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Nevertheless, if a microconvention becomes popular enough, then Twitter itself can adopt it, as it has with the @replies (although it has messed that up by mixing in retweets that simply mention your name and aren't truly replies, but I digress).

But he could truly have replied that it has more often been Brazil than Argentina that has offended against the spirit of Mercosur with unilateral action, most recently in tightening rules on payment for imports.Conspiracy theorists see an American attempt to divide the two main Mercosur partners in negotiations on the proposed Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).

Mr. Apatow replied, "I truly don't remember anything you are talking about".

Dummett replied with a truly masterful display of the sort of rigorous curiosity which I have suggested was one of his principal intellectual virtues.

Mr. Howe replied, "If he truly believed he was shooting an alien, he would certainly have a very strong case for insanity".

Still not giving up, the monk finally asked, "But what about if you come across someone who is truly present?" To this Mazu replied, "I teach such a person to realize the great Way" (Xu zangjing, Vol. 119.408b).

When I asked DECC, last week, why all its projections ignore shale gas, I was given the truly astounding reply that, even if we do begin to produce gas from shale, "it will all be exported".

Asked whether the alert was "truly serious", Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, replied "yes, you bet your life".

Lord Blackwell replied on 16 July: "This was truly shocking conduct, undertaken when the bank was on a lifeline of public support".

The Challenge Cup finalists scored six tries and were never truly troubled by a brave Fax side that replied with two scores.

"I'm truly puzzled by D.A.R.P.A.'s interest in storytelling," she replied.