He gesticulated less and grew more introspective, boasts turning into kvetches.
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Regeni, growing exasperated, gesticulated theatrically as he touched the limits of his Arabic.
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The Frenchwoman pumped her fist, while Strycova shrugged, gesticulated and remonstrated with herself.
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He gesticulated lewdly to the crowd, jumped around the ring, and held his arms aloft.
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Experts who reviewed the video said the interpreter spelled the wrong words and gesticulated gibberish.
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With a whistle bouncing on a string around his neck, he pointed, gesticulated and stalked.
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Some people on the convention floor yelled "Lyin' Ted" and "Go home!" while others gesticulated wildly.
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Girardi gesticulated wildly, pointing his finger and kicking at the dirt before he, too, was ejected.
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The pair then briefly exchanged words; Mr. Sanders gesticulated at Ms. Warren, turned and walked away.
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He swore about race director Charlie Whiting over the radio and gesticulated at the Dutch driver.
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The man in the bamboo hat — one of two men aboard — gesticulated as if conducting a symphony.
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At that point she knew I needed water, and kindly obliged when I gesticulated with a sipping motion.
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Singing from the throne, he pumped out the beat with his right leg and gesticulated with both arms.
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Where his rivals gesticulated, ranted or engaged in other displays of emotion, Mr. Massey spoke in measured tones.
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She even gesticulated similarly in some of the photos (like the shot above), to underscored those distinctive flouncy sleeves.
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You can see below how the pair exchanged seemingly heated words and Sanders gesticulated before walking away from Warren.
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Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly gesticulated angrily at Haas's Romain Grosjean after an on-track clash between the two Frenchmen.
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From the back of the stadium, an entourage gyrated and gesticulated around my rival as he swaggered toward the ring.
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Wolfe lounged in the lap of a corpse and gesticulated expressively as he talked with the set designer, Santo Loquasto.
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Evan gesticulated quickly and animatedly as he explained to Reggie how he could see people sending disappearing pictures back and forth.
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Mr. Finn gesticulated wildly in his usual manner, shouting to himself and the crowd even when he wasn't shouting into the microphone.
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He shouted, gesticulated (as much as one can gesticulate while being pulled by six cops), and revealed his full, grey, David Letterman-after-retirement-esque beard.
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Ostapenko's mood was as dark as the menacing black clouds circling above and she gesticulated forlornly towards her mother Jelena, who is also her coach, as shot after shot flew long.
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She held a pair of garden clippers in one hand, which flashed through the air as she gesticulated, discussing her life after college and the botanical antibiotics she has discovered so far.
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The police attempted to keep throngs of tourists and others from stopping and gawking at Mr. McClean, who gesticulated, lunged and spat at several officers who climbed the booth during the standoff.
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The defective one," it gesticulated at Nenadi, "woke me up too early, broke my stasis pod, and now, I suppose, I'm doomed to live out my days in the land of the giant clay women.
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In a short statement on its website that made no mention of Lee, China's Foreign Ministry said the British report "made thoughtless remarks and gesticulated" about Hong Kong matters and that Beijing was "extremely dissatisfied".
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There was just Mr. Trump, dressed in a dark overcoat and bright blue tie, free-associating in tweetable sound bites, and setting off the furious clicks of cameras every time he gesticulated with his arms.
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The Norwegian, who did not appear to lose time, gesticulated angrily at the finish line before watching Hirscher, who already had a lead of 0.20 seconds from the first run, charge down to win by 0.39 seconds.
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" In describing his address to the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland, essayist Kevin Baker wrote in Politico magazine, "Giuliani raved and gesticulated about the podium like an Aztec priest offering up fresh beating hearts to Quetzalcoatl.
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As Turner, 23, gesticulated with her left hand, fans of the "Game of Thrones" star couldn't help but fawn over the sparkler, which appears to be a simple wedding band encrusted with diamonds all the way round.
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Then, after showing Robert Mitchum's hands tattooed "Love" and "Hate" from his role as a fanatic preacher and killer in "The Night of the Hunter," Bono strutted and gesticulated, declaiming the song in a black suit and preacher's hat.
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As he gesticulated toward the glass doors to the Future team's offices, which are at the back of Laces, his voice had the breathless tenor of a whisper without being quiet; everything he said sounded like it could be followed by a magic trick.
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She was slightly hunched over, and yet her right arm, long and lean — she danced for many years — gesticulated freely and expressively, so that the contrast gave the impression of someone in a conflicted emotional state, someone both wanting to tell her story and unsure about doing so.
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Multiple incidents occurred in the middle of the pack: Filippi and Mortara made contact and Félix da Costa hit Heidfeld who angrily gesticulated to the latter. Vergne was sixth and his teammate Lotterer 13th. The problems affecting the Audi pair of di Grassi and Abt promoted López to fourth. On the 16th lap, Bird slowed briefly with gearbox issues on the start/finish straight, allowing Rosenqvist to take second.
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Barbedette, 214. Although Boulez knew no German and Stockhausen no French, the rapport between them was instant: "A friend translated [and] we gesticulated wildly ... We talked about music all the time—in a way I've never talked about it with anyone else."Peyser (1976), 76. Towards the end of 1951 a tour with the Renaud- Barrault company took him to New York for the first time, where he met Stravinsky and Varèse.
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Orators gathered at various points on Red Square delivered similar messages to the congregating marchers. Despite the grimness of the general slogans, marchers included a great number of women and children and the mood of the crowd was not violent; rather, a holiday spirit seems to have prevailed.Jansen, A Show Trial Under Lenin, p. 69. One popular placard was a large cutout of Émile Vandervelde with string-operated arms and legs, which gesticulated wildly in time to the martial music being played by a marching band.
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The strike was nominated for the Goal of the Year award at the 2007 Football League Awards. He was again a regular during a disastrous 2006–07 season, which finished with relegation to League Two. The end to Brooker's season was doubly soured when he "stupidly gesticulated in the direction of the fans" after being substituted on the final day during a match versus Tranmere Rovers. Supporter taunts led him to react again during a pre-season friendly versus Harrow Borough in July 2007.
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At the end of lap 42, Irvine drew to the right of Frentzen and out- braked him at the Imola chicane as Frentzen cut the corner to retain eighth. Irvine gesticulated at the Jaguar gantry on the pit lane to signal that Frentzen performed an illegal manoeuvre. Frentzen then ceded the position to Irvine to avoid incurring a penalty. On lap 44, the technical director of the Williams team Patrick Head went to his outfit's gantry on the pit wall to instruct Ralf Schumacher to enter the pit lane earlier than scheduled.
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During the 18th century conjectural history, based on a mix of linguistics and anthropology, on the topic of both the origin and progress of language and society was fashionable. These thinkers contributed to the construction of academic paradigms in which some languages were labelled "primitive" relative to the English language. Within this paradigm a primitive people could be discerned by their primitive language, as in the case of Hugh Blair who argued that Native Americans gesticulated wildly to compensate for poor lexicon of their primitive language. Around the same time, James Burnett authored a 6 volume treatise that delved more deeply into the matter of "savage languages".
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I have seen him lashing out with his fists and for > years perform a hundred other insanities, even to the point of trying to > trample on the Sacrament of the Eucharist – I did not see this myself but > learnt it the next day from witnesses. He lived like this for several years. > For the rest of his life, he never fulfilled any function within the > Society. When he recovered self-control, he wrote books and letters, visited > his neighbor and spoke very well about God, but he never said his prayers, > or read his Breviary, said Mass rarely and to his dying day mumped about and > gesticulated in a ridiculous and absurd fashion.
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Vettel began to get closer to Alonso at this stage, diving down the outside of Turn 1 on a couple of occasions. He showed his frustration at having lost two places in the pits and at being unable to regain them when he wildly gesticulated after a Virgin got in his way whilst chasing Alonso. Throughout the final eight laps, Vettel was reminded by the team that he did not need to win the race, to win the Championship in Japan so he held position, as did teammate Webber who was in fourth. A large battle for the final points scoring positions began on lap 46, when Adrian Sutil went down the inside of 130R to pass Kobayashi for ninth.
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The Force India of Paul di Resta was the first car out on track for the first part of the qualifying session, initially using the harder compound prime tyres. The Sauber team also adopted that tactic, and their driver, Sergio Pérez, ran wide at the end of the Esses and bounded across the gravel before wrestling the car back to track. Later in the session, after Sebastian Vettel provisionally set the fastest time on prime tyres as well, Bruno Senna, in his Williams, was impeded by the Toro Rosso of Jean-Éric Vergne. On the approach to the final chicane Senna, on a flying lap, was held up by the slow-moving Vergne and gesticulated wildly out of his cockpit, forsaking his next flying lap in frustration.
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