After a first-round 70, he shot 72 and was glum as he gave terse answers to questions from reporters.
Huhne is said to have given terse answers, exercising his right to say "no comment" to much of the questioning.
Draghi gave increasingly terse answers to journalists who tried to push him on this issue -- clearly the president doesn't want to provoke a US-style 'taper tantrum' by encouraging bond investors to sell up.
There is little eye contact, some awkward silences, and a lot of terse answers: a question usually yields a couple of sentences in response, rephrasing it gets you a few more words.
But there have been many other times when Mr. Bush, who seldom holds any private introspection up to public light, has responded to questions about capital punishment with strikingly terse answers conspicuously lifted from a well-worn script.
Today, in soft-spoken, terse answers, the teenager, who is now 16, said typical teenage conflicts with her parents, coupled with depression and suicidal thoughts, had made her want to escape from home.
He has been a largely silent presence on this safari, eating quickly in the meal tent, providing terse answers to people's questions ("Where do you live?" "Mombasa". "How long have you been in Africa?" "Eight years". "What brought you here?" "This and that").
Mr. Pagones, who is suing Mr. Sharpton and two other former advisers of Ms. Brawley, departed from the terse answers and subdued demeanor that had characterized his previous testimony to vent his full ire over the advisers' claims that he and several other white men abducted and raped Ms. Brawley, who is black, in November 1987, when she was 15 years old.
