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Ask a child where money comes from, and the reply may be "Mommy" or "Daddy".

The reply may be that this approach is no worse off than naturalized epistemology, since we must take some moral claims for granted, at least tentatively, and proceed until there is reason to revise our judgments given their lack of fit with everything else we think we know.

While some of the replies may be kept confidential, the commission warned that "blanket" requests for confidentiality of a large set of documents are unacceptable.

In any case, Searle's short reply to the Other Minds Reply may be too short.

To this request for reasons, the biocentrist's best reply may be a further question: what good reasons do we have for thinking that members of the human species are more worthy than members of other species on Earth?

33(2) is an important right of consumers and the fact that suppliers do not reply may be a breach of this provision.

This reply may be apt to strike the objector as trite.

Disingenuous though these replies may be, they are probably good news for New York's still fragile racial peace.

That reply may be technically right, but it is wholly inadequate.

In addition, the business can also now choose to display the hours of customer service availability on its profile, which will help set expectations in terms of when a reply may be received.

He recalled that, in 1975, when Harry G. Summers, an Army colonel who later wrote a history of the Vietnam War, told a North Vietnamese colonel, "You never defeated us on the battlefield," the colonel replied, "That may be so, but it is also irrelevant".