taken.

And I would simply say to him look how people feel about this, look how the country has reacted with revulsion to the revelations.

Ireland, meanwhile, is often cited as a country where public-sector workers have reacted to a sharp downturn with impressive self-denial.

And yet, doctors reacted very differently depending on how the question was framed.

Also disclosed is a process for making the polymer network, and a curable composition able to be reacted into such polymer network.

In terms of how the Bank reacted to the summer's crisis, he said "I wish I had communicated earlier than I did during the month of August" .

Hollis always reacted smoothly to any threats, and merely said he noted Arthur's comment but that his decision stood.

Taiwan's past governments have reacted to this threat by trying to limit the island's economic dependence on the mainland.

President Roosevelt reacted by issuing an order that made it a crime to deny blacks a chance for jobs in defense industries.

At least when I sit next to her, I feel more comfortable " " The first time I reacted to smell was in a public bus.

Observers have expressed skepticism over whether the company's fortunes can be turned around by a new CEO, but the market reacted favorably.

She, too, reacted with longing in her voice. "I're never been there, " she said, and "I're always wanted to go. "

Yes, he reacted strongly after the fact in taking actions to avoid the pitfalls highlighted by his own research.

He has reacted well to the news about his condition and is ready to fight for his comeback.

Ginna: I remember that case. You know, some might say that they over-reacted and yet, one can't underestimate the power of words.

The Delegation added that it had positively reacted to all the proposals submitted and knew that more discussions were required.

So far, the markets have reacted positively and traders will be watching to see if the trend continues.

Nadler also reacted to the president's statement that the United States will not employ torture in interrogations of suspected terrorists.

Investors reacted by retreating from riskier assets, punishing currencies like the euro and the British pound.

China, which once reacted to every legal challenge as though it were a declaration of war, has got much savvier. about litigation.

Senior police officers continued to bristle at government criticism that they reacted poorly to the disorder.

Around the world, fans like this one reacted to news of his death.

Industry executives reacted with jubilation, as if they had proved their critics wrong and passed the tests with flying colors.

Participants reacted to the meaning threat implicit in Python by handing out a larger notional punishment to a lawbreaker.

Rabbit antiserum raised against the purified protein reacted with fimbriae on the surface of bacteria under immunogold staining.

But I thought the players reacted great. They kept going and I thought in the main we kept Liverpool quiet.

We don't know how the dogs felt upon learning that the cats had been invited, or how the cats reacted to the presence of the mice.

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Washington would most likely have reacted long ago if it were truly concerned about Chinese political influence in Latin America.

Some analysts said the tech rebound was driven in part by over-selling, as investors reacted to second-half uncertainty.

If you want to understand why she reacted that way, lookat the situation through her eyes.

The second came the next morning when my boss reacted in surprise as a familiar shadow filled the doorway with a smiling Richard.

The way we came back was more important to us than the mistake. It was the way we reacted to it.

How would football fans have reacted if Neuer had stopped play and told the referee that the ball was a goal?

Spokesman Ma Zhaoxu reacted cautiously and said China would conduct an 'assessment' of the evidence, though not a formal investigation.

The speed with which the government reacted contrasts with its lethargic response to similar complaints against state media.

We placed 100-percent recycled content paper in various restrooms in Old Main and the OPP Physical Plant to see how people reacted to it.

The way he reacted with his hands, I understood that he was completely conscious again and remembers everything.

Poland, which is trying to weaken its dependence on Russian energy in part by developing nuclear power, reacted cautiously.

The enemy and friend AI behaved well in these 2 hours and reacted, depending on the difficulty of the unit, realistic, fast and precise.

Beijing reacted with hostility when Japan's coast guard detained the captain of a Chinese fishing boat that collided with it.

In short, they reacted to years of preconditioning and accepted the beige raincoat as a symbol of authority and status.

Netanyahu reacted angrily to Obama's high-profile endorsement of it as a starting point for resuming negotiations.

He was genuinely hurt that the students had reacted to this penetrating argument by chucking flour bombs at him.

But friends of the princess, whose death marked a low point in the British monarchy's popularity with the public, reacted angrily.

The way we each reacted when this happened was very different for both of us, and yet in a way the same.

When a report that near the building has two children were armed robbery, police reacted immediately.

With similar sentiments spreading round the country, Beijing reacted with a number of measures to cool the property market.

The opposition, long opposed to any "inheritance of power" within the Mubarak family, has reacted swiftly.

It has been noted above that external force applied to a body in equilibrium is reacted to by internal forces set up within the material.

Moscow has previously reacted angrily to accusations of rights violations leveled by the U. S. at Russia in its reports.

Before the signing, Andrew had talked with John Rowe in the corridor outside his wife's room and the young husband reacted eagerly.

In the U. S. , Congress has reacted to a tide of populist anger by calling for greater scrutiny of the Fed's actions.

Barzan's son-in-law reacted angrily to the news in an interview with an Arabic television network al-Jazeera.

How do you think President Lincoln, who had earlier been elected president of the United States, reacted to the Southern election?

When Harry was telling Lupin about the voices he'd heard, Remus reacted in surprise when Harry said he heard his dad.

You literally have to wait until you get home and watch the replay to see how you reacted.

With access to any foreign programme they want online, many have reacted with yawns and sarcastic asides to SARFT's throwback edict.

The police reacted immediately when report came that two kids had been held up (were held up ) at gunpoint in a nearby building.

Jose Mourinho has reacted to newspaper stories over John Terry's contract negotiations with a simple sentiment - what's the hurry?

He reacted slowly, a moment of paralysis for this man of action.

And 17 per cent reacted to at least one of the allergens in the skin prick test.

China reacted sharply to the coordinated push, and Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi spoke out against the U. S. proposal.

The silicic acid dissolute by diopside precipitate out and coat upon the surface of the un-reacted slag.

Logotype Will Prichard and Jamie Adams conducted market research to see how people reacted to their product.

It is reacted with phenol to produce phenolphthalein, used as an indicator, a dye, and a pharmaceutical.

Two adult bears, Masha and Misha, had dragged the body to their feeding corner and reacted angrily when keepers tried to recover it.

As most brands target these more affluent consumers, this explains why few marketers have reacted to any mood change.

So far, capital markets have not reacted much to the dismal long-term outlook.

He watched her walk from him with tender solicitation. Such youth and prettiness reacted upon him more subtly than wine.

In this programme, I'll be talking to a colleague from BBC Learning English about she reacted to her friend's bad news. . .

Caption : Supporters of Mr. Ahmadinejad reacted as he spoke at a rally in Vali Asr square in Tehran Sunday.

Rather, Afghans have reacted in an entirely logical and rational way to a set of incentives and circumstances.

It reacted this month by trying to force QQ users to drop 360 antivirus software.

Spanish business owners have reacted to the rise of Chinese enterprise in their midst with a mixture of admiration, resentment and fear.

Israel reacted angrily to a threat by the United States to impose sanctions on the Jewish state.

But he was also a reclamation project. He was fragile, without competitive instincts, and Popovich reacted to that.

'Somebody decided to sell the stock based on those fears and many other shareholders reacted to that by selling indiscriminately. '

But many of her readers reacted to her writings in much the same way that leftists reacted to reading Marx.

But Serbia and Russia reacted immediately to what they consider an illegal act backed by the international community.

Health insurers have reacted positively, since costs are a fraction of those of keeping patients in hospital beds.

Mitochondria are the places where sugar is broken down and reacted with oxygen to release the energy needed to power a cell.

He reacted to fame like a kid in a candy store and assumed that any woman who interested him would automatically be available.

The police have reacted with characteristic gusto to Mr Gayoom's call for a "no-nonsense" approach to extremism.

Critics said the FDA should have reacted sooner to signs of problems related to Vioxx and other medicines on the market.

People have also reacted swiftly to the current problems, paying down debt and paring back purchases out of prudence or necessity.

HTC used to be a company where we did things quick and reacted quick.

The rice husk ash abandoned by the factory after burnt was used to prepare sodium silicate after reacted with alkali liquor.

We bought a Diet Coke on our way out the door and he reacted the same way.

Our research indicates that the litigation and arbitration announcements transmitted effective information and market rationally reacted.

Politicians reacted to fears that secrets had been passed to China by moving control of space exports to the State Department.

Gough said the PRN system had "reacted very quickly" to the harsh economic conditions in the second half of 2008.

The movie's director, Alfonso Cuaron, was in the audience at the Chicago cinema to see how fans reacted.

The Church reacted to this stance with characteristic fury, threatening to excommunicate the president.

If this had been an isolated incident, I would not have reacted the way I did that Sunday morning. But it wasn't. Far from it.

By holding on to my bag with such recklessness, I had reacted in precisely the opposite way that I would have thought.

The Japanese government reacted quickly and has said they consider this one of the most serious natural disasters in the country's history.

When Martin read the message, it was a half hour before noon, and he reacted with shock and fear.

The Thai authorities reacted badly to Temasek of Singapore's purchase of a telecommunications stake in their country.

Many viewers reacted with dismay, citing the incident as further evidence that China had become a "world without morals" .

In other words, I think Hermione reacted with fierce emotional protectiveness of Harry and then formulated a plan as she went along.

Its leader, Tomislav Nikolic, reacted like a frightened rabbit to the Mladic arrest, saying only he was "surprised" .

Work was very important to me. I wasn't about to give up my job because other people reacted negatively to my illness and appearance.

Wall Street reacted quite favorably to the bill's passage, with the stock market boiling up to new highs for the past 18 months.

When the company expanded its recalls to Japan, the public reacted with disbelief.

The medical profession has reacted angrily to this state of affairs, seeing it as irresponsible.

'Countries the world over watched how China reacted, ' he said.

The American public reacted by voting Adams out of office, electing Republican Thomas Jefferson president in 1800.

The perceived right to start a family is a sensitive topic, so it's hardly surprising that some have reacted badly to Murtaugh's research.

But in the social worlds, as participants reacted to one another's opinions, huge waves took shape.

Michael's competitive fire burned intensely. He hated to lose, and reacted angrily on the odd occasions when he did.

Not all reacted with indignation. Some quietly accepted last night's disappointment and challenged Qatar to be better.

I mean, we originally had the entry to Burning Crusade's Dark Portal as a bunch of cohorts walking around, and people reacted badly.

Since the olive-branch offer from the democrats, both Tung Chee -hwa and Beijing have reacted swiftly and positively .

Conservatives embraced the individualism of the market and reacted furiously if the state impinged on individual economic choice.

The results generally reacted Jinxing ports flies constitute, making up for Jining port empty flies data.

Grant reacted by stretching his hand out in a motion to embrace.

Imagine how Beijing would have reacted if it were 46 dead Chinese sailors.

Reality is reacted by a matrix of electromagnetic grids - that produces holograms through which we focus our consciousness to experience.

It worked in the crisis, to which she reacted pragmatically and flexibly.

Financial markets reacted quickly to the news on August 10th, with European shares registering their steepest fall in two months.

How have your Egyptian Muslim parents reacted? How do they feel about you living with your boyfriend unmarried?

did not determine the dynamics of india's nuclear course, but only reacted to them.

many girls would have reacted way worse than the way she did. she's so awesome!

Yet he simply reacted coolly to such words, as no one knows that he had bounded up with wood as soon as he was born.

Republicans praised the president's action, but opposition Democrats reacted furiously.

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Further, reacted mixed gas can be separated and the separated ammonia can be used as an ammonia gas source for combined alkali preparation.

Despite the killing of a Japanese journalist by Burmese security forces, Japan has reacted timidly.

Washington's ambassador to the U. N. John Bolton says Russia and China reacted favorably to the draft.

EU governments reacted to the acute phase of the crisis with mostly voluntary state recapitalisation schemes and debt guarantees.

Indeed, Asian nations have reacted to the mere prospect of shortage with something close to hysteria.

Other countries, some of them equally remote in space from the ostensible setting of the poem, have reacted in similar ways.

Kraft lignin must be further reacted to make a functional drilling-fluid additive.

Opposition supporters have reacted angrily to the outcome of this bitterly contested election.

Facing this challenge, North Korean society reacted in an unusual way: It rediscovered the market economy.

Many female voters reacted with quizzical stares when asked whether gender was a factor in their decision.

Mr Ban reacted instinctively, ordering an investigation into all UN operations around the world.

The British government has reacted cautiously, saying that more work needs to be done.

However, the Financial Times had earlier reported that Beijing had reacted to nationalist concerns over the loss of a leading brand.

And the fact that we had a good commercial infrastructure, and we reacted quickly, we changed the message entirely.

Some countries have reacted by cutting annual research and university budgets, and others look likely to follow.

And the New York Stock Exchange reacted to the new president with a wild increase in prices.

North Carolina-based Blackwater has said its guards reacted lawfully to an attack on the convoy they were protecting.

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The Soviet Union reacted by terming it as step along the road to unleashing a thermal nuclear war.

If companies had reacted to early signs of slowdown with large cuts in production and investment, the situation would have been different.

Other Tibetans reacted violently. Blaming the Dalai Lama for causing all the trouble, Beijing finally reacted with massive force.

The brains of both those who like the tunes, and those who didn't, reacted in the same subconscious way.

Most strikers reacted with disdain to news of the fare increase, saying it was too small to make a difference.

They could have been attacked, but Putin reacted quickly and used the dart gun to stop the animal.

China has also reacted aggressively to the U. S. presence in the Yellow Sea over the past decade.

The news will be a relief to representatives of the wine and spirits industry, who had reacted angrily to Sir Liam's proposals.

No one reacted even when warnings were sent to other officials, the paper said, calling for prosecutions for criminal negligence.

The problem developed when we realized the dog was reacted to the signal of her stepping forward and not the hands going under the chin.

Some guys tried to cook popcorn in microwave; smoke indicators reacted and fire machines came in five minutes.

Russian snipers reacted to a Georgian demonstration at a checkpoint in Igoeti, a village near Tbilisi, Georgia's capital.

Thirty-two years ago the government of Chairman Mao reacted in the same way after the Tangshan earthquake, close to the capital Beijing.

The researchers then checked whether the babies' brains reacted differently to happy, sad and neutral noises.

So far, their publics have reacted with remarkable equanimity.

The EUR reacted positively to news that some form of support package is being considered.

The action was peaceful, until someone threw a brick, the police reacted with force, and two bonus marchers were shot.

Several large shareholders reacted with anger that Rio agreed the deal with Chinese investors without consulting them.

The horses reacted as if on cue.

It was only when the global financial crisis gained momentum that the markets reacted and capital flows suddenly stopped.

In time, we might learn more about how the animals of Japan reacted to this recent geological nightmare.

It introduces the notion of Global Events available across all processes to be reacted upon.

Financial markets reacted to positive news about Greece with big rallies across the board.

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Again, they found no significant difference between the two groups; this time, men and women reacted in the same way.

Of all the Arab dictators, none has reacted to his people's call for freedom with more unbridled viciousness than Syria's Bashar al-Assad.

He ran the best race of his life and reacted well to a very negative situation.

He reacted impulsively, as monarchs sometimes do, and banned all analytics providers, without having an alternative in place for developers.

He reacted by ordering an investigation into what he claimed was a plot to kill him.

Senior Russian officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov, reacted positively to the vice president's speech.

But financial markets reacted calmly to his defenestration.

Point out how the problem was not foreseen in development or how well the team reacted when the problem surfaced.

The workers reacted against the capitalists' ruthless exploitation by holding strikes.

The meat reacted badly with the designer lager and turned into petrified lumps in a sauce that tasted like petrol.

Beijing in turn, has reacted indignantly to suggestions that its legal system is not handling the case fairly.

If the yolk turns greenish-gray, the iron in it has reacted with the sulfur in the egg white.

Carnosine also greatly inhibited the formation of lipofuscin-like fluorescence induced by MDA reacted with bovine serum albumin (BSA).

Cores in units 1, 2 and 3 heated up to the extent that the zirconium covering the fuel reacted with steam, releasing hydrogen gas.

Researchers recorded how quickly volunteers reacted when the lead vehicle in a driving simulator suddenly hit the brakes.

Professor Neil Ferguson is an expert in infectious diseases, says the UK's reacted well to the swine flu threat.

It was normal that they would go on the attack at the start of the second half but we reacted well and we took control again at the end.

It may be that movies, video or television shows are perceived and reacted to differently.

In recent weeks, River's fans have reacted angrily to a string of poor results, demanding his resignation.

The U. S. and European Union have reacted coolly to the Russian initiative.

I spoke to JT when he went past on a stretcher and from the way he reacted I understood he was completely conscious.

The last time South Korea carried out similar drills Pyongyang reacted by shelling Yeonpyeong, the disputed island, killing four people.

From the way the principal reacted, apparently he has little in common with that young man on the effect of games to children's education.

In addition, since the coils are reacted by the metal sheet and the conductive outer channel, help to improve the life of the coils.

Institutions reacted to the dotcom bust by looking for new assets that had low historic correlations with stocks, and poured in.

Financial markets have reacted sharply: the peso has fallen by 5. 5% against the dollar since the emergency began.

Antimony ion reacted with iodine ion to form yellow complex, and then antimony can be determined with colorimetry analysis.

taking out the reacted liquid phase material, drying and separating to obtain the monodispersed-precious metal nanoparticles.

Foreign-exchange markets reacted immediately, sending the dollar lower against the euro.

Isocyanate curing agents which when heated or reacted with hydroxy functional polymers giving urethane coatings.

And upon learning of this cultural preference, Hallmark reacted quickly.

Chomsky, 80, who has been voicing disgust with U. S. foreign policy since the Vietnam War, reacted with irritation and derision.

America and Europe reacted to the unfolding crisis by unveiling broad bail-out packages for the financial system.

Leaders around the world have quickly reacted to the news.

In this light, it is no mystery that oil supply has not reacted to higher prices.

Chinese internet users have reacted with fury after Microsoft launched an anti-piracy tool to combat the widespread sale of fake software.

In New York, the United Nations secretary-general reacted to a dispute over emails stolen from the University of East Anglia in England .

MOST Argentines reacted with a shrug when their government began doctoring its consumer-price index in 2007.

Several FIFA referees reacted, noting that most of their calls are correct and very few mistakes actually affect the outcome of games.

Pakistani officials reacted angrily, the Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar warning that America risked losing an ally.

In that first set, that man had the sign. Looks like you saw it, reacted to it. Q.

The child reacted to the drug by going into convulsions.

Yet even Belarus, previously a reliable Russian ally, has reacted to the August war by nervously putting out feelers to Brussels.

But China has reacted angrily to previous reports and has insisted that its multibillion-dollar military buildup is defensive.

Despite public attempts to blame Ukraine, ordinary Bulgarians reacted differently.

They put wild rats in cages and then brought cats gradually closer to them. At each stage, they carefully observed how the rats reacted.

BARBARA KLEIN: Last month, an alliance of sixteen major food manufacturers reacted to Michelle Obama's anti-obesity campaign.

Wall Street reacted negatively to the announcement, with many investors saying the plan lacked specifics.

Local analysts reacted to those comments by wondering whether Best Buy had yet learnt the lessons of its failure.

Spiders reacted to the assassin bug silk plucks, however, as they did to struggling prey.

The oil industry reacted to the new drilling ban by saying it would make matters worse.

No wonder Beijing reacted nervously to public pressure for more transparent and accountable governance.

Back then, of course, investors reacted to the Japanese miracle by pushing the equity market to fantastic levels.

Do you know how the disciple reacted?

Some countries have already reacted with monetary and property-related policies to allay fears over speculation.

It's the number of moles that have reacted divided by number of moles initially.

This explains why North Korea has reacted so shrilly to America's moves against the North's banking assets in Macau.

Combined reaction with alkali and acid proves that natural colorants will result in color change when reacted with alkali or acid.

Take the way the two countries reacted to the recent deaths of two reformist leaders.

It is important to stress that WHO reacted promptly within the remits of its mandate and responsibilities.

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You've reacted against the lies of the system .

Financial markets rose Thursday as they reacted with cautious optimism to news that a bailout agreement may be near.

Pyongyang reacted by withdrawing from the six-party nuclear disarmament talks and threatening to conduct a nuclear test.

King asked Hawking why he thinks people have reacted so strongly to his book.

The US and Asian countries reacted angrily to plans to force all airlines that land and take off in the EU to pay to pollute.

Libraries of monovalent compounds can be reacted with each other to give libraries of bivalent ones.

He found that neural pathways in the infected rats' brains reacted to cat urine the same way they would to sexual arousal.

Suddenly all hell broke loose . Senators Goldwater and Jackson reacted with expressions of grave concern .

That spooked investors, who reacted by dumping its shares, making it harder for AIG to raise the capital it increasingly needed.

When they sniffed smells like cedar or lavender, all of the subjects' brains reacted only in the olfactory region that handles smells.

He says he has been insulted by Zabaleta so he over-reacted, which he should not have done because he punishes himself and the Club.

Wall Street reacted to last week's news with a display of pro-Michael sentiment.

Iraq has reacted defiantly to the American and British air raids on targets near Baghdad.

Isolatedvirus infected and killed lymphocytes from both diseased and healthy donors, and reacted with antibodies from infected patients.

The sol was further reacted to give an opaque gel after removing large portion of the ethanol solvent.