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In an interview on Monday, Clinton said the US should not over-react to North Korean provocation.

Anxiety, Freud is said to have explained, is when you irrationally react to a simple stick as if it were a dangerous snake.

How did the people at the synagogue react to Jesus at the end of His address? 30But he walked right through the crowd and went on his way.

The word went down from the top, she said, not to react to demonstrations or provocations from protesters or journalists.

A miscalculation would produce big inflation only if the Fed failed to see and react to it.

They react to create huge amounts of extra heat, enough to melt the titanium and allow it to pool at the bottom of the container.

If a thought or an emotion intrudes on your mindfulness and threatens to take you out of the moment, observe it but don't react to it.

This is a very natural way for atheists to react to religious claims: to ask for evidence, and reject these claims in the absence of it.

Roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro of Osaka University built his own mechanical twin to see how humans react to extraordinarily lifelike machines.

For now, the USC team is busy trying to broaden Bandit's social skills and enhance its ability to read and react to a child's mood.

The doctor observed the child to see how he would react to the medicine.

It can become easy to react to daily concerns without trying to get more results out of our actions.

Speculation is often based on expectations of a future event, or a sense of how other investors might react to such expectations.

What you feel and how you react to something is always up to you.

The dwarf did not need to be a prophet himself to foresee how Benerro and his followers might react to a second Targaryen.

This seems like a rather drastic measure, so it will be interesting to see how the publishers on the Brightcove Network will react to this.

It happens in the heat of a game that you get over excitable, but the referees and the powers that be have got to react to it.

Her research has led her to identify two distinct mind-sets that dramatically influence how we react to it.

Lucy says, "I want her to be my maid of honor and I'm not sure how she'll react to the dress she'll have to wear. "

U2 lead singer Bono said he did not know how fans would react to the record.

How you react to caffeine may be determined in part by how much caffeine you're used to drinking.

And they react to these inner feelings just as any animal reacts to any hurt or threat: by readiness to fight or to flee.

Numpad : Confusion- When activated, the enemy is completely confused and will not react to your presence at all, even if you are uncloaked!

How much of a setback to growth do these twin crises represent? And how should economic policymakers react to them?

Today, as markets react to the concerted bombing campaign over the weekend, oil has continued to rise, taking Brent back over $115 a barrel.

My daughter was excited by the abstract concept of a sister, but I was never sure how she would react to the real thing.

Creating applications that are flexible enough to react to the unknown requires a more systematic approach toward application development.

As a writer, having a glimpse into how readers react to different topics, styles and techniques can be very enlightening.

You could also add actions to the view to react to property broker actions, to read the values, and to set the selection for the view.

Furion Stormrage: Agreed. Just be careful. There is no telling how the druids of the claw will react to us after all this time.

Doctor Marban said a biological pacemaker should be able to react to the body's changing needs.

Certain linear polymers, referred to as thermosetting, contain groups which, when heated, react to give cross-linked polymers.

Asked how he would react to her posing for racy(13) pictures in a glossy(14) magazine, she said, "I think he would have a heart attack. "

I'm not sure how you would react to it, but I just want you to know how I feel deep inside.

The polygonal segments of the surface react to ultra-violet light, mapping the position and intensity of solar rays.

If you merely react to your emotions through an avoidance pattern, then you will miss out on the invaluable message they have to offer you.

How did you think you would react to a positive result before you actually had the HIV test?

And I think the market will react to that within the next couple of days.

Sure, stress can be bad for you, especially if you react to it with anger or depression or by downing five glasses of Scotch.

Workers in health systems around the world are experiencing increasing stress and insecurity as they react to a complex array of forces.

In a composite application , they must be able to pass data to each other , react to the data, trigger events, and respond to events .

Traffic pollution tends to contain more metals, which react to produce damaging free radicals in the lungs.

These people believe that top managers are the only people who should continually evaluate and react to correct inadequate results.

A broadcast receiver is a component that does nothing but receive and react to broadcast announcements.

Initiate and anticipate . Don't just react to problems . You might aim to send at least one idea to your client every week.

In other words, you need to stay balanced, alert and ready to react to surprises .

One way in which we react to loss or to the threat of loss is with anger and protest.

these affect how villagers in your hometown will react to you and confer special bonuses on the player as they start the game.

Today [Saturday] we proved that we can react to difficulties and I'd say these players deserve nothing but applause.

How would you react to being dropped out of a plane without a parachute, or buried alive?

In fact, since animals fed GMOs had such a wide variety of problems, susceptible people may react to GM food with multiple symptoms.

When we sit down in a movie theater and see a film for the first time, we think we know how we react to that film.

A reactor has no proactive strategy. They react to events as they occur.

American firms were slow to react to the downturn at the beginning of the century, and paid the price.

Yang Lan: Could you describe to us when the first idea of Titanic was brought to you and how did you react to it?

Professional traders and money managers have no choice but to react to world events--no matter how tragic--and try to make money from them.

The emotional body is like a radio that can tuned to preceive certain frequencies or to react to certain frequencies.

When garlic is cut or crushed, enzymes react to produce a powerful bacteria-fighting agent.

They also enable you to detect, analyze, and dynamically react to simple and complex relationships between people, events, and information.

The key to asset allocation is understanding how different categories of assets react to various market changes in relation to one another.

Happily, the lab also ran a test to see how I react to real-world financial decisions. That produced a different picture.

So you have to create a little bit of movement, a little bit of feel and finesse so you can react to the golf ball.

The first was to come up with a pre-agreed physical signal for Cara's children to react to when they got too noisy and started fighting.

Knowing where you stand makes it much easier to avoid serious issues, as you can react to potential problems quickly.

You choose how you react to situations. You choose how people affect your mood. You choose to be in a good mood or bad mood.

Components allow you to connect to existing performance counters, write values to custom counters, and react to values the counters receive.

That makes it much easier for voters to reach politicians and for politicians to react to them (or at least to pretend to).

Still , there is a possibility the Bank will react to incipient inflation and reverse its quantitative easing policy in good time .

And I didn't know how people would react to a woman's voice dealing with these issues of love.

With event handlers, a running business process can react to events that might be triggered by a partner.

It is not simply what we know that matters, but how we react to what we do not know.

Now, oxygen that's already there on the surface will react to those hydrogen atoms, and that's how they think the water is there.

The team found that these cells react to nickel when a group of receptors known as Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are present.

Instead, the bank would "remain pragmatic" and react to "facts and figures" .

They react to social ups and downs as if their fates depended upon them!

'The direction of the stock market will be dependent on how policy makers in Europe react to the brewing banking crisis.

Because SAX is event driven, you'll want to be notified of, and react to, any errors that occur during validation.

Study of the way his fellows react to various stimuli does not differ essentially from study of the way other objects react.

Women are thus choosing which men father their children not only in whom they take to bed, but in how they react to them, sexually.

Let me give another example, in the ancient times, how would people react to the mirage such as a hill on top of the sea.

Don't worry about how the Chairman might react to the takeover bid; there's plenty of fight left in him.

Sometimes you tend to react to something in a negative way which causes stress, depression or other negative emotions.

One or more cooperative portlets on a portal page can automatically react to changes from a source portlet triggered by an action or event.

We hid behind snow-covered bushes to see how she would react to receiving a full pound of candy and nuts.

But if you react to a life situation in a different way, a new way that you've never done before, you're being creative.

If I push Chris a bit, like this, for example he'll react to it.

There's a right and a wrong way to express what you feel, address your need or react to what you are upset by.

Do not react to what others say about you, whether praise or blame.

Faults can occur in specific situations, so you must be ready to react to them.

IT organizations have had to react to this trend, with varying speeds of adoption.

The researchers designed the model to try and use these semantic links to work out how the brain would react to particular nouns.

Markets have yet to fully react to the swine flu story and we caution traders from getting too caught up in the media hype.

Business policies describe how your system will react to events occurring or not occurring in certain combinations or at certain times.

But he noted that the company had to react to rapidly changing conditions.

He must organise his global warming campaigns through the internet and suffer and react to the beeping pleading of the incoming e-mail.

However, such approaches may be realistic for plant foods where many individuals react to the presence of a single protein.

As one of the permanent members of the UN Security Council, how does China react to it?

Then there is the question of how Mr Clegg's party will react to the referendum result.

Running this test page should show us how the history buttons react to the state of the history stack (see Figure 2).

I don't know how I would react to a season without playing but he was always strong, smiling and working hard.

Poor companies do little planning, mostly doing, do not check their status and then react to everything. . .

Realize that it's not about what happens to you, it's about how you react to what happens.

Rats were tested by psychologists to see how they would react to Bach's music and rock music.

In the next few days, markets will react to the changed outlook.

If we continue to react to the event, even after the event has passed, then our minds and our bodies stay in a state of alarm.

Crucially, the overall size of the fiscal multiplier also depends on how people react to higher government borrowing.

Not to react to a stimulus immediately but to get hold of the instincts that inhibits and checks.

They have blamed the separation of the Beatles on your marriage with John. What do your react to that?

They DID not react to this provocation.

The closer American vessels come, the more missiles and submarines they face and the less time they would have to react to a strike.

So after years of policing themselves, how did reporters at Caijing react to their main investor's decree?

A smart grid would use digital technology to collect, communicate and react to data, making the system more efficient and reliable.

Finally, how are other important countries, particularly in Asia, likely to react to a shifting balance of power?

Finance executives scrambled Thursday to react to a bill that would gut the current Wall Street compensation system.

And then, if you react to the word 'fuck, ' and 'fucking', or whatever, you are possessed by that word.

The market will continue to feel the push and pull as earnings season revs up next week and investors react to individual corporate results.

We all had a laugh, but in fact, he wasn't sure how she would react to such a gesture after so many years.

We instantly react to a family member's familiar stinging criticism with defensiveness, without thinking about our response.

Young children react to the color of an object before they react to its shape.

Three years ago the American government seemed to react to each problem with a different solution.

U. S. lawmakers are likely to react to the move at a Senate Finance Committee hearing on China trade policy scheduled for Wednesday.

And systems should be able to react to supplied data by triggering events.

The more positively you react to her "babbling" , the more she will "talk" back to you.

I push the ACs in the north a little eastward to react to any moves by enemy DDs.

This implementation gives you a bit more information to react to if the call to the service fails.

Speak more slowly, decrease the speed of your movements. This will help you react to situations with more calm than anxiety.

That's correct, Instead of telling the truth about how they feel, they react to their feeling, fail to think.

Learning to control stress -- or, at least, the way you react to stress -- can help.

Then, just about a decade ago, it was discovered that sperm have proteins on them that react to the presence of certain chemicals.

The alkaloid poisons also effect the nervous system causing them to over react to a stimulus, and cause twitching and uncontrollable shakes.

Strangers also tell you a tremendous amount about yourself by the way they react to you.

The lessons are designed to help us change the way we see and react to the situations and problems in our life as they happen.

To react to messages sent to you, use the add_message_callback method of your client connection.

It remains to be seen how they will react to the squalid reality of the trial, especially if Mr Berlusconi appears in person.

Doing so gives team members an opportunity to react to a failure state in a controlled situation.

'But we have to react to the atmosphere and we have to try and get a result to put us back on track after the Tottenham game.

Fans expectations is designed to reduce the drastic mood swing of fans, where fans only react to the last game played.

Lampe had no time to assure teams his status was set. NBA teams had no time to react to a change in the draft board.

Researchers increasingly believe that how individual women react to stress is a major factor in its effects.

I mean, how would Al-Saleem react to that kind of challenge to his stats?

Accidentally slamming a door next to the sleeping baby's crib, she noticed that he had failed to react to the sound.

The researchers added carbonic anhydrase genes to plants that do not react to higher levels of carbon dioxide.

However, different EISs differ in their transactional capabilities and will react to transaction isolation settings in different ways.

McCaffery and her colleagues wanted to understand how people react to "food cues" -- in this case, photos of food.

In other words, Asian security will be determined not just by how China uses its new strength but by how other countries react to it.

The other part of this equation can be loosely organized under the "how you react to pressure" category.

Now University researchers have shown how two receptors in older brains react to a stress hormone called cortisol.

True interaction became possible because you could react to user actions.

Plants are able to "remember" and "react" to information contained in light, according to researchers.

The senses of man are his doorway to his Mind, but his senses cannot KNOW IDEAS; they can but react to the meaning conveyed by idea-bodies.

Integrated monitoring and statistics make it easier to react to problems and maintain system health.

may choose advanced manufacturing technologies that employ detection, analysis and control feedback loops to react to input variability.

Analysts are always curious about how people will react to his speech.

Also, drawing conclusions from experiments in which animals react to individuals outside their own species may confound results.

Under extreme amounts of fear, people will forget their thoughts and simply react to a given situation.

What matters isn't what happens to you in life. What really matters is how you react to it.

These games make you distribute attention across the screen, and quickly detect and react to events.

Second, how would everyone else react to the young man's unorthodox shot selection and gazelle-like way on the hardwood?

Muscles who are given proper exercise react to stimuli quickly and powerfully and are said to be "in tone. "

In contrast, if the application uses a notification request, the application must monitor the queue and react to the notification message.

Components allow you to connect to existing event logs, write entries to them, and react to entries the logs receive.

How would she react to a physical copy of the young man she fell in love with?

This is why we spend all day hitting refresh buttons waiting to react to messages that don't matter.

You mean like be able to sense things and react to them, like a horse mind?

Farming in emerging markets is riddled with market failures and does not react to price signals as other businesses do.

I feel I react to problems well, but I'm much stronger at anticipating them.

It is an appropriate interest for someone whose job it is to predict and react to the market's mercurial movements.

This, said Adelson, will allow Digg to easily make changes to the frontend and react to user feedback during the alpha and beta phase.

"Banking supervisors must have the authority to react to the business cycle in a dynamic way, " says Mr Slawinski.

I will pass over it. M. Leon Robin is not the first one to react to it. Already in the edition of Henri Estienne there is a marginal note.

Government bonds didn't react to inflation data as the market had mostly priced in a sharp fall in the rate.

We explore how the dollar may react to a perceived inflation threat.

Now, how do you think beautiful women are going to react to the typical guy?

It is unclear how the luxury rental market will react to lay-off plans recently announced by several financial institutions.

You can design your application to react to any power status change.

This new approach will help eliminate redundant access control lists and allows companies to quickly react to changing business conditions.

Afterward, he told reporters the AU was required to react to events in Zimbabwe in its role as guardian of shared African values.

You cannot predict how others will react to what you do now.

Of course there are certainly exceptions to the rule, but in general, most people react to scary movies in the same way, with a scream!

The device contains chemical vapour sensors that react to the presence of volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, in a person's exhaled breath.

His brain is pre-wired to react to testosterone while a woman's is not.

Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.

How they would react to a significant price spike, rather than a physical disruption of shipments to China, is also unclear.

She will receive much public sympathy. How she will react to her bereavement is uncertain.

Customers see how the various employees react to them and how well the store can satisfy their needs, both economic and social.

ReactionYou've got no more than half a second to react to an opponent's first serve, so you'd better think -- and move -- fast!

A recent Gallup Poll asked Americans to react to eight possible ways in which families could in theory cope with rising prices.

And they must not react to unpopularity by closing ranks against a hostile world or by feeling obliged to campaign for the cause.

People react to designer labels as signals of underlying quality. Only the best can afford them.

Apparently the exteriors will feature functional and responsive 'skins' that react to the ever changing environment.

People can choose how they want to react to it as an assumed work of fiction.

Advertising firms already film how people react to ads, usually in an artificial setting.

But the central problem for all of us is: how do we ourselves, individually, react to whatever we perceive to be the world's problems?

The ability to react to and adapt to organizational change is a fundamental strategy for a SOA.

The thalamus is likely preventing sensory information from getting to areas of the brain that perceive and react to sound.

Corporate culture can also be used as a control mechanism to react to control problems resulting from decentralization.

Application development cannot efficiently react to changes happening in the business layer.

Europe's political leaders react to these unwelcome expressions of popular will in three depressingly familiar stages.

Students holding the hot pads were twice as likely as those with the cold ones to react to others in a positive way.

Software that requires user interaction must react to the user's activities as rapidly as possible to provide a rich user experience.

But I wondered how my students would react to it.

Once you see ducks react to the hail, either by turning or slowing down, stop hailing them.

In the next episode, we'll look at dynamic modularity and show how bundles can react to other bundles coming and going.

At times those closest to Jesus seemed to be blind to the central truths of the gospel. How do you react to this?

The application events are good extension points to setup listeners to intercept them and react to the events with custom behavior.

However, there still exist some problems. How does the primary and secondary English education react to the imbalanced condition of China?

Mindfulness boosts your awareness of how you interpret and react to what's happening in your mind.

also , neurons and support cells called glia may react to the mechanical forces of blood vessels expanding and contracting.

What Alaska stumbled onto was a fundamental shift in the way consumers react to advertising messages.

No one knows how disciplined the Kenyans will be, nor how the Somalis will react to their presence.

Chris (WebApp. Net): Mobile Web Application need to be efficient and fast to load and react to user inputs.

In the slow-mo instant replay, the flies' bodies react to a swatter well before their wings carry them to safety.

The final electronic warfare suite will detect, analyze, evaluate, and react to EW threats fielded by potential adversaries.

Meanwhile, equity investors have shown themselves in the past to be slow to react to problems in the credit markets.

Furthermore, because you want to react to adverse changes and to emerging opportunities quickly you want to monitor projects continuously.

How would the gold market react to such a policy?

Similarly, after mice ate GM peas, they started to react to other foods that previously had no impact.

This technique will be a useful strategy to investigate how plants react to Fe-deficiency at molecular level.

But some engineers want to go even further and give smart structures the ability to react to problems, rather than simply reporting them.

EDA defines an architectural pattern for applications that are designed to react to these events.

He also says these images will be used to create smaller area maps, which will shape how people react to natural disasters.

As the above quote shows, no matter what the situation is, you're always free to choose how you react to it.

Rock detached from its former connections is free to react to the dominant theme in the area.

The bureaucrats also learned that companies, even those with strong Japanese roots, react to strong currencies.

Nocturnal insects, which are usually active in dim light but not in complete darkness, react to contour.

How do you think a manager should react to an employee's unsatisfactory work?

I'm fascinated to see how he will react to this circus.

SOA is a long-term strategy about reorganizing business and IT systems in order to be able to quickly react to changes.

"We're unsure how Chinese consumers will react to a slowing economy, " Miller said.

Whether these programs will work as anticipated depends in part on how Wall Street investors react to the AIG furor this week.

And how will American customers react to a succession of three and four-cylinder cars?

However, when two people react to the same experience with the same attitude, they share a powerful natural bond.

The pain is not in what the insensitive people say about you or do to belittle you. The pain is in how you interpret and react to such acts.

The story of 'YouTube cops' vividly shows how Russian law enforcement structures react to the attempts of online whistle-blowers.

These react to form helium, yet more neutrons and a whole lot more energy.

Especially the rust on the kitchen knife react to tannin in the apple , will lose apple's color, smell, taste.

And much depends on how countries react to the erosion of traditional families.

The big question is how regulators will react to the deal between the firms.

How did Her Highness react to the idea of a European Federation?

An initial survey of 238 fans at a Philadelphia concert asked queues how they would react to a series of line-pushing scenarios.

For the first time, I felt extremely nervous about how others would react to my appearance.

The way I think of it, pressure is what is happening to you, but stress is how you react to those pressure.

and the fluoranthene solution is dripped into the oxidant solution to completely react to produce the polyfluoranthene.

Typically, an acid and a base react to form a salt and water.

Many of our stressful situations are caused from how we react to certain events and not the actual events.

An ability to quickly react to changing market conditions or competition drives better return on investment.

The biggest handicap for major publishing companies is their inability to react to subtle shifts in the marketplace.

Republican presidential contenders were also quick to the react to the buttle (Bhutto) killing.

Bighorn sheep react to a coyote in the Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park.

The women took slightly longer than the men to react to jokes that were funny - but were quicker to spot duds.