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1
When I'd finished, there was a lengthy pause, a
prompt
to
continue.
2
The plastic brain of the fœtus is
prompt
to
receive all impressions.
3
Relations are often very
prompt
to
divine the real position of affairs.
4
She was
prompt
to
lay the blame of this on her husband.
5
The dismissal was complete, and Bat was
prompt
to
accept his cue.
6
With Walt's ideas of duty are mingled memories that
prompt
to
revenge.
7
Her tongue is controlled by ample intelligence and is
prompt
to
answer.
8
She had been very
prompt
to
tell me of her daughter's engagement.
9
Instead, users get a 'download failed' message with a
prompt
to
try again.
10
Parliament was
prompt
to
express the general admiration for the brave.
11
We were always most
prompt
to
recognise their progress in a substantial manner.
12
Disbelief over lawyer's comments Trump's critics were
prompt
to
seize on the exchange.
13
The various troop commanders, gaining control over their men, were
prompt
to
act.
14
They were
prompt
to
deny any sympathy with the armistice movement.
15
Pomp, always
prompt
to
repel aggression, in return, pinched her foot.
16
But having given his advice, he was
prompt
to
act upon it himself.
prompt
to
prompt