Word: reacted
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...keystone in the public conduct of foreign affairs--Kissinger maintains wide respect and infuses a flamboyancy that Ford would be a fool not to exploit--but what remains to be seen is how different Kissinger's behind-the-scenes influence will be and how he will react...
...medical researchers to pick up electrical currents from various parts of the brain. If he could learn to identify brain waves generated by specific thoughts or commands, Pinneo figured, he might be able to teach the same skill to a computer. The machine might even be able to react to those commands by, say, moving a dot across a TV screen...
...delirious people, ignoring streams of water played on them from fire-engine hoses, broke through cordons of paratroopers who attempted futilely to hold them back. Finally, the Red Cross-chartered Swissair 747 had to stop short to avoid running over people. Thus last week did Israelis and Syrians react to the repatriation of uninjured prisoners of war -382 Arabs and 56 Israelis-under terms of the disengagement agreement worked out by U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger...
Though Reid did not poll the opinions of Harvard men, male students across the nation seem to react positively to coed housing, according to surveys conducted on seven campuses by Psychologist Joseph Katz of the State University of New York at Stony Brook. Like Reid, Katz found a small increase in sexual activity by students living in coed dorms as well as a "greater depth of relationships that are nonsexual...
...women at the meeting, organized by Class Marshall Susan G. Coles '74, expressed a need to react to the way the University has treated them, and "to show that we are not considered part of the University," one woman said...