When Barack Obama was asked what surprised him most about becoming president, he replied to the effect that he hadn't realised how difficult it would be to get anything done.
"One of his friends said," Dr. Judson recalled, " 'Bill, I expected you to arrive in a Ferrari.' " He replied to the effect that he thought of arriving with a couple of young women.
Giles's reply is to the effect that the confused, simple concept of a substance possessed by the ordinary fellow in fact refers to the same reality as the real definition does, so that asserting the real definition of the confused concept simply asserts that the reality is itself, and so is a triviality, after all.
When he asked one CEO why this was the case, the man replied something to the effect that companies would rather sit round the dinner table with Greenpeace than be on its 'menu.' There is a price to pay for Greenpeace's engagement.
Çarşi replied with a rhyme to the effect that Alen was with Galatasaray's mother.
Shocked by this, A replied, with some emphasis, to the effect that Dumbo certainly is anelephant.
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Maitland's critics have replied generally by disputing the effects that flow from living wage mandates and other proposals for overcoming sweatshop labor.
Microsoft replies that the effect of that restriction would be to "Balkanize" the Windows standard, with many flavors of Windows and thus undermine the technology foundation on which the PC industry has grown and flourished.
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