Perhaps the most plausible and challenging such reply would be to deny the main premise lying behind the objection, concerning the rich and integrated nature of phenomenally conscious experience.
She sent letters to pesticide experts, and then challenged their replies.
When challenged, he replied: "How can one understand a capitalist society without studying labour law and company law?" Geoffrey was born in Winchester, Hampshire, to William, a professional soldier, and his wife, Eva.
Challenged, they reply that in a little over one year they confirmed seven more judges than the Republican Senate did for Mr Clinton in the entire 106th Congress.The new Republican Senate will presumably renominate people the Democrats had ignored or rejected.
The C.I.A. has composed a lengthy reply brief, challenging some of the Senate staff report's findings.
This ruling was appealed, the appeal was contested, and last month the attorneys for the Marshall Islands filed their reply brief, challenging, among other things, the U.S. government's contention that an international treaty is the province of the Executive Branch to comply with (or ignore) as it chooses.
Asked whether the business was still a going concern, Mr McKinlay replied: "It's challenging at the moment because of the losses received".
But what, I ask, if it doesn't work out, if no one buys the record and he gets pelted with tomatoes at gigs? "I would take it as a challenge," he replies coolly.
"It would have been a big challenge and I have many challenges," he replies.
To Bernard's skeptical challenges Autrecourt replies that sense experience is reliable.
