Which came first: Bernie's gestures or the SNL imitation of his gestures?
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But even if the gestures were empty, they still counted as gestures.
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"The incoming refugees were making unsightly gestures—possibly obscene gestures," she said.
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"I interpret all the gestures of welcome as gestures of good will," he said.
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These uncanny gestures are also indicative to the wooden gestures we diagnose in mental illness.
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The company said the new technology can be controlled with voice commands, head gestures, and simple touch gestures.
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Various police departments receive gestures of gratitude Police departments throughout the country received messages of support and gestures of kindness.
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Like Navigation Gestures, Edge Gestures has many configuration options, but what we're mostly concerned with are the Left Edge options.
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From the Settings dialog, select Mouse and you can enable or disable mouse gestures and see the gestures themselves demonstrated on screen.
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"I was struck by how angry the gestures, the facial gestures, the clenched hands, that went along with the words," he said.
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In fact we often didn't see gestures or full gestures – and Trump leaning on his lectern – until the two-camera format was abandoned.
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"Voice can reproduce accurately higher tempos than gestures, and is more precise than gestures when reproducing complex rhythmic patterns," according to Lemaitre's summary.
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It now has similar Air Action gestures to the Galaxy Note 93, allowing you to control your laptop with motion gestures using the stylus.
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And if words matter, and gestures matter, and actions matter, the answer to Trump requires a sober commitment to avoid meaningless words, gestures and actions.
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Their gestures are communicative, making the clear diction of the sung words even clearer; returning later in the story, the same gestures deepen and connect.
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Without systemic changes, publishers can only make gestures toward increasing diversity—gestures, like Diverse Editions, that end up highlighting the industry's problems instead of fixing them.
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Personally, I've found it to be more intuitive to use than Google's gestures on Android P, while also working better than OnePlus, Motorola, or Huawei's gestures.
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She breaks gestures down into their sensorimotor components, using electroencephalography (EEG) to show that memories of making certain actions change how we predict and perceive others' gestures.
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It's also reportedly gaining new squeeze gestures similar to the HTC U11; HTC is manufacturing the smaller Pixel 2, but both phones are rumored to have the gestures.
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VoiceOver also changes the way gestures work on your iPhone, and to turn it off in Settings, you will have to use the new gestures associated with VoiceOver.
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Giant Gestures, created by Mountain Gods, plays with the idea of our small finger gestures that we use to operate our mobile devices suddenly becoming supersized body language movements.
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" The experience of creating "10000 Gestures" has been grueling but exhilarating, said Mr. Chamblas, who still dances "À Bras le Corps" with Mr. Charmatz and is performing in "10000 Gestures.
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Will Apple continue to promote these somewhat obscure gestures on the next generation of button-less iPads with Face ID, or will it adopt the same gestures as the iPhone X?
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A slow, cryptic video portrays a shamanistic "Tribal Act" (2206), while a series of black and white photographs titled "Obscene Hand Gestures" (20220) documents gestures derived from Mexican-American street culture.
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They aren't even full sentences – just gestures and adjectives.
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Virtuosity will out — and always in small, ordinary gestures.
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Is that because — This [he gestures to the kitchen].
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I've been doing these personal gestures, these physical gestures in my last shows: exposed penises, talking about the mystery of the penis, and the superstition of the penis and the shame involved.
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All gestures here are grand gestures; all soirées are glittering soirées; all mirrors are magic mirrors; every ferocity is a genuine ferocity; every grill is a brazier; every regret a bitter one.
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Although done within a shorter period, Bluhm's work undergoes the biggest change, from layered fields of interwoven gestures and shapes, with drips running down the surface, to angular gestures in thicker paint.
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I like small romantic gestures better than large romantic gestures, but I think I look at the world through a romantic lens, which can cause suffering if you happen to be an artist.
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While the iPhone X gestures feel natural and easy to use, Apple's iPad multitasking gestures can be messy and confusing, especially if you're trying to use them to window apps side by side.
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And it is on him to make the first gestures, especially when he has made no gestures at all, for the entirely of his campaign, to many communities who are now so distraught.
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Hand gestures for Windows navigation While Microsoft is investing heavily in augmented reality approaches for HoloLens, the software maker has always hinted at additional hand-driven gestures making their way to Windows itself.
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Mr Moon wants much more than such symbolic gestures, however.
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How do the iPhone X gestures actually work in practice?
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Especially, it seems, when the small gestures involve big spending.
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Those gestures are customizable, depending on which apps you're using.
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You can also navigate Navdy's UI with simple hand gestures.
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They are, Ms McCulloch argues, the digital equivalent of gestures.
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The repetitive gestures have the ritual inflection of a prayer.
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In that climate, even apparently innocent gestures can stoke tension.
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Both Ripley and Maggie balked over these big romantic gestures.
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No, not like you already do, but by using gestures.
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Rodriguez has been known to shower Lopez with affectionate gestures.
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But there is some truth to what it gestures to.
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The characters solely express themselves through grunts, roars, and gestures.
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A guide gestures to an exhibit on executed North Koreans.
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A Somali gestures as he walks past a dead body.
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He was not prone to extravagant gestures or loud peroration.
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The opening session was full of symbolic moments and gestures.
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You can't beat that in terms of unexpected romantic gestures.
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Finally, this set of headphones is controlled by touch gestures.
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Really small gestures and facial expressions and things like that.
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Her hand gestures attempt to compensate for uncertainty of expression.
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The clothes encode confidence with only the tiniest of gestures.
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Clinton's talking points, style, even hand gestures resembled Mr. Sanders's.
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Android P's new gestures look just like the iPhone X's.
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Which of course begs the question: who's doing gestures better?
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It's a poetic blueprint for collective action and powerful gestures.
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Mostly, the work gestures vaguely in the direction of meaning.
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There are new gestures for switching and closing apps, too.
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As yet there's no option to add your own gestures.
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It only creates more incentive to unleash such ghastly gestures.
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This [gestures around the set] is a gift for me.
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Yes it does, but gestures enable a few more benefits.
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Users can interact with the things they see through gestures.
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This is a good moment for a few friendly gestures.
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It can also sense discrete gestures like swipes or taps.
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How do abstract gestures convey the communicative power of script?
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You can't use any HoloLens gestures to control the experience.
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News reports from the time show Obama making such gestures.
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All of the music is coming out of their gestures.
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These gestures may not be enough to save Theranos' reputation.
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Pensato's work is about grand gestures and not backing down.
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Props to all of Who Dat Nation for the gestures!!!
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Potts says small gestures can still have a significant impact.
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So by doing certain gestures, we can trigger different emotions.
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Boundaries fizzle accordingly, yielding a vast spectrum of tender gestures.
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He may not be the last to make such gestures.
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His arm gestures and cues still seem loose and flailing.
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Some of Khan's former colleagues watched these gestures with dismay.
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Ventures, he gestures at the "substantial environmental cost" the culling
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A 'cluster' of gestures shows a real feeling of connection.
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Spastic, puppetlike gestures evoked her subservience to the sorcerer Klingsor.
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The DPRK's dramatic gestures strike a similar chord of shock.
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The headphones are also getting a couple new touch gestures.
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Hand gestures can control phone and sound system functions — usually.
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I want the facial recognition and the new swipe gestures.
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The baritone Alessandro Corbelli enacted Dulcamara with subtle comic gestures.
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She pulls up her sleeve and gestures to her wrist.
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The reaching arm and the grasping hand are hollow gestures.
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It takes time to get used to those new gestures.
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The update also introduces a couple of new wrist gestures.
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The Free State farmer gestures with his giant shepherd's crook.
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He started communicating in written form, and later in gestures.
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This was resistance without merriment, abjuring any gestures of entertainment.
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There are no grand, monumental gestures in the Ford story.
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Anyone could see these compensatory gestures for what they were.
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Here are 11 gestures that will help you use it.
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Its scenic austerity, symbolic gestures and ritualized drama captivated artists.
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A pimp in a tattered shirt gestures at a doorway.
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His grandest gestures could seem shallow, his modest ones bottomless.
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Or, perhaps, the extravagant gestures that designate women as birds?
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"10000 Gestures" is set to Mozart's "Requiem" for good reason.
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She seeded the images with gestures to her former self.
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These gestures now feel, I suppose you could say, closer.
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Small gestures — like checking in on us — can mean everything.
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Others have made different gestures, such as raising their fists.
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I want the gestures of the piece to feel physical.
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Obviously, such pardons serve primarily (or entirely) as symbolic gestures.
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Many Mexicans said conciliatory gestures were no longer an option.
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The movement is strongly focused on gestures and the hands.
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This is reflected, too, in his supposed gestures of moderation.
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I wanted the new Motion Sense gestures to work consistently.
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MANCHESTER, England — Ten thousand gestures, 225 dancers, an hourlong performance.
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The new gestures may get rejected by users and manufacturers.
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Ms. Kusama reduced them to miniature, possibly taunting, feminine gestures.
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A president's words and gestures can both inspire and terrify.
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The Mets are hardly alone in offering such welcoming gestures.
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Still, none of these gestures can substitute for a paycheck.
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The visit also included a lot more than symbolic gestures.
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Drag Gestures now allows you to re-create the standard drag gestures in mobile apps, maybe for building an image carousel, for example, while linked symbols make it easier to apply changes across artboards.
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New research published this week in Animal Cognition is the first to classify gestures made by human children using the same technique that's used to classify gestures made by other ape species, specifically chimpanzees.
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Unfortunately, we're not afforded the same opportunities to make grand romantic gestures in sappy films—or real life—that straight men have, which is why queer films capitalize on subtle gestures like the FLG.
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The gestures she used when discussing her symptoms — fingertips interlocked protectively over her upper abdomen — where the same gestures she'd used when mentioning that her father had died of liver failure, Charon pointed out.
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The team trained the system to look for your hand gestures and pose, but the plan is to expand this project to also look at your eye gaze, facial animation and other non-verbal gestures.
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Samsung's Air gestures, which debuted on the Galaxy S4, allows users to scroll through their phones and pull up information by swiping at the air, which is similar to the touchless gestures described by Apple.
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The company is still trying to educate developers on how to deal with these gestures, and is promising another blog post soon explaining more about how they can "optimize" their apps for the new gestures.
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Gestures "cast spells" to mutate text and set it in motion.
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If you train people to do gestures, it is not naturalistic.
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Plus, there are tap and swipe gestures to play with now.
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What surprised me the most is how well the gestures worked.
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However, despite looking realistic while standing still, her gestures need work.
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Human toddlers and chimps make similar gestures, according to new research.
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That's a lot of additional real estate for multi-finger gestures.
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But this deepfake blinks, moves seamlessly, and gestures like Zuckerberg would.
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Ollie's longing for a way out is evident in Thompson's gestures.
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It'd just be too depressing, given [gestures at our entire reality].
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It's one of the most recognizable gestures in world politics today.
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Opera has some of the same gestures, but Vivaldi has more.
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David Sutton's work as LXV utilizes small gestures to grand effect.
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The Great Hack gestures at questions around privacy and cultural polarization.
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The three-finger gestures for cut / copy / paste are frankly bad.
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Martinez sometimes combined acts of violence with small gestures of empathy.
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Time is limited so I work out gestures in the studio.
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One point is the French president's attention to symbols and gestures.
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Sometimes it's the teeniest tiniest gestures that get us the most.
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Toward its end, I Am Human gestures toward bigger transhumanist questions.
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The campaign is doing so with public gestures and private pleading.
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And the default Calendar app lacks basic gestures and navigation features.
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I don't think people pay attention to Trump's hand gestures enough.
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There are a few areas where Google's gestures top Apple's, though.
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Like, I have a kid, maybe — and be like, [gestures dismissively].
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Mr López Obrador, in contrast, is less fond of unifying gestures.
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Without the home button, you'll rely on gestures and other tricks.
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Others pantomime dramatic hand gestures while rehearsing their lines out loud.
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Between the language and the little gestures, Cobb draws a conclusion.
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Like OnePlus, Motorola and others, Huawei embraces gimmicky gestures and shortcuts.
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But first, he added, little gestures were needed to defuse tensions.
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Even before his prior gestures, Trump had a history of support.
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"But it is time for facts and not gestures," he added.
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Android P will get new navigation gestures to switch between apps.
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But the most shameless inspiration is the left and right gestures.
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Gestures may be simple actions, but they don't function in isolation.
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Now there are two levels of pressure-sensitive gestures as well.
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Samsung has already integrated hovering gestures into the Galaxy Note phones.
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When you're talking to somebody in person, you use hand gestures.
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Research indicates hand gestures are an important part of our charisma.
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It'll reportedly be able to respond to voice commands and gestures.
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Sometimes, seemingly small gestures like Kailyn's make a world of difference.
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A few big gestures of aggression, and then things settle down.
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Romantic films of the past often involve Hollywood style romantic gestures.
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But these are paltry gestures compared to the ramifications of travel.
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Several players have since made similar gestures of protest before games.
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He looks the happiest when making small gestures of authority-tweaking.
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Symbolic gestures — another special lighting of the Eiffel Tower — were announced.
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Gremmler's graphics trace the conductor's gestures like ripples in a lake.
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When it comes to romantic gestures, few things come to mind.
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Spears, in contrast, forgoes grand gestures in favor of transient moods.
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But it doesn't support touchless gestures like the new Pixel does.
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In the past, the Pope hasn't been afraid of grand gestures.
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They loved her elaborate, ridiculous costumes; they loved her overdramatic gestures.
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Here's the simple process for copying and pasting text with gestures.
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"You can see it in people eyes, smile, gestures," he said.
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Some cities responded with elaborate gestures to try to woo Amazon.
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Certified medical assistant Geoff Ginter gestures as he speaks to Rep.
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Android Police There's more new stuff, too, like some neat gestures.
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With earnest, dramatic gestures, Ms. Sokolow conveys their isolation and desperation.
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Everything about her was elegant: her clothes, her hair, her gestures.
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The conductor returns to our car and gestures for the boy.
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The gestures are sincerely meant, though they can read as superficial.
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Amid his several showily blustering gestures, this one is scarcely noticeable.
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It is also more manipulative — gestures designed to generate a response.
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Any inappropriate hand gestures or obscene phrases are real crowd pleasers.
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Use facial expressions, gestures and possibly food treats while you talk.
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But these gestures could change based on user feedback, Twitter says.
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The best way to respond to small, kind gestures is twofold.
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None of us should be fooled by corporate gestures of solidarity.
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We have been called upon to make gestures of great responsibility.
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Head gestures and movements and making everything very big and open.
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But certain gestures, movements and positions loom out with exceptional force.
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Their gestures and quirks, their flaws and strengths, are all familiar.
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The gestures recognized Bryant's two professional jersey numbers, 8 and 24.
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Although small gestures had been made, efforts toward reparations had failed.
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It needs to translate abstract concepts into intuitive gestures and taps.
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Could engraved text messages be the future of romantic jewellery gestures?
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It is always tempting to see the absurdity in theatrical gestures.
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He gamely poses for photos and then gestures for a tip.
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These flaps can convey information to the driver via "subtle gestures."
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Trump has come under criticism for his kind gestures toward Putin.
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What she does, mostly, is layer sounds and gestures of anguish.
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The gestures recognized Bryant's two professional jersey numbers, 8 and 24.
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Speaking in Stockholm, Wozniak continually smiles, gestures and is easily excited.
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Seidel often saves his ugliest gestures for the coup de grâce.
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Starting with I think that guy [gestures to Abraham Lincoln painting].
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Using hand gestures, the group conveyed their appreciation to the missionary.
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He has made grandiose gestures that have been applauded by public.
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The film forces you to pay attention to details and gestures.
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I did not make any hand gestures or other aggressive moves.
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This [she gestures around the room] isn't the reality of life.
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She chooses tighter gestures, fitting for the camera placed on her.
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Body language, hand gestures in particular, are also a sensitive issue.
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The gestures, made Tuesday and Wednesday, were captured on camera and are expected to be presented as evidence by the government, along with testimony from the witness to whom those gestures were apparently addressed, Alejandro Burzaco.
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The nice thing about all of these gestures is that it provides the interaction with two levels of feedback: you can see the screen responding to your gestures, sure, but you can physically feel your own fingers.
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His film is full of grand stylistic flourishes and epic emotional gestures.
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It's a neat idea, except the hand gestures aren't easy to use.
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Ivanka is not exactly known for her exuberant facial expressions or gestures.
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There are three main gestures: double tapping, swiping in, and swiping out.
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But beyond these gestures, the site more directly caters to smaller channels.
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Some drones even let you control them with Jedi-like hand gestures.
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HEMINGWAY: I am capable of grander romantic gestures, and I would (Inaudible).
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It appears to be controlled entirely with gestures or a phone app.
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Toby, as we have already seen, is the king of grand gestures.
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If we all make small gestures, collectively, that becomes a giant movement.
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Beyond changing the gestures, Apollo is highly customizable in other areas, too.
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It's a dance piece full of gestures, and it's totally not precise.
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Finally, there are the actual gestures, of which there are only two.
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This girlfriend turned up and made things nice, little gestures, little noticings.
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The pillars of body language are facial expressions, gestures, posture, and gaze.
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Instead you'll control it with your voice, gestures, and old-fashioned buttons.
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"Go back, go back!" she recalled him saying, mimicking his frantic gestures.
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They seemed free-flowing, with "dancing" gestures that were loose, not stiff.
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It even starts to become engaging when you learn the wrist gestures.
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The video features Lawley saying the N-word and using obscene gestures.
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That phrase was always delivered with loud screams and flailing hand gestures.
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Human motion capture technology helps the arm move naturally with intuitive gestures.
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One resident, Serkan, gestures toward bombed-out buildings and fields of rubble.
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Cover image: Republican Corey Stewart gestures during a debate with U.S. Sen.
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He gestures toward a sizable Sony Trinitron, one of his prize finds.
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That comes in the form of shockingly emotional speeches or grand gestures.
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Finally, there's a fingerprint sensor in the front that can recognize gestures.
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It's enormous, silky smooth, and extremely responsive to multifinger swipes and gestures.
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The new app switcher Some gestures are easier to get than others.
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Such gestures can ease holiday stress and show someone that you care.
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Other popular gestures mean your pup wants to go outside or play.
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Several recoil while she assaults their senses with manic giggles and gestures.
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Despite all this belaboring, I do prefer the gestures to the buttons!
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Another farmer in the film, Ben Thompson, gestures toward his native pasture.
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Users, meanwhile, can interact with Sense through voice, gestures, and its app.
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No grand gestures or fancy charades here — and that was the point.
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They're each deeply narcissistic gestures that put the individual front and center.
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Hunnam made news recently for his very sweet, pared down romantic gestures.
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Some of protesters jumped atop the military vehicles and made triumphant gestures.
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On average, a president uses 152 hand gestures in their inaugural address.
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"She was clearly being coached, you can see the hand gestures," Mrs.
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Notable software tweaks include the camera app, which now supports various gestures.
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In other cases, Congress has taken symbolic gestures to rebuke the President.
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"Even the smallest gestures are so important to me," the teen says.
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That latter description gestures at the core of many of Koze's creations.
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Looming over Rachel with threatening gestures, Phillip's sheer brawn speaks for him.
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The game gestures at it before, in a mostly non-committal way.
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But that doesn't mean their low-tech gestures were any less ridiculous.
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You know whether they're sympathetic by their own body language and gestures.
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While gestures aren't as good, they're better than just a silly touchscreen.
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You could imagine the gracious bows and flowing gestures of the dancers.
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These gestures are so subtle that one wonders if anyone will notice.
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The participants unconsciously imitated gestures of avatars who shared their skin color.
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Along the way, Amazon added features like touchscreen, gestures and screen-lighting.
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Despite all the pseudo-populist gestures, Donna Brazile and her Clinton Inc.
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Yet this intimate moment is bracketed by deliberately operatic, even bombastic gestures.
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By tracing the Soviet afterlives of Western art, Gilburd gestures toward a
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As they chattered among themselves, they failed to notice Grosjean's hand gestures.
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His signaling had not been perfected yet — some gestures were being missed.
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"When you do gestures, everyone knows what that feels like," he said.
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Emotes are dances or gestures that characters can do in the game.
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The toy speaks "Minion" and can respond to clapping and hand gestures.
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The use of embedded stories gestures to a tradition of oral storytelling.
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The iPad is getting new gestures for copy, paste, and other actions.
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Nino, as he was known, engaged in operatic gestures and brilliant rhetoric.
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He personally rehearsed with me gestures, glances and movements of the mouth.
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I saw one young man in the crowd making body slam gestures.
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Detecting and understanding human gestures is a hugely important part of that.
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Deep conversations will be had today, and some passionate gestures are made.
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See, we don't get any of this in America [gestures to church].
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The crowd met every missed opportunity with annoyed yelling and disappointed gestures.
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It reminds me that gestures go in and out of fashion, too.
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Here's a look at Blac Chyna's shadiest gestures toward the Kardashian-Jenners.
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You can only do hand signals-- gestures like 'Are you still OK?
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The "skin" can register your touches and gestures with built-in sensors.
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" Colonna asks, hypothetically, then gestures to a nearby rack of clothes. "Voilà.
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Spark on iPadOS also supports the floating keyboard and new iPadOS gestures.
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Here's a manual of Sanders's six favored gestures and what each suggests.
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Part of it is the articulation of sound [makes accordion pumping gestures].
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Quests take the form of social gestures that raise your character stats.
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Her gestures and facial expressions were almost as big as her appetite.
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Other gestures take on the form of inside jokes traveling through time.
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The Dictionary of Gestures is clearly the product of a strange mind.
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"They're funny gestures," said Gouard, now coaching at the University of Indianapolis.
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" In Godwin's words, "I can see her gestures in everything I do.
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As a result, controlling the iPhone X mostly involves using touch gestures.
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"In the absence of that, this is all gestures," Mr. Walters said.
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Israeli officials played down the gestures to the Palestinians after approving them.
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The gestures, depicted and painterly, are aggressive; flesh is torn, drips happen.
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"He was making gestures about getting a hard-on again," she said.
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Impassive actors engage in dancelike gestures while staring straight into the camera.
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Part of what made the Jesus so endearing were his extravagant gestures.
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There are a lot of weighty gestures, weighty movements in the piece.
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The process is filled with awkward gestures, incorrect pronunciations and occasional triumphs.
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They may become withdrawn, apathetic, uninhibited, distractible and repeat words or gestures.
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Gun control experts say the open-carry discouragements are not empty gestures.
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The choreography, by Brandon Bieber, is an odd pastiche of familiar gestures.
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"I don't understand," she kept saying, though the mother's gestures transcended language.
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But even the best of them were polemical gestures, not artistic ones.
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The gestures become amplified and that sort of communication becomes like hypercommunication.
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A video released by Amazon shows that the glasses include swipe gestures.
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A protester gestures during a mass demonstration in Hong Kong in June.
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And even the adults at the conference caught onto the empty gestures.
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That anxiety, he said, needed to be addressed with substantial, intercontinental gestures.
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Gestures and movements are severely rationed, so that each one reads incisively.
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Compared with the potential gains from lower taxes, these gestures are trifles.
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Did your interaction include any nonverbal gestures — touching, hugs or other actions?
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To help with that kind of messaging, Google has added a new keyboard that allows you to to input text via swipe gestures (you can also use gestures to hand-draw emoji or set shortcuts to canned responses).
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As you can see in the video, this lets users control and manipulate the phone using gestures, such as swiping left and right to skip through music tracks, or using other gestures to snooze alarms and silence phone calls.
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That extra space, in particular, comes in handy for gestures and overall usability.
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When it comes to thoughtful gestures, Americans would like them in cash, please.
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One big distinction is that some gestures have conventional names and some don't.
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Yanez gestures to his holster and tells him not to reach for it.
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"And then," he gestures with his hand to show an airplane taking off.
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The pastoral setting of her family home gestures toward an elusive idyllic past.
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There are just three gestures available to you: tap, long press and swipe.
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Affordable Care Act and gestures at replacing it with a bunch of empty
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The app will introduce various playback controls, too, including one that uses gestures.
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Teens are setting the bar obscenely high for romantic gestures with elaborate promposals.
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Plenty of other locales made similar gestures to try and win Amazon's love.
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The Pastagram has many of these things, or at least gestures toward them.
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It's a feature that lets you control a few tasks with hand gestures.
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Students from mainland China, she said, confronted her with expletives and lewd gestures.
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Android Q has oft-requested UI changes like dark mode and improved gestures.
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These can be considered small gestures, but in the NFL, they speak loudly.
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Kim responds to those evocative images with her own abstract gestures and actions.
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But toolbar, schmoolbar — it's even faster to use the new three-finger gestures.
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Other gestures Wrio uses include swiping right and holding to restore deleted text.
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As we make our way down the hallways, he gestures to another door.
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I wish to cultivate "peace within" through simple gestures of love and kindness.
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The young Mohammed — deaf and mute — uses gestures to recount his forced displacement.
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The gestures aren't obvious, and managing the different snapped apps states isn't easy.
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Some interpreted their gestures as a display of nationalism aimed at the Serbians.
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When you struggle with mental illness, the smallest gestures could mean the world.
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Build someone a car (if those other gestures aren't grand enough for you).
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These gestures all worked for me, but sometimes it took a couple tries.
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I don't understand why Apple couldn't just develop gestures for basic playback controls.
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The Xperia robot runs Android and responds to voice, gestures, and facial expressions.
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Finally, Outlook now allows you to use swipe gestures to organize your inbox.
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It also (gasp!) lacks a "Home" button, and is awakened by gestures instead.
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Gestures like these, twinned with his romantic reputation as a musician, thrilled contemporaries.
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But again, that data gestures at impropriety but doesn't provide a smoking gun.
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Google is also adding new gestures that completely replace the old icons entirely.
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Key interactions like changing apps are now accomplished through iPhone X-like gestures.
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Making gestures in the air could be Apple's new evolution of multi-touch.
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We see a facial expression that is neutral, more commanding, gestures on point.
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Cover image: New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, gestures as he speaks, Monday, Jan.
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"I see so many lovely gestures telling women we're strong," our heroine sings.
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They typically send such signals through a series of agreed-upon hand gestures.
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Some are overt homages; others are subtler recreations of certain gestures or poses.
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The Result: Like music fans, Patton was unimpressed by her ex's apologetic gestures.
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Besides performing helpful gestures, benign ghosts will also appear for profoundly personal reasons.
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Here are nine cost-effective alternatives inspired by celebrity gestures of holidays past.
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Moved by his gestures, Liu accepted Yao and married him on Christmas Day.
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You can use the mobile app to configure gestures based on hand movements.
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As far as grand gestures go, it's pretty low effort and low cost.
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It's larger and supports a number of multi-finger gestures, which is great.
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She gestures to my green tea on the table in front of me.
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He's done the training simulations, improv class, practiced holding hands, the comforting gestures.
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Gestures like these allow players to build fan bases and to make money.
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These threats are followed by conciliatory gestures indicating a willingness to hold discussions.
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Blain-Cruz cleverly runs interference by stylizing Pittman's pleading gestures and her collapse.
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Evidence suggests that gestures are the best the 21st century GOP can do.
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Most gestures just amount to a subconscious game of rock, paper, scissors. Sen.
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Their bodies like bare trees, naked arms giving fruit to hands in gestures.
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That means restraining himself from comments and gestures that he would otherwise make.
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Ocasio-Cortez's gestures were used in many, many references to classically Italian foods.
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Yet while reaching for symbolic gestures, she has often fallen back on pragmatism.
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Even the robot gestures are crafted to evoke a true coffee bar experience.
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A Palestinian woman gestures as tires burn during a protest near Gaza city.
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After he pats you down, he gestures for you to walk through again.
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Improving over timeWith all that said, motion gestures aren't a deal-breaker, either.
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"This guy [he gestures Romero to him] thank you, thank you very much."
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The new iOS 13 software update brought a bunch of new iPhone gestures.
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After a few grand gestures and some faux exasperation we settled on $30.
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Their offers have sounded more like gestures of modest hospitality than concessions, however.
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His hi-top fade, his chain, his DJ skills, his Jay Z gestures.
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Shapiro: [Gestures towards Gretchen and Annie] I knew the two of you separately.
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Onboard cameras showed crew members making thumbs-up gestures after the blast-off.
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These conductive yarns, where sewn, are able to respond to gestures and touch.
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I think these types of gestures can happen on the missile side, too.
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Plus, YouTube has been thinking of ways to better use gestures on mobile.
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Reeves' kind act was one of his first gracious gestures to go viral.
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Trump advisers are well aware that even small gestures can lead to setbacks.
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You can even send an expressive message, like an emoji, with different gestures.
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And speaking of controls, the Mavic Air is still controllable with hand gestures.
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I get to know them through their facial expressions, gestures, and body language.
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The dying Minotaur calmly gestures with his hand, as if making a speech.
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There was a time when modest gestures of goodwill and bipartisanship were routine.
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The statues can reference recent games, major accomplishments, trademark gestures or humorous incidents.
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Here are 11 gestures that will help you make the most of it.
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What I find attractive is that it has these aggressive Boulez gestures already.
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It was key for me to portray her feminine theatrical movements and gestures.
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Users can also post multiple Fleets, which viewers will move through using gestures.
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To do this, go to Settings > Display > Navigation bar > select Full screen gestures.
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We know gestures like this, big and small, are taking place around California.
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At a time with few road maps, individual gestures may be extra important.
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The islanders accepted them without hurting anyone, though they then made obscene gestures.
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The thing is, as he should know by now, she hates grand gestures.
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Shaqiri, Xhaka and Lichtsteiner made two-handed eagle gestures during the Serbia match.
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"Grand Union" gestures toward the former, but ultimately winds up as the latter.
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This discussion gestures toward climate change, although the characters don't use that term.
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"I am indeed thankful and truly appreciate these magnanimous gestures," the letter read.
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Physical gestures are enormously significant, each movement a germ of drama and scrutiny.
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An Iraqi demonstrator gestures during ongoing anti-government protests in Baghdad, Jan. 20.
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While Delta had no control over that delay either, I appreciated those gestures.
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Such gestures are certainly nice, and can contribute to a pleasant work environment.
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Posts that were once meant as romantic gestures became tiny, pixelated middle fingers.
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No grand gestures to save the day, just pure, raw, lust and heartbreak.
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Weigh your options carefully before you make any grand gestures or travel plans.
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A low-cost ECG heart monitor and a vehicle controlled by hand gestures.
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The vote had 19 abstentions, and some members cautioned against making symbolic gestures.
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Contenders tried to woo the company with elaborate gestures and big tax incentives.
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The work explores structures of globalization and cultural production through gestures of materiality.
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It's not just words, it's action; in his eyes, his face, his gestures.
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The show-stealer is Shalini's mercurial mother, an "outrageous queen" of capricious gestures.
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Level with the water, I tell him, making pancaking gestures with my hands.
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You don't really know what happens with the gestures or the energy field. . . .
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Jasmine: [Stephanie and I] are matching, You can't tell underneath [gestures to hoodie].
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Costly gestures with unclear impacts aren't a good place to encourage symbolic stands.
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The past regime cared about gestures and appeasing fans; this one does not.
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If you're a rider, you could lose access to the service for "use of inappropriate and abusive language or gestures:" For example, asking overly personal questions, using verbal threats, and making comments or gestures that are aggressive, sexual, discriminatory, or disrespectful.
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She conjures up '90s-era campus politics with pitiless accuracy: the white students wearing "Recovering Racist" pins; the black girls hacking off their "'colonized' hair"; the empty gestures and the beautiful gestures — the shrillness, to be sure, but the sweetness too.
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The guys laugh, make lewd tongue gestures and give her the thumbs-up sign.
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Such gestures are often votes against change, against the natural evolution of pop music.
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Cover image: Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf gestures during a news conference in Oakland, Calif.
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We spotted the micro expressions, the gestures, the intonations, the glint in his eye.
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To be truly useful, they'll need to speak human language and understand human gestures.
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Aside from gestures, the Surface Pro 4's display lets me draw on it.
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The voyage he has undertaken gestures towards the aether, even as he turns inward.
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The league and its players have an opportunity to make patriotism more than gestures.
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Gestures like these made throughout the organization have built working relationships that stand apart.
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All these gestures work better if you have someone other than yourself do them.
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Although relationships are common in prisons, gestures of intimacy between inmates are technically forbidden.
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Gestures that depart, however slightly, from the formalist baseline, in this context feel huge.
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It typifies the formal strategy of an album whose quiet gestures feel loud indeed.
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Wild great apes have no vocal language, but they use about 80 different gestures.
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While the car's stopped, though, the Byton activates a new kind of interaction: gestures.
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The company is leaning toward simplicity rather than making any "cutting edge" artificial gestures.
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At the finish, he and Vettel engaged in angry hand gestures to one another.
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They've identified some 47 different potential gestures they use in an attempt to communicate.
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The icons were meant to evoke the Games' logo, which used similar sweeping gestures.
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It also has touch gestures for switching between digital drawing tools on the iPad.
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Using different gestures, the duck will help read stories, play, games and sing songs.
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It's going to take a while to get used to all the new gestures.
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By stripping your paintings down to sober gestures, you can amplify what's truly necessary.
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It's smooth, glassy, and huge, making it easy to use for multi-finger gestures.
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Steven gestures to a blueberry field that belongs to one of his friends, Leroy.
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"It takes a lot to do this," he gestures at the fields behind him.
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This is useful, because dealing with iPadOS gestures can be tricky with a mouse.
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Remember what I said about how I react to surprises, kind gestures, and gifts?
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Trump on Monday predicted a trade deal with China after positive gestures by Beijing.
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This latest version brings new swipe gestures, prioritizing notifications, settings, Google Fit and Assistant.
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Historically, such gestures have been perceived as distant London telling Scotland what to do.
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The gestures that have replaced the home button on iPhone X generally work great.
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Animoji is fun, essentially transposing your facial gestures onto one of several animated creatures.
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Today, many of these grand gestures of societal improvement are already gone or deteriorating.
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The lack of playback controls or gestures is a huge pain in the ass.
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Civil gestures may disguise savagery, as was the case under the Nazis and Soviets.
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But their gestures are a flawed gimmick, and the sound offered simply isn't impressive.
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Apple's gestures also beat out Google's when it comes to quickly switching between apps.
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The current tap and bloom gestures work, but aren't exactly elegant or fast. pic.twitter.
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For one, the modded watch can facilitate Minority Report-style gestures for using interfaces.
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The Touch Bar is touch sensitive and supports multi-touch as well as gestures.
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Small gestures CNN's Oren Liebermann in Jerusalem cautioned against over-optimism after the handshake.
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We will systematically denounce the sexist remarks, the uncalled-for gestures, the inappropriate behavior.
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"Power is communicated by gestures," said Patti Wood, a body language expert and author.
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Just the simplest gestures can make a world of difference after a traumatic encounter.
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But to some opponents, these gestures of reconciliation come as too little, too late.
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According to Bloomberg, upcoming iPhones could also detect touchless gestures right above the display.
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It's possible to communicate the substance of the Gospel through subtle gestures and words.
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In this mode, you can send live emojis, live touch gestures, and emoji bursts.
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Neck rolling, exaggerated hand gestures, and animated conversations are all native to Black girls.
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Cavdir played a solo, stretching the cable of the GameTrak in melodic, emotional gestures.
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Will mapping broad arm gestures to turning on your smart lights actually be useful?
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On the other, strongly attacking Islam with words or gestures can also incur prosecution.
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While the device was canceled, the work behind Microsoft's Kinect-like gestures lives on.
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So all of those inherent contradictions are embedded in the gestures in the paintings.
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"We've now introduced more dimensions, which means there are more complex gestures," Lamb says.
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Hand gestures are a powerful way for speakers to build trust with their audience.
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Hand gestures help us more effectively communicate our ideas, explain points and make connection.
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When it comes to gestures, bigger may be better, but smaller is definitely cuter.
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His weird hand gestures, or the those strange baggy jodhpurs he had everyone wear.
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They just know—because I think a lot of the gestures are very 'me.
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These small gestures, along with my friend's amazing cocktails, got people in the door.
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Simple hand gestures like thumbs up can mean very different things when traveling. 51.
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Would people be able to make their own gestures, like making a sticker pack?
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Few grandstanding gestures are made: the vast accumulation of evidence does all the talking.
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To top it off, we introduced a series of gestures to other Asian cuisines.
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I can make larger gestures, expand, have an imaginary horizon line for my sculptures.
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Recent reports indicate that Apple has been experimenting with touchless gestures and curved screens.
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Julie and Billy can make gestures toward change without ever having to do it.
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The technician unties my gown and gestures to the machine where I lie down.
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Among other things, these discouraged pilots from making "unfriendly physical gestures" from their cockpits.
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Not token gestures on the edge, but fundamental rewiring of business from the core.
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Trump will face near-unanimous Republican congressional opposition to any favorable gestures toward Moscow.
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Paris and Die gestures more broadly at what we do when we interpret the
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He indicated this with small gestures that told a story when captured by photographers.
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There are few gestures of mainstream embrace quite like an invitation to Buckingham Palace.
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At this point, negotiators have little to build upon beyond symbolic statements and gestures.
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None of them are saying anything — they're crying or making other silent gestures instead.
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Empty gestures intended to fill news cycles, buttress political legacies and assuage the hopeful.
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That's why smiling, holding doors, and saying hello to strangers are such powerful gestures.
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The symbolic gestures will pale to the force of the message — and the messenger.
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It's as if expansive Mahlerian phrases are condensed into short, epigrammatic gestures, almost fragments.
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We work here as a team and these gestures can be a bit frustrating.
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The archetypal modern piece was knotty and abstract, with angular gestures and abrupt transitions.
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Van Natten explains that Blakely's use of hand gestures constantly reinforces her verbal messages.
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Given his prison sentence, both are symbolic gestures but are testament to his popularity.
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Facial expressions, gestures and other nonverbal cues have significantly added to the courtroom drama.
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They also shout and curse, making obscene gestures as they are led from events.
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Trump's answer, once again, gestures at hating nuclear weapons ("just get rid of it").
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The entire room brings together earth and outer space in subtle yet grand gestures.
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It also showcased Apple technologies like Apple Pencil, gestures, iOS drawing APIs, and Metal.
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My gestures are less sharp, I've got osteoporosis, and look, I've got the shakes.
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Like this!" she gestures to one of the gifts I brought her, "little bobbleheads.
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Weems gestures as though she's presenting a gift, passing it on matter-of-factly.
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Before we had all of the choreography set, there were gestures that kept reappearing.
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The design is a symphony of bold gestures, smoothly flowing lines, and exotic shapes.
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In the ensuing months, a lot of sub-hooks and hand gestures were added.
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Each song is sung exactly alike, with the same few gestures and vocal mannerisms.
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"The Great Gatsby," for the perils of life lived as a series of gestures.
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And, you know, my friend here [he gestures toward DiCaprio] has been the same.
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These shallow symbolic gestures are not a substitute for meaningful engagement with black voters.
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From fist bumps to footshakes and even namaste, these gestures are on the rise.
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This includes nonphysical harassment, including suggestive remarks and gestures, or requests for sexual favors.
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Using gestures to get around is simply better — as long as it's well-implemented.
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His work makes much of Bausch's use of repetition and eccentric, briskly executed gestures.
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She is most expressive with her face, achieving intimacy with just a few gestures.
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There's multiple companies making MIDI rings for performing effects like vibrato with hand gestures.
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When Gjelstad first met Sauendi Mann at her farmhouse, they communicated mostly through gestures.
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It's super meticulously edited, but the macro stuff is trying for big, grand gestures.
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So while they elicited gestures of kindness from some, they aroused suspicion from others.
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It is a reminder that gestures are easier to make than long-term plans.
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But, she added, the Kremlin is nonetheless spooked by even modest gestures of defiance.
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He is a liminal, anachronistic presence with his Victorian hand gestures and melancholy droop.
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But at a time when everything is being politicized, few gestures are ever simple.
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" Such gestures would show that "the other side creates divisiveness, but we solve problems.
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The iPad Pro uses Face ID and swipe gestures in place of the button.
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In his 26 and 229 debates, Mr. Bloomberg kept those gestures to a minimum.
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Some choreographed, stylized gestures accompany the singing, as is the tradition in opéra-ballet.
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He retweeted a "Daily Show" bit mocking him for imitating Mr. Trump's hand gestures.
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It lacks the intimacy of speaking to someone and seeing their reactions and gestures.
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And the repeated gestures also start to add up, like pieces of a story.
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It's a teenager making obscene gestures, but only when the teacher's back is turned.
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The singers are restricted to stylized gestures, and appear onstage in neatly symmetrical groupings.
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At the end of the day, it's the everyday gestures of love that count.
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After gestures like these, though, the final scene sees the collapse of theatricality altogether.
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Police videos from that day show Mann walking down the street, making strange gestures.
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But federal lawmakers have been more interested in empty gestures than actual policy solutions.
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In the morning, he gestures at the disheveled bedsheets, their entwined legs: ghachar ghochar.
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Whatever the ritual, it would be complicated and imperfect, as all symbolic gestures are.
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The film fumbles some of its big gestures and over-italicizes a few statements.
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This is somewhat different: I'm taking little repetitions and making them into structural gestures.
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President Trump gestures as he delivers his first State of the Union address. Rep.
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Kim at the same time also stressed Washington must reciprocate his initial "goodwill" gestures.
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The Japanese are not comfortable with extra gestures of affection like the hand patting.
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Their gestures of humanity — a birthday cake, a soccer ball — tend to go unrecorded.
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You can also use three-finger gestures for cutting, copying, and pasting of text.
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With text, videos and purposeful gestures, Bakst analyzes her life over the past year.
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Their movements are somehow both modern and ancient; choreographed animalistic gestures and primal grunts.
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There's not much subtlety possible in here, which lends itself to more extravagant gestures.
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Craft materials like glitter are contained within gestures we normally associate with heroic abstraction.
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His speeches and gestures also recall the intentionally exaggerated performance and makeup of kabuki.
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Software, with its keystrokes and touch-based gestures, changed the nature of sound generation.
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She gestures to Cher, the wall-sized H logo, the line of impassioned volunteers.
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But the biggest sin of the Android P gestures is that because Google is sticking to its halfway mentality, the gestures don't actually save any UI space, because Android still reserves the same bottom chunk of the screen for the virtual buttons.
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For productivity app developers, iPadOS's new ability to pop out separate windows of an app — more like a "real" computer — will be useful, as will the addition of App Exposé, and new gestures like the three-finger copy, cut, paste and undo gestures.
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Donald Trump gestures to his wife, Melania, after she addressed the convention on Day 2.
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We just hope it's not worse than the awful air gestures in the LG G8.
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There were a couple times when the jacket wouldn't respond to any gestures at all.
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He was taught proper mannerisms and gestures and to speak in a softly modulated tone.
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He occasionally gestures with his hands but his voice -- deep and monotone -- betrays no emotion.
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In the clip above, the man makes arm gestures at the bison, who eventually charges.
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Loud cursing, shouting, obscene gestures and vile insults, including crude comments about the female anatomy.
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Others aren't sold on the gestures, though that's how it usually goes with new features.
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The first is that Q just lifts its core set of gestures from the iPhone.
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It's just that taken as a whole, all these idiot gestures look exactly the same.
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Former model Janice Dickinson gestures outside the courthouse during Bill Cosby's sentencing hearing on Sept.
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Actually, it looks like you're doing the opposite, like the gestures are expelling, pushing away.
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Literally — fill up the physical space around you with hand gestures and an expansive posture.
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Get the Swiftpoint GT Wireless Ergonomic Mobile Mouse with Truly Natural Touch Gestures See Details
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Barrada has long investigated gestures and grammar of resistance to structures of power and control.
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Gestures like Van Etten's have been the easiest way to spot reptiles at these conventions.
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It's great for all of the multi-finger gestures Microsoft has built into Windows 10.
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You control it through gestures and a rotary dial that straps to your steering wheel.
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The basic navigation mechanic has switched to gestures by default as part of Android 10.
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It's simpler and more obvious to use, with less reliance on hard-to-find gestures.
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With no home button and no fingerprint scanner, it relies on gestures and face recognition.
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It declared certain topics off-limits, certain expression off-limits, even certain gestures off-limits.
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I've got no problem with the iPhone X's new home indicator and its swiping gestures.
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Before you can be sucked back into this whole — [gestures vaguely to Roy family] thing.
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I can almost see Michael Stipe onstage with his actor's microphone with grand hand gestures.
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The pianist pauses between movements, making expressive gestures and grimaces conveying infatuation, awe and distress.
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But big spatial gestures or depending on the presence of others can be equally problematic.
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They know I hate grand gestures and snap photos of me looking embarrassed as heck.
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Sadly, the gestures aren't yet as smooth or easy to use as the iPhone X's.
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Despite such dramatic gestures, too few Hindus accept that the Ganges's holy waters are sullied.
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It gestures with its floppy paws and stares at her with black, shiny, empty eyes.
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Yesterday's release of iPhone X-style gestures for the OnePlus 5T only solidifies my opinion.
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B&O Play calls these gestures "simple," but they definitely take some getting used to.
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Then, looking far less doughy than probably everyone imagined, he proceeds to pantomime karate gestures.
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Applicants' race could be counted against them, as could messiness, poor morals, and 'effeminate gestures.
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Now, Neova has two new gestures built in: a rocking hand wave and a roll.
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It really puts into perspective how fluidly Face ID and the new gestures work together.
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And the way they're shot, as if we're capturing private gestures of unhappiness or worry.
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Each character has a different set of powers, triggered by different gestures and button combinations.
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The trackpad is responsive to touch and multifinger gestures, though its tall orientation feels cramped.
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Creed often works in these glaring gestures, but there are plenty of quieter moments, too.
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The funny thing is, I think the negative reaction isn't about how complicated gestures are.
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Here are 12 gestures you can use on Android that you might not know about.
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This lets users unlock the phone hands-free and use gestures to perform certain operations.
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For anyone who remembers the Galaxy S2128, Samsung tried something similar with its Air Gestures.
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The hardest part is making sure all the moves and hand gestures are super clean.
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I like to think of myself as low maintenance when it comes to romantic gestures.
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"What if there's a foreign invasion," she whispers, making, um, dramatic gestures on Yara's thigh.
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Fortunately, the large trackpad is smooth and tracks my fingers reliably, even with multitouch gestures.
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Can anyone point to more than token gestures toward real reform on most appropriations bills?
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Soon we were all using Air Tap gestures to shoot each other and the avatars.
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The smart-home controlling device uses sonar technology to read hand gestures on any surface.
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Google CEO Eric Schmidt gestures as he speaks at a Washington Ideas Forum, Friday, Oct.
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In one study, participants who used more hand gestures got better ratings by job evaluators.
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Us," the man says, and then he gestures at the camera with both hands: "You.
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Kabir Bedi's expressions would give Esha Gupta's gestures in "Rustom" a run for their money.
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The only thing I didn't like is that there are no gestures for, say, undo.
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They employ a host of painterly gestures, mark-making, and collaged interruptions to the surfaces.
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The player uses touch-screen gestures to slide, jump, and float Leo through the world.
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Experimental Relationship depicts Liao and her partner, Moro, performing a series of funny, contrived gestures.
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The public perception when a candidate gestures in this way is that they are defensive.
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Once Adams has her lines down, she gestures to Aviana to come up on stage.
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The observable gestures used to apply the paint are translated into movement, frame by frame.
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She spoke little English, but through gestures Li figured out how to explain the problem.
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The girls are always like — [gestures sexily] And it was different because it was different.
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Back in 2013, Microsoft demonstrated navigating Windows using air gestures thanks to a Kinect camera.
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Still, many have made less explicit political gestures as the 2016 election has heated up.
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Blink is a communications device that interprets the hand gestures of people on the road.
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I performed the gestures and nuanced tones of voice like a robot following an algorithm.
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It curves this way [gestures to show vertical curve in the middle of the screen].
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The retina display bar replaces the keyboard's function keys and responds to touch and gestures.
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And I think it's mainly inspired by the female form and our gestures and curves.
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For the next phase of the noodle-making process, the woman gestures for a volunteer.
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Ramos apparently spotted Serena's coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, making hand gestures and assessed a coaching penalty.
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What kinds of diplomatic gestures should we look for from North Korea at the summit?
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North Korea has made a number of gestures in recent weeks ahead of the meeting.
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Instead, the women's leagues settle for whatever symbolic gestures the league is willing to make.
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Elgar joins him in an economical conversation featuring the same moves and softly interrogative gestures.
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But Gisha's Grunberg said gestures like the Egyptian fuel would only be a stopgap measure.
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But despite the inherent corniness of such grand gestures, this Pixar-inspired promposal got us.
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Especially for conductors, it's very easy to impress people with incredible confidence and big gestures.
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But the absence of gestures should never be allowed to undermine strong and courageous action.
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One man gestures as if he was shooting a gun and points towards the outskirts.
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He peppered his speech with his characteristic gestures: the thumb-finger circle, the hand chop.
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Accompanying those posts, I saw many gestures of solidarity and sympathy for the L.G.B.T. community.
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But those public gestures, well meant as they are, offer little solace to the Wrights.
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The gestures exposed the contradictions that run through the fragile patchwork of Israeli-Palestinian coexistence.
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How do these candidates stack up in terms of their mannerisms, facial expressions and gestures?
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These anonymous gestures of unselfish generosity cannot be expected, but they are frequent and beautiful.
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The iPhone's gestures have long been a point of contention for Apple mobile device users.
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" He gestures at his expansive view, with undisguised satisfaction, and says, "Look at this. Wow.
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Certain gaits and gestures arise again and again, tossed off with a similar slick attitude.
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Life for immigrant Europeans is a daily confrontation with micro-aggressions and gestures of alienation.
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But everyone agrees that these gestures are not enough to foster a sense of community.
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Lawler's work is periodically topical, as with her occasional, somewhat frail gestures of antiwar sentiment.
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Eiko seemed more sanguine than usual, using gentle gestures to encourage us to keep up.
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If he or she loves grand, elaborate gestures, then by all means, go for it.
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Eye Conductor - Play music with eye movements and facial gestures from CIID IDP on Vimeo.
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The Shortcut team instead maps these movements to mouse gestures while the accessory is active.
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"This is for the bakes and saltfish," Defour gestures as I grab a rolling pin.
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Meaningful, thoughtful, and personal gestures will go a long way and create a lasting impression.
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"You know what I used to do along here?" he gestures to the empty street.
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But these small gestures of commemoration are not enough for survivors of the air raids.
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Locals laughed and made intricate gestures with their fingertips that meant all was not lost.
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He also learned from Indian dance, sharing its exquisite sensitivity to gestures and hand movements.
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You can always turn it back on after this *gestures to world* is all over.
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Those gestures also signaled his wish to unhitch the papacy from the office's authoritarian legacy.
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She flirts with a central shape, which gestures toward the figurative while remaining resolutely abstract.
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But these gestures are just extra bits in the blender, no more or less affecting.
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Face Match and Quick Gestures are two neat features exclusive to the Nest Hub Max.
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"Maybe grand gestures are the best we can offer in a dying civilization," Greg replies.
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Elsewhere, gestures of humanity suggest that decency has not been completely extinguished from the world.
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The few gestures Mr. Forsythe makes in that direction are tentative, so only mildly embarrassing.
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It's the anxiety that quickly veers into paranoia that Sykes dramatizes in a few gestures.
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American negotiators are likely to see these commitments as symbolic gestures rather than major shifts.
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GOP lawmakers have already made symbolic gestures to the same effect: In July, Republican Sens.
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Over the past weeks, both parties have showed their willingness to make significant humanitarian gestures.
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Sometimes I practice expressions and gestures in the mirror, not even for anything in particular.
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Now he has the harder task of turning those gestures into on-the-ground realities.
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Meanwhile, the game continually gestures at the comical enormity of what lies outside your goal.
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It has some of his signature soft-soul gestures, but BTS renders them with complexity.
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He leans forward, and his chrome nail polish shimmers as his hand gestures get bigger.
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Being kind should be automatic in every day gestures in and outside of the office.
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His dogs, like mine, are incredibly friendly and are used to kind gestures and treats.
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His gestures created a new front in the national conversation about race, policing and patriotism.
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Ms. Malouf's face, voice and gestures, coupled with Mr. Zuabi's harrowing script, are involving enough.
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His talent is for quiet, unshowy moments, not leading-man grand gestures and important speeches.
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It is one of the few gestures of American Sign Language that Ms. Evans understands.
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These small gestures have been an invaluable bright spot for Ms. Wagner and Mr. Train.
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Painting, right now, seems to me one of the more radical gestures by an artist.
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Mr. Burzaco is scheduled to give his interpretation of Mr. Burga's hand gestures next week.
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But even with these gestures, life in Fukushima is largely a thing of the past.
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"It's such an amazing photograph, it's so lyrical, the gestures are just beautiful," he said.
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The patriotic gestures can even extend to fan-driven actions off the field as well.
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Its slogan is "Make your day," presumably by distracting you from *gestures widely at everything*.
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They can use voice commands or hand gestures to enlarge images or move information around.
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On the podium this wiry, mop-haired conductor makes sweeping gestures with his long arms.
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It declares certain topics off-limits, certain expressions off-limits, even certain gestures off-limits.
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Australia does not have a tipping culture, so gestures such as these aren't the norm.
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Face unlock and motion gestures were neat, but the transcription features were the most impressive.
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Emphatic gestures punctuate her sentences, or complete them, as if movement might summon the answer.
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In modern-day arenas, clowning has also grown bigger — larger gestures, more falls, gargantuan props.
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The accused swear and spit, make obscene gestures and lie under oath with breathtaking brazenness.
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Princess Diana gestures upon arrival at a hotel in Alicante, Spain, on May 3, 1996.
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But gestures like Cardinal Tobin's are evidence that Pope Francis' words are having an impact.
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With his sweeping arm gestures and choreographic swiveling, Mr. Hrusa is a very animated conductor.
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Show someone you care — or treat yourself to some self-care — with these kind gestures.
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It's hoped the highly symbolic move will spur other peaceful gestures between the two countries.
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No matter your initial opinion of gestures, it couldn't hurt to give them a try.
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My most controversial opinion is that Google made the right trade offs with the gestures.
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Its swipe-based gestures were so good that Google basically copied them in Android 10.
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Then there are special gestures using three fingers to do things like cut and paste.
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Last week, both sides offered goodwill gestures aimed at laying the groundwork for productive talks.
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If you're still rocking an older iPhone, treasure those 3D Touch gestures while you can.
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This process can help you catch gestures you might not even be aware you're making.
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Quite well, in fact — perfectly mimicking some of the women's more recognizable lines and gestures.
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Movements and arm gestures for the singers were devised by the choreographer Annie-B Parson.
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Its saving grace is how dramatically it contrasts with Prieto's invisible gestures in the gallery.
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It is an album of warm, gentle gestures, not easily translatable to a large space.
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And the ride-sharing companies Lyft and Uber, both based here, made their own gestures.
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They're not sure there's enough support there for strong populism, as opposed to populist gestures.
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For the rest of the crew, trust and relationships were built on consistency and gestures.
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Do you love giving and receiving grand romantic gestures, like lavish gifts and love letters?
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Platoon commander Vlad Yushkevich gestures while setting up a gun emplacement at a frontline position.
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Since then, she's experimented with gestures and shows of emotion that diverge from Cunningham's example.
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When the world thought she was guilty, they became sinister gestures of an alleged killer.
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Shin is a master of simple gestures poignantly enacted; her work contains no unnecessary verbiage.
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Theories, coupled with complicated hand gestures, passed through the crowd like a game of telephone.
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Were projections like those on Tuesday night feel-good but otherwise futile gestures of solidarity?
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A well-intentioned slogan, it gestures toward a supposed shared history of migration among Americans.
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"We thought that we might find a few of these gestures—reaching out your palm to ask for something or sticking your hand up in the air—but we were amazed to see so many of the 'ape' gestures used by the children," said Hobaiter.
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Some of the gesturesScreenshot: GizmodoThe gestures of Android P are still being refined, and on some phones won't even show up by default—you may need to head into Settings then choose System, Gestures, and Swipe up on Home button to turn them on.
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There are also software gestures that, in theory, allow you to quickly swipe to switch between modes, sending an app from one screen to another or extending it across both displays with quick gestures, but unfortunately they're pretty hit-or-miss to use in practice.
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Dr Harrison and Mr Laput have fitted such a system to an Amazon Echo speaker, permitting it to sense and identify nearby household objects and to recognise hand gestures—and, having been told what those gestures are intended to convey, to respond to them.
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The gestures emphasize the ability, unique to the profession of "artist" to turn meaningless actions into artworks, in the same vein as John Baldessari's I Am Making Art, a video where the artist makes small bodily gestures and repeats the titular phrase for two minutes.
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Word of the Day noun: a performance using gestures and body movements without words verb: act out without words but with gestures and bodily movements only _________ The word pantomime has appeared in 37 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Dec.
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Some other NFL players and athletes in other sports have followed Kaepernick's example with similar gestures.
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And rather than a keyboard, players can cast spells and coordinate complex attacks with finger gestures.
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"There are always ancestral footsteps behind me, pushing me … gestures are flowing through me," she writes.
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This wand can be programmed to control various devices in your house using your own gestures.
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I struggled to get the Air Motion gestures to work and gave up in the end.
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Small gestures of self-care — what Dr. Boardman calls "fortifying" — aren't just fun, but they're necessary.
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The system reportedly records travelers' faces using AI to analyze 38 micro-gestures, scoring each response.
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CHiP by WowWee has multiple sensors that allow it respond to gestures, its surroundings and touch.
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Colin is throwing his money around and Logan is trying to charm Rory with grand gestures.
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The tools would allow you to manipulate 3-D space with minimal gestures, voice, and gaze.
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"Users can 'feel' and interact with virtual objects and controls, using freehand gestures," the company says.
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And never mind that suave gestures of bonhomie are at odds with the stiff Japanese etiquette.
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She gestures to him to go into a single occupancy bathroom and then joins him there.
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But with hindsight these twin gestures are at last looking like the beginning of Bowie's revival.
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I hesitate to praise a performer for reticence, but the subtlety of SZA's gestures demands notice.
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These new gestures will be a paradigm shift for for people accustomed to the home button.
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An Australian woman has set an impossible example for grand gestures in the name of love.
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The danger is that Trump will concede even more US interests in return for insignificant gestures.
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Your date demands various romantic gestures — light the candles, pepper my steak, pour the wine, etc.
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Bollywood is known for epic, sweeping romance – full musical numbers in gorgeous locales, grand gestures, soulmates.
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Though Booth warns the gestures behind its VR emoji vocabulary are sure to change over time.
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Condolence payments are considered gestures of sympathy and do not entail an admission of legal liability.
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Going with the trend away from physical home buttons, Google is giving more powers to gestures.
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But his gestures, such as briefly attending Christmas mass, have done little to ease the tension.
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This allows the Pixel 4 to be controlled with hand gestures — no touching the phone required.
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But it is possible that simpler gestures, such as sporting a black ribbon, will eventually suffice.
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Oh, and did we mention this thing changes colors in response to human gestures and music?
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If you control the Spark with your gestures or a smartphone, the range is rather limited.
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Now, grand romantic gestures have made their way south to another big event: the Rio Olympics.
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This may seem daunting, but becoming a leader who inspires people does not require grand gestures.
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The handwriting panel has been overhauled with more gestures, better editing, emoji, and automatic handwriting detection.
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As Lady Archer squeezes, primps, and plumps, we see gestures strangely akin to the nearby boxer's.
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Part of the explanation for the power of the gestures goes to the mind-body connection.
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Usually, his anger animates his face, his posture and his gestures and gives him alpha status.
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Google's current system is incoherent, seemingly unwilling to commit to gestures as the universal interface model.
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It updated the game's familiar button tapping with swipe gestures similar to what a smartphone uses.
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It gestures, not toward violence past or present, but toward the warm commonality of human experience.
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The BlackBerry Key2 tries and fails to get around these issues with gestures that aren't useful.
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These circular controllers can recreate gestures and finger movement in the Oculus, and were developed internally.
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Facebook has already invented VR emoji, which turn gestures into facial expressions on your VR avatar.
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You can see a demo of how the gestures work in this video from Droid Life.
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Other times it seemed like very subtle head gestures — tracked by the accelerometer — would be key.
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He pursues grand romantic gestures, like singing Bruce Springsteen's "I'm on Fire" onstage at a bar.
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Refinement is a set of gestures and a rarified presentation to express superiority and good taste.
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But since the gestures are horizontal and the obstacles are vertical, it's harder thank you'd think.
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And she couldn't see how her little gestures of friendship and consumer preference were worth much.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's not just a collection of randomized arm flapping and emphatic gestures!
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This is a part of the world where gestures, symbols and images speak louder than words.
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Nissan says the displays and infotainment system can be controlled by hand gestures and eye movements.
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Our descriptions of the gestures of the woman leading the session are based on that testimony.
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Here are 14 gestures you can use on your iPhone that you might not know about.
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It's unclear how Apple plans to use those new gestures when it comes to software implementation.
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They gestures work well, but I still found the on-screen controls to be more comfortable.
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Eeyore, because he wasn't allowed to talk in the suit, was just making exaggerated hand gestures.
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" The President added that gestures like the empty chair only matter "if it translates into action.
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And the app lets you use gestures to move through channels and the live TV stream.
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The compositions that Sally Decker makes as Multa Nox are filled with gestures that force contemplation.
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It's not just that he's super tall and built like [gestures wildly at all of that].
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It was a totally derailing moment, and kind of ironic they didn't clock their own gestures.
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There are also new gestures for scrolling through media and other functions while holding the pen.
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Instead, the game gestures towards ambiguity as if looking for a shield to save itself with.
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This is an artist who specializes in slight gestures, so to him, negligible changes feel huge.
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To our knowledge, uninfluenced by his Western contemporaries, he created vigorous compositions infused with poetic gestures.
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Hands up if you shed a tear at the romantic gestures of strangers on the internet.
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The big picture: Such gestures are typically symbolic, but the Charlottesville measure is a joint resolution.
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He's designed a range of them too, that mimic different common gestures we do all day.
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Microsoft will offer three extensions to test, including Microsoft Translator, a Reddit extension, and Mouse Gestures.
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With ePub book files, it becomes a very able ebook reader with excellent support for gestures.
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HoloStudio combines gestures, voice, and the HoloLens gaze feature to allow users to create 3D objects.
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The dancing, the hand gestures, his hair – everything about Mars' young Elvis is totally on point.
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Be aware that some gestures and practices you do at home might be considered offensive abroad.
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This means the watch is also sensitive enough to recognize flicks, snaps, taps, and other gestures.
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Glenn Branca's electric-guitar symphonies have, for 35 years, dealt out enormous massed gestures of sound.
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While the Czechs maintain the EU line on China, Zeman has made gestures others have not.
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Gabrielle Union says husband Dwyane Wade doesn't just break out the romantic gestures on special occasions.
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She didn't know how to walk in her heels, her voice seemed strained, her gestures mannered.
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And honestly, it's gestures like this that make me feel so loved and cherished by Robby.
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But friendly gestures will only get you so far in a hard-nosed battle over money.
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Or maybe use different finger gestures to navigate around the entire Android operating system and apps.
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Stein would walk up to actors and speak the lines and make the gestures alongside them.
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A couple of the men seemed to be leering at him, making lewd gestures and laughing.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, who had already made friendly gestures toward Moscow, sees opportunity.
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You'll be able to answer calls, control your music, and get directions by using hand gestures.
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You'll be able to control certain things on the Pixel 4 with hand waves and gestures.
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He said if the Iranians made inappropriate "gestures" at "our beautiful boats" he would shoot them.
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Once the indicator has been given, Teufel uses a series of gestures to communicate the signal.
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But Lopez told me that the government's gestures toward returnees seem to be mostly empty promises.
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Eye contact, gestures, and body language, for example, help us connect, express ourselves and add meaning.
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Through external remote, simple touch gestures are translated into different light patterns that communicate different messages.
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He has a penchant for sweeping hand gestures that reflect his theatrical background, unconsciously or not.
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But is it possible that the only reason it "works" is because these gestures are rare?
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In his office, he gestures towards the rows of filing cabinets that sit floor to ceiling.
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He gestures towards a lanky black man standing behind me in a white hat and sunglasses.
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Giver that you are, you can exhaust yourself with all those romantic overtures and supportive gestures.
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None said they would follow drug companies' symbolic gestures and delay, freeze or lower their prices.
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Given these tensions, jaded observers read current calls for bipartisanship as symbolic or even threatening gestures.
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The constellation of new male-focused ventures, however, gestures at several larger shifts in the culture.
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Then, bursts of rattling percussion instigate a series of gestures that swell, fracture and break off.
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It revealed obscene words and gestures on both sides, but no racial slurs are clearly audible.
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Such gestures led some to think that Mr. Xi be would be a relatively mild leader.
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Their simple but heroically scaled gestures channeled the grandiosity and high drama of midcentury action painting.
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Amid this signature elasticity, Mr. McGregor now adds emotional gestures: heads in hands, bodies cradling bodies.
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Bock began working with ceramics in 25 and uses simple, bulky forms to fix her gestures.
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There's a grandioseness to the scale of the installation mimicked in the gestures of these stories.
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Cover image: Retired Lt. Gen Michael Flynn gestures as he arrives at Trump Tower, Thursday, Nov.
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It is usually pretty easy to detect a lie because the person will make obvious gestures.
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What I wish I had said is that those kinds of romantic gestures are a trap.
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In between, she sang with sultry nonchalance and traced slow-motion gestures both elaborate and inscrutable.
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The owners plan to meet next week to establish what to do about the anthem gestures.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk gestures during the China-made Tesla Model 3 delivery ceremony in Shanghai.
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Imboden and Berry made their gestures to reflect and amplify this reality: America is in crisis.
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Ms. Chassagne, a Canadian-born daughter of Haitian exiles, described their parts with swooping hand gestures.
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Too weary of the gestures or comments that may ruin a night or an entire day.
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The third is player gestures: chest-beating, arm-waving, jumping up and down and the like.
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One of the final gestures in the film is the peeling off of a false mustache.
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The accompanying frantic gestures enhance Juli's take on the roller coaster of being in a relationship.
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Gordis gestures toward an awareness of Israel's excesses, but his "to be sure"s feel empty.
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Trump's gestures of goodwill came across as contrived, made-for-TV political choreography and empty rhetoric.
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Even while characters are advancing the story with arm gestures, the lower body goes on dancing.
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You can see it in his smallest gestures and hear it in his flat, careful diction.
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And as a person with critical thinking skills, Linfesty expressed his sentiments through subtle facial gestures.
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Mr. Hilton makes gestures at traditional Fox News anger, but he often politely softens his attacks.
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By this stage of his career, Mr. Jackson's gestures are firmly ingrained in Hollywood's master narrative.
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Viewers of the pregame show on Saturday noticed the gestures and shared clips on social media.
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Incidental gestures, which look arbitrarily chosen for surface effect, often add up to inconsistent body language.
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Enter: hand-gesture technology, and an alternative way of typing and clicking via predefined hand gestures.
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It's also the case that in today's so-called cancel culture, purely aesthetic gestures are suspect.
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But Choi finds meaning in the Olympic gestures, largely because of where these athletes will compete.
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Those gestures miss the most important (and, surprisingly enough, the most-used) button on Android: back.
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The desktop app offers customizable actions on mouseover, in addition to the swipe gestures on mobile.
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During her court appearance Wednesday, Nelligan made several rude gestures to the cameras recording the proceedings.
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Don't touch people, whether that's fellow riders or your driver — especially any sexual touching or gestures.
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He's tweeted out policy gestures in recent weeks, say about the future of America's nuclear arsenal.
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They showed a way beyond Abstract Expressionism, which was by then dwindling to empty, overblown gestures.
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However many tentative, well-meaning gestures Claire and Jamie make, the bridge between them keeps crumbling.
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The other big, new feature is expected to be hands-free gestures to control the phone.
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At a recent rehearsal, De Keersmaeker suggested borrowing some of the "Rosas" gestures for the Jets.
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It looked nothing like any architectural plan I'd ever seen, with fluid gestures and dense lines.
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Matisse and Picasso's gestures and textures with oil paint mirror the surfaces of Rosso's rough edges.
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Mr. Burga's lawyer attributed the gestures to a skin condition that made his client's neck itch.
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They said, that guy [gestures to painting] had the greatest election of all time — Andrew Jackson.
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He put all the big gestures we're used to from opera into this deeply personal space.
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Angular and circular gestures pressing against the painting's physical edges suggest a desire to break constraints.
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The color images are quintessential Parr: where hues, gestures and expressions collide to highlight the farcical.
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Even before you enter the fifth-floor galleries, there are gestures large and small to consider.
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Those white gloves really make his grand gestures stand out — and they make him seem human.
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The answer should be no because the gestures read by the system are interpreted in such a way as to compile biometric profiles of the user's hand/wrist/etc, resulting in a model that can be used to interpret/verify new/different gestures down the line.
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"He's cracking down on the one hand, and making some very cosmetic gestures on the other," she said, "but like the gestures that Mubarak took back in the day when it was clear people were unhappy, these measures failed in the long term to stabilize the situation."
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Mostly, I just thought of him as Our Boy, less because of his youth than because of the vulnerability communicated through Mr. Whitehead's slight figure and tangible physical performance, his small and large gestures and moves: the darting, panicked eyes; the nervous, abrupt gestures; the hunched shoulders.
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As always, all of OyxgenOS's extras (Shelf, gestures, dark theme, touch-sensitive/onscreen buttons, etc.) are customizable.
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Three men and a woman dance awkwardly around their modems and monitors, making seductive gestures towards them.
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Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, has succeeded before in disrupting opposition initiatives with conciliatory but ultimately meaningless gestures.
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Kaepernick was not signed by an NFL team this season but several players have made similar gestures.
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In short, it's going to be the same kind of gestures used for the new iPhone 10.
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They use tones and gestures to display appeasement and frustration as it navigates in crowds of people.
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