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• This disease doesn't generally respond to treatment.

• Terry was, as usual, slow to respond.

• She responded to his remarks with feigned amusement.

• The president responded angrily to the charge that she had lost touch with her country's people.

• She said how much she appreciated the overwhelming generosity of the public in responding to the appeal.

• The unit responded strongly when the edge was at a 0-pixel disparity in the middle of its receptive field.

• The diplomats responded with varying degrees of acuteness to the logic of the situation.

• The same test items presented in an oral or written form and responded to in the same manner led to consistent differences in performance.

• Patients responded positively to advice when in an appropriate context and by a health professional with whom they had developed a relationship and rapport.

• Her husband responded that he would "see them coming" and would cut her throat before they reached him.

• Some stimuli, if responded to, engender reward while others, if responded to, engender punishment.

• Almost half the children responded in "spectacular fashion" presenting with unusual motivation to work, and an enhanced ability to read, comprehend, and do arithmetic.

• Both of these species also responded to baits throughout the day.

• From the 1940s onward, states responded to pressure from national administrators by making changes in their benefit levels.

• This provides some evidence that the federal government responded to the initiators' claims, so that the majority of the initiatives were withdrawn.

• None of the patients had responded to medical therapy and each underwent surgery as a semiurgent procedure.

• Whenever royal authority was openly challenged, however, the monarchy responded with more coercive force than it could control.

• The committee then responded to moral criticism and adopted it in order to disarm policy opponents.

• Most of the neurons responded almost as strongly at the two carrier orientations.

• One might venture that the new science either responded to or was influenced by trends in opera houses and concert rooms.