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react to

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react to someone or something
to act in response to someone or something. You made some very good points. I would like to take some time to react to you. How did Mary react to the news?
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I think all the goalie coaches tell you that you don't anticipate, you react to where the shot goes.
We know that we have to react to catch up in terms of performance, part of which is also due to the interpretation of the technical rules (the rear diffusers), considered to be incorrect by many teams, but that's why we'll work very hard over these next few days to improve the F60's aerodynamic developments as much as possible," he said.
Cllr Tony Robertson was critical of the short space of time councillors had to react to the proposal and said it was "sad" people accused Sefton of being opposed to the stadium or Kirkby's regeneration.
 
 
 
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