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Lots of people, including me, wrote to disagree, and Mr Dourado has now responded.

January 29 , 20142.42pm GMT The SNP has now responded to Mark Carney's speech.

So President Obama has now responded with his own plan, a little blue booklet containing 27 policy proposals.

According to reports, the Interior Ministry has now responded to the public backlash by opening an inquiry into the incident.

Google has now responded to the I.C.O.'s questions via a letter from its chief privacy counsel, which has been posted in full by The Telegraph.

But, in a report in 2006, Dr Murray concluded that Sutcliffe has now responded well to treatment and has been virtually "cured".

At Manchester University, a student revolt led to plummeting satisfaction scores, driving the economics course down the league table.Teachers have now responded.

Organisers have now responded to the general state of playing surfaces in France, Martin Kallen sniffing: "The pitches should be better and we're not happy".

Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director, said the bureau had now responded to more than 2,300 reports of suspected anthrax or other dangerous substances since the scare began two weeks ago in Florida.

In Iran, the headquarters of Shia Islam, demonstrators set fire to the Saudi embassy while the authorities turned a blind eye, and the Saudis have now responded by severing diplomatic relations.

It's very weird that the police, having said they would not be investigating any evidence from the witness box, have now responded to press excitement by saying, "what the hell, maybe we will," but should I really be expecting the gloved knock on my door?