Thus, this observation explicitly motivates the inclusion of text-based features (e.g. text similarity between replies) to better characterize the arrival of new comments in a discussion thread.
Use initial replies to ask better questions, extend the conversation by following up with communications about what you are doing with the answers, and uncover the best ideas and consensus opinions through methods like audience voting, forum comments, segmentation and sentiment analyses.
Not tech bro Keller shot back a response, schooling tech bro Keller on the history of homelessness in SF, what's being done to help them, and what he believed to be a better reply to the issue.
You never know if you have missed something when you have a build up of emails that you have to reply to, so it's better to be sure than to find out that you missed something really important.
It's no Daniel Webster's "Reply to Hayne," but it's better than Blaine's (14-FL) speech, which is "leaders should motivate, so, uh".
The 27-year-old also retweeted a follower who said, "She been out, momma just didn't have time for [nonsense]" (a reply to another's statement, "You better come out sis").
Now the SN emerges as a much better disease propagator (see reply to point 8 below).
If it takes more to reply, better be a fucking tsunami, Godzilla, or both.
Although the finding lacked statistical significance (P = 0.052) there was a trend toward patients who experienced complications to be less likely to reply 'much better' than those who were free of complications [10].
For Ms Le Pen, "Brexit has really broken a taboo, it has showed that one can leave the EU and come out better". Replying to a question, she said she would propose a referendum on Frexit if elected President of France in 2017.
When questioned about a conflict of interest in his defense of Scott, Rutherford replied, "Who better to defend the law than someone who helped to write it?" Rutherford's view of events was challenged by 5th Circuit Assistant Solicitor April Sampson.
