If we adapt Buarque's "React" outcry, which relates more to sensitivity on a global scale than to Turkey, we are surprised to realize that there is much we should
react to. For instance, we may begin with our message saying "don't get used to," just as Buarque did and continue:
React to the habit of living in an aberrant and corrupt era that tries to seize our souls.
Their Blue LIght Aware video shows drivers how to
react to an emergency service driver on a blue light run.
Cllr Robertson said: "With so little time to react, we were bounced into having to
react to something when clearly compromise could have been reached."
To find out how gibbons
react to predators, the researchers placed realistic models of predators in places where the gibbons were sure to see them.
To see how fish
react to glinting eyeballs, the researchers set a fake fish with LED eyes on each side of a big tank and loosed razorbacks in the middle.
This information is "based on how buildings will
react to certain storm conditions.
If the #1 receiver does curl inside, Sam must maintain inside leverage on #1 and
react to the quarterback's intention to throw.
How they
react to the stress of the abnormal is the crux of his stories.
If they remain prepared, it will take them less time to
react to such an occurrence.
They will
react to this and join in." La Nueva Economia at last?
It seems these companies
react to unions like slaveholders reacted to slave revolts, but time is not on the companies' side.
Or is a personal characteristic such as their "tolerance for ambiguity"--the way people
react to uncertain situations--an important factor in lending decisions?
How can young people respond to the challenges and tasks of their time if they continue to react and are made to
react to their parents' and grandparents' wounds, he went on.
The third group, the "Cool Kids,"
react to advertising in a much more complex fashion.
