Foreign aid is not a hand out; it's a hand up.
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This is not about giving a hand out, but a hand up.
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After all, Social Security isn't a hand out; it's a hand up.
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But drawing a hand that looks like a hand remains hard — first surprisingly so, then stubbornly.
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"You would think a hand tool is a hand tool is a hand tool, but as the car becomes more electronic, the demand for hand tools has gotten greater," he said.
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"They don't want a hand out, they want a hand up," McCray said, according to the Sun.
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He wore a hand-quilted silk sherwani with a hand-embroidered chikan dupatta and a chanderi tissue safa.
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A hand pass that goes into the net can be reviewed, but a hand pass between teammates cannot be reviewed.
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Instead, Congress understands DA is a hand up, not a hand-out, and increased the FY220006 DA budget by $2202 million.
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"He has asked if I would give him a hand, and I will happily give him a hand," the Netflix star said.
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He has never raised a hand to his children; he doesn't think that anyone should raise a hand to a child. Windows?
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Conventional political wisdom holds that Democrats try to give a hand up to the poor and Republicans try to give a hand out to the well off.
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"[Gonzal and I] understood that we didn't have to recreate a hand as a prosthetic; we just had to create a tool that is better than a hand."
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He lost a hand at one point in an explosion and thereafter was known by the nickname "Mocho," slang in Colombia for someone who is missing a hand or arm.
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" - Alicia, 229 "Sticking a hand between mattress and boxspring.
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" She brushes a hand across her forehead impatiently. "Yeah.
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A hand recount is triggered when the margin is .
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The men all chose light-colored traditional garments with turbans, which matched groom Nick who wore a hand-quilted silk sherwani with a hand-embroidered chikan dupatta and a chanderi tissue safa.
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The groom was also dressed in a traditional Indian outfit and turban for the ceremony, wearing a hand-quilted silk sherwani with a hand-embroidered chikan dupatta and a chanderi tissue safa.
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An evil eye on a hand is already a very specific symbol Interestingly enough, an evil eye on a hand, like the evil eye gloves appear when worn, is its own ancient symbol.
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Pitbull is lending a hand to those in desperate need.
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Adams has had a hand in several recent policing reforms.
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Ms Huq is getting a hand from the Green Party.
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Tough tactics aside, regulators did extend a hand in friendship.
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Asha squeezed her eyes shut and shot out a hand.
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He believes that climate change had a hand in both.
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Into a hand dryer and onto your clean hands, perhaps.
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Giving a hand is the least your employer can do.
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We can all make time to give someone a hand.
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I spun in the chair, a hand to my chest.
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Did you have a hand in picking out the dress?
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"We'll be here all week," Rosie said, waving a hand.
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All of us must extend a hand to one another.
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The clown waves a hand… but it's not his hand.
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Despite a hand slap on Twitter, Kalanick stuck by him.
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Now help is at a hand from Europe's banking regulators.
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Apparently Meg Ryan had a hand in naming this song.
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And there's no doubt she's had a hand in that.
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For that, he may need a hand from Donald Trump.
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Consumers can have a hand in this process, as well.
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It looks like a hand blender mated with a salamander.
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I know you had a hand in selecting the pieces.
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You get a bracelet, and then later, a hand stamp.
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Shark Tank threw a hand down and pulled me up.
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Britney Spears is lending a hand to her home state.
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From behind him came a hand and an offer. Sen.
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The Federal Reserve may also have a hand in it.
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A hand full of folks saw film actor Willem Dafoe.
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Get a hand knitted scarf from Broad City's Ilana Glazer.
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Think of a hand crank that powers a light bulb.
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There's a hand snipping the petals off a red rose.
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Khaled boarded the plane with a hand grenade and pistol.
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So she might have a hand in the riot's ending.
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Natalie Portman is lending a hand to a great cause.
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So she waved a hand, by way of an answer.
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Medicaid functionally works as a hand up for many Americans.
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A hand up to the opportunity, employment and higher wages.
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"Also lending a hand are rising oil prices," Cardillo said.
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The president's GOP supporters lent a hand today, too. Rep.
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Then a hand picks up the phone, and there's blackness.
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It's not just a "hand in the cookie jar" thing.
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"Hello, I'm Andy Hamilton," he said, offering a hand up.
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To survive, ZTE might need a hand from Huawei's tech.
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A hand with pink fingernails promptly shot into the air.
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Maybe Alex had never even laid a hand on her.
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"In my brain, I still have a hand," Loomis said.
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India accused Pakistan of having a hand in the attack.
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Nevertheless, fate had leant a hand in this chance encounter.
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Now 85, he still keeps a hand in at Knopf.
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Kemp also had a hand in the Dodgers' first run.
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It had a hand in introducing Americans to artistic masters.
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"They won't show me a finger, a hand," she said.
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And you can't manage 230 acres with a hand trowel.
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A hand that belonged to a man in the Gestapo.
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Could this clue be thinking about a hand of cards?
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Crews of professional sewers are lending a hand as well.
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They were so warm — we called it a hand sauna.
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AI is also lending a hand in diagnosing the illness.
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His paws looked as big as a hand spread wide.
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Muzzin missed the third period due to a hand injury.
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He continues to lend Ms. Elkind a hand with errands.
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Before a game, she felt a hand on her shoulder.
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In total, he has a hand in 21 different properties.
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He's already had a hand in shaping the president's team.
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But the best gamblers know when to fold a hand.
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Turkey sandwich and a hand full of almonds for me.
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One artist homed in on the genitals; another a hand.
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"We were excited to be able to lend a hand."
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But Democrats will not be lending a hand anytime soon.
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She hustled back to put a hand on the tree.
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Cutting Social Security would set off a hand grenade, politically.
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Russia has repeatedly denied having a hand in the effort.
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Then, somehow, your friend cannot lose a hand of blackjack.
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"It's like a hand playing the keyboard," Dr. Reddien said.
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I think I could lend a hand to Mark Zuckerberg.
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But no savvy negotiator would raise a hand this early.
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Jane Fonda was also in attendance to lend a hand.
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On a map, Paradise looks like a hand missing its thumb.
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Alternately, a giant Lego spider leaps forward when a hand approaches.
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Still, a hand recount is unlikely to dispel the fraud allegations.
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Give the single parent of three a hand with her groceries.
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One officer, according to him, had a hand on his gun.
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It&aposs much better than if Trump had extended a hand.
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Either role would give Giuliani a hand in federal immigration policy.
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Several of Marvel's signature talents had a hand in Daredevil's creation.
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The other man appears to hold a hand to his head.
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Verizon. Who jumped at the opportunity to lend him a hand?
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I just hope that we can get a hand on it.
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He swipes a hand across his mouth, seemingly disgusted with himself.
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Inside, guests will find hardwood floors and a hand-carved staircase.
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I found myself dipping a hand into my own boxer shorts.
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"Even the sets get a hand," says someone on the floor.
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The Yoshiwara District in Tokyo, documented in a hand-colored photograph.
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It identifies some paths for playing a hand as not promising.
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Staff from adjacent medical centers rushed in to offer a hand.
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Her prize was a hand-carved guitar called the Flying Finn.
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Davis kept a hand on his new partner to calm him.
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Each node is a hand-held unit like a chunky smartphone.
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Kelly Stanley is taking a (hand) stand for breastfeeding in public.
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The woman next to me clapped a hand over her giggles.
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There's something calming and seasonally appropriate about a hand-crafted candle.
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Yes. And even the sellers regret having a hand in it.
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You can also control it with the wave of a hand.
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They know how to bring themselves pleasure, they have a hand.
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If he slipped a hand between us, he'd find me wet.
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So if you find these cows, please give them a hand.
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Burt Reynolds had a hand in helping Elizabeth Taylor make history.
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Why don't you come up here and give me a hand.
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Luck has had a hand in these feats, to be sure.
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Hell hath no fury like a hand wrinkled before its time.
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How can women be promoted when they don't raise a hand?
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You have to put the repellent on like a hand cream.
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TRUMP: A hand with little fingers coming out of a stem.
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So we said: Right, we've got to do a hand dryer.
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It's just … it was a hand-me-down of some kind.
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Instead, the Florida couple found a hand grenade, amid other debris.
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A young girl gifted Boseman with a hand-cut paper heart.
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"We always extend a hand of friendship," Pelosi told reporters afterwards.
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Here is a hand wiping a taxidermied animal head for prints.
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The subject has a hand raised as if to say, Stop.
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"We want to extend a hand to Italy," she later said.
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He was so loving, and he wanted a hand to hold.
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In a large bowl, cream the butter with a hand mixer.
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When he came out, an aide handed Trump a hand wipe.
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My initial impression is the enemy had a hand in this.
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Trump was offering them a hand instead of a thumb drive.
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Omo, he says, could hopefully lend a hand to his efforts.
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Paak, NAO, and anaïs all had a hand in the songwriting.
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Images: Madeline Bradley Raury is a hugger not a hand shaker.
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Or older people who just need a hand with the packaging.
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We will, however, gladly offer them a hand up to ours.
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A girl in the back of the room raised a hand.
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Most of Syria's neighbors have had a hand in the conflict.
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If you have time to help a colleague, lend a hand.
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"It's just lending a hand when people ask you," he said.
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We give them the chance when we give them a hand.
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" Dorsey, laughing along, held up a hand and said, "Not me.
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Former President George W. Bush will lend a hand to Sen.
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At one entrance, there was a hand-stenciled "Bernie 2020" sign.
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She held out a hand that was just within Etheridge's reach.
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Pelosi had had a hand in funding Goodall's work years earlier.
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Access, a hand up the ladder, is what the schools sell.
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She places a hand delicately on the counter, near the bell.
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Hopefully passive aggression can also lend a hand in trumping hate.
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The Yankees said Miller would see a hand specialist on Thursday.
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She had a hand pressed against the door, some accounts said.
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As Witte gets to his feet, Taylor offers him a hand.
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The watch featured a hand-painted star field throughout the dial.
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She gave me a hand-drawn comic that illustrated the steps.
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But a hand or neck tattoo cuts your options in half.
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And, as always, the community has responded to lend a hand.
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Give a hand to the industries that suffer the harshest blow.
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He put a hand down one jump but performed creditably otherwise.
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The Toe Adam sighed, put up a hand for the priest.
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Ms. Dern ran a hand over it, relishing a sheer panel.
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Many horrified commenters vowed never to use a hand dryer again.
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One boy reached a hand up and pointed toward the sky.
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One juror raised a hand to her mouth in apparent shock.
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He wanted to give his wife a hand down the steps.
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A phrase misspoken, a hand misplaced, and all hell breaks loose.
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The group was armed with six guns and a hand grenade.
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In many crises, people quickly come out to lend a hand.
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One hopes faculty members will lend a hand to these efforts.
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Ms. Watt had a hand in every step of the process.
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Beaming, he waved a hand at the butchers behind the counter.
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Nearly five years to just put a hand on his shoulder?!
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And it sounds like grad students could use a hand anyway.
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"If they catch you writing, you'll lose a hand," Offred says.
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She's got a hand full & so do I in my home.
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It was black and made me look like a hand puppet.
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Let me be clear, this rule is not a hand up.
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Hundreds of people had a hand in getting Buck just right.
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Something like a hand softly stroking the top of my head.
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He stopped in front of me and reached out a hand.
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Jia doesn't explain his methodology or provide a hand-holding narrator.
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This is a hand over from the elderly to the younger.
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Upstairs, Chavkin waited in line under a hand-painted " BEER " sign.
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If any national banks are doing so, please raise a hand.
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If a hand slap is good, why isn't a rod better?
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The White House legislative affairs team will also have a hand.
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When she screamed, he allegedly put a hand over her mouth.
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Kate says, a hand flying to the back of her head.
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Because of the strong American work ethic, and preference for a "hand up" versus a "hand-out," the means-tested, cash assistance programs for poor families – and especially ADC renamed AFDC – have never been popular among Americans.
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Does it excite you to have a hand in rewriting ballet history?
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Solving problems that we may not have had a hand in causing.
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The alliance will get a hand in course correcting from Alberta, Canada.
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He removed his hat and ran a hand through his black curls.
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And you should never refuse a hand to help somebody in need.
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See if your local homeless shelter needs a hand for the day.
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Florida is also conducting a hand recount in a third statewide race.
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Mitski's music felt like a hand from above, pushing me back in.
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To pick it up and hold it, as you might a hand.
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Someone raised a hand to ask if Zahedi regretted making the show.
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The country cannot afford to drift without a hand on the tiller.
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The Kalaoun Mosque in Cairo documented on a hand-colored lantern slide.
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"You'll want a hand sanitizer that's 62–43% ethyl alcohol," said Tetro.
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Sheaffer, 30, is also there behind the scenes to lend a hand.
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All across the storm-soaked region, Good Samaritans are lending a hand.
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Eventually, a large, black silhouette of a hand is superimposed over him.
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To be clear, Harvey Weinstein never laid a hand on me personally.
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Showalter had a hand up when Trimble let loose the winning shot.
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After delivering this stern rejection, Norma places a hand on Ed's shoulder.
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I went outside, where a few employees shared a hand-rolled joint.
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DJ Khaled, Nicole Byer, and Jay Pharoah will lend a hand, too.
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I gotta say thanks to this person,' because it was a hand!
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Be part of a hand-picked team with a plethora of talent.
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Then wants folks to give themselves a hand for their diversity. pic.twitter.
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Everything I got was a hand-me-down, like clothes and fragrance.
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She had a hand in building MakeMyTrip (NASDAQ) in its formative days.
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She throws up a hand before he can finish and struts away.
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We've rounded up 19 options that will give you a hand — literally.
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You could also have a hand in spreading different kinds of stories.
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We play a hand in how the final situation will play out.
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In the bathroom, the faucet operates by the wave of a hand.
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This means that humans might have a hand in bringing predators together.
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"Yeast is like throwing a hand grenade into your bread," says Rasmus.
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I did a symbol which merges a cloudberry and a hand grenade.
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WATTERS: You know what, let&aposs just give the Democrats a hand.
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Republicans who have reluctantly acquiesced in Trump's rise are lending a hand.
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She raised a hand and stroked the side of his beloved face.
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First, the Ghoulies have a guy with a hook for a hand.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, she had a bit of a hand in that.
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At the very least, the sonogram reveals, he'll have a hand anomaly.
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And none of Trump's rivals managed to lay a hand on him.
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"Excuse me," she said to Laura with a hand over her chest.
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Here's a New York Times review to give us all a hand.
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EPA, under Obama, had a hand in it, but it was secondary.
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NFIB has asked all three branches of government to lend a hand.
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"I'm supposed to place a hand on your shoulder now," he says.
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Carrier suffered a hand injury during the fight and did not return.
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The Breeders and the Riot Grrrls all have a hand in it.
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Authorities also believe Karatey had a hand in the El Adde attack.
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In restaurants, the GammaChef could lend a hand to the human cooks.
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"I saw a hand," Gangnuss said as he quietly discussed the memory.
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Using a hand mixer, beat the heavy cream until stiff peaks form.
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MoviePass could've also had a hand in the box office's successful year.
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My wife lent a hand by doing similar small time jobs too.
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RF Scott Schebler had a hand in all three Cincinnati runs Monday.
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An elderly woman pushing a shopping cart raised a hand in greeting.
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Laurel Lainio lent a hand to two best friends who needed it.
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He said he went to a hand specialist the very next day.
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Someone who went on cruises and played $100-a-hand video poker.
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Hinch said Correa sustained a hand contusion and x-rays were negative.
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At this point, the woman put a hand on the man's thigh.
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Gigantic and tattooed, it ends in a hand with long, manicured nails.
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Ketel Marte and Eduardo Escobar had a hand in both Arizona runs.
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A woman on the right side of the horseshoe raised a hand.
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He absolutely believes in what he's had a hand in creating here.
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It's really hard to raise a hand to say 'Hey, I'm struggling.
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A young man attempted to start the car with a hand crank.
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Paul Revere may have lent a hand, though scholars can't be sure.
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Captain Uisine laid a hand on it to stop and steady it.
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But with a hand it's tendons, nerves, blood vessels, which are vascularized.
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Dr. Jennifer Kummer, a hand specialist, will perform the operation in Denver.
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Viti's version wears a hand-sewn ostrich feather dress, made in Italy.
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Eggs in a bird's nest accompany a toad held in a hand.
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Pai will also likely have a hand in shaping rump's antitrust policy.
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"It's great wolf country," he said, waving a hand before the windshield.
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Don't let anyone put a hand — real or metaphorical — over your mouth.
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Jensen woke on the fourth morning to a hand on his arm.
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But everyone lent a hand to another in a time of need.
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He returned naked, covering himself with only a hand towel, she said.
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AMSTERDAM — William Kentridge stood at a podium and waved a hand authoritatively.
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Those offices have a hand in shaping legislative maps, not congressional ones.
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As I opened the door I felt a hand on my shoulder.
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You can certainly use a hand mixer or sturdy whisk, instead. 3.
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Bay Area firefighters rush down to lend a hand in Southern California.
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Our child protagonist has a hand in the mechanism of the universe.
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Imagine a hand-held mixer, with two spindles circulating in opposite directions.
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It was a hand dryer as Piet Mondrian would have installed it.
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DeGeneres isn't the only public figure to share a hand-washing tutorial.
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Opsina got a hand to it, but couldn't keep the ball out.
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He got a hand to it and pushed it over the bar.
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Baez is scheduled to see a hand specialist in Chicago on Monday.
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Iran, no doubt, also had a hand in stirring up the unrest.
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A handbag in the shape of a hand was kind of funny.
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A hand grenade was thrown but did not explode, the source said.
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Something in me raised a hand to object, but I ignored it.
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In exchange, Schnatter will have a hand in picking a new director.
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She ended up telling him, 'Don't lay a hand on me again.
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It's a hand-breaded chicken cutlet that we dip in hot sauce.
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There are broad suspicions that Russia had a hand in the attacks.
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A hand-held camera is often following the lead character from behind.
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" Or you might ask, "Is there something you need a hand with?
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He's still recovering from a hand injury he suffered back in October.
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And, speaking of Charlotte ... DaBaby's lending Diddy a hand in his hometown.
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Mr. Feldman, 57, put a hand against the opening, to no avail.
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Lorde looked back at me and put a hand to her heart.
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Asset managers have already had something of a hand in the effort.
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LW Michael Cammalleri missed his third straight game with a hand injury.
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Still, she said she believed that she could have lent a hand.
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The results of a hand recount would be due on Nov. 18.
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Then he thanked us for lending a hand in his town's recovery.
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The device is about as long as a palm of a hand.
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McLaughlin, USC's senior point guard, had a hand in that stop, too.
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This is a hand-cross-stitched chart from a very thoughtful reader!
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When asked if they had fun, almost all stick up a hand.
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Using Google isn't the same as having a hand in engineering it.
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Some made it happen solo, others had their partners lend a hand.
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Chopra wore a red lehenga, which is a long, embroidered skirt with a matching cropped top and veil, while Nick dressed in a hand-quilted silk sherwani with a hand-embroidered chikan dupatta and a chanderi tissue safa.
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From the Millennium Challenge Corporation to Feed the Future and Power Africa, a transformation has taken place from providing merely a hand out — which we thank goodness do at times of humanitarian crisis — to providing a hand up.
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We can simply say that he has a hand that reaches into heaven.
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One is that cricket is obviously a hand-eye sport, as is tennis.
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Others say privately elements of the military had a hand in the process.
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A hand mixer is a known essential when it comes to kitchen appliances.
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D.C.'s City Wildlife organization also had a hand in the ramp implementation.
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Windows and macOS have tools to lend a hand with this as well.
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The phone was attached to a hand truck, which would be wheeled to
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Why Rod Rosenstein wants a hand in Brett Kavanaugh&aposs confirmation vetting procedure?
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Others will be mid-prance with a hand cocked to a jaunty angle.
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He was not expecting to have a hand in shaping Brazil's highest court.
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GoldenTree has a hand in imposing these austerity measures on the island's population.
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And giving a "hand job" to an animal definitely counts as animal cruelty.
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Joe Reynolds, a band percussionist, kicked off the performance on a hand drum.
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I also noted a hand imprint on [the left side of] her neck.
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Or are you going to give him a hand and pull him up?
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He produced no evidence that Russia had a hand in Mr. Marty's report.
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Many of Gleason's 92 trainers have played a hand in shaping those champions.
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Mr Heitke wants some of them to come up and lend a hand.
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Gentrification has also played a hand in destroying street food and drinking spots.
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You don't have to physically be in Houston to lend a hand, either.
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"It's an arm and a hand and a very weird angle," Vergara said.
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The digital publications also had a hand in a big reform in Argentina.
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Could he successfully lend a hand with a 320 million-citizen physical one?
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He will also lend a hand to Mr Shadary (or any other winner).
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Much of the gameplay is within a hand-drawn, comic book-inspired world.
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If you need a hand, click here for the step-by-step instructions .
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He also had a hand in the GOP tax bill passed in 2017.
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People had once been willing to lend a hand when required, he says.
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Meghan, with a hand placed on her growing baby bump, returns the grin.
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Try Golden, a free app that simplifies lending a hand to local organizations.
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Deng has his own small CRT, a hand-me-down from his mother.
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In 2015, construction workers dug up a hand grenade at a Maryland McDonald's.
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That means Cole no longer thinks Ben had a hand in Alison's death.
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He was scheduled to meet with a hand specialist in Philadelphia early Tuesday.
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Also, Bran maybe had a hand in making the Mad King go mad.
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Pallavi was still breathing hard when Victor smoothed a hand down her back.
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He lost one leg and part of a hand, and was seriously burned.
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One of them, Najib Mikati, said Riyadh would "extend a hand of support".
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My siblings and I grew up with that spirit of lending a hand.
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" Cruz also extended a hand to the "independents and libertarians, and Reagan Democrats.
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I feel a hand brush my arm in passing — a soft, caressing gesture.
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His primary video camera is a hand-me-down iPhone 5 from 2012.
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He talks like someone has a hand around his throat the entire time.
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Through the United Nations, the world offered a hand and we took it.
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Another one was accused of gang membership for a hand gesture at school.
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Elsewhere, someone lobbed a hand grenade into a processing centre for asylum seekers.
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William stayed close to Kate and similarly placed a hand on her back.
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Goalkeeper Carly Telford got a hand to it but the ball flew in.
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There is one solar lamp post and a hand pump spewing muddy water.
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South Carolina's very own Darius Rucker is lending a hand to his hometown.
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Second, from a position of strength, reach out a hand of magnanimous friendship.
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As he marched down the aisle, he put a hand on Gosling's shoulder.
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The master bath has a hand-carved Boffi tub, which weighs 800 pounds.
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"I don't know that I can put a hand on it," Payton said.
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Daily newspaper Aftonbladet said it was thought to have been a hand grenade.
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For $500, your bedroom can become a shrine to a hand-painted statuette.
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Ryan Phillippe is strongly denying he laid a hand on his ex-girlfriend.
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In another scene, more bees fly around a hand making a peace sign.
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"There were parts left there, a hand or a leg," the woman said.
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Why, the townspeople wondered, did they want a hand in running Antelope's school?
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In Missouri student protesters barracked and obstructed journalists; some professors lent a hand.
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Washington has denied Chinese suggestions that it has a hand in the unrest.
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A sous-vide machine can lend a hand, in the most delectable way.
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He gave up, stuck out a hand, and a green cab pulled over.
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Another student was shot in a hand; the bullet sheared off several fingers.
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The coming weeks will be a "hand-holding time for tech," he said.
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" Solomon lent him a hand: "They're entitled to equal treatment under the law.
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Nelson conceded after a hand recount showed him trailing by about 10,000 votes.
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He was armed with a pistol, a hand grenade and an automatic rifle.
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"The hand ball was not a hand ball," defender Geoff Cameron told reporters.
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He's had a hand in major media decisions over the past 30 years.
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X discussed the deconstruction of teleology and put a hand on my knee.
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This impressive route looks just like a hand holding a pair of chopsticks.
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D Brandon Manning (reportedly a hand injury) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday.
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A hand slightly raising the skirt, brushing my thigh, trying to reach me.
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A black mini-skort with a hand-daubed polka-dot pattern was $2250.
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New Delhi says Pakistan had a hand in the attack, which Islamabad denies.
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He described the police residency program, extending a hand as he introduced himself.
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The director J.J. Abrams's company Bad Robot had a hand in those spoofs.
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Tourism, a key building block of Puerto Rico's economy, also needs a hand.
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Does he understand that all citizens will have a hand in his fate?
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The governor's race, however, may not reach the threshold for a hand recount.
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Plastic waste gathers about Water Bottle's ankles, and Moon is missing a hand.
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Alexander Ovechkin even had a hand in the monstrosity that was "Shaybu Shaybu".
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Using a hand mixer, beat the cream until thick and stiff peaks form.
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So once again the demands of economics have taken a hand in MMA.
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One stretched out a hand towards me from about 4 meters (yards) away.
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Then a hand emerged from the darkness and attached itself to my waistband.
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He hit a respectable 0.273 before a hand injury ended his sports year.
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And the Russian leader may have had a hand in triggering the turmoil.
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The top compartment pops off to convert it into a hand held vac.
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He's also had a hand in the administration's deregulation efforts, which are sweeping.
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In his last weeks, Mr. Bernandez could communicate "yes" with a hand squeeze.
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Once dried, put a hand through the hair to add texture and height.
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Ziegler had told Mike that his father had a hand in building it.
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The pup's heartbeat slows down if a hand is placed on its back.
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He has had a hand in Villanova's success for more than a decade.
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Beside the empty paper-towel dispenser, a hand dryer emitted a feeble puff.
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It's an emotional day, so ask your loved ones to lend a hand.
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One woman shook her head and waved a hand when offered a copy.
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He moves with a hand out just reaching for a hoodie to grab.
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You need to reach out a hand to help people across the bridge.
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She had found a hand grenade that was at least 237 years old.
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She now lives in Edinburgh, but keeps a hand in the shop's operation.
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Mooy chips it in, and Schmeichel can only get a hand to it.
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The mattress is finished using a hand-slipped closure and hand side stitching.
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She and Rance play a hand of poker over his fate, and hers.
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Almost immediately, friends and acquaintances stepped in to lend expertise and a hand.
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On Friday, he uploaded a hand-washing tutorial featuring his rescue dog Cherry.
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He also created the quenelle, a hand gesture that resembles a Nazi salute.
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Together, they have a hand in most of the major travel booking sites.
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It become a hand-to-mouth existence, with her hand to his mouth.
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A hand puppet company also pulled out, the organizers said in an interview.
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Maybe that he had a hand in his hoodie pocket as he ran.
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Inside his office, Mr. Felder said, is a hand-carved statue of Spiderman.
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Someone put a hand on Otis's tail to steer him into the stretcher.
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Ms. Fleming, holding a hand microphone like a pop singer, performed it tenderly.
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At one point, they take turns inflating a boat with a hand pump.
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The icon consists of a red stop sign with a hand on it.
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Watts considers having a hand to hold a bare minimum for psychedelic work.
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Some senators like Republican Pat Roberts, rested their head on a hand. Sen.
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But congressional Republicans themselves had a hand in the spike, stock analysts say.
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It's really ironic that John Bolton is calling anyone else a hand grenade.
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Nearly every one of the 19 clients in the room raised a hand.
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Using a hand mixer, whip the egg whites until foamy, about 2 minutes.
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Ms. Jackson clapped a hand over her breast, and the lights went dark.
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In the second quarter, Charlotte forward Nicolas Batum departed with a hand injury.
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"So let me save us some time," he said, putting up a hand.
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She was a solo protester with a hand-painted sign 14 months ago.
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It's hard to imagine Kaplan not having a hand in that sponsorship decision.
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It's nothing new for the children of Presidential candidates to lend a hand.
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But Bush and his staff appear to have had a hand in it.
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"I was right next to the kid who lost a hand," Nicolas said.
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No kids visiting at all, and a hand-washing regimen that seemed pathological.
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A firefighter puts a hand on his shoulder and gives him a shake.
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He doesn't know much about the community to which he's lending a hand.
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Holy water is not a hand sanitizer and prayer is not a vaccine.
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As I shuffled onto the train, I felt a hand on my elbow.
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The main bedroom has a slate gas fireplace with a hand-carved mantel.
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Lowry said Draymond Green got a hand to the ball on his shot.
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Needless to say, this part is ascribed to a hand other than Verrocchio's.
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Also in the "garden" are a chubby hand sculpture by Botero; Tom Otterness's "Three Evils" (2002); a replica of Micheal Jackson's iconic sequined glove; a hand-shaped chair; a hand-shaped bench; two tables held by hands; and many more.
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A penis is like a hand, and some of my films are about passion.
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"I wanted to have a hand in every facet of the company," she added.
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Let communities needing a hand define your role for you — then, get to work.
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Mike Cammalleri, the Devils' points leader, is on injured reserve with a hand injury.
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Meanwhile, The Rick Scott-Bill Nelson Senate race appears headed for a hand count.
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He also had a hand in the promotional vid for the "Billionaires' Row" property.
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The curtains of his bed were drawn aside, I tell you, by a hand.
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A hand carved alabaster bust of Abraham Lincoln but with Gortat's close-cropped Mohawk.
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A hand-me-down wooden chest lead to a natural curation of important objects.
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They're always willing to pitch in and lend a hand to make things smoother.
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And spins around the groove of a record like a hand on a clock.
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And spins around the groove of a record like a hand on a clock.
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At the same time, be prepared to lend a hand to less-experienced writers.
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Everyone needs a hand from time to time, or, in this case, a paw.
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Another storyline Fox had a hand in was Rahim teaching Eric about anal douching.
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Did John Paul Getty III (Harris Dickinson) have a hand in his own kidnapping?
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For this installation, Na'il Roach used a hand-painted backdrop created by his grandfather.
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Informed sources say these firms have had a hand in crafting the new law.
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Moments later, we see a hand cutting its owner's own breast with a razor.
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Another skateboarder walked by and placed a hand on Wolfgang's shoulder before continuing on.
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Clinton also had a hand in bringing in money for the DNC in May.
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I put a hand on the counter to steady myself as the grief hit.
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They can be as simple as a hand-written letter or hand-crafted gift.
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It has a hand in almost every major ride-sharing market across the globe.
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" Another features a man with a hand drum proclaiming "the holocaust is a lie.
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Ted Cruz is willing to lend a hand to Donald Trump, he said Tuesday.
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I had a hand on the back of his head and on his bum.
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In a large bowl, whisk the eggs on high speed using a hand mixer.
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Tom Hardy is lending a hand to those affected by the Manchester Arena bombing.
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This isn't the first time Pratt has celebrated Easter with a hand-made cross.
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Using a hand mixer, combine vegan butter with sugars until smooth and fluffy. 2.
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"We are more than that," Read told him, placing a hand on his chest.
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She lent a hand to the design process and starred in the lookbook (naturally).
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Using a hand mixer, beat the mixture until light and fluffy, about 3 minutes.
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And you have to give it to her: The woman has quite a hand.
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Sloths: They may have two to threes toes, but sometimes they need a hand.
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But that doesn't mean it won't have a hand in the flying car design.
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Then we're under the bed, watching a figure reach out a hand towards him.
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He also had a hand in the development of HBO Go and HBO Now.
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The government of Montenegro government said the device was "most probably" a hand grenade.
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"You have nothing to worry about," Goodman said, placing a hand on his shoulder.
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He challenges anyone to a hand-to-hand cast iron show and tell contest.
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Another woman nearby clapped a hand over her mouth and pointed in my direction.
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And sometimes extending a hand is as easy as inviting someone over to dinner.
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One has a tub with a hand-held shower; the other has a shower.
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It's a little strange talking face-to-face with someone who ate a hand.
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Gentle kisses, light caresses, a brush of a hand against my neck or thighs.
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It's basically a hand made instrument full of capacitors, resistors and really rad effects.
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It refers to masturbation, which seems to play on the idea of a hand.
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She came over and I said, 'Deb, give me a hand with the dessert.
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On his first break, I gave him a hand job on the dance floor.
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Sometimes, when you give someone a hand, they try to take your entire body.
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No one claimed responsibility, though even moderate rebels suggested that America had a hand.
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Also onboard to lend a hand with the music is Elton John, STX said.
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Note: Please don't actually purchase a hand-crank radio from conspiracy crank Alex Jones.
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The idea is that if we give trees a hand, they might fare better.
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I asked them to raise a hand if they knew who Corey Hart was.
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Or in the case below, a hand will do in making the algae glow.
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Would they not suspect the Intelligence Community had a hand in negating their votes?
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"He had a hand in almost every medium that you can imagine," Nahson says.
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His mother, Carolyn Booker, was next to him with a hand on his shoulder.
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"It's really cool for me to give all these kids a hand," Suarez said.
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Me. I poke out a hand to break the silence as we both rise.
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Add a hand-written note and customize some fortunes — each costs extra, of course.
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NOTES: Redskins RB Samaje Perine sustained a hand contusion, but X-rays were negative.
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How can you participate in a Nerf gun fight if you're missing a hand?
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If you're sick of dealing with the hassle, consider picking up a Hand Stylus.
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Should we get her a new jacket, a lesser jacket, a hand-me-down?
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If a hand recount is required after that, local officials would have until Nov.
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She hired designers who suggested a hand-painted golden wall for the living room.
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As usual, Democrats say the president's plan is a hand-out to the rich.
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A Libyan jet was hijacked by a man claiming to have a hand grenade.
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"But a bulldozer can't go places that a hand crew can go," Lopez said.
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I wouldn't be described as a supermodel, whereas I am as a hand model.
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Mr. Barakat was inside his pickup, injured by shrapnel, waving a hand for help.
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I believe Democrats overplayed a hand they should have folded with the Mueller report.
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" Hill said Bolton described Giuliani as "a hand grenade" who would "blow everyone up.
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A hand with a middle finger extended sits in the middle of the decal.
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Cows eat alfalfa, which bees pollinate, meaning bees have a hand in dairy products.
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She tilts her head to one side, places a hand gently under her chin.
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A hand recount happens if two candidates are separated by 0.25 points or less.
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He often flicked a hand out, midstir, to damp the ringing of a cymbal.
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Four police officers were assaulted, with one treated for a hand injury, officials said.
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A Union-Whitten defender put a hand up, but it was a useless gesture.
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"I know why you're here," he said, and put a hand on my thigh.
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He was a hand-shaking, back-patting politician hiding a very ugly dark side.
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But Patrin, Brewster's sister, believes both of them had a hand in Rice's demise.
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Schlemko has not played an NHL game this season because of a hand injury.
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It's technically more difficult than a hand transplant because, vascularly, it's more technically challenging.
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And the American government has simply not had the wherewithal to lend a hand.
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The end result makes her look like a hand drawn cartoon come to life.
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It is an existence — frequently a hand-to-mouth one — that excludes all others.
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It had a gateway cover with a pencil drawing of a hand on it.
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The bride's father is a hand surgeon at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Newton, Mass.
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Stokka gave me a hand as I worked out the worst of the cramps.
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In Sweden the street price of a hand grenade is 100 kroner, or $12.50.
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Frozen inside of it is a hand holding a remote pointed at a television.
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It's a whole new world, crafted with a hand tied behind its creator's back.
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Stick a hand in his face on a 16-foot turnaround along the baseline?
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"Can you give me a hand with the zipper at the back?" she said.
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Most of their interactions are driven by a hand-gesture language of their own.
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Now, maybe you think current laws give the intelligence community too free a hand.
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But Dayan nonetheless found a way to take a hand in the decision-making.
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When I gave him a hand job he actually came with a soft cock.
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His trademark campaign sign was a hand folded into the shape of a gun.
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I want to help out people who, much like me, really needed a hand.
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Health officials recommend using a hand sanitizer made of at least 2628 percent alcohol.
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It makes flaky, dry skin disappear, and it even doubles as a hand lotion.
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She flees to the bathroom, he lays a hand on her, and she screams.
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K.K.R., the private equity firm, is happy to lend a hand — for a price.
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"That's too big for me to pull in on a hand line," he said.
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It was a physical sensation, like a hand on the side of my face.
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Amazon already has a hand in advertising, so the company isn't starting from scratch.
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It has a hand in just about every facet of the sports media business.
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"If you ever need a hand," he began, but the girl didn't hear him.
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"Giuliani's a hand grenade who's going to blow everybody up," he also reportedly said.
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Puts a hand under the ball and brings it to a pause; or 3.
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There is plenty of circumstantial evidence that Gulenists had a hand in the coup.
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"Let's give him a hand and hope that he's not hurt," the announcer said.
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He then allegedly threw a hand grenade over a wall at the Jewish cemetery.
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Donchez disputed reports that the student was arrested simply for making a hand gesture.
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Soon after, during a death march from Dachau, he happened upon a hand shovel.
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"I was totally electrified to get a hand on this data," he told me.
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In the end, most county clerks in Wisconsin chose to conduct a hand recount.
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Curry has been out of action since late October after suffering a hand injury.
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The background is a hand-painted backdrop to evoke the feeling of a storm.
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As he reached a hand out to grip the boy's ankle, his fingers trembled.
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I do not expect he would ever struggle to draw, for instance, a hand.
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If a woman looked like she needed a hand, she'd offer to slap them.
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She averted her eyes, raised a hand to her chin and began to sob.
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As Czechs fight the epidemic, the central bank should offer a hand, Dedek said.
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Fieldbridge did not respond to calls, emails and a hand-delivered letter seeking comment.
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The dining room walls are covered with a hand-painted Chinese wallpaper from Gracie.
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It was the second multibillion-dollar market that he had a hand in advancing.
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I'm a solo worker so I learned to lend a hand and get involved.
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That would be a lot easier to wave a hand at with a smirk.
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After lawsuits, claims of fraud, and rowdy protests, a hand recount determined that Florida's Gov.
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Pressing the abdomen with a hand would be standard for such a check, she said.
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The backup Bruce Gradkowski — out all year with a hand problem — is a free agent.
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" She said her grandmother "probably had a hand in this, looking down from the heavens.
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They have a hand sanitizer coming out that will soon be sold at Urban Outfitters.
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In the beginning, however, she was just trying to lend a hand after the Sept.
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Even Mr. Big Bang Theory Jim Parsons was like, 'Get this girl a hand double!
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Whatever your career goals, you're likely to need a hand to help you achieve them.
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Thankfully, Walmart is lending a hand by putting numerous air conditioners on sale this week.
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To be fair, the Grip A Hand ad skirts these rules by saying, basically, nothing.
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There's a $150 "Explorer's Edition" with a hand-painted ship replica, for the hardcore collectors.
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"I earnestly request the Catholics not to raise a hand against the Muslims," Ranjith said.
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So it's a turkey and a hand that's going to slap you in the face.
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You probably have a hand bag that costs more than what their surgery will cost.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK It all started with a hand-drawn map.
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One idea: It would make sense for Amazon to offer a hand saw + tree bundle.
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In it, he was exposed hurling a hand truck at a bus full of fighters.
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A hand count is triggered if the margin is within a quarter of one percent.
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PEOPLE confirmed Wednesday that Stapleton had suffered a hand injury, necessitating a change in schedule.
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P.S.: When Jenny's done with those diamonds, I'm totally cool with a hand-me-down.
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This one, in particular, is made from 100% wool and has a hand-tufted texture.
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A hand-comb for the chamomile is the closest we come to using any tools.
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A hand covered in rubble is seen through a body bag at a police hospital.
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But he does have a hand in the rising ethno-nationalist tensions America is witnessing.
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A Missouri state highway patrol trooper was also treated on scene for a hand injury.
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It might have been "just" a hand injury, but being incapacitated really bummed me out.
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Jaguar, BMW, Renault, Audi, and Citroën all run (or have a hand in running) teams.
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Who lives, who dies, who tells your story loses a hand in battle or captivity?
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Many Trump supporters are also quietly content that Putin might have lent them a hand.
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Old Man's Journey is charming, like a hand-drawn New Yorker cover brought to life.
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The mother of four told Vogue Jeff had a hand in helping her finish them.
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People pointed out that in 2015, Depp had to get surgery for a hand injury.
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Zarif also appeared to accuse Saudi Arabia of having a hand in the attacks Wednesday.
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According to a hand-scribbled tribal agreement, Muhannad must pay the tenant $140,000 to leave.
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Mars in Sagittarius will also have a hand in turning you into a risk-taker.
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When deputies arrived, they requested that Division Of Wildlife Officer Holder to lend a hand.
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But even with today's change, Facebook has too heavy a hand around the publishers' throats.
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In the videos of the moment, a hand can be seen reaching towards his crotch.
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Even if she might have qualified, she tore a hand ligament months before competition began.
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Nor do disabled gamers have to wait for big companies to give them a hand.
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" Jimmy adds with the wave of a hand over Tyson's tall and fit physique, "Hot.
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All of it, if the technology pans out, with the simple wave of a hand.
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The denial may have had a hand in causing global equities to drop further Wednesday.
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Or at least, he'll give you a hand if you have a significant online presence.
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Facebook has had a hand in spreading misinformation, terrorism and ethnic violence around the world.
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Does our hands turn into a hand like a cup holder because all we do.
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So, recently, a local artist replaced the missing piece with a hand-crafted terracotta presence.
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I want help with — you know, I want a hand with legislation, getting things through.
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"He placed a hand…at my throat and on my mouth," she tells the court.
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Thankfully, Pom is made to mimic a hand only in its motions, not its looks.
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The results have been as mixed as a hand-squeezed bag of Juicero fruit blend.
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As the couple watched the performance, Meghan lovingly placed a hand on her husband's leg.
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Again, as per the Paris agreement, the developed world is expected to lend a hand.
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You might spot a yak butter churner at the corner or a hand-spun rug.
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Each is missing a vital part of their body – a hand, a leg, an arm.
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When they're doing brain surgery, they use a hand drill to get to the bone.
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Not likely to extend a hand to Trump: The star of the Democratic freshmen, Rep.
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As the name implies, Einstein had a hand in predicting this weird state of matter.
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Watch below and involuntarily place a hand on your chest, so touched will you be.
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Among a hand-picked board that includes Elon's brother Kimbal Musk, Denholm is relatively removed.
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We gathered some past and present shoots that show that she's a "hand bra" pro.
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Foundation was created in 2012, coming home to lend a hand was a no-brainer.
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The bank had a hand in virtually all of the major scandals of the era.
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Swift's dress was a blush pink chiffon cap sleeve gown with a hand-embroidered bodice.
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Not even a hand injury deterred the former One Direction star from his gentlemanly duties.
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Do humans have a hand in the decisions, or are they governed by an algorithm?
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Tomas and Drury had a hand in six of the seven runs scored by Arizona.
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Luke lost a hand, Darth Maul lost his legs, and Anakin lost all his limbs.
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This account, however, comes from the opening page of a hand-stitched, silkscreen-printed book.
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Kylo Ren, Rey, Darth Maul, and a hand that looks an awful lot like Yoda's.
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Instead of a nudge, Airbnb had put a hand square on my back—and shoved.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Want an Olympic license plate, or a hand-embroidered Olympic handkerchief?
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His version consists of his initials K.L. and jersey number #2 in a hand design.
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Lawrence stopped him short, lifting a hand in the air and literally wagging a finger.
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Once the chocolate has melted, using a hand mixer, beat in the cream until combined.
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Dominika is forever using a hand mirror to apply concealer to bruises around her eyes.
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If he fails, Starboard will likely have a hand in picking a very good successor.
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Chile was awarded the penalty kick after Luis Gutiérrez was called for a hand ball.
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Converting a kissto a hand beneath a waistbandis not as easy as it once was.
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Lay a hand on the gearshift and relish the sad thrum of an undernourished motor.
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He said the markings each roughly covered the area of a hand with fingers outspread.
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Rmax: Jack of spades, OK. And why don't you hold out a hand, palm up?
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A luxe holiday candle that comes in a hand-blown glass container they can reuse
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The walls of the mansion's formal dining room are covered by a hand-painted mural.
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The kitchen's original marble counter tops and a hand pump used to supply water remain.
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The White House is seeking volunteers to lend a hand in decorating 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The Florida Senate race was nearing a hand recount on Thursday night, when Florida Gov.
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The United States has denied Chinese suggestions that it has a hand in the unrest.
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If you know someone with this disease, or a similar issue, please lend a hand.
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The commission is one way he'll have a hand in how the party moves forward.
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"Look at those hands," he continued as he raised a hand and made a fist.
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India accused Pakistan of having a hand in the attack, but Islamabad denied any involvement.
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In "Blue, Red, Yellow," a hand reached out to cover television screens in colored tape.
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As Google's Doodle blog advises, "Let's all lend a hand to someone in need today."
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A.K. led us to a lean boatman with sinewy arms who gave us a hand.
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"I felt a hand reach inside my heart and put a stone there," he said.
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Technology emboldens the notion of human rights, quite literally, with the touch of a hand.
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Woke baes might be willing to stick around and lend a hand with the cleanup.
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PG Kris Dunn was a late scratch because of a hand injury on Friday night.
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Mao's handheld device makes the woman's lack of "a hand to hold" even more bitter.
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He also had a hand in tampering with the water supply to make people sick.
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The ride-hailing company wants a hand in improving the computers behind self-driving vehicles.
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The President of the United States as we all know is quite a hand washer.
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Many officials have a hand in this mess, but the president is the crucial variable.
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It was signed with a hand-drawn butterfly that Whistler used to sign his drawings.
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My staff gets me a small cake, a candle, and a hand-painted chicken egg!
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Could it be argued that a selfie must be taken using a hand-held camera?
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As it happened there was a hand that I had to go and lick myself.
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He also put a hand down on a later jump and had an unprovoked stumble.
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Mr. Lamo first became interested in computers after receiving a hand-me-down Commodore 64.
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He still has his hand on our pulse, a hand encased in a latex glove.
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I would want a hand built fireplace outside in the backyard for late summer nights.
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It's our obligation and joy to reach out to them with a hand of solidarity.
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The CIA created a Technology Transfer Intelligence Center, where Galahad, Weiss' collaborator, had a hand.
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Some highlights include a hand crank flashlight, ponchos, sleeping bags, tube tents, among other items.
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The other is a hand holding an egg with a flower sprouting out of it.
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I taught them to look people in the eye and extend a hand when introduced.
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For much of Venezuela's history, the military has had a hand in ruling the country.
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Their size varied from the length of a hand to the length of a forearm.
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China, India, the rest of the world—everyone will have a hand in the script.
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He appeared to be holding down the teenager with a hand at the boy's neck.
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I try on a hand-crocheted shirt ($897) with little white flowers in the netting.
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Seeing him lost in thought, Ms. Tharp walks over, placing a hand on his shoulder.
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Mr. Koval has a hand-drawn diagram that details where the trucks are to park.
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" The new museum, he added, "has the sensible beauty of a hand-cut crystal tumbler.
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Instead, he chose a hand-embroidered T-shirt given to him by a loyal devotée.
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I think most people think the gold standard now is a hand-marked paper ballot.
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When he responded by putting a hand on her shoulder, she pointedly brushed it away.
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From her purse, she pulled out a hand that he had made (no, not Jefferson's).
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The video shows a hand grabbing Alyssa's arm as Duane helps her into the car.
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Then he rocks backwards in surprise, before running a hand over his hair in dismay.
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Colquitt also placed a hand over his heart as Kirksey led the group in prayer.
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A hand-written note on the mirror welcomed them and personalized desserts bore their names.
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" She held a hand over her face and cried, as she described Mr. Cosby's "betrayal.
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Ms. Brones brings a hand grinder and coffee beans, along with a titanium French press.
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"You've got to go an extra step, shake a hand, say 'good morning,'" Cisneroz said.
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He received 26 patents, including one for a hand-held scanner that reads bar codes.
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A hand grenade was tossed into the vehicle, Rahimi said, noting the vehicle was targeted.
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He would likely have a hand in decisions regarding data regulation far beyond Trump's administration.
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I like working really closely with everyone who has a hand in making this stuff.
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"It's just because of my knee," he said as an assistant gave him a hand.
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More than half the people on Earth already carry a hand-held sensor-packed computer.
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He remained silent throughout the appearance, but made a hand gesture associated with white supremacists.
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He did not enter a plea, but made a hand gesture associated with white supremacists.
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She had a hand in the choice of the ministers of interior, defence and security.
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But he has had a hand in every Grammy — literally — for the past four decades.
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It is an inconceivable act of violence for him; he has never raised a hand.
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Though these major cryptocurrencies will have a hand in the action, 2018 is anyone's year.
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A hand strap is a good alternative that adds a lot of security very simply.
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"I'm worried I'll end up blind or without a foot or a hand," she said.
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Those staying longer than a month will be required to have a hand scan taken.
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The skull of another man was opened after death with a hand-sawed circumferential cut.
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"Oh honey, that's not snow," she says, tenderly running a hand through the child's hair.
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I take her hand and squeeze it to ask myself what a hand is for.
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"If patients have symptoms that are significant enough, that it's affecting their daily function, their daily sort of use of their hands, it's important to see someone, either their general practitioner or a hand therapist or a hand surgeon, to get an adequate diagnosis."
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To learn how you can lend a hand this Kitten Season, visit the Humane Society's website.
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Are you saying, we wealthy individuals with an investment plan here, we need a hand-off.
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Mr. Trump stood in the center, never taking off his overcoat, using a hand-held microphone.
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Maybe it's not a hand-holding movie, maybe it's just a "clutch your trusted friends" movie.
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Hall and Yakupov were not factors Sunday, and Nugent-Hopkins is out with a hand injury.
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In the video she puts a hand to her heart and speaks directly to the editors.
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On the other hand, there's no way Grip A Hand got permission to use Stewart's photo.
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One officer, according to him, had a hand on his gun, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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But Nelson's lawyer thinks it's a machine error that would be rectified with a hand recount.
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I think that point, stiff of fact that John Brennan may have a hand in this.
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But many marijuana purists insist on a hand-trimmed product, which they believe carries greater potency.
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Prosthetics are normally expensive but the students can print their designs for about $100 a hand.
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If you think she didn't have a hand in this, you are a very trusting person.
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We are eager to play a role and proud to offer a hand where we can.
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A dolphin responding to a hand gesture... or perhaps baiting a human in preparation for attack.
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Misa Hylton and June Ambrose very much had a hand in crafting camp in hip-hop.
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With a hand on her bump, Rebecca watched as Jack lowers the needle on a turntable.
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Giving Tuesday is a great opportunity for us to lend a hand to someone in need.
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The artist herself appears in one of the frames, her face reflected in a hand mirror.
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BC: Recently, Interstellar was a superb film because Kip Thorne had a hand in writing it.
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Caleb put a hand down to his semi-hard cock and gave it a slow stroke.
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Braced against the floor, there is a hand (at the bottom right corner of the magazine).
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Kardashian West isn't the only reality TV star to lend a hand in Mexico's relief efforts.
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Moritz Wagner puts a hand into Omani Spellman's face and is called for an offensive foul.
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The top compartment pops off to convert it into a hand held for extra tight squeezes.
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She has a hand in their endorsement deals, branding, and in some cases, their product lines.
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Local winemakers gave him a hand and some welcome advice, helping Sylvère save his meager harvest.
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He reached a hand across the cocktail table to peel her fingers from her empty glass.
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As Depp held a hand against his neck, Chalamet wrapped his left arm across her back.
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But after a short stint as a hand model, he caved and applied for his license.
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Sounds of a hand slapping a table can be heard amid the crash of the surf.
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There were roommates and uncoupled friends who just "showed up" always willing to lend a hand.
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Sometimes you'll see me put a hand in, or sometimes you'll see me do something else.
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At the close of his letter berating Republicans for their cartography, Mr Wolf extended a hand.
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A man wordlessly held out a hand and helped me up the second flight of stairs.
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But I think it&aposs important to note is that, the North Koreans played a hand.
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The video shows a hand and a bunch of ripples cascading down onto it from above.
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A hand and foot massage, with all the weird body maps and unnecessary complications of acupuncture.
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Sloane put a hand on his arm, pushing him away from Adda in the low gravity.
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But the 38-year-old twins immediately went to work lending a hand where they could.
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She came down later with a hand-made flyer for a fundraiser she wanted to start.
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We walk to her house and lug it back to our apartment with a hand truck.
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In spite of a robust, highly portable design, the Raspberry is not a hand-held mic.
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We are fire and bombs, and we are also a hand reaching out in the dark.
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A hand-held device called Skulpt offers an easy, inexpensive and quick way to improve training.
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He'll also likely have a hand in some of the fun shenanigans planned for the reception.
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I felt so much pride watching everyone moan over food I'd had a hand in making.
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A hand appears, combs the length of her hair and tucks loose strands behind her ear.
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At the start of a hand, you get two cards and the house gets two cards.
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India has accused Pakistan of having a hand in the attack, while Islamabad denies any involvement.
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When immigrants are able to lend a hand in building the future, everyone in America prospers.
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If you need a hand from Siri, just give one of the pods a double tap.
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Read: A Hand Model Casting Agent Told Us Donald Trump's Hands Are 'Childlike' and 'Severely Weatherbeaten'
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It's a hand-sketched likeness of Snoop Dogg smoking a blunt, and the blunt is real.
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NOTES: Minnesota rookie point guard Kris Dunn was a late scratch because of a hand injury.
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He and his friends had a hand in decorating everything and making it the perfect experience.
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During his tour of the facility, Pence laid a hand on part of the Orion spacecraft.
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The piece is a hand-carved "dragon spine," and at the "heart" sits three dragons' heads.
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In which case, he might not have had a hand near his crotch the entire time.
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The Reform credenza is a wood storage piece with a hand-hammered brass front and legs.
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When Hall jumped to grab a rebound, she cheered and raised a hand in the air.
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A hand-crafted personal touch is not just thoughtful, it actively sets you apart from others.
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But we didn't shoot him, nor did we lay a hand on him once he'd surrendered.
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In a large bowl, whisk the egg whites with a hand mixer until stiff peaks form.
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He then cuts out each piece, mostly using a hand saw similar to a jewelry saw.
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But I usually need intense direct clitoral stimulation with a hand or vibrator to get off.
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The Senate race in Florida called for a hand recount, which finished at noon on Sunday.
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The Register advises Congress and accordingly, Congress should have a hand in who holds this position.
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Elias said that if a hand recount happens, Nelson will see a jump in the polls.
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Two of the men entered Kardashian's apartment after threatening the night guard with a hand gun.
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As a result, Congress set out to correct the problem it had a hand in creating.
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Cespedes will be monitored because injuries to a wrist or a hand can linger for hitters.
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What does it mean to be a hand artisan, and how does one make a living?
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To start, both were convicted with a hand, however indirectly, from former FBI director James Comey.
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Sometimes all families receive are fragments small enough to fit in the palm of a hand.
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Unfortunately for Gillum, that margin doesn't meet the 21625-point threshold for triggering a hand recount.
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He ran a hand over his face and then he got the fuck out of there.
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Read more: John Bolton described Rudy Giuliani as a 'hand grenade' that would 'blow everybody up'
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Pitch in where you can and be a hand-raiser in the first 30 days especially.
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On the fridge, the family displays a hand-splattered painting by Anias, titled by his parents.
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However, Brexit could inadvertently play a hand in boosting Britain's tourism industry for the anticipated weekend.
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Yes, DeSantis is a hand-picked candidate, but the strategy he's embracing will outlive the president.
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"What is that pink thing?" you might ask yourself, before realizing that it is a hand.
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Cleopatra is said to have had a hand in the deaths of three of her siblings.
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Then he put a hand on her head and told her to stop overthinking it. ♦
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"They never laid a hand on us, but their interrogations were tough and long," he added.
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Government officials accuse Mr. Karzai and his allies of having a hand in the recent protests.
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Major Turkish defense firms have had a hand in building hundreds of parts for the jet.
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Unless that margin narrows to 0.25 points or less, a hand recount will not be ordered.
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Funk had a hand in the launch of Bleacher Report's gambling vertical, B/R Betting, too.
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He also suggested a photograph of himself with a hand around Giuffre's waist could be fake.
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To raise ourselves from the bleakness of corruption that all had a hand in having caused
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"It just doesn't happen randomly... a hand grenade being thrown at your front door," he said.
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Kesha seems to freely say Luke never laid a hand on her and didn't roofie her.
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Back in Karachi, he had to create a hand-drawn animation industry from the ground up.
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A hand-crafted personal touch is not just thoughtful, it actively sets you apart from others.
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The woman said Kavanaugh got on top of her and put a hand over her mouth.
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Sometimes it's just a hand on your leg, but I know girls who have been raped.
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I paid $106 Brazilian reals for four hours [$31] and a hand passed me key 118.
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We feel honored that we can have a hand in continuing to carry on his legacy.
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And for some reason the NCAA, and now the NBA, actually decided to play a hand.
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Instead of closing a door, the most exciting examples of both always reached out a hand.
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Each package includes a hand-made pattern, as well as extensive instructions via a PDF file.
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He was setting off these homemade bombs, which are about as powerful as a hand grenade.
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So you're gonna need somewhere to store tissues, condoms, and a hand towel. Handcuffs. Dildo. Machete.
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" Foreplay was a matter of cupping breasts and letting a hand "slip lower on her body.
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If you're holding an ACE of clubs, you might beat someone in a hand of cards.
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"Hill said Bolton described Giuliani as a "hand grenade that is going to blow everybody up.
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Amazon wants a hand in all your deliveries, even if the package isn't coming from Amazon.
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Maybe it's a hand-drawn poster or chart, specifically tailored to the class' needs and ages.
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There are other good reasons to believe Arnault's denial of having a hand in Elliott's trade.
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Swift joins some of country music's biggest artists who are lending a hand to the recovery.
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Help the people; help businesses; give the market system a hand when it's about to stumble.
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But Subasic stretches and just gets a hand on it to swat it out of danger.
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I wanted to be a producer so I had a hand in the new creative direction.
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Still, there's nothing quite like watching a hand-drawn Lucy yank the football from Charlie Brown.
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In the 1960s Alexander Calder designed a hand-hooked rug with playful creatures and celestial bodies.
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Kroft found the end zone last week against the Broncos before leaving with a hand injury.
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It's unbelievable how they now seek to take advantage of our willingness to lend a hand.
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The intelligence and security services have a hand in the economy, Mr. Hallelujah, the analyst, said.
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Anybody within a bad situation we should somehow extend a hand and try to help them.
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Kirk Franklin, who lent a hand to Kanye West on his triumphant "Ultralight Beam," was host.
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A squall sweeps a hand overboard and you can sail on or attempt to rescue him.
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On Halloween, a hand emerged from an office window to give her a piece of candy.
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Fast and transient sounds, like a door slam or a hand clap, also aren't blocked effectively.
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They passed a hand squeeze from one to another as they prepared to go on stage.
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Ken owns a super trendy salon in WeHo and has a hand in several other businesses.
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Lindsay ran for 46 yards before leaving with a hand injury and has 1,037 this season.
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Someone in the audience raised a hand and asked whether that was even legal to offer.
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Critics considered the promise a hand out for the League's base of workers in the north.
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Still, this is the moment when the fortunate need to lend a hand to the vulnerable.
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He's sitting down while his mother, Febb, stands behind him with a hand on his shoulder.
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The law requires amputation of a hand or foot for some crimes, and whipping for others.
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If you're crafty and have a hand drill, you could try making one from scratch yourself.
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At the end of the road, a hand-painted sign indicated that we'd reached our destination.
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She then reached the semifinals in Rome, advancing when Osaka pulled out with a hand injury.
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If Clinton was reaching out to the people, my dad was committed to lending a hand.
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Now it is a lake spreadingoutward, now small and blank,a flat stone poisedin a hand.
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And all feature a hand-mended look, with patches and distress marks unique to each pair.
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She said she felt a hand reach between her legs from behind and grab her crotch.
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Think about the last time you received a hand-addressed missive — didn't it make you smile?
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The picture is of a girl crying and a hand putting intense weight on her back.
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Once he understood the canvassers' pitch, he put up a hand to stop them from talking.
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He would sit in front of them for hours, often wagering more than $100 a hand.
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It wasn't until I walked for about 10 minutes that I saw a hand sanitizing station.
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And the federal government is doing everything it can to lend a hand to predatory employers.
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A hand-painted mural of Lancelot and his queen adorns the walls of the dining room.
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In past years, the only recognition she received was a hand wave to the House gallery.
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Trilobites A hand-held device could help farmers identify blighted plants, and perhaps reduce agricultural losses.
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It's accompanied by a hand-blow sugar crown, filled with Cognac that costs $2,500 per bottle.
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And we cannot in good conscience extend a hand of cooperation to those who condone it.
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His desk was a folding table that he hauled around the campus on a hand truck.
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Davis came out late in the game due to a hand injury but returned soon after.
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He also had a hand in the creation of the network's "30 for 30" documentary series.
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"This is simply God telling us he exists," said the elder Ernesto Blanco, waving a hand.
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But if they seem too far away (culturally, economically) we're less likely to lend a hand.
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Two officers in uniforms reading "Police" and "HSI" approach her, and one reaches out a hand.
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William was also given a hand-knitted Clanger to give to 4-year-old Princess Charlotte.
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Winston did not start the second half with what the team said was a hand injury.
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The freshman guard Lester Quinones has played in only six games because of a hand injury.
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Currently on the plinth is David Shrigley's "Really Good", a hand giving a thumbs-up sign.
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What happened next Soon after, the trio produced a hand-held calculator, called the CAL-TECH.
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India's finance minister said there was "incontrovertible evidence" that Pakistan had a hand in yesterday's bombing.
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That left the decision up to individual county clerks, who opted mostly for a hand count.
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Today, a similar plan would also give the city a hand up in dealing with Washington.
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When I asked Flores about the women, she put a hand to her mouth in embarrassment.
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Henry extended a hand tentatively to see if they were still there, then drew it back.
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The soft power effect is achieved regardless of whether the state had a hand in production.
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For example, if you realize they don't know how to use company software, lend a hand.
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Those who ask for help should realize that most people are happy to lend a hand.
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He had lost a hand during his time as a fighter trying to defuse an explosive.
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It was not created to bar foreign competition or to give American companies a hand up.
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Embassy officials say the man threw a small device, likely a hand grenade, near the compound.
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Alabama defensive lineman D.J. Pettway got a hand on the attempt, causing it to fall short.
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A colleague in blue scrubs leaned against a wall and covered her face with a hand.
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Some banks may offer keyless systems that allow access by scanning a finger or a hand.
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Given what is at stake, Brussels and Berlin are gambling with far too poor a hand.
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On Sunday, American troops walked between the new arrivals with a hand-held screen, asking questions.
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His government has rejected accusations it had a hand in the attempted search of Mediapart's offices.
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"No," he would say sternly, or "Yes," he would say with the wave of a hand.
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"Come sit," he said, coaxing the girl with a hand at the small of her back.
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Frum worked for Bush and even had a hand in writing his "axis of evil" speech.
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Meanwhile, commentators began to raise questions about whether Trump had a hand in the Enquirer's story.
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He steps over to her, kneels down beside the chair, places a hand on her arm.
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So sensitive is the currency to developments that even a hand signal can affect the price.
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Instead of kissing, I resolutely stuck a hand out whenever I was introduced to someone new.
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In a medium bowl and using a hand mixer, cream together the sugar, butter, and salt.
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According to Synergy Sports, Irving finished six possessions from a hand-off in his Celtics debut.
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