Twice, she fell behind the leading pack because she declined to respond to moves by other runners.
But his office is yet to respond to moves by lawyers for a Filipina, Mary Jane Veloso, who filed a second request for a judicial review late on Friday.
At the same time, Mr. Bush's campaign announced on Thursday that it was also advertising on television in North Carolina, and was prepared to respond to moves by Mr. Kerry in the other states.
Thus, the COMP-1 protein might control the ability of sperm to sense compounds like these, or to respond to and move towards them.
The principle of single-move time limits was abandoned in all but postal games (in which players had a preset number of days to respond to a move) and some forms of quick or speed chess e.g., games in which players must move every 5 or 10 seconds.
(The others were termed "minimally conscious," meaning they were intermittently able to respond to commands by moving or blinking).
Mr Hague said he had not seen "any immediate need to respond to that by moving our diplomats out of there" but added that Britain would "keep this under close review with our allies and international partners".
It calls for settlers and their supporters to respond to any move by the Israeli authorities against the settlements or illegal outposts, usually by attacking Palestinian property.
Those viewers have mainly drifted to the growing, competitively aggressive Fox News, and CNN has found itself in a reactive mode, seemingly jumping to respond to every move made by Fox, a unit of the News Corporation.
Perhaps, some speculated, there are anomalies in the ways that computerized systems run by electronic networks or some of their customers are working, leading them to respond to market moves in odd ways.
