That reciprocated his own role in the private company through which Mr Pinault controls his empire.
Helms reciprocated by inviting the Security Council representatives to the U.S. Capitol this spring.
The likely reciprocated action: your sweetheart greets you with a hug and an extra-long kiss.
We gave him our problem areas, and he reciprocated with exercises that target our butts, arms and bellies.
And I think that as I continue to make these overtures, over time hopefully that will be reciprocated.
For every action we take, we have an intuitive sense of the reciprocated action that will happen next.
If their initial restraint is not reciprocated, the Islamists could yet turn radical.
But Lula's pledge that Brazil would be generous to smaller neighbours to boost integration has not always been reciprocated.
If Rowling has become exasperated by the media, the feeling has been reciprocated.
The feeling is reciprocated by English gourmets who come over on the Eurostar for lunch and leave in the early evening.
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Loder said his daughter and her classmates have reciprocated by meeting weekly to make blankets, including more than 150 delivered to Newtown.
French restaurants have always been de rigueur in London, but this gastronomic relationship has never really been reciprocated on the other side of the channel.
The legions of Mets loyalists have warmly embraced him and he has reciprocated in a myriad of ways that most could never imagine.
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Last year two senior Bangladeshi ministers visited Washington to plead for more orders and now the US has reciprocated, sending two Congressmen to Dhaka.
Inevitable reciprocated action: that person becomes wary of sharing ideas.
The home crowd ramped up the noise level to try to spur Blues on but it seemed to have little effect as their efforts were not reciprocated by the team.
Their antipathy towards Gwydyr House is amply reciprocated, however.
Yet Moscow has reciprocated only minimally to these overtures.
Those who had engaged in small talk felt more cooperative toward their counterparts, shared and reciprocated more information, made fewer threats, and developed more respect and trust than did those who skipped small talk.
Her house hasn't been cleaned in decades, and she thinks she can win the heart of a doctor who treated her dying mother in the early 1950s, deliriously believing her then infatuation was actually reciprocated.
Maduro also claimed the allegiance of Venezuela's army, calling it "the armed forces of Chavez" as he pumped his fist in the air, a gesture that was reciprocated by the defense minister watching from the gallery.
If China reciprocated, it did so imperceptibly.
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That caring has been reciprocated.
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According to additional University of Michigan studies, there appears to be a high correlation between the number of times a member hosts and the number of times he surfs, though, significantly, only between twelve and eighteen per cent of the stays are directly reciprocated.
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It all started so innocently with one small gift of homemade cookies that your neighbors reciprocated with a very fancy bottle of wine, which made you want to buy something even nicer the next year to thank them for that bottle of wine, which they returned with a gift certificate for a swanky restaurant in town.
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