There were responses, though some was more amusing than the others.
Dr. Janis theorizes that most ungulates' horns were responses to the climate changes that created open woodlands and savannas.
By 1968 it was becoming clear that MIRV & Sentinel (ABM) were responses to threats that had not or would not materialize.
There were responses, protests, and, after the acquittal of the officers charged with the attack on King, even riots — and there were plenty of articles and editorials.
I don't diminish the Voting Rights Act or the Civil Rights Act, but I also recognize that they were responses to social movements, not the movements themselves.
County and town officials said the open-space plans, which place high priority on protecting groundwater, were responses to strong public support for preservation.
An AT&T spokesman said yesterday that the company had gotten some calls and e-mail messages about the news reports, but characterized the volume as "not heavy" and said there were responses on both sides of the issue.
Friedrich points out that many of the final episodes of destruction, labelled as 'meaningless' by the Germans, were responses to equally meaningless acts of resistance - a connection all too readily overlooked.
On the gentler side were responses to a column of Oct. 21, 2001, a letter to my 3-year-old about our family's decision to persist in the city despite anthrax scares and other threats.
These were responses to messages from certain members of the South Africa team and I would not condone an England player doing it if it was the other way around, and I certainly think they [South Africa] provoked the situation".
Many, if not most, of New York's great achievements and institutions, the infrastructural, political and social advances that made its continued growth possible, were responses to disaster or urgent need.
