She phoned soon after to say thank you; the writer had responded right away.
There still appear to be some problems — some people who registered before the acquisition seem to have lost their notes; Evernote is investigating — and it's too early to say what users think, but Evernote has responded in the right way.
A naturalist who was filmed being eaten alive by an anaconda for a Discovery Channel documentary has responded to animal rights activists angry about the shocking stunt.
"The United States has responded by asserting its right to freedom of navigation and has moved to develop a strategic partnership with Vietnam," he says.
The FCO has responded by insisting on its right, should matters reach such a point, to enter the embassy.
The Nonhuman Rights Project has responded to the amendment, stating, "This case is one of a trio of cases that the Nonhuman Rights Project has brought in an attempt to free chimpanzees imprisoned within the State of New York through an 'Article 70-Habeas Corpus' proceeding.
WWF has responded saying it provides human rights training for the eco-guards.
Turkey, whose bid to join the European Union depends on its civil rights record, has responded to visits from the Committee to Protect Journalists by releasing some jailed writers and reporters.
Jonathan Demme, who directed both films (as part of a proposed trilogy), has responded in kind, putting the camera right up in Mr. Young's face and producing a rougher, looser, faster show.
The McCain campaign has responded to the moves from the right by emphasizing the endorsement of Gary L. Bauer, a conservative Christian who recently dropped his own bid for the presidency and has spent the last two days crisscrossing Michigan to speak in favor of Mr. McCain.
Instead of doing the obvious right thing, APA has responded with its typical superficial public relations patois of damage control inanities.
