"I live for the applause applause applause," Gaga proclaims on the lead single "Applause"—only to be met with resounding silence from the global pop audience.
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But this is no American applause here in San Francisco, this is British applause.
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The president was reportedly met with loud applause, mixed with scattered applause, at the stadium.
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"That applause is the best applause I have received in my life," she told them.
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The audience helped choose the winner through cheers and applause, the loudest applause came for Ms. Holmes.
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I mean, he came on stage to almost no applause at all — and at the end of his speech, a little grudging applause.
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Over and over again he said just that; it was consistently his biggest applause line in a stump speech packed with applause lines.
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Gave up four straight hits, six earned runs, and as he came off the mound, actually got a few scattered rounds of applause. Applause!
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"It's time to go back to the moon, this time to stay," Bezos said before scattered applause from the audience finally turned into sustained applause.
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Following are excerpts from a CNBC interview with Adena Friedman, Nasdaq CEO and CNBC's Arjun Kharpal from the World Economic Forum 2018. [Laughter]. [Applause]. [Applause].
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Well, let me say then... SANDERS: Well, look... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: -- let me say this... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: -- we are going to extend the Social Security Trust Fund.
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Well, let me say then... SANDERS: Well, look... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: — let me say this... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: — we are going to extend the Social Security Trust Fund.
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BHL served up a bit of red meat for his bejewelled audience, denouncing Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, as a bigot (loud applause), proclaiming that Brexit would reduce Britain to a small island (louder applause) and calling for "the annulment of this disaster" (even louder applause).
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We have to go further to end discrimination against the LGBT community... (APPLAUSE) We've got to make sure... (APPLAUSE) We've got to make sure to preserve Roe v.
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These... (LAUGHTER) (APPLAUSE) ... his answer — you name it.
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Yet while Zidane and Dalic received thunderous applause when their names were read inside London's Royal Festival Hall, the mention of Deschamps merited little more than a ripple of polite applause.
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TRUMP: I watched — I watched... (APPLAUSE) TRUMP: ... the lobbyists.
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If we can't have — (applause) — all five were killed.
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TRUMP: (APPLAUSE) But thank you, Matt , great, say hello.
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ALHADEFF: Please - - please hold all applause to the end.
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The place — Elaine included — dissolved into laughter and applause.
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KOSINSKI: The applause so deafening, it was hard to begin.
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PK: Casey, we're not gonna pipe in fake applause here.
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Others joined in and applause rang out in the room.
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"Massive result," Cahill tweeted with a bunch of applause emoticons.
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He's a rich guy targeting rich guys to get applause.
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"I attack Trump," Mr. Bush said, to laughter and applause.
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And, so... (APPLAUSE) ... we're able to actually do these things.
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Governor Christie... (APPLAUSE) ... Libya is the newest base for ISIS.
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And... (APPLAUSE) SANTORUM: Because they're different than every other country.
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BARTIROMO: Senator... (APPLAUSE) ... let me follow up and switch gears.
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The first entrance applause occurs before even the overture begins.
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"We are not going back," he shouted, to rapturous applause.
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Clinton said, to a roar of applause from the congregation.
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"Where is the problem?" she demanded afterward to much applause.
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But on the assumption she runs... (APPLAUSE) I mean, look.
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It is shocking that they do not break into applause.
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Let's give him a round of applause for being here.
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If you're reading this, give yourself a round of applause.
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The crowd rewarded him with laughter and then, finally, applause.
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I am not — I like... (APPLAUSE) ... there is a reason.
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"I'm proud of you," he told the audience, drawing applause.
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"Where is the problem?" she says to applause once done.
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We keep going until we erupt in laughter and applause.
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Add cheese, and you've got a dish worthy of applause.
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"Um, no," she responded, to applause from the studio audience.
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"Um, no," she responded, to applause from the studio audience.
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They bring thousands of technologists to their feet in applause.
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A round of applause for Mr. Theroux is in order.
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I enthusiastically join in on the applause as they board.
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You're really ... that's a good word too [laughter and applause].
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"Let's have a round of applause for bipartisanship," he cried.
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Applause again at end: "That was awesomr" she screams. Yep!
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And when they did, the whole stadium erupted into applause.
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Applause, smiles, cheers can be manufactured, but not real laughter.
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The Oscars audience recognized as much, and burst into applause.
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"You say…" Harry began before the crowd erupted with applause.
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No details were given but the crowed erupted in applause.
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Lisa shouted "thank you" after everyone broke out into applause.
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This was met by strong applause by the Remy shareholders.
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When he'd chewed and swallowed, applause erupted around the room.
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"We need to do what's right," he continued, to applause.
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Each employee received hoots, hollers and applause after introducing themselves.
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And her Gaga look garnered "applause" from The Lady herself.
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When he finished, he had been given a resounding applause.
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Probably half the audience leaped to its feet in applause.
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Other features, like "Showcase" and "Applause" are also being cut.
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"The highly overrated Meryl Streep, everyone," Kimmel said to applause.
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Upon hearing the news, protesters in Beirut broke into applause.
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He received a standing ovation and multiple rounds of applause.
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There was also scattered applause and some shouts of support.
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The legislation passed unanimously by voice vote, to thunderous applause.
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The president's mockery prompted laughter and applause from the audience.
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His speech hit many of the event's typical applause lines.
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He earned applause after asking for a glass of water.
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"Heads - it's yours!" he shouts to applause from the crowd.
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Votes for Mr. Sanders prompted raucous applause; support for Mrs.
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The announcement drew applause from the audience during Apple's event.
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About a dozen veterans then took the stage to applause.
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We don't quote her often, but we remember the applause.
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Her father... (APPLAUSE) ... her father Gene Kopf is here tonight.
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As measured by crowd applause, O'Keefe was the clear winner.
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You will be compensated by Applause for your child's participation.
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The crowd met Trump's comments with loud cheers and applause.
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I need the applause to tell me I have value.
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Can we get a round of applause for Christina Aguilera?
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The joy comes from a cast glad to accept applause.
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Yet at the end, instead of applause, there was silence.
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Despite the wild applause in Chicago, a strange quiet descended.
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She was met with a large applause from the audience.
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The room erupted in applause, but the question went unanswered.
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He received loud applause from the crowd of oil executives.
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As the crowd broke into applause, the boys remained stoic.
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Many online viewers of the video remarked on the applause.
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Several times, once I landed the plane, I got applause.
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Nobody should get applause for rejoining the Paris climate accords.
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The comments quickly ignited a round of applause from lawmakers.
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But Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, offered unreserved applause.
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" (Applause break.) "I'm not like a regular mom, I'm @CoolMom!
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They earned the strongest applause at Thursday's meeting in Lübeck.
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After she read the verdict, several people broke into applause.
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" Apparently the speech was received with "raucous applause and cheers.
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Why worry about credentials when there's applause to be savored?
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The insistent applause felt intended to obliterate the remaining questions.
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And the announcer said, "Starring Meryl Streep," lots of applause.
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The audience responded with raucous applause and a standing ovation.
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Clark ended his speech to considerable applause from fellow Democrats.
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I received applause and support for starting my own business.
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Applause, chants and shouts of "Manchester, we love Manchester!" followed.
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Let's pause here and give Catherine a round of applause.
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She strides toward the stage amid applause, her smile wide.
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"And it's driving them crazy," he said to louder applause.
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The Speaker received applause at the end of his presentation.
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" The room burst into applause and cries of "Thank you!
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There is encouraging applause, though some guests continue talking, laughing.
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The study earned applause from some and criticism from others.
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Le Pen entered to thunderous applause in a black pantsuit.
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One post was titled ''Xi's UN address wins warm applause.
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His audience liked the applause lines, as they always do.
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For long stretches, there were no applause lines at all.
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A new chapter ... (APPLAUSE) ... of American greatness is now beginning.
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Her announcement was met with thunderous applause from the audience.
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After the closing song, the crowd finally bursts into applause.
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Legislators gave polite applause to most of Mr. Li's plans.
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But this time, the claim was not met with applause.
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Amid a smattering of applause and laughter, New Jersey Sen.
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After seven minutes, Kerry left the stage, to light applause.
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"Let's give Anna a round of applause for speaking up."
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"I sang and got the applause," she told The Post.
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Thousands respond with applause, giving Quinn a sense of accomplishment.
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Then he stood at center stage, beaming, to deafening applause.
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There's a chance the audience will burst into spontaneous applause.
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The courtroom erupted in applause when the decision was announced.
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"Anger only freezes and weakens us," he said, to applause.
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After every one, we gave ourselves a round of applause.
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Members took turns speaking, backed up by chants and applause.
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The occasional applause from the crowd seems to mock you.
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Now, "I'm proudly raising my head," Salaam said to applause.
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So it's hardly surprising that — as Politico reported after the conference — these applause breaks came courtesy of "paid staffers" whom Trump planted specifically for the purpose of making sure those applause breaks were observed.
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Cheers and applause greet the first mention of the president's name.
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"We'll talk later, Ken," Mr. Obama said to laughter and applause.
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The loudest applause of the night came when attacking the media.
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He was met by applause as he climbed out completely uninjured.
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Are these talks, and our applause, an empty substitute for real
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Instead, the analyst told CNBC on Thursday, he got roaring applause.
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"But not until late Wednesday," and the stadium shook with applause.
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A round of applause for this cat, who puts safety first.
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PST - The audience erupts into stunned applause and a standing ovation.
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"My friends, this is our time," he said to rousing applause.
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Before the crowd dispersed, there were flashes of applause and chanting.
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They do not stand and give applause like that very often.
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He'd receive a roaring, standing applause and a string of awards.
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"F--k Trump," he said to loud applause from the audience.
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Then "the entire cabin erupted in cheers and applause," Dustin said.
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I just sat back and in the applause had this… moment.
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Gorsuch took the stage to thunderous applause and a standing ovation.
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Nixon's wage and price controls, initially greeted with applause, were disastrous.
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John Kasich's surrogate at the gathering, was greeted with polite applause.
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She frequently drew robust applause in the debate hall in Miami.
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Trump's promise to save coal may be a great applause line.
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Watch how he lights up in a room full of applause.
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"We are here for the long haul," Burke said to applause.
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Sound effects: A cowbell, deployed by a supporter after applause lines.
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RNC members told CNBC attendees erupted in applause after the presentation.
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Apple's move has been met with applause from environmental group Greenpeace.
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Donald Trump looks like he's leaving the stage to applause. Yeah.
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Baker drew applause when he said no one should face discrimination.
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That was the appropriate amount of applause for New Jersey. Wait.
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And then Fisher's daughter, Billie Lourd, came out to thunderous applause.
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Watch as he nonchalantly drives through the carnage to thunderous applause.
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And for that, perhaps, he deserves a round of applause. video
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Now, as far... (LAUGHTER) (APPLAUSE) As far as those 2119 a.m.
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THE APPLAUSE in the small auditorium was polite, rather than enthusiastic.
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He paused for applause here – but was met with total silence.
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Hi. (APPLAUSE) Look, the insurance companies are making an absolute fortune.
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"He is a player," West said to a round of applause.
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The Space Force, once an applause line, is now a reality.
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How about some applause for all that amazing work you do?
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That drew applause from the more conservative segments of the audience.
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RARELY are council decisions met with applause and yelps of joy.
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The biggest applause lines -- when the issue of immigration came up.
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I also request that my Instagram posts are met with applause.
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"Montana, you are about to make history," Sanders said to applause.
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" The Wrap reports that the statement was greeted with "wild applause.
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Ralph Northam told Mount Zion First African Baptist Church, to applause.
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There was some booing from white spectators but also scattered applause.
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"So I made it to Harvard," she began to deafening applause.
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"Yes, you can," he says, making the crowd erupt into applause.
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Someone found the ring and the crowd erupted in wild applause.
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"They will not miss a single euro," he said to applause.
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He thanked the team, who gave him a round of applause.
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The applause for Polanski was thunderous and the standing ovation remarkable.
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Diplomats from the U.N.&aposs 193 member states burst into applause.
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Other Cosby accusers celebrated the verdict with hugs, cries, and applause.
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Trump got big applause ... then joined the chorus for some hymns.
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"Let's give her a round of applause," the flight attendant added.
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One could hear applause and cheers as he lambasted his critics.
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All of Canada: [polite applause] The final verdict: You suck, America!
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She was reportedly greeted with applause upon arriving home in Maine.
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They greet her with lusty applause, bellowing "bravo," and so on.
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He missed his glittering outfits and the applause of the public.
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"Everybody give a round of applause for Stacey Dash!" he said.
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That I needed to seek applause or approval from the world.
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The crowd replies with yet another round of awkward, forced applause.
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She's been met with both applause and criticism for doing so.
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Despite the nearly incoherent last line, the crowd erupted in applause.
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"The troika will not return here," Moscovici said to lawmakers' applause.
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"I learned from Black Lives Matter," Mr. Sanders said to applause.
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"It wasn't a bunch of fluff that gets applause," he said.
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"Give yourselves a round of applause for making history," Timberlake said.
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IT IS unusual to hear applause at a European Union summit.
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One doctor exclaimed, "Praise God," and the nurses broke into applause.
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The whole room, DeVos included, gave them a round of applause.
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Justice Ginsburg entered to applause, and was promptly handed a Bellini.
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Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) received the least enthusiastic — though respectful — applause.
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" The night's biggest applause line, "Immigrants: We get the job done!
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TYLER MATHISEN: How about a round of applause for Secretary Ross?
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Applause broke out during Tuesday's impeachment inquiry hearing when Lt. Col.
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No one before Porter received a round of applause mid-conference.
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We must... (APPLAUSE) ... we must as a nation be more unpredictable.
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With Phillips's remark, the audience broke out in laughter and applause.
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But one of the biggest rounds of applause came when Sen.
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The others joined him and the applause nearly filled the island.
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His comment was met by laughter and applause from the audience.
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" Trump asked, sparking loud applause and a chant of "Pardon Joe!
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"I used to think so," Buffett joked, prompting laughter and applause.
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Then an organ chimes in and applause builds to a simmer.
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When he finished speaking, a wave of applause filled the church.
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The applause erupted from all over the city at 7 p.m.
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It premiered on Tuesday to applause, tears, and a few walkouts.
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In sitting outside the Republican caucus meeting and can hear applause.
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"I just quit my job," said Chloe Drimal, 26, prompting applause.
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"There needs to be chemical castration," he said to wild applause.
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" (Applause break.) "Oh, my god, Danny DeVito, I love your work!
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It's easy, as the attendees all said, to write applause lines.
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He doesn't appear to hunger for applause the way Key does.
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Her applause, however, appeared to be as reluctant as the Democrats'.
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A roar of applause from the crowded gallery welcomed the golfer.
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Nearby, Mr. Heller received tepid applause whenever the president mentioned him.
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Even if it's an empty performance, it's bound to win applause.
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"That's kind of a mixed response," Hirst said to scattered applause.
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He introduced Justice Samuel Alito, who got a smattering of applause.
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In the Philippines he has also been met with strong applause.
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Some members of the audience erupted into applause when Kentucky Sen.
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The Republican conference then gave Mr. Felder a round of applause.
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" [applause] Singing: "Everywhere we're looking now, I'm surrounded by your embrace.
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I'll tell you, Kevin McCarthy has done an incredible job. (APPLAUSE).
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"That way, we all have a future," she continued to applause.
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In the end, the applause went on for about five minutes.
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The courtroom erupted in applause, and Mr. Trump beamed and clapped.
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They erupted in applause after Obama spent several minutes lauding Earnest.
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Every point Williams scored was met with loud, goosebump-inducing applause.
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"I'm so sick of 'thoughts and prayers,'" he added to applause.
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Trump's comments were met with laughter and applause from the crowd.
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"Imagine if we all worked together," he said to big applause.
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A good applause line, but hard to see the path forward.
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And it seems to be getting a decent amount of applause.
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After a few steps, they looked up, to applause and cheers.
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Much time was spent analyzing what drew applause and from whom.
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And speaking of applause, we all know Trump thrives on adulation.
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So a really big round of applause for Kara and Sam.
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"I am proud to be gay," Thiel said, to rising applause.
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Polygon's Karen Han wasn't the only one to invoke the multiple applause breaks the film earned, as well as her own visceral reaction to it: Watching the Jenga tower wobble is exhilarating, and led to not only one but two bursts of applause during the critics' screening at Cannes (the only film I attended to earn any applause before credits rolled).
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COOPER: Let me ask you because... (APPLAUSE) ... as you know... (APPLAUSE) As you know in this state an Independent, and there are a lot of Independents in this state, they can vote in the Republican primary.
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After each applause line, he robotically switched the microphone from his left hand to his right, placed his left hand in his pocket and nodded his head until the applause subsided, and then reversed the motions.
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Applause between movements, or parts, of pieces became that way as well.
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"Vote for Hillary," someone yelled back, as applause and laughter broke out.
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They were greeted with whoops and rousing applause from friends and family.
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When Matsuzaki declared the mission complete, the control room burst into applause.
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"This is what a scientist looks like," she said to loud applause.
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"I love Netflix, but fuck Netflix!" she said to cheers and applause.
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The heroes, or "tecnicos," enter first down a ramp to roaring applause.
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All right everybody, let's give a big round of applause for Nell.
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The second they stepped through the doors, the room exploded in applause.
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"I'm sorry for getting emotional," she added, to applause from the audience.
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"We love you Bernie," a woman yelled as the applause died down.
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Throughout Trump's remarks, his supporters were heard breaking out into loud applause.
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When Pitbull finished reciting the poems, the drug lords exploded into applause.
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" The last sentence earned spontaneous applause and a cry of "That's right!
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This is a man who constantly... (APPLAUSE) SANTORUM: He is not trustworthy.
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And, I want to be very clear... (APPLAUSE) HUCKABEE: ...that this President.
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Pitt, 53, took the stage to a loud applause from the crowd.
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"I LOVED Olivia Munn's look!" one user tweeted, along with applause emojis.
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The "Applause" singer has long been one of Kesha's biggest celebrity supporters.
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"We are the party of the people," he boomed, to enormous applause.
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" —George Lucas, 2002 "So this is how democracy dies … to thunderous applause.
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SANDERS: That is... (APPLAUSE) SANDERS: Madam Secretary, that is a low blow.
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DICKERSON: Senator Rubio, you're a... (APPLAUSE) DICKERSON: Senator Rubio, you're a lawyer.
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DICKERSON: Mr. Trump, you're... (APPLAUSE) DICKERSON: Mr. Trump, you were mentioned here.
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"A new day is on the horizon," she announced to roaring applause.
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When the courtroom doors opened, applause and cheers erupted in the corridors.
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Dunking on the world's third-richest person has become an applause line.
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First, a round of applause for Datto and his Destiny raid crew.
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Matarazzo's impression received a round of applause from his fellow cast members.
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When she finally leaves, the rest of the room burst into applause.
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He got our frustration & fear…Applause, kisses & hugs to a strong cast!!!
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Brown's rapping is definitely applause-worthy, and so is the actress' confidence.
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THE APPLAUSE AND SCREAMS THEYRE GETTNG FOR JUST WALKING IN #AMAs pic.twitter.
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Even the crowd gave the couple a roaring applause when they smooched.
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" Reese Witherspoon led the applause for Swift, tweeting, "Loved your amazing words!
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"This is about opportunity for everyone," she said to applause Monday night.
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Senate leaders greeted Trump's choice with applause or skepticism along party lines.
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With the applause thundering under the ceiling, Jim White starts to shimmer.
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The plane erupted it with Applause and tears it was awesome pic.twitter.
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Humberto de la Calle, the government's chief negotiator, gets the biggest applause.
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"We will never abolish ICE," Pence said to applause from the crowd.
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You get your soundbite, you get your applause line at a rally.
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Then, the screen cut to black and the audience roared with applause.
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There was scattered applause through his remarks in a large conference hall.
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Ralph Northam told Mount Zion First African Baptist Church, to roaring applause.
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COOPER: So... (APPLAUSE) COOPER: -- you have had, obviously, quite a few days.
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It was one of his biggest applause lines at his campaign rallies.
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"The Retina display has 24 pixels per inch," Jobs announced to applause.
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"The other night I had Kentucky Fried Chicken," Trump said to applause.
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President Trump praised him and the crowd roared with applause and cheers.
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"Not everyone is arguing with the press," he said, to large applause.
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Each pause was filled by thunderous applause from the sold-out audience.
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LATE THIS A.M. -- TRUMP GIVES HIMSELF A ROUND OF APPLAUSE --> http://bit.
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"I'm here in support of Jon Ossoff," Lewis said to big applause.
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He led a round of applause for the family members in attendance.
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"That's why I think this is absolutely right," she said to applause.
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He launched into the explanation about computing, drawing applause from the crowd.
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"@blakeshelton your so funny and #cute" she wrote, alongside the applause emoji.
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The largest applause breaks and laughs belonged to him throughout the night.
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His main goals seemed to be to provoke and get applause breaks.
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They deflect and run for the cheap applause lines about President Trump.
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"Thank you, insane car people," he said to a round of applause.
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Roger Stone receives thunderous applause after pledging to plead not guilty. pic.twitter.
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"I will gladly lend you my copy," Khan said to huge applause.
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"Islam is never in contradiction with democracy," he said to widespread applause.
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My efforts were shaky, but nonetheless met with smiles and enthusiastic applause.
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The remarks prompted some applause from Republicans, and audible groans from Democrats.
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The first thunderclap of applause erupted when Mr. Trump said that Mrs.
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"African-American history matters, because black lives matter," Kaine said, to applause.
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"Nobody should get applause for rejoining the Paris climate accord," he said.
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I could hear the roaring applause still echoing through the auditorium. Finally!
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Yo Gotti drew loud cheers and applause from students and school staff.
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The waves made polite applause when they broke on the shingle beach.
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The hall broke out in applause and shouts of excitement as Mrs.
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"Wacky Jacky will never vote for us folks," Trump said to applause.
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She returns backstage one minute later to a huge round of applause.
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During the speech, congressional Democrats largely sat during many obvious applause-lines.
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But the rest of us can be excused for withholding our applause.
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Our veterans... (APPLAUSE) Our veterans have not been treated fairly or justly.
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His ability to put anything together at all wins him polite applause.
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The crowd for the appearance was immense, and Sanders drew loud applause.
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And at no other time were those tragedies were they politicized (APPLAUSE).
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The host, he tells them, needs their help — their applause, their affirmation.
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As the credits began to roll, the audience broke out into applause.
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These uppity events are full of speeches, applause, and awkwardly tense moments.
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I remember getting to commercial break, turning around and hearing an applause.
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The Applause-administered program requested that users screenshot their Amazon orders page.
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These reactions include Hearts, Eye Roll, Round of Applause, Martini Throw, etc.
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The demo drew a round of applause from the I/O crowd.
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He went from spoke to wheel, and made it look easy. Applause.
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The crowd merrily applause him and the hip-hop is turned down.
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At MWC, everyone is heard, and everyone receives applause when they finish.
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The APPLAUSE sign lit up, but it instead elicited jeers and heckles.
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On the stage, Dianne gets applause—on the street, she risks abuse.
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Now she hears loud applause every time her foot touches the ball.
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" Following applause from the crowd, he added: "Why the hell should we?
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He limned a post-Trump American vision that drew waves of applause.
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He takes the stage in Macon, Ga., to applause from 6,000 people.
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He bounded up a stage to raucous applause and yelps of approval.
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But it's become the kind of sitcom that prefers applause to laughs.
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And that applause resonates nationally, falling on quite a few sympathetic ears.
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He later danced opposite Lauren Bacall in "Applause," which opened in 1970.
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Those prolonged and statuesque pauses, those coolly regal waits before acknowledging applause!
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"A round of applause for the fire brigade," he told the crowd.
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Even after the bravura finish of "Rebonds" there was only polite applause.
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She has too many lines that get applause as opposed to laughs.
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His remarks were met with booming applause in the Security Council chamber.
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While the crowd inside Madison Square Garden erupted in applause when Mrs.
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Odds are that most Cannes movies will be worth the extended applause.
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Donald Trump hungered for applause — the more frequent and louder, the better.
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The vice president's stiff demeanor had obvious influence on his applause methodology.
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"Single incidents don't call for federal control," Sessions said, to great applause.
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In contrast, Mr. Coats's tough line on Russia won him strong applause.
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"You've got to forgive us for basking in the applause," she said.
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Hold your applause; smoking is not the new cure for low iron.
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The audience erupted into boisterous applause, and Mr. Moore gave a laugh.
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Dustin Hoffman, for instance, strode onstage and was greeted with enthusiastic applause.
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Pelosi received a round of applause when she walked into the workroom.
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"He was greeted with a hearty round of applause," a colleague wrote.
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Trump continued to mock Pelosi, prompting cheering and applause from the audience.
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Around them, the audience erupted into a mixture of boos and applause.
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In Munich, he regularly attracts more applause than even the starriest singers.
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But the problem is — [APPLAUSE] The problem is, there's a new group.
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"We march, we run, we vote, we win," Pelosi said, to applause.
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"They accuse me of generating violence, lying shamelessly," Mesa said to applause.
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One would think eliminating it would draw applause from Democrats, but Sen.
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As I took to the stage, the applause felt electrifying and scary.
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Eyebrows have been raised, but there has been hefty applause as well.
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Shouts of "love you, Aunt Joan" could be heard over the applause.
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My guess: In 2020, voters across the country will join the applause.
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Audible gasps and muffled applause could be heard on the Senate floor.
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"I didn't know if I'd hear crickets chirping or applause," he said.
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Wade said she could hear the applause with every stroke she hit.
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But the applause that lines like this got seemed genuine, not ironic.
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She received applause from employees, according to the source at the meeting.
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"Women get shit done," Lopez said to a room full of applause.
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"I'm healthy, I'm feeling great," Sanders said to a round of applause.
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Suddenly, the audience rose to their feet with zealous cheers and applause.
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She got sustained applause when, without hedging, she called Trump's record racist.
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The line was received with loud and sustained applause in the cathedral.
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Race remains a potent... (APPLAUSE) ... and often divisive force in our society.
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Tim Kaine speak of his admiration for immigrant youth to great applause.
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A round of applause from the crowd broke out shortly after pic.twitter.
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There were no torches and parades, and only applause and no salutes.
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As the applause subsided, the President congratulated the newcomers on their election.
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At that, the audience erupted into a new, loud round of applause.
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We're coming to our last -- you guys deserve a round of applause.
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We're coming to our last -- you guys deserve a round of applause.
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This is a man who craves applause, who needs to be adored.
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The energy and ambition of this effort is certainly worthy of applause.
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" After the applause died down, he said, "You folks obviously know talent.
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"Everybody burst into applause," Mr. Goodman told The Associated Press in 1992.
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Mr. Mayer suggested a wordless hug, or a wave and mimed applause.
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He told me that he sometimes bristles at the sound of applause.
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"No," he replied, which Ms. Abcarian said prompted a round of applause.
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So your applause for Demme when he won best director was genuine?
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"Now he's repeating himself," Rubio said, to uproarious applause from the audience.
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You're not going to get giant applause for nuanced policy, for nuanced diplomacy.
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Clinton said to raucous applause as she took aim at Mr. Trump's slogan.
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Mr. Kasich said that the applause would never make it to television screens.
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Eventually, a thunderous roar of cult-y applause rises up in the crowd.
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But then Cameron was so game that the applause started to become real.
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No city could have handled 9/11 "more beautifully" he said, to applause.
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Such populist tactics have won him boisterous applause from those who revere him.
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This move gets her both a round of applause and a standing ovation.
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Donald Trump probably wouldn't approve, but the Internet greeted Torino-Bento with applause.
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He wants the applause of his adoring base too much to change style.
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Two of Rock's most searing monologues on race garnered applause and even cheers.
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He didn't say much and took care to thank us for any applause.
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Cameras or not, we are all pirouetting about each other, desperately seeking applause.
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Kingsley's line delivery drew cheers and applause from the audience — and Zellweger herself!
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It is a political applause line he uses to stoke anti-immigrant sentiment.
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So it seems there is applause all around for the eight-episode adaptation.
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When Trump mentioned her slain husband, the applause lasted more than two minutes.
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Several more moments won big applause from the Democratic side of the chamber.
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During the group's performance, Normai Kordei dropped effortlessly into an applause-inducing split.
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A hush passed over the crowd, before eventually giving way to raucous applause.
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He delivered multiple red meat lines that attracted thunderous applause from the audience.
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Yeah, and I think actually that's ... She got a big round of applause.
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Her words are met with applause from the other women in the queue.
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Manilow, in the meantime, had a lot more of applause coming his way.
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"HERE SHE COMES," wrote Papesch in a caption of this video showing applause.
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Everyone roared their approval, and there was prolonged, heartfelt applause as he finished.
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Apple demoed its new Voice Control feature onstage at WWDC to big applause.
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"School board, you need to act," Southern said, to applause from the crowd.
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We ask him to rise, and let's give him a round of applause.
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TRUMP: No. (LAUGHTER) No. (APPLAUSE) Look, we have to stop with political correctness.
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TRUMP: No — no... (LAUGHTER) ... I think if it doesn't... (APPLAUSE) I like that.
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Donahue took her seat to vigorous applause from those who sided with her.
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" Cunningham took the stage, to thunderous applause, to introduce "The Dance of Dragons.
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When Pythio emerges onstage in Head Over Heels, the audience bursts into applause.
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And I have supported... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: -- I have supported the fight for 2195.
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And I have supported... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: -- I have supported the fight for 212008.
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That was a really poorly executed applause break by Mike Pence #PleaseClap pic.twitter.
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BASH: Mr. Trump... (APPLAUSE) KASICH: I want to weigh in on this please.
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RUSSIAN lawmakers burst into applause when news of Donald Trump's victory reached Moscow.
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"Tom [Hanks], on the other hand, should be president," she said to applause.
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At the end, there was fuller, polite applause, though not rousing or enthusiastic.
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"Those are actually Michelle Obama's words," she revealed, to applause from the crowd.
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But it was Cyrus that caused the crowd to go wild with applause.
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We hear enthusiastic applause, resounding cheers, the video fades to the Apple logo.
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But even as Ward left to warm applause, the afternoon belonged to Jones.
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I won three million more votes than the other guy did [cheers, applause].
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But I am... (APPLAUSE) HEWITT: I'm being fair to all of the candidates.
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His review of the standards was met with applause from the automotive industry.
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Applause followed him around Serres and he was mobbed with requests for selfies.
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But supporters of the former businessman and reality TV star erupted in applause.
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To applause, another audience member chipped in, calling the chancellor's waffling answer "shameless".
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Laughter and applause resounded in the room as Winslet continued with her speech.
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The encounter, broadcast live, drew applause and tears of joy from South Koreans.
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She also said the news was greeted by applause during Sunday&aposs services.
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"I'm gonna be honest, I hate social media," he finally replied – to applause.
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He began with "Isn't She Lovely," prompting the audience to erupt in applause.
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Absorb the applause and atmosphere for inspiring millions, but most importantly – have fun!
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The chamber erupted into applause, with opposition members cheering and embracing one another.
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"Well done," Lovato responded in the comments section, followed by an applause emoji.
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Cheers and applause echoed around the atrium of the SPD headquarters in Berlin.
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Yeah, [laughter and applause], and forgive him for what he said about you.
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"Clearly, things that violate the public trust are impeachable," he said, to applause.
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The judgment met with applause in the courtroom, according to CNN affiliate News18.
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The Trump fans burst into applause, shouting random encouragements at the departing cops.
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But the applause that greets him at these events is sustained and heartfelt.
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Practically the entire mainstage agreed fully, which was confirmed by a deafening applause.
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"The evidence you presented fell far short of that," Master said to applause.
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And when Bernie Sanders reached the podium, the applause lasted for six minutes.
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If he was just OK, polite applause on his first shift will do.
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Somehow, the sound of applause gives Tinkerbell the strength to fight another day.
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Muhammad Zarif, the foreign minister who negotiated the nuclear deal, got polite applause.
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Tillerson began his remarks by thanking those officials, to applause from the crowd.
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Applause, with over 300 employees, has headquarters near Boston and offices in Israel.
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Applause reportedly broke out in the courtroom when the judgment was handed down.
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"You know the NRA don't like me," Lewis said, prompting laughter and applause.
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It's as though Trump has one of those applause meters in his head.
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And he believes applause is the only barometer of whether he is succeeding.
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But in her 24-minute address, which elicited frequent and enthusiastic applause, Mrs.
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"Can I get a glass of water?" he asked, drawing laughs and applause.
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Democratic women members of the House hold their applause as Trump delivers #SOTU2019.
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"My Dad has become a much happier man," she declares, to huge applause.
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Her dance walk-on music was much more enthusiastic than the polite applause.
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And I have supported... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: — I have supported the fight for 211.4.
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There are rainbow flares; Snapchat animal masks drifting up; mysterious bursts of applause.
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Personal anecdotes lose their setups and applause lines become stripped of their context.
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Clinton for deleting 33,000 emails as secretary of state — finally drawing audience applause.
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But, beyond the applause line, let's think hard about what it should entail.
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Promises to bring back their jobs draw raucous applause at President Trump's rallies.
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The California lawmaker told reporters at the time that the applause was sincere.
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Amid the applause and toasts though, there was also a sense of caution.
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Mira seemed surprised and slightly touched by this as she acknowledged our applause.
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The State Duma, or parliament, broke into applause on news of his victory.
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Laughter and applause broke out at an impeachment hearing on Wednesday after Rep.
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It drew applause from the crowd and widespread attention on social media. 2202.
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Grand athletic achievement is inspiring, and these athletes, the world's greatest, deserve applause.
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But I'm not going to stand on the stage and share the applause.
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She also received thunderous applause from the crowd when she won match point.
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President Obama went eight years "without a single scandal," Biden said to applause.
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"Run along again to the cupboard, Chip," she said to the audience's applause.
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The candidates laid out their policy prescriptions to a varying degree of applause.
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As Jameyanne cut the vegetables on her plate, the room erupted in applause.
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The chants and the applause lines and the freewheeling Trump were all familiar.
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As the printed program ended to thunderous applause, there was finally a hush.
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" The applause and cheers that accompanied Mr. Sanders's answers — someone yelled "Free Palestine!
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"Very simply, normal computers work by…" Trudeau said, prompting audience laughter and applause.
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The crowd, silent throughout the performance, burst into roaring applause at the end.
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The crowd interrupted his sermon with applause each time he denounced the Mafia.
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Polite applause turned into whoops and hollers by the end of the set.
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At last, the crowd fizzes in an explosion of applause and shouted encouragement.
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After the final applause, his classmates brought him straight to the university clinic.
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And in walks the Orange Creamsicle himself, grabbing the mic to thunderous applause.
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The winner was based partly on applause, and partly on the judges' decisions.
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Colon received loud applause during baseline introductions Monday, and the appreciation continued Wednesday.
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It's time to make sure that is more than just an applause line.
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It was Brian, then a nervous-sounding college student, introducing Biden to applause.
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Mr. Bloomberg got a particularly warm round of applause when he was introduced.
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I used to think it was applause, but now I think it's incoherence.
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The audience exploded into whoops and applause before the first line was uttered.
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"I have been thinking about running for president," he said, prompting wild applause.
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Ms. Warren won applause by pointedly invoking one of Mr. Trump's favorite presidents.
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The biggest applause of the night — a well-deserved roar — was for her.
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The cathedral erupted in applause as Mr. Bush strode back to his seat.
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She said the crowd roared with applause after Mr. Trump signed the Bible.
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The suggestion was met with applause and hoots of approval from the assembly.
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My handing over a $100 bill elicited applause from the thousands of attendees.
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And the audience with which I saw the show broke into bountiful applause.
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And they did not ask for public recognition or applause for their efforts.
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The mostly male audience sprung to its feet, cheering him with thunderous applause.
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"Real change always happens from the bottom up," he said, to big applause.
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The relative success prompted a round of applause inside the county elections office.
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"We missed you!" one fan yelled, prompting a long round of affirmative applause.
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He thought war should be a last resort, and that sentiment got applause.
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Every box just marks an applause line he needed somewhere to get elected.
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She was the seventh of 11 children — which explains her love of applause.
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I had never performed for such large crowds or received such ecstatic applause.
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That's a gift that deserves wild applause, no matter the time of day.
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But in the back, where the students were seated, there was little applause.
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"I'd also be the youngest woman ever inaugurated," Warren, 28500, said to applause.
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"I'm the greatest, the world's most overrated," he said, to laughter and applause.
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The ones that got the biggest applause were his digs at Mr. Trump.
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The applause, the worship, should come at the end, not at the start.
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"When it's love, love unites," Ms. Pezzopane said, to applause in the chamber.
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"What I liked best was that the applause today was unanimous," he said.
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Consequently, he received rapturous applause in European capitals and a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Round of APPLAUSE to these gentlemen for taking control of this devastating situation!!!
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A reserved smile spread across Shaw's face amid the applause, and state Rep.
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"We need a new president," she concluded to wild applause from the crowd.
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More applause for the decision followed at his State of the Union speech.
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Now, most speeches are simply given polite applause as the evening moves on.
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They know to snarl and wave their paws to draw oohs and applause.
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Satire draws blood, not weepy tears—and certainly not rounds of flattering applause.
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Many Russian speakers welcomed Mr. Putin's seizure of the peninsula with rapturous applause.
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"The statute of limitations for his apology is up," Hill said to applause.
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Applause swept through viewing parties in Bangalore for most of the lander's descent.
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The voluntary approach is expected to draw applause from tech companies and carmakers.
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Still, the message here — and the biggest applause lines — were the familiar ones.
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The necklace with a diamond clasp fetched nearly 2.9 million, also drawing applause.
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Laughter and some applause could be heard after Norman made the remark Thursday.
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The crowd didn't seem to mind, later rewarding Mr. Biden with sustained applause.
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They offered a smattering of applause when he finished his speech. http://bit.
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But nearly six months on it appears this applause from observers was premature.
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He has emerged from the shadows and eagerly seeks the adulation and applause.
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In this, I'm playing with applause breaks more intentionally and experimenting with juxtapositions.
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The applause turned into a roar once the judges confirmed Gillman was correct.
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You expect this first scene to conclude decisively with a dramatic applause moment.
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So - - (APPLAUSE) TAPPER: Earlier tonight - - earlier tonight - - I'm - - I'm going directly to you.
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Trump's attacks against CNN on Thursday sparked cheers and applause from the audience.
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The one big Democratic applause line of the night came at Republican expense.
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"I will never let you down," Mr. Trump told the audience, to applause.
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"Only all of us together," Ms. Merkel replied, to a round of applause.
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"I didn't come here to listen to this argument," Klobuchar interjected to applause.
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"I'm sorry you've been through such a terrible time," she said, to applause.
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"But we will," he added, as the applause thundered down from the rafters.
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In Quebec, the decision was met with equal shares of applause and relief.
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He also got a well-deserved round of applause and tons of hugs.
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Maher then claimed his statement was "a joke" — to applause from the audience.
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"The Church grows not through proselytism but by attraction," Francis said to applause.
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The biggest applause lines on foreign policy opposed more interventions and wars abroad.
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SANDERS: You have sup... CLINTON: I think it's important... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: -- to point out that... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: -- you know, we're -- we're having a discussion about the best way to raise money from wealthy people to extend the Social Security Trust Fund.
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SANDERS: You have sup... CLINTON: I think it's important... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: — to point out that... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: — you know, we're — we're having a discussion about the best way to raise money from wealthy people to extend the Social Security Trust Fund.
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Last Sunday, Pitt took the Golden Globes stage to loud applause from the crowd.
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"Many Republicans talk in coded racial language," she said to applause from the audience.
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The audience burst into a round of spontaneous applause, calling out words of encouragement.
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He gives this impassioned TED talk in which everybody gives him nice applause afterwards.
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Can she get a round of applause from the women of the world, please?
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"Clearly, things that violate the public trust are impeachable," Amash said Tuesday, drawing applause.
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During the campaign, it was often difficult to discern policy positions from applause lines.
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And, on Monday, the crowd erupted in applause as he walked along the field.
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"Let's give them a round of applause!" he booms in Spanish and then English.
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And she did it to the rapturous applause of her three children and husband.
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A second round of applause followed when an interpreter translated his comments into Spanish.
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"That's the biggest applause line -- always," a senior adviser to a leading campaign said.
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She's not, but let's keep that applause going for Olivia Munn and Niecy Nash.
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He then stepped off the conveyor belt to applause from the crowd, and proposed.
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Uh...The only extended applause lines Biden received were when he mentioned Barack Obama.
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His speech drew applause, though not the fervent reception of his usual campaign rallies.
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It's the same applause that Beyoncé received in the aftermath her last album, Lemonade.
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He won huge applause for denouncing Chequers as a betrayal of the referendum result.
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But in a clip shared by the campaign on social media, applause was added.
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The crowd was really fired up; the politicians were getting huge amounts of applause.
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He arrived ten minutes late, to great applause, wearing a dark double-breasted suit.
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A roar of applause filled the room, followed by a palpable sigh of relief.
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"Right from the beginning this governor did not play politics," said Trump, to applause.
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Let's all give the attorney general a round of applause for his great work.
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Let's give Joey Resto a big round of applause for being a good Samaritan.
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In fact, sometimes it's not that way... (APPLAUSE) ... and I've had more two a.m.
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What Iowans deserve... (APPLAUSE) SANTORUM: ... Is to hear from every candidate on equal footing.
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"The time has come: President Kagame is going on Friday," he said to applause.
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Todd Stephens(APPLAUSE) (CHEERING) CLINTON: Now, it's easy -- it's easy to diagnose the problem.
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He declared to resounding public applause that the principle is more relevant than ever.
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She is technically brilliant and entertaining, so applause for her performances is seldom reserved.
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The answer has something to do with Mr Trump's attention to applause and ovations.
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A slow clap started to build until it gave way to outright uproarious applause.
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And that's what I'm prepared to... (APPLAUSE) (CROSSTALK) TODD: We'll stay on this issue.
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TODD: All right, but Senator Sanders... (APPLAUSE) ... you've still got to do something first.
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But very important... (APPLAUSE) Not only a disgrace, it's a disgrace and an embarrassment.
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Who has the leadership skills... (APPLAUSE) BUSH: ... Who has the leadership skills to lead?
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Am I allowed to... (CROSSTALK) (APPLAUSE) CRUZ: Wolf, do I not get a response?
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"Thermal is reporting green status," she said, as the auditorium broke into wild applause.
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DICKERSON: Dr. Carson, I have... (APPLAUSE) Dr. Carson, I have a question for you.
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Alibek Omarov deserves a hearty round of applause for this feat of technical ingenuity.
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"No matter what Donald Trump says, America is great," she said to thunderous applause.
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First off, thank you so much for what you have done for women [applause].
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She's taking seriously moments that earned him applause or got him into hot water.
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Each one received applause, and all filmmakers were equally cheered on by the crowd.
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Stone chimed in with a shouted, "I'M SORRY" just as the applause died down.
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Trump simply wanted to put on a show, to receive applause, to look effective.
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"As far as I'm concerned, they're Iowans with better food," he said to applause.
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Despite being false, Trump repeated the claims on the campaign trail to enthusiastic applause.
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Cue the "Applause" once again: Lady Gaga's got some more kudos coming her way.
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Kasky drew the most applause during the event with his tough questions to Sen.
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"That was then," he said to laughter and applause from the high-fashion audience.
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There was a mixture of boos and applause as Bolsonaro descended from the podium.
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The line received some of the biggest applause from the crowd of the night.
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Beckham performs an impressive pancake flip, which is met with applause from his family.
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That bit got what was easily the biggest applause line of the Watch announcement.
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"I hope that Donald J. Trump wins the election," Wilders said, to massive applause.
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"The attacker wanted to divide us but he failed," he said to long applause.
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Mr. Klein and Ms. Stewart-Cousins shook hands, and the room erupted in applause.
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He was sworn in late Saturday afternoon to rousing applause from the Constituent Assembly.
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Cue the outrage and applause machines -- depending on which political tribe you belong to.
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The tepid applause indicated that they were pretty tired of this whole scoring thing.
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But ... Yeah, [laughter and applause], and forgive him for what he said about you.
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When the pontiff appeared on screen, "the room erupted in applause," the newspaper said.
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The remarks, even more than Cruz's own, garner the loudest and most energetic applause.
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Those words spurred energetic applause from thousands of college students at the weekly convocation.
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Since that applause, we have been able to live a quiet and normal life.
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Though Federighi declared it "very powerful," the developer audience didn't break into wild applause.
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" He paused briefly for wild applause, and continued: "I would just bomb those suckers.
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"The first lady has no business being involved in this," Christie said to applause.
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" And, with regard to the applause from the audience, Pinkus said she was "disappointed.
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When speaking to an audience of supporters, this kind of rhetoric can generate applause.
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There was no applause, however, at a conference where Assad's government has few allies.
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"What would my father say?" asked King, who was frequently interrupted by deafening applause.
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After feigning disbelief, Guthrie sauntered out in a black and red dress to applause.
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"In all the polls I'm in front," he told the crowd to huge applause.
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"Yes, I do," said Kreile, to applause from guests, before kissing his new husband.
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The tables have turned, and her idea is met with a round of applause.
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The live audience watching the panel rewarded Swisher's question with a round of applause.
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When McCain finally cast his "no" vote, Democrats broke into spontaneous and brief applause.
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"We have to make college affordable for every American," he said to enormous applause.
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He abandoned it because his anti-trade rhetoric generated massive applause at his rallies.
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"No," Sanders abruptly answered to a roar of cheers and applause from the audience.
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Clinton said Tuesday night, drawing applause at her play on Mr. Trump's name. Mrs.
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The overwhelmingly white audience, largely unaware of what he said, broke into raucous applause.
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"No," he replied to applause in the room, according to the Austin American-Statesman.
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In Trump's revisionist account, his jibe at Sanford earns applause and laughter, not boos.
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"The regulatory assault is over," he continued, eliciting applause according to the Associated Press.
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Both were given chance to take the applause of the crowd one last time.
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It's all about the urge and the itch and the zing and the applause.
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Duckworth and her daughter came into the Senate chamber greeted by applause from senators.
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It was met by warm applause from Kate the delegates from the various charities.
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" After big applause, Cruz adds, "Y'all are gonna get me in trouble with that.
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The vast majority raised their hands in response, and then erupted into spontaneous applause.
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Less obvious changes win big applause from people in federal prison and their families.
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Smith bounded onto the stage to applause, and some jokey shouting of his name.
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"We must close the borders," he said to applause from the crowd of hundreds.
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He showed up at Uber's IPO event and was greeted with cheers and applause.
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Mr. Cruz's aides said the speech ran long because it was interrupted for applause.
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"You nominated the real one," Mr. Clinton said to a long burst of applause.
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" Maloney exclaims to laughter and applause from those in attendance at the hearing. "See?
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Compliments and applause and hugs enveloped me, but those were not my biggest takeaways.
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Some athletes would relish having so much time to have the applause to themselves.
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Then Mariano Rivera appeared, to raucous applause, taking Rodriguez's daughters out to greet him.
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He exited to a rousing applause from many of the announced 38,091 in attendance.
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He was playing some beautiful tennis and it was just met by polite applause.
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He received warm applause from the crowd of executives after declaring: "France is back".
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Errant shots by McIlroy and his four-ball partner, Pieters, were met with applause.
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During one stoppage, he walked back onto the court to a smattering of applause.
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To applause, he proposed the relief should now be extended to the mortgage's duration.
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Trump received a round of applause when he mentioned proposed increases in defense spending.
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The court again relied on his supposed applause to justify the conviction and sentence.
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It's the kind of show where the biggest applause comes for a costume change.
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Instead, a busy crew reconfigured the band's instrumentation for each song during the applause.
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" The audience burst into applause, before Bowling revealed who really said it: "Just kidding.
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Trump had stood through 90 minutes of an uncharacteristically adulation- and applause-free performance.
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And at the end, despite tumultuous applause, the designer wouldn't come out to bow.
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Shortly after I arrived, a woman emerged from behind the curtain to spontaneous applause.
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The audience, about 60 people in a smoke-filled Kabul theater, erupted in applause.
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"America does not boast, because she has no need to," she said to applause.
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"This is about me now and I'm ready for it," she said to applause.
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He was welcomed warmly by the association leadership and drew applause from the audience.
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At New York's Flamenco Festival, you may be sure that applause comes on cue.
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Deafening applause rolled through the rafters, according to coverage in The New York Times.
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Ten years later she was still getting applause, this time for a cabaret act.
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"I could hear hurrahs and applause erupting on the other end," Mr. Heo said.
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All around the lake, in the darkness, people gasped, cried out, broke into applause.
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That was an easy applause line for the friendly audience at this climate conference.
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I think it's more patriotic to withhold applause than to grant it too readily.
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Illiberal political leaders exploit these crises to expand their powers, sometimes to thunderous applause.
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Even divided by light applause, these pieces blurred into and stretched toward one another.
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Mine was Don Mattingly, and I wondered if maybe the applause was for him.
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As the demonstrators marched out after Comey's speech, the student section burst into applause.
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"We believe Italian citizenship cannot be a concession or automatic," she said to applause.
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During the service on Sunday, the crowd was emphatic in applause for Ms. Court.
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"She got onstage, and said everyone here deserves a big applause," Ms. Searle said.
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"But after what I have witnessed, I refuse to watch the applause and commendation."
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There was a chorus of applause, especially from the corner where my friends sat.
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When Barty took the court on Sunday night, she did so to thunderous applause.
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But it was the droid Rex that received the biggest applause from the audience.
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"Come on, C.C.C., show some love and appreciation," Mr. Bernard said, amid tepid applause.
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"Was I too loud, or too angry, or too emasculating?" she asked to applause.
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Clinton has been met with hugs, applause and adoration from a crush of fans.
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The crowd erupted in applause, and the "La La Land" team rushed the stage.
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By mid-September, the only noise that greeted his brave innings was polite applause.
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At work on Monday morning, Mr. Mulvaney received applause from senior aides, CNN reported.
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The applause for clean coal was tepid, so he moved on to Joe Arpaio.
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The announcement got applause from the crowd, which had been lukewarm up till then.
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He knows many people may react to the news with a round of applause.
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And Mitch McConnell, I want to tell you, you did a fantastic job. (APPLAUSE).
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"Because Donald Trump lies all the time," he said to applause from the audience.
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"Oh, they're just wrong," Warren said, prompting applause from the audience in Los Angeles.
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Biden, who rarely riles a crowd, was often greeted by cheers, whistles and applause.
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An organizer with a bullhorn rebuked the Democratic Party, prompting wolf whistles and applause.
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And it may just draw the kind of bipartisan applause he's been looking for.
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The chamber erupted in applause as he stood in front of the crowd afterward.
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McAleenan then thanked Meissner and exited the stage, prompting light applause from some attendees.
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Those who submit correct answers will earn some richly deserved newsletter applause on Friday.
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In a world where we're all searching for applause online, that's pretty damn refreshing.
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When he thanked the company's security team, there was a long round of applause.
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"This fight is our fight!" she declared to a standing crowd, noisy with applause.
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The President's comments were met with laughter and applause from the crowd in Montana.
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MEXICO CITY — There was dismay in Britain, applause in Russia and silence in Japan.
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"Earlier today we secured the release of Pastor Andrew Brunson," Trump said to applause.
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He was repeatedly thanked and got applause during Thursday's town hall for his position.
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But despite the obstacles, the program has also won applause from senior health officials.
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"'We believe in science' — that line always drew applause," he said in an interview.
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When he first said he's "proud to be gay," the applause was pretty light.
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As he was handed the Tomos, bells pealed and the congregation broke into applause.
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To booming applause, Mr. O'Neill then promoted Detective Simonsen posthumously to detective, first-grade.
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Even the applause at the end of the song seemed more subdued, more somber.
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He described the rapturous applause that greeted the North Korean leader and his wife.
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By applause: Who got into the fight because they were passionate about economic justice?
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"Today you proved once again there's no place like home," she said to applause.
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Most politicians' biggest applause lines are statements about the America they want to see.
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Well, the people of New York voted for me twice to be their senator from New York and... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: — and... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: — and President Obama trusted my judgment enough to ask me to be secretary of State for the United States.
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Newcastle and Sunderland fans united in a minute's applause to recognise a six-year-old battling neuroblastoma; Macclesfield Town staged a minute's applause for a 20-year-old fan who'd been hospitalised (but not killed) after falling from a town-centre car park.
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The audience of about 20 children, ages 3–6, and their caretakers erupted in applause.
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These facts provide grounds for social acceptance for fat people, but not grounds for applause.
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"Hold on, hold on, wait a second," Mr. Sanders said to applause from the crowd.
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"We have an understanding, then," the beautiful ones said, to clamorous agreement and wild applause.
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"But I'm not going to change it," Meyers said to a room full of applause.
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Altogether, Trump spoke for 59 minutes, about 17 of which included applause from standing ovations.
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Last week, their "God Emperor" ascended the throne to raucous applause from his digital supporters.
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"We told them what they could do with that letter," Buttigieg said to big applause.
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But daily life doesn't need theatrics and applause in the form of tiny red hearts.
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Pesci told the audience he "would have given her such a smack" -- to huge applause.
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The resultant applause seems like victory, but it's just the sound of one hand clapping.
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Big applause when Inslee says the biggest threat to the United States is Donald Trump.
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The following evening, an audible burst of applause emerges from the hair and makeup room.
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"I've had enough applause to last me a trillion lifetimes," he told the appreciative crowd.
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The diplomats broke into cheers and applause while Osorio Chong hugged Mexico's army chief Gen.
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The app will even be able to identify certain sounds, like applause or playing music.
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I feel a responsibility every day to find things that work... (APPLAUSE) HOLT: All right.
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You had two one hundred... (APPLAUSE) ... you had two 110-story buildings come crashing down.
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Before exiting the stage, President Obama gestured toward her as she received an uproarious applause.
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Said light equals Tinker Bell, the temperamental fairy who requires your applause to stay alive.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," Buttigieg said to applause.
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Later that night, while presenting an award, she received applause for simply wearing the dress.
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It was the biggest applause line of his speech - delegates cheered, clapped and waved signs.
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His gags and applause lines brought responses like refrains in church, obscure to non-members.
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DICKERSON: Governor Kasich, would you weigh in on... (APPLAUSE) DICKERSON: Governor Kasich, please weigh in.
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Then everyone started to cry and everyone burst into applause, congratulating me and thanking me.
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Even so, his uncompromising remarks about Taiwan drew the longest applause of anything he said.
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The actress received a round of applause from the internet for this admittedly strange achievement.
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But slowly, as the applause continued, they began to point to themselves, stand, and celebrate.
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The teams from HP that are going on the flight are introduced to more applause.
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To loud applause, he declared that the momentum behind his anti-corruption campaign was unstoppable.
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It's also made from 73% recycled aluminum, a fact that was received with big applause.
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" When the applause had died down, he cracked: "I think our findings are very clear.
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"I hate to interrupt this episode of 'Court TV,' " he said, drawing laughs and applause.
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Shanahan left the Pentagon on Friday to applause from the officials gathered outside the building.
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"How about investing in education and jobs for our kids?" crowed Sanders, to roaring applause.
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We were wrapping it up, and there was a smattering of applause in the audience.
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Right on cue, his teammates break out in applause and race up to hug him.
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When her departure was announced to the residence staff yesterday morning, workers burst into applause.
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Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Tucker Carlson, Steve Doocy (inaudible) ... [Cheering and applause] TRUMP: So many others.
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The remarks drew applause and a standing ovation from a significant portion of the audience.
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The remarks drew applause and a standing ovation from a significant portion of the audience.
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"There's no more gun-free zones," Trump said to a huge applause from the crowd.
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He was sworn in late Saturday afternoon to a rousing applause from the Constituent Assembly.
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"Chyna comes from the world of the pole," she said, pausing for laughter and applause.
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His declaration was met by cheers and applause by the scientists and press in attendance.
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Al-Hroub had them stand on stage with her to roaring applause after her speech.
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" (APPLAUSE) "I hope they're showing how many people are in this room, but they won't.
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The room filled with a smattering of applause and enthusiastic dinging of the hotel bell.
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The Hollywood Reporter says it got this audio of his intro ... which brought thunderous applause.
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The judges agreed, and the gym thundered with applause as we were declared the winners.
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Senator Cruz... (APPLAUSE) TAPPER: ... Donald Trump has so far won 35 percent of the vote.
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Everybody, please join me in giving her a totally undeserved round of applause, will you?
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They gave extended applause to every lead performer, bringing tears to the eyes of many.
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"We need to lift up our women," Williams said to a massive round of applause.
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"She may have even wanted some applause to come to her from Washington," he said.
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During his speech, Biden got big applause for vowing to rejoin the Paris climate deal.
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The audience gave a rowdy round of applause when it was Obama's turn to talk.
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Cheers and applause broke out around the plane as it touched down in San Juan.
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The exploding air pockets in the cane's hollow stalks pop and crackle like eerie applause.
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So menacing, in fact, that there were pockets of applause when Porgy broke Crown's neck.
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"Enough with the applause," Ryan told the elite crowd dressed in tuxedos and dinner gowns.
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All the narratives win applause from his supporters because it is Trump doing the talking.
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"I would be quite happy with a no-deal Brexit," he pronounced, to thunderous applause.
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He was greeted by a thunderous round of applause as he took the House floor.
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Applause was played at various points throughout what appeared to be a pre-recorded message.
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Leave aside the bit about the "impenetrable" wall, an applause line for an engineering fiction.
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Spectacles launched last year to much applause in Silicon Valley, but that enthusiasm quickly disappeared.
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That strategy is earning Wray applause from some of the FBI's most frequent critics, Rep.
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In the meantime, the curtain falls on this midsummer night's dream to well-earned applause.
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"They wanna know how we're gonna put on their table," she added to loud applause.
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He's turned it into a hashtag, a joke, an accusation, an applause line and more.
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Audience members and some Democratic lawmakers broke into applause, as she wrapped up her testimony.
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As the speaker read out a letter from Mugabe, lawmakers broke out in thunderous applause.
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"I say it is time to get ready for impeachment," Waters said to roaring applause.
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Hamilton also made a leaping, backhanded catch in center that drew applause from the fans.
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"Congratulations, you are now all members of the 116th Congress," Pelosi said to great applause.
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The decision drew a round of applause although Garrard also refused Maglione's request to speak.
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And I believe... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: I believe no state probably understands this better than Florida.
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Senator Cruz... (APPLAUSE) TAPPER: ... Donald Trump has so far won 35 percent of the vote.
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"I feel like I sort of belong here," she said after the applause died down.
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That embrace of the truth was at the center of many of Biden's applause lines.
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On stage, Wilson seems shocked, and he tries to deflect the applause towards his teammates.
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"I believe that girls are capable of anything," he responded, eliciting applause from the audience.
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Instead, they are limply tossed out as obvious applause lines to an anti-Trump crowd.
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Silvestre made sure all his students were present to receive an applause from their audience.
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He gave them a round of applause at the end; they returned it in kind.
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"Litigation expenses of this magnitude are completely unacceptable," Cryan said, to broad applause from shareholders.
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Speaking to black and Hispanic journalist associations, Clinton is drawing applause for her policy proposals.
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Each chant was greeted with a ripple of applause from the rest of the stadium.
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"They are going to have to get used to it," he said to raucous applause.
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Even the purely comedic bits on these shows are traditional: setup, punch line, audience applause.
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Mr. Scheiner, who owns 22 nursing homes across the country, received a round of applause.
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Around Spain, applause and the banging of pots ring out in evenings at 8 p.m.
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He heard both the sneers from the gallery and the enthusiastic applause from the stalls.
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"Nobody listened to Russia," he said near the end of the speech, to huge applause.
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"And just one last thing: See you on the streets," she says to loud applause.
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"A round of applause for the fire brigade," he said, according to the news service.
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"We want to end profiling of racial and religious minorities," Cardin said to loud applause.
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"We need to be all in to fight this climate crisis," she said to applause.
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The problem, though, is that it's not clear that getting applause translates into getting support.
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"Her dad is one of my best friends," he said, to applause from the crowd.
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Siobhan Burke At New York City Ballet, applause usually comes when a work is over.
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His evenings are a long montage of applause, flowers and someone else holding the door.
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When The Eagle Eye was honored, The Sun Sentinel newsroom broke out into sustained applause.
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There was Mr. Schultz at the annual meeting in March, drawing rapturous applause from shareholders.
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Sometimes, when he's eager to go home, he's out the door before the applause ends.
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George's first scene with the puppet dog earned her exit applause as she walked offstage.
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Around Spain, applause and the banging of pots ring out in evenings at 8 p.m.
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Asked how he perceived the fans' applause, Goodell said it reflected their enthusiasm for football.
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Especially in our own age, these virtues might still have earned the applause of Thucydides.
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I was so happy and used to no entrance applause, because I'm just a guy.
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My parents — [APPLAUSE] My parents moved from India to South Carolina in the early '80s.
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He won huge applause by criticizing bad trade deals and the policymakers who cut them.
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"We cannot outsource and privatize health care for America's veterans," Mr. Obama said to applause.
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May's comments drew applause in Davos, but most of the discussion focused on Tuesday's speech.
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Warren replied with one word -- "Yes" -- and was met with loud applause from the crowd.
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"As you've probably heard, we're on a bit of a surge," she said to applause.
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When Ms. Nixon's name was formally put up for nomination, there was only sporadic applause.
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At one point, an attendee yelled, "You're interrupting her," which drew applause, the newspaper reported.
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Set to the orchestral version of the enchanting "Souvenirs de Florence," it wins big applause.
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One ad was composed of clips of him discussing his economic agenda to loud applause.
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Straily exited to applause from the home crowd, and the Marlins' talented bullpen took over.
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Biden accused Harris of misrepresenting his position as too soft on insurance companies, scoring applause.
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But moments of near-complete quiet were interrupted sporadically by eruptions of applause and laughter.
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Better Call Saul Ladies and gentlemen, a big round of applause for Mr. Huell Babineaux.
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"I'm healthy, I'm feeling great," Sanders said during the debate, to a round of applause.
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"There are two Americas: Washington and the rest of us," he continued, to loud applause.
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Mr. Nguyen, who has a stake in Easy Tiger, spoke to applause from the crowd.
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To loud applause, he rejected any suggestion that his program of reform would be derailed.
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According to Time Out London, the audience immediately got the joke and broke into applause.
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RUBIO: I would explain what has happened - - (APPLAUSE) GUTTENBURG: I'll - - It's a place to start.
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The presentations are an extravagant event, with each member standing in the spotlight, receiving applause.
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Bickel said cafeteria staff stood up and burst into applause when the plan was announced.
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But the applause from heart experts has been muted, because expectations were so much higher.
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If he was hoping for thunderous applause from American Jews, President Trump may be disappointed.
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The applause is for their characters, some of the most beloved that television has produced.
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"There are 1.6 billion Muslims," Mr. Najib said at the Malaysian rally, to vigorous applause.
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Take this election from the great state of Alabama — [cheers and applause] Let me finish.
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But to their surprise, the poem was received with loud applause in the packed hall.
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During his visit to the alleyway, his words were met with smiles and energetic applause.
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But on Thursday, the bill passed through the house to applause, CNN affiliate SBS reported.
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Trump relied on many of the usual applause lines he often gives at campaign rallies.
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He left the stage to huge applause ... clearly, he knocked it out of the park.
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Sanders also drew applause when he reiterated his support for allowing incarcerated people to vote.
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With "reactions," users can send animated responses like applause, an eye-roll, or a thrown drink.
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Catchy in both tune and rhythm, the piece drew immediate applause, disrupting the program's continuous flow.
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Switch showed up (alongside Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto) on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show, to rapturous applause.
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" [Applause] "The indispensable centrality of fact-based reporting is careful, scrupulous listening and an open mind.
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As "Shallow" wrapped up, the crowd erupts into thunderous applause and Cooper took a humble bow.
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After letting out a laugh, she answered, "Donald Trump," to cheers and applause from the audience.
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She made it through the dark tunnel and came out the other side to raucous applause.
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When he launched his presidential campaign, Trump didn't appear to know where the applause lines were.
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He began with a round of applause for his guests of honor: the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Applause is unusual in the Commons chamber, where members usually voice their approval or dissent vocally.
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Owens, with tears streaming down her face, looked to the Heavens and joined in the applause.
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He appeared to falter on the 18th stack, but then recovered and finished to loud applause.
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All of these Egg Sheerans will make you smile and deserve a big round of applause.
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Carryn, with tears streaming down her face, looked to the heavens and joined in the applause.
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The protests thinned, and Trump drew applause from the crowd for his tough talk on guns.
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He then incorporated the starchy golden phallus into his shooting-an-arrow celebration, to thunderous applause.
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Just must echo the sentiments of applause for the first responders getting there in 60 seconds.
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As usual, the set drew gasps and applause from the audience when the curtain went up.
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In court on Monday, the guilty verdict was met with cheers and applause from Vetrano's family.
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"Let's just imagine I am on a debate stage with Donald Trump," Clinton said to applause.
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Finally...(APPLAUSE)... we are joined by one more witness to the ominous nature of this regime.
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The event ended with a confetti drop, listless applause and a return to the food queues.
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"I just can't believe it," he said of the warm welcome and lengthy applause he received.
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Ever the jokester, Cyrus was sure to adjust her breasts as the crowd erupted in applause.
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REGAN: So tell me... (APPLAUSE) REGAN: — why, in your view, is the president's proposal a problem?
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MORE (APPLAUSE) (COMMERICAL BREAK) REGAN: Welcome back to the Republican presidential debate live from North Charleston.
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"I've waited years to say this," he began, and then uttered something unprintable to much applause.
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When Mr. Salonen ascended the podium, many of the Philharmonic's players joined in the intense applause.
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When she finally finished, the crowd erupted into applause, as Blake slumped lower in his seat.
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DICKERSON: Quickly, though, on this question... (APPLAUSE) DICKERSON: Very quickly, Senator, on this specific question, though.
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But... (APPLAUSE) But you know, today is the 21th anniversary, or — 2170th birthday of Ronald Reagan.
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And if you had a president... (BELL RINGS) (APPLAUSE) CRUZ: ... all though I will say this.
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Usually, when people are this loud on a late-night bus, it doesn't end with applause.
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Adam's getting paid a billion dollars (audience applause), he's getting a $185 million consulting fee. Okay?
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"At our family's company, there are more female than male executives," Ivanka Trump said to applause.
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Sanders waved to colleagues and was met with loud applause before leaving, according to The Hill.
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"This was the first edition without my father," Jérôme told the crowd when the applause finished.
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When he gets to "Z" the toddler giggles and gives himself an adorable round of applause.
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And we can't let that go unanswered, whether it's on Twitter, Facebook, or anywhere else [applause].
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RUBIO: Selling watches in (inaudible) (APPLAUSE) TRUMP: (Inaudible) I took... RUBIO: That's where he would be.
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Some of Mr Modi's many efforts deserve applause, notably the reform of India's antiquated bankruptcy law.
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She finished to a sound she had never heard before: applause from someone beside her parents.
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The crowd reaction ranges on applause and disgust, with fans seemingly unsure of how to react.
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"Almost repaired," Ginsburg said to thunderous applause at The Museum of the City of New York.
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She praised the Dallas Police Department and police efforts in general, earning applause from the audience.
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Any mention of the debate is now an applause line, routinely her biggest of the day.
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Turner and Joe then immediately embraced in a kiss, eliciting cheers and applause from their guests.
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