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react

[ree-akt] / riˈækt /


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Spurs' midfielders were second to the ball when these 'vacate-to-arrive' movements happened as they were reacting to movements of players starting behind them.

From BBC

"It's early... The presentation is one thing, the other will be reality. I'm really interested in how society and the army will react."

From Barron's

And while emotions run hot, and headlines scream loudly, investors would do well to consider their own Keynesian “vibe check” before reacting to what’s happening in their portfolios.

From Barron's

In the Wednesday video, he said AI is being used to sift through vast amounts of data in seconds so that U.S. leaders can make decisions faster than the enemy can react.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite my quibbles with how her character reacts when things really go awry, Kiri’s Evy has a clarity of purpose that holds our attention despite not having that much to do.

From Los Angeles Times