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When asked why Mr. Hardesty has never been recognized officially, Mr. Smith replied, "That's a good question". The Jaffe Electronic Reflected Energy System ERESS) bears virtually no relation to traditional amplification, in which an audio signal (a voice or instrument, for example) is projected into a hall at a volume louder than the original source.
In replying, Mr. Clinton recognized that India was not close to signing the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, a position that Washington has been urging on the government without success since the 1998 test.
Jess Row New York City Sadia Shepard replies: If Prose recognized the imprint of Gallant's story on mine, that means she, like many other readers, is familiar with the model.
"Sure," I replied, realizing she recognized me but never expecting what was coming next, "Are you the head of that 'Friends of Leslie' organization?" "No, there is no 'head' and that group has been disbanded officially, but there are many people who support her parole chances," I answered.
"Do you not recognize me?" one replied.
"[Black voters are] socially conservative, but they vote on economic issues, and Republicans have to recognize that," Davis replied.
Later, Raphael asked the machine "Who is President of the United States?" and it replied, "Statement form not recognized".
"Eric Lindros?" replied the fan, who immediately recognized her gaffe.
Ms. Reed replied that the scientists at Grupo AIA were recognized as leaders in artificial intelligence.
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