Gingrich did not rise to the bait, and, despite the audience's seemingly warmer feeling for Clinton, the speaker came across as calm and reasonable _ not the view that national surveys suggest many people have of him.
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But he refused to rise to the bait when four-time Open champion John McEnroe, wearing his broadcast hat as USA Network's expert color commentator, suggested that creatine use might be responsible for the rash of breakdowns here.
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Sorry for rising to the bait, I will let others resolve this issue and will go edit some other articles for a bit : )-- "'chat ! ) 09 : 46, 15 July 2011 ( UTC)
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When the moderator, Bernard Shaw of CNN, invited Cheney to attack Lieberman by asking whether he had noticed any post-nomination " contradiction or hypocritical shift " in his positions, Cheney seemed reluctant to rise to the bait.
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Gore pointed out some of the policy differences between Kemp and Dole, including Dole's opposition to Kemp's longstanding demand for a return to the gold standard; Kemp refused to rise to the bait, letting those sensitive subjects drop.
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Regarding presidential politics, Hastert likened Clinton's recent criticism of GOP presidential candidate George W . Bush to " trash talk in sports, " and said Republicans won't rise to the bait by responding during their upbeat convention week.
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It's sad that we should have to deal with those who deliberately bait others into sanction-able replies, but if we don't rise to the bait, or stoop to their level, often boredom will lead them to other efforts.
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Even the overly sensitive, quick-to-burn Colin Montgomerie was not going to rise to the bait when confronted with Jeff Maggert's comment that the U . S . team consisted of " the 12 best players in the world ."
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Still, at a news conference in the raucous aftermath of Prada's Louis Vuitton Cup win Saturday, Cayard, who became a hero in Italy when he led Il Moro di Venezia into the Cup final in'92, would not rise to the bait.
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:: : It's also just plain common sense not to antagonise someone who you know for a fact will rise to the bait; given the " history " between Andy and various others editors, it's like a red rag to a bull.
