When not present (e.g., a plain HTTP reply is received instead) it may indicate that there is some kind of problem (e.g., a server incorrectly configured) that is preventing the Web service to process the SOAP request, but, as a solid conclusion cannot be drawn, we discard the response from the analysis.
"It's hidden in plain sight," Kari replied, capturing in five words the essence of the thing.
This will be made plain in the reply of the French Cabinet, which hopes that the spirit of equity of the German government will lead it to accept the French point of view.
"I have a lot of respect for Charlie Rangel, but in this case, he's just plain wrong," he replied to a question about Mr. Rangel's remark as he marched in the Salute to Israel parade.
Asked whether Qatar bribed Fifa members to win the World Cup, al Thawadi replied: "Plain and simply, no".
"Feinstein just plain lied," he replied to a question about the Senate impasse over the amendment.
When, for instance, the Guardian pointed to an entry among the renovation expenses listed as "electrode snap FM Wetgel 50s" and asked for a plain English translation, Crow replied: "That's part of the protocol.
The original did not make it plain that one of the replies referred to 10 to the power of 43.
Blair replied in admirably plain language.
An Irish leap, or, A pat reply to a plain question [graphic] / Woodward delt.
Is that what you're telling me?" "In plain English, yes," Mr. Cole replied.
