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Yahoo! seems to have come up with the ultimate response to Microsoft's heavy-handed attempts to purchase the internet portal.

Like the commanders of a disorderly retreat, central banks have to date staged a piecemeal response to the credit squeeze, to little effect.

She bowed in response to his compliment and fluttered her eyelashes in an attempt to flirt with him.

Of these, 23 had a diagnosis of "vegetative state, " meaning they were not able to signal any response to commands or questions.

However, a little less than half of these cells had a more consistent neural response to all events, whether big or small.

He said the fight against tax evasion behavior of the Greek response to a serious debt crisis is an important measure taken and actions.

"This option has never been taken into consideration by any of its company organs, " Edison said in a statement in response to the report.

In response to the increased attention, the state of Florida dropped the matter and decided to allow Miles to keep his license plate.

Even if you just close your eyes as you think of a response to an email can help too.

And Americans did not reduce their consumption of Chinese goods at all in response to the stronger renminbi.

Response to such situations in life, is life always seem to be an inert wound, knowing that bad, but do not know where to start to change.

An alternative response to that risk is to use strong passwords, gibberish characters adding up to at least 10 characters.

However, much of what's going is only in response to the cycle of change now shaking things up for everybody.

He said that sleep was not a passive response to lack of stimulation but an active process, rather like an instinct.

This communication is said to be asynchronous because events do not arrive immediately in response to requests, but some time later.

The next step is to map what other areas of the brain light up in response to clitoral and vaginal stimulation.

Dr. Holdren said he believes the U. S. is ready to take some difficult steps in response to climate change.

In response to the same questions, Amanda showed she took responsibility for her actions and had a positive attitude.

There's no doubt that the business world can be frustrating, but remember that you can choose your response to your environment.

On the streets of Istanbul, at least for now, there appears to be a positive response to his election.

This could be in general way, which is often called a personal statement, or as a response to specific question.

as it reflects the bank's response to the changing economic environment in general and to the sensitivity of interest rates in particular.

Method is called in response to a component changing, adding, or removing event which indicates that the designer is about to be modified.

These allow the structure to move in response to its environment, drawing in and filtering moisture and organic particles from the air.

Will that prospect be enough to galvanize a serious response to the long-term economic problems in the United States?

These dramatic events did not close that chapter, but they did put a fresh and emphatic stamp on the U. S. response to global terrorism.

The Company's response to misconduct will depend upon a number of factors including whether the improper behavior involved illegal conduct.

This was the onset of the first major financial crisis the response to which fuelled the growth of a super-bubble.

It means learning to enter and exit in response to predefined signals rather than jumping in and out on a whim.

Unilateral inguinal lymphadenopathy is usually a response to infection of an ipsilateral lower extremity.

As the animation plays, activity first builds up in the genital area of the sensory cortex, a response to being touched in that region.

The PCAPA was formed within days of that landmine attack, ostensibly to protest against the police's heavy-handed response to it.

Mr. Putin said the tests of the new missiles were a response to U. S. Steps that have upset the strategic balance in the world.

Mining firms' shares, which plummeted in response to the credit crunch, have perked up a lot since the beginning of the year.

A year ago, in response to a previous hunger strike, Mr Insulza said he would go to Venezuela to investigate.

She so vehemently wished to find a response to her own ardour that she closed her eyes to all that did not too readily show itself.

The only thing likely to win the euro friends would be a coherent response to the crisis. But that looks a way off yet.

Asked for her response to Mr Mandelson's speech, Ms Wu told reporters she was "extremely dissatisfied" with his remarks.

So I would encourage you to be as generous as you possibly can in response to what is a major catastrophe .

But in response to growing pressure, King Abdullah this week announced that women would be allowed to participate in the next elections.

"Using obscure names to avoid duplication of names or to be unique is not good, " he wrote in an e-mail response to questions.

On the surface, the policy response to that recession looks like a success story.

Reactive lymph node hyperplasia is usually transient and self-limited in response to a local or systemic infection.

Lu said the photos are a response to his "longing for the disappearing. "

That might have been understandable as a response to, say, a surge in demand from China and India.

That laughter is often the best, and sometimes the only, response to pain.

He said he would lead a task force of business leaders and finance experts to formulate a response to the global crisis.

So far, however, government response to his chopper project has been underwhelming to say the least.

In response to the skeptics, Plato argues that the tyrant is not therefore truly happy, and that this can be seen in his behavior.

But how much of this American unease is a justifiable response to a genuine threat?

"Laughter seems to be an automatic response to your situation rather than a conscious strategy, " says Tyler F.

That way you're ready to promote yourself in response to any question you're asked.

Instead, he said, a more flexible defence would be introduced, allowing for a more effective response to any threat from Iranian missiles.

Richard Allan, Facebook's director of public policy in Europe, said he was considering the company's response to the letter.

No doubt many participants will be at pains to stress how much progress has been made over the past year in response to the AIG shock.

It was his fate as a man, and the ferocity of his response to that fate, which gives such enduring energy to his verse.

So far, at least, the Obama administration's response to the outpouring of hate on the right has had a deer-in-the-headlights quality.

Let's take a look to see how his disappointment and Jesus' response to him mean to us.

At a factory down the road, the response to queries was more brusque. "We've already gone bust, " said a man, and hung up.

Japanese manufacturers had been focused on cutting production and exports as inventories piled up in response to shrinking demand.

A spokesman for Chaoda said the company is preparing a statement in response to the Anonymous Analytics report.

"I'm not sure I would have gotten through it without my faith, " she said in response to a question about how she dealt with the infidelity.

Hematopoietic stem cells have been shown to migrate to distant parts of the body in response to injury signals, as have cancer cells.

Thus response to the first showroom was overwhelming: people loved being able to see and try the furniture before buying it.

He was said to have him in the construction engraved the names of the Temple of Jerusalem, the response to a number of wizard.

He would not accept as authoritative the answers which the adults about him offered in response to his questions.

President George W. Bush said the U. S. would host a summit of world leaders to discuss the global response to the crisis.

Their appearance at other times of the day tends to be as a response to being disturbed.

It seems to have concluded that the best response to high food prices is to move closer to agricultural autarky than to free trade.

I wanted to make it clear to her that you can write about anything that happens to you, that it's a natural response to experience.

The current response to cholera outbreaks tends to be reactive, in the form of an emergency response.

The sites shield themselves from search engines, so they do not pop up in response to online searches for the brands they offer.

Unwrapping a stick of gum can even turn out to be a substitute ritual for lighting up a cigarette as a conditioned response to stress.

In other words, he does not know the message that comes to him from the response to his demand in the field of what he wants.

The piston moves up and down in the piston chamber primarily in response to changes in intake manifold vacuum.

Plus, there's no way to predict an individual's response to removing supplemental oxygen and how much they will suffer.

In response to calls to open up the political system, Mr. Putin said he would consider loosening restrictive laws on party registration.

Users can select to always send a response to read receipts, never send a response, or to be prompted before they send a response.

This brings up the question of how you correlate a response to its respective request.

Under-Secretary-General has no direct response to a reporter's question, she said : "Because police not a thief on the world? "

The company said the action was 'in response to a precipitous decline in our business over the last 30 days.

To be sure, this remains an ambitious objective, but we have yet to see a national response to climate change proportional to the risks.

This technique is often used in response to complex statements or group situations where several persons have commented on the same issue.

For instance, Ajax is often used in response to user input to modify parts of a page with new data fetched from the server.

This moving account of the regime's response to a devastating cyclone two years ago is a timely warning against optimism.

The risk of slowing growth in response to a US slowdown strongly suggests that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged.

Companies across Asia say they are cutting back on how much they spend on consultants, in response to head office demands to contain costs.

The Israeli army said the raids were a response to the launching of a Qassam rocket earlier this week.

If you are going to be investing in stocks for the next 20 years, the rational response to a bull market should be one of disappointment.

The other problem had been his response to a decision by the Kandahar-based vaccination teams to go on strike.

Companies across Asia say they are cutting back on how much they spend on consultants, in response to head office demands to contain costs.

The Israeli army said the raids were a response to the launching of a Qassam rocket earlier this week.

If you are going to be investing in stocks for the next 20 years, the rational response to a bull market should be one of disappointment.

The other problem had been his response to a decision by the Kandahar-based vaccination teams to go on strike.

He said 10 percent of the patients whose blood was screened had a strong antibody response to the virus.

An inclination, as if in response to a summons, to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career; a calling.

It's not difficult to understand and admire Miss Maynell's wisdom. The true nature of a heart is seen in its response to the unattractive.

"Wow, boy, you are one jaded kid. " John just looked at him silently, he had no response to that. He was jaded.

"That would be very unpleasant, " Medvedev warned reporters in response to a question about a START delay.

There is no doubt that satellite data accessed through the charter helped guide an effective response to this natural hazard.

There is no doubt that satellite data accessed through the charter helped guide an effective response to this natural hazard.

To see why, note that the Fed has taken on implicit fiscal responsibilities as part of its response to the crisis.

This determination is based entirely on response to initial treatment, especially how much the external ear canals have opened.

If I were your friend and I told you that So-and-So would be the perfect date, your response to me would be to start asking me questions.

His comments reflect growing frustration in London and Washington at the incremental approach so far adopted in response to the crisis.

The International Energy Agency said the measure was a response to the disruption in the oil supply from Libya.

Chief executive Justin King said the preliminary results reflected the supermarket's swift response to a challenging period for UK retail.

But, she said, it has decided to broaden its response to prevent more people from becoming infected.

How much of their understanding of and response to the world comes preloaded at birth?

Maybe the best response to the facts of death is just put it out of your mind.

How much of their understanding of and response to the world comes preloaded at birth?

Maybe the best response to the facts of death is just put it out of your mind.

"Learning the case of teaching" is the response to this request out of the progressive development of a teaching method.

A Neighbor Advertisement that contains address information is sent in response to a solicitation or to announce an address change.

What creditors do not yet know, however, is whether the United Arab Emirates is capable of a co-ordinated response to Dubai's debt woes.

In his strongest response to Iran's post-election unrest, Mr. Obama said the Iranian government must understand that the world is watching.

The move was an emergency response to a spreading credit squeeze as the availability of dollars for European banks has tightened.

"It's highly plausible that some of these changes are a response to aggregation, to living in larger communities, " he said.

But Enzi adopted a negative tone when he gave the Republican response to one of President Obama's recent weekly radio addresses.

Now, this brain region is packed with a type of protein that's activated by acid, and seems to be involved in an animal's response to fear.

In Europe corporate universities are, inevitably, something of a response to an American phenomenon.

So after I had spent some years in the U. S. as an African, I began to understand my roommate's response to me.

The bank said the cut was a response to lower inflation, but analysts blamed "jawboning" by Mr Putin.

And so, my response to this was to paint, to draw alien creatures, alien worlds, robots, spaceships, all that stuff.

He said all G20 nations agreed on the need for a strong regulatory response to the crisis and on the broad shape it should take.

We might have avoided the worst of the current troubles if we had not overturned laws adopted in response to earlier crises.

Given the response to Mendoza's article, freedom of speech could seem to be "under coercion" in Venezuela, he says.

My theme was constant, that the war had to be ended as an act of policy, not in response to demonstrations.

Syria's response to the Arab League's suspension: just a sort of hard line everyone expected.

Such exceptions are extremely rare, and are certainly not done in response to a Call from one trying to save themselves or their lifestyle.

Yet the company's official response to all this activity has gone from hostility to acceptance to vigorous support.

Abdul-Jabbar: It takes a while for you to get back your timing and your response to game conditions.

It's possible to see that this period of improvisation is a sensible response to modern conditions.

In response to a threat from the front, the fly moves its middle legs forward, leans back and raises its back legs for a backward takeoff.

In case of the specified parameters of the casing pipe, the ratio of the casing response to that of the formation is almost a constant.

As I commend a robust response to the British, I shall not practise unilateral verbal disarmament myself.

A few companies said the projections might be too high because of recent moves to rein in bonuses in response to public scrutiny.

The only response to fear is the presence of the Lord, who says to us, "Do not be afraid. "

When a crisis endangering the lives of others, you and I make a response to what has become of you and I value the most important yardstick.

It seems to be a response to the public and media's attention.

Varin said the group was renewing its own ethics code, but this was not in response to Renault's suspensions.

It was the only triple of the competition and a perfect response to heavy criticism received after the group defeat against Japan.

To the general public, depression can be easily confused with stress, as it may be a response to some types of stress.

It is, Egyptian observers say, a typically lackluster response to what appeared to be a golden opportunity.

In this crisis, a reactor at the plant automatically shut down in response to a malfunction that caused it to run too hot.

On the face of it, it is a humanitarian response to the floods that have devastated the north-west part of the impoverished North.

The body's response to any threat is the same: fight or flight, as the stress hormone cortisol rushes our systems.

The most common response to "what should we get for dinner tonight? " is usually "sushi. . . DUH! "

The commerce ministry said the new tariffs were a response to what it said were unfair subsidies given to poultry farmers in the US.

I wanted to get Trump's response to all this, but his spokesman has not replied to a request for comment.

And the author might have hammered even harder on how the phenomenon is affecting our response to issues like climate change.

and the main object, along with the others, changed direction and accelerated away sharply, as if in response to the flash.

The pharmaceutical industry's response to this seems to be: "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" .

He also said many customers had yet to be notified. The company had no immediate response to the senator's claims.

Such a sensor can be used to provide a visible image that changes or appears to the eye in response to an analyte.

Putin said the resumption of flights was a response to security threats posed by other military powers.

The acceptability of accounting data is one of the critical factors which determine the result of response to suits.

Speaking of classy, a year ago, designers were obsessed with protective clothing, their response to an uncertain geopolitical moment.

For small robots Dr Hong has used rings made of a polymer that changes shape in response to a specific chemical stimulus.

A clear account of the contents of a common response to North Korea's nuclear and missile issues and China's military expansion.

Their response: to spend at least half their time in darkened rooms, watching elaborate presentations about the company's performance.

The shah's surprising comment was at least partially in response to the 1974 Indian test of a nuclear weapon.

In response to these issues, this paper tends to make a comprehensive and systematic analysis and discussion.

In response to criticism by government inspectors, the company changed some of its practices rather than gave up its rules.

A good response to BOTOX is usually an indication that the patient will have long-term relief following surgical myotomy.

Three-quarters of a century later, politically inspired protectionism was a worldwide response to the Great Depression.

A more elusive goal is the clarification of the complexity of a dynamic cellular response to a drug through mathematical modelling.

He explained the general concept of military measures in response to virtual questions.

But a strong response to both Beijing and Pyongyang could be undermined by frayed ties between Washington's two main allies in East Asia.

To be clear, it's not certain that animals really laugh like humans, at least not in response to humor.

In response to the hurricanes they have doubled aid to $800m a year (half of this comes from the United States).

Google China to be silent on this news, as dispatch, Google China, Google's headquarters has not issued a further response to the news.

Well, you know our company is planning to introduce a homeworking scheme in response to demands for more flexible arrangements.

Ketoacidosis is a condition that occurs as a result of a severe insulin deficiency, usually in response to a precipitating stress.

In response to your letter of the 8th inst. , I am pleased to say that Mr. ? ? is a man of trustworthy character.

So in response to that high level of blood sugar (known as glucose), the body will release more insulin into the bloodstream.

It said the huge increase in lending was a response to "the global food price hike. "

The elasticity of this system restrains the response to chaos to a certain extent in comparison with the system supported rigidly.

Stock price went down in response to the news of a possible oil crisis.

The researchers from California say the change is taking place in response to higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

The GEF project is a small but integral part of the Bank's overall quick response to the Wenchuan Earthquake.

In its response to Liu's Nobel win, Beijing is trying to claim the center of Chinese culture.

One of the basic tasks of a logistics analyst is to determine customer response to service.

This process of obtaining content from a previous response to be used in subsequent requests is called data correlation.

A spokesman for the secretary general said he was seeking a Sri Lankan response to publish alongside a UN report on alleged war crimes.

Inputs feelings lingering response to the pain she was locked up in the eyebrows.

No doubt the language he used was partly in response to the initial French distaste for his term "black hole" .

This sends a response to the browser indicating that there was a problem with the user registration or that the servlet needs debugging.

The frequency at which the voltmeter's response to an AC signal drops to 70% is often denoted as the "3dB point" (f3dB).

This system sends a request message into a particular MQ queue and expects the response to this request in a separate response queue.

In response to further requests for information, the representative of China indicated that there was no plan to establish any new SEZs.

The best sections in the book deal with the newspaper's response to all this attention.

There certainly is the fact of a worldwide policy response to what is viewed as an increasingly threatening situation.

The committee said the decision was in response to increased threats to the economy and fluctuating inflation rates.

In response to a question from the event hostess, Gates said he follows 'some' Chinese people on Twitter.

Some sort of Indian military response to the Mumbai horrors may be unavoidable.

Mr. McCormick also said he hopes Beijing doesn't bring a halt to the liberalization of its financial system in response to recent events.

North Korea, which has consistently denied its involvement in the sinking, has warned of a war in response to any punishment attempts.

Those looking for a response to social breakdown will find that the Conservatives have worked hard at parts of this agenda.

Historically, warfare has been a way of redistributing resources in response to climate change.

If you use hidden fields and a page is processed in response to a link or an HTTP GET command , the hidden fields will not be available .

The company has changed some of its working practices in response to criticism by government inspectors .

The strongest response to the subjective desire to create, is a good artistic effect, one of the most effective way.

This lessened response to a repeated stimulus is called habituation, a process that both humans and animals are known to experience.

The general situation is set up in response to deep inner involvements.

The popular condemnations of " greed " in response to the crisis seem to me superficial .

Additionally, incident response procedures must be in place to allow an effective response to any attack.

The decision appears to be a response to protests and disorder around the country, and to the speed at which stories spread on the internet.

In April, in response to growing security concerns, he decided to send the families of his workers back to France.

In response to a student's question about this issue, Geithner said Chinese assets are very safe.

After entering the 90 years, environmental problems become more and more severe. ISO have made a very positive response to the matter.

The true nature of a heart is seen in its response to the unattractive.

Still, the response to the famine has not been a failure everywhere.

In response to an investor's question, Mr. Paulson said he had no plans to give up managing money for outside clients, the people said.

Paul's response to the situation was to work harder and for more hours, which led to him becoming irritated, stressed and overly fatigued.

Otitis Media (middle ear infections) generally occur as a response to a viral, bacterial or other type of respiratory infection.

He wanted to figure out more about the public's response to reused water, and for that he needed additional people.

Dee said the response to the campaign had been overwhelming.

The mutations seem to disrupt genes that are active in the developing brain and which are turned on and off in response to experience.

My response to such nonsense is to ask if this "magic" can also apply to say numbers or colours.

The feebleness of the response to the murders of the three Ahmadis seems to have encouraged others.

She, however, in response to her mother's infidelity, dedicates her life to God.

The dark Ones have used these methods consistently to deaden your response to the atrocities of war, and inhumane acts against you.

The former was a pointless irritant to the Russians who never believed the US story that it was a response to a threat from Iran.

The intact history, clinical manifestation, radiological examination and response to therapy were all evaluated.

An appropriate response to several customer bug reports in an area is to schedule more thorough testing for that area.

Toyota Motor is to reduce year-end bonuses for thousands of managers as part of a cost- cutting drive in response to plummeting sales.

There was a long lag between the Wall Street Crash in '29 and the New Deal [the first effective left-of-centre response to it].

That way, says Mr Wallis, the business is able to ensure quality and a speedy response to customer needs.

The institute is now carrying out a surrey into the public 's response to inflation.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, said he was "very interested" in the public response to Goody's death.

And Roger Moore in response to this matter, and Xiaoyan: "to ask Christopher Lee, or simply to search his house. "

Afterward , the president said the US will lead the response to the crisis .

I shall next week talk about the appropriateness of a macroeconomic policy response to deflation .

There was no immediate response to Wednesday's announcement from the Rajoelina government.

Overall, adjusting for secular trends in smoking, prenatal smoking declined by less than half what was predicted in response to the MSA.

"We're not afraid of the K word, " he said in response to a question about Kashmir.

As a response to a phone hacking scandal, Rupert Murdoch has shut down the News of the World, Britain's biggest selling Sunday newspaper.

Compounding these challenges, a major Asian PX facility has been immediately shut down in response to social concerns about its operation.

But Mr. Panetta said he knew of no moves by Beijing to curtail relations in response to the sale.

Therefore, unilateral actions in a bilateralist world would always be a legitimate response to a violation of the acting state's rights.

Why is it that your only response to the statement of a common problem seems to be to complain that the problem has been raised?

This was the government's response to attacks on the homes of several ministers and of the main opposition leader.

Yesterday, his office said he had nothing more to say in response to Ms D'Addario's allegations.

A company's most profitable response to piracy depends on what sort of consumers it is facing.

In response to increasing turmoil swirling around the desegregation of public schools, Armstrong was outspokenly critical of his country.

Since the beginning of the epidemic, WHO has led the global health sector response to HIV.

Must beIn response to this, I do not know whether we have their own opinions, welcome to discuss.

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The regime may be trying to calibrate its response to the protests, using limited force at first to quell opponents.