Mr Romney refused to apologise for being successful and retorted that Bain created far more jobs than it destroyed.
That is what you should have done long ago, retorted Mr Icahn, and started negotiations with Microsoft himself.
Abol Fotoh retorted by saying he always opposed violence and those who committed the violence were the only ones responsible for it.
The Conservatives retorted that Labour's costings were grossly inflated and said that the commitments in question have been budgeted for.
Bertrand Delanoe, mayor of Paris and one of France's few openly gay politicians, retorted that the cardinal must have "freaked out".
Absurd, retorted the lecturer, Luc Ferry, a philosopher and former education minister.
Mr Cameron retorted that his government had done more on immigration and securing the country's borders in 18 months than Labour had in 13 years.
He displayed his discovery at the Philadelphia Academy of Sciences and showed it off to colleagues, including Othniel Marsh--who retorted that the head of his so-called elasmosaurus was firmly affixed to its tail.
"We'll follow the rules, " Waxman retorted with a rap of the gavel, adding that only the chairman and the ranking member, Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va.
Mr Rafsanjani, a pragmatist conservative who has drifted closer to the reformist camp, retorted with a blunt letter to the Supreme Leader, accusing the president of lying, and of endangering Iran's Islamic system of government.
Irked, the Obama campaign retorted that if re-elected, Mr Obama had promised to visit Israel in his second term, and that Ronald Reagan never once made it there as president.
Some people have retorted that such a canon should also reflect the unhappier moments in the Dutch past, including colonial wars and the failure to save many Jews from the Nazis.
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