But over weeks and months the Buxtons fashioned a response, raising money from donations for a "tent-to-homes campaign".
The administration's decision to keep news of the North Korean admission secret for the past 12 days while it fashioned a response appears significant for several reasons.
Quite deliberately, they fashioned a response -- "Rio Bravo" (1958) -- in which the sheriff, John T. Chance Waynee), has a prisoner in his jail, waiting for a circuit judge to come by.
But Ban's diplomacy around the Libya debate helped create the conditions in which the Security Council became the platform at which the international community fashioned a response to the Libyan crisis.
Goth was a fashion response to doing infrequent laundry and never seeing the sun.
If systemic treatment would be administered in a neoadjuvant fashion, response to this treatment might be used as a selection criterion for further invasive procedures: local responders not developing metastases may be better candidates for extended surgery, whereas those who show local progression or even develop metastases under chemotherapy could be spared unnecessary extended surgery.
President Obama, in fashioning a response, has been burdened by the United States' recent history with Iraq.
Faced with conflicting advice and dire warnings from his advisers, John Kennedy ultimately had to fashion a response based on his own instincts, analysis and experience.
McMichael laments that, although our society is the first to have the tools with which to fashion a response, it lacks the will to do so.
Vertosick, raised in the Roman Catholic tradition, fashions his response by first rebutting the Christian thinker C. S. Lewis, who saw pain as God's megaphone, broadcasting a call to man to worship him.
