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Mr Plattner, not to be outdone, retorts that it doesn't take a psychologist to understand why Mr Ellison might say such a thing.

It may be "dryer" and does not have all the "funny" retorts, but it is at least accurate!

Listen to what a critic is saying. Really listen, try to understand that point of view, don't just nod while you formulate your retorts.

BP retorts that the management is perfectly neutral, and that AAR is the one trying to exert undue influence.

now i recalled all the details of that interview , and in my mind made him the most vindictive and biting retorts.

The intelligentsia, " retorts one of his friends. " Well, it's a horrible word, " comments another. " What does it mean?

As alchemy evolved into the science of chemistry, vessels called retorts became used for distillations.

an obsolete kind of container used for distillation; two retorts connected by a tube.

Here are ten of history's best comebacks, retorts, repartee, insults, or whatever else you'd like to call them.

The Mormon church retorts that an ill-educated farm boy such as he could not simply have made up so sublime a work as the Book of Mormon.

Ms. Perkins was booed upon winning, but retorts: 'If they want to call it the World's Biggest Liar, then the world has to be eligible. '

At least the question should be put, he retorts.

" To which he retorts, " No, I just want to know when you'll stop.

These stories help to blunt the usual retorts of: "It gives them jobs" or: "They are just having their industrial revolution now. "

After Luthor compares himself to Prometheus, an accomplice retorts: "Sounds great, Lex, but you're not a god. "

Hizbullah retorts that it needed all these weapons as a deterrent of its own.

Often my loud complaints about this, and Bob Rubin's retorts to them, were funny, but the issue was dead serious.

Even so, it retorts, it managed to put an end to the violence without outside help.

But Tadateru Konoe, the IFRC's Japanese president, retorts that neutrality is still an entry ticket to many disaster zones.

As Ken Gancarczyk, an executive of KB homes, retorts in the book: Buyers can't tell the difference between "Craftsman or Mediterranean. "

(JPMorgan retorts that it acted in the interests of its shareholders).

The best cure for deficits is growth, retorts the FDP; that will not happen without tax cuts.

Still, the ugly retorts predictably arrived -- even from Canada, where loving gay couples have been allowed nationwide to marry since 2005.

Simultaneous operation of two retorts was tested (continuous operation for eight consecutive days in 2002).

Europe had no idea the rest of the world was going to copy its standards, retorts a Eurocrat sweetly.

Starbucks retorts that it could have grown faster if someone else had handled it.

Cameron retorts, with some justice, that his party has worked out its environmental policies far more thoroughly than New Labour ever did.

Unfortunately it has caused ulcers and snappy retorts to anyone around me.

"Well, you never did it, " he retorts. "People just can't release their hands and let gravity do the work. I never hesitated. "

Mr Mayer retorts that even the IMF has learnt that its interventions work only if countries co-operate.

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"We are more motivated because our needs are more severe, " a Lithuanian official retorts.

And if a person retorts about being able to seek revenge from your husband by doing this interview?

Well precisely, retorts a national diplomat: Mr Barroso is playing "divide and rule" .

Vartan Oskanian, Armenia's foreign minister, retorts that "expressing concern about a process that doesn't exist is disingenuous" .

"President Clinton, " his boss quickly retorts.

This and other retorts are of course required for immediate diplomatic purposes.

Not good enough, retorts Human Rights Watch (HRW), along with other campaigning NGOs.

China's policies aren't the problem, retorts Tang; Brazil's sky-high interest rates and taxes are.

Don't respond to retorts that are designed to make you angry. Ignore them.

"We just want to help, Mom, " Eleanor retorts .

"This" , retorts a Tehrani, "is what they say every winter, and nothing gets done. "

'Mr. Sam has told us it. It is not a new idea. ' She retorts him immediately.

The other side retorts that the practice of giving stuff away undermines the value of all content.

These were just fishing agreements, retorts Peru.

She retorts, with some justification, that upper-caste Indian leaders, such as the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, have parks and museums aplenty.

As Phase 1, by the 1980s at the Estonian Power Station two UTT-3000 retorts were constructed (The Oil Factory of Narva Elektrijaamad AS).

Mr Arpaio retorts that he has seen no decrease in illegals.

Co-workers sent their own Reply All retorts.

Not so, retorts Mr Schmidt.

"Oh, no. That's not right, " he retorts.

China retorts that it is America that is manipulating the markets by printing dollars.

"You're a loony, " retorts the king.

"Americans don't know what work is, " retorts another.

Mr Arpaio retorts that he has seen no decrease in illegals. "We lock them up every day, " he says.

Armenia retorts that it is up to Turkey to prove that its overtures are not designed solely to kill the genocide resolution;

Crack and wisecrack refer less formally to flippant or sarcastic retorts:

The improvement of micropressure automatic control for raw gas from vertical retorts and tar ovens

Heat distribution test report of retorts