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WhenRyan Giggs, aka CTB, asked Twitter to hand over details of users who had broken an injunctionto reveal his identity, hundreds more responded by naming him.

A lot of the hand-wringing horror over this unauthorized experiment stems from the reality that users who were exposed to more negative content responded by making more negative posts, which implies that they were more sad.

Grandma got any more medals?" Monroe responded by threatening to sue Hopkins after initially asking her to delete the post.

Stottlemyre told Contreras to use his legs more, and Contreras responded by getting two groundouts, the second for an inning-ending double play.

On this version of events, Jordan said it was "despicable" for Jones to have revealed the contents of a private conversation – and as the exchange became more heated, Jones responded by saying "you're a liar".

After the four previous times in his career in which Manning had thrown three or more interceptions, he responded by leading his team to victory in the next game.

Back in the 70s, 80s and even the 90s when we dealt with the issue of not being properly represented in mainstream media a lot more explicitly, we responded by building our own empires.

Since 2010, she said, the "anything goes" buying frenzy has given way to a more subdued environment as collectors have become more critical and artists have responded by producing more nuanced work.

The more Evangelical Christianity attempts to directly influence the culture surrounding it, the more people respond by running away.

Girls who were sexually abused more frequently respond by engaging in self-destructive behaviours, such as substance abuse or prostitution.

The churches urgently need to make such things transparent, argues Thomas von Mitschke-Collande, a former consultant at McKinsey who has written another critique of Germany's Catholic church.In the meantime ever more Germans respond by severing their affiliation with institutionalised religion.