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The North Korean military official was also quoted as saying, "If the South does not stop anti-Pyongyang psychological broadcasts and the dissemination of leaflets, it will be met with our military's strikes on those sites".

But in Australia the visit looks like it will be met with enthusiasm, and New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern has said the couple will receive "a very warm Kiwi welcome".

"If it does that, it will be met with complete peace from Arab nations," Prince Saud al-Faisal said after a meeting with President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt at the nearby beach resort of Sharm el Sheikh.

"A message has to be sent to you and your friends, however unwitting your involvement in this sort of crime, that it will be met with severe and immediate imprisonment".

The only thing you can say for sure is that, even if Valve produce the greatest piece of software in history, it will be met with a crazed wall of intensity followed by ever-building disappointment.

President Trump used his harshest language yet to warn North Korea on Tuesday that it will be "met with fire and fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before," if it does not stop threatening the United States.

"It'll be met with positive acceptance by everybody," Selig said.

"It is not likely that I will be meeting with you again, so I bid each of you a fond farewell".

Maybe the short-term pain of their anger or sense of injustice and the unfairness of it all will be met with the long-term gain of their ability to be patient.

Because to my mind, there are tangible benefits to prosecuting crimes - it punishes wrongdoing, it deters wrongdoing, it makes it clear that certain actions will be met with legal consequences.

"If they want to do it with force, they will be met with force".