"We are here in terms of regulation," said Claude Moraes of the British Labour Party, gesturing upward with one hand, "And the United States is here," gesturing down with the other.
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The footage shows people gesturing toward ambulances departing the scene.
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"Look around you," he says, gesturing around the busy market.
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"He says Condi Rice," Trump said, gesturing to another supporter.
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"I'm jealous," he said, gesturing to his own bald head.
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" Gesturing at his surroundings, he adds, "I'm a simple guy.
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Swiping and tapping and gesturing on it feels just right.
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"And the actual Scientology symbol here," gesturing to his left.
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"He's a feminist too," Markle said, gesturing to Prince Harry.
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"They're deceiving you," Mr. Mumford said, gesturing to the prosecutors.
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"God, I feel so old here," she says, gesturing around.
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"We've made this better," he added, gesturing to his laptop.
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"We didn't have all of this," Nebot says, gesturing around.
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I poked my head out, gesturing wildly toward my father.
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Not all of the students in the photograph were gesturing.
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"We're going for this," he says, gesturing toward his phone.
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" Gesturing up at the tree, he said: "Look at him.
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"Show them, not me," he says, gesturing toward the camera.
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"You should meet Nancy," she said, gesturing toward a colleague.
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"We made her BB-8," she says, gesturing to her child.
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" Gesturing at his humble surroundings, he added, "I'm a simple guy.
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" Gesturing to her ring, she admitted, "Marriages have ebbs and flows.
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"I spent the night here," Sisson said, gesturing toward his office.
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"I love this man," Mr. Clinton said, gesturing toward the coffin.
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"Don't leave now," Brit said to Jana, gesturing across the room.
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But they're gesturing at issues that have only gotten more important.
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A younger man wearing a baseball cap speaks back while gesturing.
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"Flying my quad makes me part of this," he said, gesturing.
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"You're not for premarital..." Corden inquired, gesturing suggestively with his hands.
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And like a classic antihero, Rebecca kept gesturing toward reforming herself.
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"The new Hulk is all C.G.I." Gesturing toward Ferrigno, he continued.
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"This face went white with fear," Lithgow smiles, gesturing toward Metcalf.
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He continues to pace, staring at the police car and gesturing.
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"SZA," she said, gesturing into the air as the song changed.
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Boone raced out to continue the argument while gesturing at May.
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"This was all hardworking families," he added, gesturing around the neighborhood.
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He was steering with one hand and gesturing with the other.
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"The gates have opened," Flip said, gesturing with her tablet computer.
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"I have big news," she told Fallon, gesturing to her stomach.
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"Those C-major chords were, so, so …" he said, gesturing enthusiastically.
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"This is not," he said, gesturing to the shorter AHCA draft.
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She's not merely reclaiming the phrase but gesturing at something greater.
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"Sit here," he said, gesturing to the chair next to him.
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"Three boys, brothers, are there," he says, gesturing towards one mound.
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"Well, I know about support," she quipped, gesturing toward her chest.
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"Do you see that red roof?" he asked, gesturing down below.
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"The piano was right here, in this corner," she said, gesturing.
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"He's just a very special guy," Trump said, gesturing to Meadows.
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She rattled off questions in her own language, gesturing toward me.
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"I'm so happy about that," he said, gesturing toward the photo.
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He started gesturing towards the crowd as if telling them to disperse.
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It's only with African Americans that Trump is even gesturing toward outreach.
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"You still wear your ring," she noted, gesturing toward his left hand.
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"Except for his really strong supporters," she added, gesturing to the auditorium.
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All of this is ours, he mutters, gesturing to all of it.
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"I have no control over this," Garner said, gesturing at her face.
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"They said he was a gangster," she says, gesturing at the room.
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"This is not our concern," she says, gesturing to the burrito eater.
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Chloe, meanwhile, was gesturing wildly into the sky to punctuate her point.
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"Brad, have you been working out?" she asked, gesturing to his biceps.
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"This is great road-building material," he booms, gesturing at the stones.
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"They were all saying I did," Trump insisted, gesturing at the press.
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But Mr. Sirisena, speaking quietly and slowly, gesturing for emphasis, urged patience.
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"Will you take our picture?" she asked, gesturing to her two friends.
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"I think he'd be tough to beat," Trump said, gesturing to Lewandowski.
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"Do you have?" asked Della Valle, gesturing at the buzzing tattoo needle.
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We have wacky conservatives," gesturing toward Wiegert, "and we have some Libertarians.
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"So much is going on in my head," he said, gesturing expansively.
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"It's getting gentrified," he said, gesturing toward his smart purple button-down.
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"This one talks about you a lot," she said, gesturing toward Pepper.
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"Look at everyone down there," he said gesturing toward SBG's sparring area.
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"Guess why I'm here," she said, gesturing to her nearly bald head.
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Right now, this is the major issue [gesturing to the room/crowd].
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"There's a lot of waving, and gesturing, and smiling, too," she said.
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"They are not working hard now," he grumbled, gesturing toward the workers.
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"He does not need our assistance," Mike said, gesturing at the trees.
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"Just know this," he said, gesturing with a pointed finger for emphasis.
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Jones ran down the third-base line, gesturing immediately to the dugout.
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Mr. Macron cannot be heard, but is seen speaking and gesturing animatedly.
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Dru now gesturing at me with his clippers, yelling over the music.
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I patted the side of my bed, gesturing her to come closer.
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But this season is richer for gesturing at the future after 1991.
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"I have no deadline," he told a news conference, gesturing to his head.
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"We had a rough start," cohost Lauer said, gesturing toward weather anchor Roker.
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In the picture above, the little thing even looks like it's gesturing charismatically.
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Trump could be seen chatting and gesturing to Xi, who did the same.
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"THIS is qat," explains Teklu Kaimo, gesturing to the wooded field behind him.
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"Look" Peri said, gesturing with an open hand, "the restaurant is very quiet."
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Look what he left in the bathroom, she said, gesturing toward my patient.
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"THESE are fields of hope," says Gu Zhen'an, gesturing at a barren scene.
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"This", he says, gesturing with it, "is the only language our government understands".
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American flag and a gay pride flag, brusquely gesturing at someone behind the
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"The time for trivial fights is over," he said, gesturing to Democratic lawmakers.
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"I don't see the ball here," he said, gesturing toward a red court.
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"Yeah, I'm suffering a lot," Sandy answers, stopping and gesturing to his forehead.
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"If it rises, there they will stay," Hernandez said, gesturing toward the river.
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"They brought us this desert," he said, gesturing at the empty curving streets.
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"Whatever an artist draws has its meaning," he said, gesturing at the mural.
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Gesturing to his surroundings, he added, "It is a new experience," he added.
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"There he is, there he is," Mr. Plepler said, gesturing toward Mr. Stankey.
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" Larry (gesturing to Vince not to put on his belt): "Vince, we're dummies.
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" Gesturing toward his garden, he said, "This is a small piece of land.
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"There are so many hazards," she says, gesturing to the dormant beds outside.
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"Big deal," Zabel said sarcastically, gesturing at the TV tuned to impeachment coverage.
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We asked, gesturing to his curated silver hoops lining both of his ears.
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"Like in Harry Potter," he beams, gesturing at a castle-like bilingual academy.
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"I'd let it go off," Johnson responded, gesturing a gun to his head.
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Gesturing out at the beautifully remade blacktop, Benioff took a moment to crow.
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"And I'm still going to be here," he said, gesturing around his apartment.
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"We don't need them here," Mr. Gunderson said, gesturing to the Bundy/Finicum supporters.
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"It's the only film they want to watch," he joked, gesturing to his daughters.
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Or cutting them to pieces, or gesturing at inanimate objects with their middle fingers.
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"We can even buy cars," exclaims one mustachioed farmer, gesturing at a 4x22005 outside.
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Because that's what they," I whispered, gesturing toward the television, "want us to do.
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"I have a cross of Scientology here," he said, gesturing to his right arm.
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Paisley, 46, proudly announced he had, before jokingly gesturing to Underwood's growing baby bump.
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"We are here to have a conversation," Pelosi said while gesturing to the cameras.
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"This is very effective as a visual," he told me, gesturing toward the pole.
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She was probably waiting In the light everyone describes, Gesturing for him to come. . . .
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"Look around," he added, gesturing to colleagues who hailed from 10 nations across Europe.
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"What would it take," he said, gesturing toward the commissioner, "to solve this problem?"
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"We can hug each other here," he continued, gesturing to his wife and daughter.
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"And that's a jackalope," he added, gesturing toward a stuffed jackrabbit crowned with antlers.
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"We had phones in here," Mr. Harrison remembered, gesturing across the magazine-strewn table.
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Mr. Kerik and Mr. Gorbachev are both gesturing with their hands in opposite directions.
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"They just gave me that," he said, gesturing to his Air Force One jacket.
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Trump said, gesturing to the women, from Yemen to Sri Lanka, arrayed behind her.
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"Elle est charmante!" the guardsman Lescaut sings, gesturing at his, yes, charming cousin Manon.
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That light waft of cigarette smoke, she said, gesturing with a faux-tattooed arm.
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He began gesturing, out of view of the other men, in a downward motion.
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He went on to point his arms skyward, gesturing for more from the fans.
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Gesturing around the group's book-lined headquarters, Mr. Sorg said things were different, here.
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"I've got to thank my sweetheart," he said, gesturing to his wife, Susan Geston.
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"I have all these Pokémon already," the stranger whispered, gesturing to the empty sidewalk.
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But instead of her gesturing to the placard featured on the new embassy, the Daily News photoshopped in a photo of a wounded Palestinian on the Gaza border — so now Ivanka was gesturing at Palestinian suffering, a smile spread broadly across her face.
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"Just check inside the handi," she says, gesturing to a large pot in the corner.
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An unglued Kelly leapt out of his seat, towering over King, shouting and gesturing wildly.
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Oh," she said, gesturing to her pecs and trapezoids, "It shows the shoulders and everything.
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"And then he hit me, he punched me here," Gedi said, gesturing towards her mouth.
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"We try to come every Saturday," says a 23-year-old, gesturing to a roommate.
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Many of the people he derides clean his hotel rooms, she says, gesturing towards herself.
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All that hand gesturing distracted the pedestrian, who ended up walking right into a pole.
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" She then repeatedly called Morgan a "Hostess with the mostess" — gesturing to her crotch. "Stop.
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"We now measure everything," says DEME's Mr Vanderbeke, gesturing to the antennas on Innovation's mast.
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"I just met these guys outside," he said, gesturing with his thumb over his shoulder.
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"These lights can change colour," he says in a scouse accent, arms gesturing around him.
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AMSTERDAM — "What is left of the dream of European unity?" said Ruth McKenzie, gesturing broadly.
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O'Connor glides her arms out in front of her, palms up, gesturing toward Dr. Phil.
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"This disturbs the peace process?" he said, gesturing toward the teenagers racing around the field.
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"It's better than paying all that money for rent," he said, gesturing toward his car.
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"Now, we put the dish inside a pot," says Costa, gesturing over to the counter.
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The 1904-5 oil on canvas shows an attenuated male figure gesturing with his hands.
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Gesturing at the displays around him, he said, "This is all the result of dreaming."
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"What the hell was that about?" she asked, gesturing to Kennedy, who Shangela had spared.
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"The second brought this," he said, gesturing toward the wall, punctuated by a black watchtower.
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"This is government," he said, gesturing to the big stack of paper that represents ACA.
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"It doesn't matter what we do," Ms. Reyes said, gesturing to a bottle of repellent.
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The brand was already gesturing, clumsily, toward seduction, but that only got you so far.
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"You want to know the irony of all this?" he said, gesturing toward Rikers Island.
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"You should go home," Yusuf said, gesturing to the mob of young men holding sticks.
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"We're virgins," Juliana Patiño, who works in advertising, said, gesturing toward her friend Josh Silberberg.
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"This is all I have," she said, gesturing to her house next to the water.
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"And that's all it is," he said, gesturing to the world around where he stood.
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" "Come sit here, you said at one point, gesturing to a tiny space near you.
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"I might walk up and down the avenue," he said, gesturing to the street outside.
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" Gesturing toward the forest, he said, "The Mashco are going to continue to live here.
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"This guy is not a national security threat," Ms. Mond said, gesturing to the Pikachu.
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Notice how often his hands are completely out of frame, because he's gesturing so broadly.
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"I'll do whatever the fuck he wants," said the director of Pan's Labyrinth, gesturing towards Kojima.
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Hearing the gossip, Parks retaliated — gesturing that Morton was sexually involved with both Burruss and Tucker.
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Inside the squalid Dallas apartment where they were found, they used "gesturing and screams" to communicate.
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Then I went over here [gesturing to his left] and watched Orlando play the LA Lakers.
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MALAKA, Gaza Strip — The five veiled women were gesturing, confidently, at other women to get closer.
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In the approximately 30-second clip, Trump is seen lifting his arms and gesturing to others.
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He grew heated when he attacked Clinton for her Goldman ties, speaking loudly and gesturing rapidly.
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Gesturing to me, she said that we, as trans women, all know how men really are.
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"Two beers please" says Diego Hernández, gesturing to one of the waiters that passes by us.
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And, he said, gesturing across the entirety of the porch, you really want anyone else to?
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"I can do it, he can do it," said Octave, gesturing and offering encouragement to Holden.
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"My walls are so filled now," he says, gesturing languidly at his collection of Orientalist masterpieces.
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Most of the communication is by gesturing or shouting when the accurate IS fighters start firing.
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"If an Israeli restaurant serves maqloubeh, I can't get annoyed," she says, gesturing to the plate.
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You can also see one of the employees gesturing for the man to leave the store.
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"You call me disrespectful because I've interrupted people," Hardy said to Triolo while gesturing toward Bornstein.
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He was leaning in the hallway after the proceedings, gesturing to the cluster 20 feet away.
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"You got four corners," Riley said, gesturing toward men with backpacks hanging out on the street.
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" After being spotted, the group "all turned toward me and started cursing and gesturing at me.
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"But now there's tons of these kinds of events," he added, gesturing toward the fashion show.
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"We live close to everything, the economy is good," she said, gesturing with her right palm.
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"We don't need a banner," he said, gesturing to the mob surrounding him beneath an overhang.
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"I'm very honest about it," he told Mr. Todd, gesturing to two Republicans on the stage.
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"That one does it too slowly," she added, gesturing behind her toward the abandoned newer stove.
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"I do a bit of weights, too," he said, grinning and gesturing toward his lithe frame.
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"We are lucky," he said, gesturing to the neighbors who'd turned out to see the flood.
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"One of the great memories of all time," Trump told reporters, before gesturing to his head.
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"It's going to be OK, dad," he said in a soft voice, gesturing to get his attention.
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"If I survived militia I certainly can survive these people," she said after gesturing to the Capitol.
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"We're up to here," said Silvia Blanchoux, a hospital cleaner, gesturing with a hand across her throat.
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"You want to throw a couple?" he offers at one point, gesturing toward the dumpster, halfway jokingly.
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" Gesturing toward the sign, she captioned the photo, "I wish they all said this. 🌟🚽🌟.
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"If anything comes at you, run up a tree," he added, gesturing at the spindly eucalyptuses nearby.
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"It really makes your system — it really goes into overdrive," Ripa agreed, gesturing to her bowel area.
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Instead, Mr. Nunn strode back and forth, gesturing expansively, circling his actors in a heavy-footed dance.
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Another sweet clip shows True, who was wearing a sweet blue dress, gesturing towards her cousin North.
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In another, a group of coworkers were gesturing while watching the start of the Democratic National Convention.
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"It's kind of hanging on by its fingernails right about there," he explained, gesturing at the bump.
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In one of the photos, Trump is gesturing to the ambassador while making a remark to Lavrov.
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Gesturing toward reporters gathered in the room, Trump complained that "they're all saying I did" mention Israel.
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Fox says the feature encourages callers to use gesturing and facial expressions to get the recipient's attention.
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Television cameras caught Butler gesturing to Wade while talking to someone off-screen and across the court.
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"You know what he's..." Coffey replied, gesturing with her hands as she searched for the right words.
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"They don't understand we don't use that anymore," she rolls her eyes, gesturing to the card machine.
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"Every building you see here was built by Robert Moses," Mr. Caro said, gesturing toward the projects.
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"You didn't need to go to all this trouble," he said, gesturing around at the clean apartment.
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"The Democrat Party, their best ally, is those people right there," he said, gesturing to the media.
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She stared at my index finger, which I held raised in midair, gesturing toward a mutual classmate.
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"I built my first canoe in a shop on the pier over here," he said, gesturing west.
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"It's absolutely gorgeous, but secluded," he says, gesturing out over the ridge top that the operation straddles.
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"They were all part of the character of this park," she said, gesturing to the small crowd.
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"How am I with labor?" he added, gesturing to the crowd, where some of his supporters cheered.
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"There's your seat," he said, gesturing to a camping chair unfolded at the foot of his desk.
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"Look at the cube," he said, gesturing to the box on the table in front of us.
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"The way Diep thinks of the work is beautiful," said Ms. Truong, gesturing toward the dispersing crowd.
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"It's time to begin the descent," an Apple employee said, gesturing toward a stairwell as showtime approached.
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Gesturing animatedly, tapping his listener's knee for emphasis, he was part courtly, part soulful, part New Agey.
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"These are massive influences in the world of sailing," she said, gesturing toward the six male skippers.
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The 1904-5 oil-on-canvas painting depicts an attenuated male figure gesturing with his right hand.
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"They want all that waterfront," said Charles Holloway, 47, a furniture mover, gesturing toward the broad river.
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"We didn't realize just how phenomenally important this would be," she added, gesturing at the High Line.
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"You got a good mentor here," Schumer said while shaking Hyde-Smith's hand and gesturing toward Wicker.
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"That's really going to make our relationship much more neighborly," he said gesturing at the soundproofing panels.
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"This is my computer," she said, gesturing at her assistant, Lauren Bellamy, sitting on a couch nearby.
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"I'm a bit of a magpie," Colum McCann said, sheepishly gesturing around his office at Hunter College.
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"Sometimes half the work is just getting into position," he said, gesturing toward the twisting gated driveway.
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"Crowding, pollution and traffic - this is what people say about Manila," he said, gesturing at the gridlock.
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"They eat and they leave all the trash everywhere: cans, food," she said, gesturing with her hands.
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"The soundtrack of Ukraine," he said with a shrug, gesturing to the outside noises with his eyes.
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Customers regularly travel to the restaurant—"Those women came from Albany," she said, gesturing to a full table.
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Peyton Manning, the ancient mariner of a Broncos quarterback, was reduced to gesturing and fakes, and little more.
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By gesturing to the center console, passengers are also able to receive information about locations they are passing.
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"If I were a drug trafficker, I would admit it," he told Reuters in his office, gesturing indignantly.
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A man beside the bodega's fruit bins was excitedly gesturing to a girl a little younger than me.
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Gesturing in the direction of his poppy field atop a nearby plateau, he explained the situation in Sinaloa.
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"We don't need electricity, we need a tractor," the father says, gesturing toward his fertile but untilled land.
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"My father used to plough this land with an ox," Kiplagat said, gesturing at a harvested maize field.
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"We take the baby out of the incubator ... and place it here," said Diaz, gesturing to her chest.
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Bowne said, referring to the candidate Hillary Clinton but gesturing her head toward where Chelsea Clinton had spoken.
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"You don't have to engage," Thundercat says, gesturing at the TV while he feels around for a lighter.
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"I mix these secret herbs with hot water," he says, gesturing to a concoction in a plastic container.
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PAINTER: [Gesturing to the other women around the table] Can we just say: We entirely disagree with that.
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"She's about to find out why I've been single for six years," explains another, gesturing to her mom.
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"This type of weather was highly unusual," the scientist said, gesturing at the rain lashing his office window.
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"This is a traditional affairs event!" one of the organizers cried out, gesturing at the players to stop.
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"My wife is the one who comes up with all this," he said, gesturing to a body bag.
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"People thought it looked like a vagina," she said, gesturing toward what was intended to represent a cheeseboat.
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"Who's that?" he said, gesturing at a poster of Sid Vicious on a wall of Search and Destroy.
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He spoke of his brother, gesturing over his left shoulder to the spot where his brother was killed.
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"But we will," he added, gesturing toward welders attaching aluminum plates to the inverted frame of a hull.
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That match, May 28 in Milan, stands as a gesturing beacon in a largely disappointing season for City.
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"I have molding hooks and wire," I said, gesturing with unfelt confidence at some coils of translucent cord.
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" Clinton, by contrast, is "always up here" (gesturing above his head for emphasis), and that's "just not natural.
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The aisles are diagonal now, he said, gesturing off to the right, as if they headed that way.
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"When they say we have a majority, it's like this," he added, gesturing to suggest a minuscule edge.
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"That's when I realized I had lost them," Dz'dza says, gesturing toward me with the stumps that remain.
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"Half these cases are my own," he said, gesturing to shelves of box files in his Ankara office.
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"We don't like it here," he said, gesturing to the cemetery, one of the largest in the world.
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It features optimized foot design for easier gesturing and tracking, a multi-touch surface, and a rechargeable battery.
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"This is why it's so hard for us to stay on track," Pee said, gesturing with the cash.
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"Too foggy," a crew member in a leather bomber jacket mouthed, gesturing at the soup out the window.
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"The physical aspect is very important," he says, gesturing to the cables and knobs and strings around us.
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"It took two years and all this to get an apology," Ms. Eramo said, gesturing around the courtroom.
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"I love to deal with all this," he said, gesturing toward the line — negotiating parents, screaming children, chaos.
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"Don't go out there?" he triple-checked with his manager onstage during the performance, gesturing to the crowd.
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"I always see them doing their homework," he said, gesturing toward the dining table in the narrow apartment.
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"I feel like they kind of hid us," she continued, gesturing to the corner position of her booth.
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Across the way, he says, gesturing to the outside world, is a recording studio run by Snoop Dogg.
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I remember: the ignition churning; that old Benz K-turning; Pappy gesturing at my very white classmates loitering.
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"I left everything, including all my money, in that house," she said, gesturing to the buried home downhill.
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"That right there?" the psychiatrist asked, gesturing at the cardboard box, which the madman had refused to relinquish.
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He refused to let the reporter leave empty-handed, gesturing at the journalists debating the attack on CNN.
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"This guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar," he said, gesturing toward Rubio and Cruz, respectively.
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"I just want to sing you a couple songs," she says warmly, gesturing to a lone electric guitarist.
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"There's wind all the time, and I get to look down at that," gesturing at the reservoir's still waters.
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Video footage of the hearing showed Martinez kneeling theatrically in front of a camera and apparently gesturing for photographers.
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But by mid-afternoon she appeared more tense, gesturing rapidly as she conferred with members of her legal team.
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The video shows the customer gesturing and waving his arms at the senator as he sits in his booth.
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They pulled out his toenails, he said, gesturing towards raw skin on his big toe that oozed with pus.
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"So this was my outfit tonight," Fischer said gesturing to the maroon dress she brought on-stage with her.
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"They're not takin' all this stuff away," he said, gesturing toward the vast dispalys of firearms and gun gear.
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As police advanced on the crowd, firing tear gas, he waved his arms forward, gesturing for protesters to leave.
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"People don't show up when it actually matters," he lamented, gesturing to the small group gathered outside the courthouse.
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Presumably, this same technology would be used to identify how a hand is moving or gesturing in 3D space.
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"You can see these lemon trees are getting a little rangy looking," Sayer said, gesturing toward a leafless branch.
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"This is the military," Laila said, gesturing to the room full of adults and children, as she chopped vegetables.
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If you go over there, he says, gesturing into the distance at a largely Hindu area, it is spotless.
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Another sweet clip appears to show True, who was wearing a sweet blue dress, gesturing towards her cousin North.
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" Rolling Stone writes that the former Pavement frontman finds himself "gesturing towards a kind of tastefully opaque midlife realism.
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Without a moment's hesitation, she points her hand to the rain, gesturing that she wants to go back outside.
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"But this is not it," he said, gesturing with a naked toe toward a wood platform on the floor.
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The Queen appeared to briefly herd the President, gesturing for him to walk, the President mindful of royal protocol.
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"If Hillary Clinton is the winner, Castro will be here, drinking coffee," she said, gesturing toward the coffee counter.
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"This is not a community that arrived yesterday," said Piper, gesturing to the mosque and a nearby natural spring.
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"So you'd have a stage there, and another over there," Tollett said, gesturing toward opposite ends of the park.
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"Have you seen this guy dance?" he says, gesturing with a grin towards his bandmate over a PBR tallboy.
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"Welcome back," he said, gesturing toward an ancient percolator with the elan of a long-suffering mid-level bureaucrat.
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"I was thinking we could make a drinking game out of it," he said, gesturing to the Monopoly board.
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"It's cold and dry in Tibet," Ms. Kandell said, gesturing to a series of complex thangka paintings on silk.
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"He is the father of everything you are about to see here," Mr. Allah said, gesturing to the portrait.
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MOSCOW — "The park should describe the Russian soul," said Petr Kudryavtsev, gesturing broadly at the sloping, snow-covered landscape.
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Gesturing to a tall fiddle leaf fig, James explains she adopted it from the Manhattan jewelry shop Lulu Frost.
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"I love to deal with all this," he said, gesturing toward the line outside his truck — parents, children, chaos.
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"I might as well be comfortable," Mr. Apryle, 46, said, gesturing to his wrinkled T-shirt and tennis shoes.
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In a video, Rabbi Havura could be seen gesturing to the yeshiva's students "to pray strongly," Walla news reported.
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"Usually, I like to wear fancy stuff like this," she said, gesturing to her flowered dress and gold sandals.
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But the Belarussians kept a respectful distance, gesturing toward her and speaking in hushed tones as she walked past.
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"Everyone there on that side also wants this war to end," Svetlana says, gesturing towards the Russian-backed territories.
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Here it is written," he said, gesturing toward a packet of papers, "so you don't have the slightest doubt.
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"It's a way of just escaping from all of this controlled chaos," Ms. Maiklem said, gesturing to the skyline.
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"I have to carry that big thing right there," he said, gesturing toward a bicycle rack for his car.
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Thomas Kelly, the reveller who had lunged at Ung's group, had misjudged the effect of his cursing and gesturing.
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Additionally air quotes are functionally different than quotation marks because they represent a speech act combined with finger gesturing.
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But what does all that pointing, gesturing, smiling and leaning really mean and what can you learn from it?
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"I feel like I'm all dressed up with nowhere to go," Mr. Davila said, disappointed, gesturing toward the harness.
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"You see, no customers," Mr. Rahman, 46, said, gesturing around his cart piled high with apples, persimmons and berries.
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"The whole idea is to have Haiti itself not create problems," he says, gesturing towards squatters' homes on hillsides nearby.
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"This is where the old water tanker of the hotel used to be, before the renovation," Lordonnois says, gesturing upward.
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" And then gesturing towards the media, who he recognized were in the room, he added, "That game shouldn't be allowed.
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"Watch him here," my friend says, gesturing away from Morby and towards some lounge chairs facing the mountain-framed lake.
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So if that's where you're starting, then actually none of this," she said, gesturing to her body, "means anything, really.
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"They cost only one shekel, and people still put them in the book," Mr Habash says, gesturing to his ledger.
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"I wouldn't be here today if it weren't for him," he said, gesturing at his son-in-law, Michael Hackett.
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Gesturing toward her husband, Canning explained, "He's George Anthony Bancroft II," so their son will be George Anthony Bancroft III.
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The DJ, Zen Jefferson, stepped away from his booth and, sharpie in hand, traced their profiles gesturing in eternal longing.
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"This is a tragedy," Mujica said, gesturing to the street in San Agustin from a small cafe surrounded by friends.
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"All that fringe!" he yelped, gesturing toward my jacket, a cropped Marques's Almeida white denim jacket, distressed at the edges.
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"The water was up to here," Desmond Johnson, a player on the team, told ABC News, gesturing to his neck.
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Its aim appears to be recreating a real-world social setting, complete with gesturing, eye contact, and — ugh — actual speech.
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"Oh, I thought that was the Commission on Presidential Debates," Trump said after that incident, gesturing with a thumbs down.
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To his credit, he only paused for a few seconds before cautiously gesturing for me to join the other kids.
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"We will have to do something with Obamacare because it's failing," he said, gesturing to his 94-year-old guest.
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"Oh, I thought someone had died and they were named OA," he said, gesturing to the funeral-esque flower arrangement.
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"Manufacture, creativity, glamour — this is our D.N.A.," he said, gesturing toward a group of workers bent over their work spaces.
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Don't just look at the mouth; expression emanates from the jaw, the eyes, the brow, the throat, even gesturing hands.
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"She liked it, she's a little concerned about this region," Adams said on the blue carpet, gesturing at her chest.
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This isn't the only storyline that points at resolution with one hand while gesturing at grander secrets with the other.
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"We have to be out here, because we'd die from the heat in there," he said, gesturing toward the house.
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"Look at everybody up here," McGregor said, gesturing to the dudes with pocket squares in their suits that surrounded him.
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I could never lose myself entirely in the music, even when I averted my eyes from the conductor's ostentatious gesturing.
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"One of our pacts was that we would always cross the River Jordan together," she said, gesturing at the Hudson.
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"It's for heating the house," he said of the leaflets, gesturing toward a furnace in the corner of the room.
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Officials tend to rebut allegations of bystander deaths by gesturing toward intelligence reports that cannot be released because of classification.
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Officials tend to rebut allegations of bystander deaths by gesturing toward intelligence reports that cannot be released because of classification.
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"Do you think I want to be here?" he asked, gesturing to the piece of cardboard he was sleeping on.
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The woman's head is cut off by the top of the painting, and she is gesturing with her middle finger.
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"He's got more of the sun in him," Pete said, gesturing across the red-checked tablecloth at his big brother.
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"My father used to say 'Great things come from great pain,'" he says, gesturing to a mannequin wearing a suit.
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The radar sensor also enables other applications such as rejecting a call by just gesturing at the phone, Ellis said.
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He was gesturing toward a patch of flowers whose flamboyant shade of orange matched the stripes on his prison jumpsuit.
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"Women are simply more fluid," he said, eyes wide, hands gesturing and intonation straight out of the Lower East Side.
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"If you win, come up, accept your little award, thank your agent and your god, and —," he continued, gesturing offstage.
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For years, UPS has been gesturing toward a future where some of its delivery vehicles are electric, autonomous, or drones.
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"Nobody gives a damn — this is a farce," he told us, gesturing at the gawkers taking photos of the body.
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So when a bright red she called "lipstick red" rippled through the collection, you got what she was gesturing at.
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"Carriages used to wait outside to take you to the Astor Opera House," Mr. Rayhill said, gesturing to a screen.
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"He drives a minivan to take workers to the plant," she said, gesturing toward a man sitting at the counter.
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The figure is abstract, with the hand gesturing to the blackboard seeming to be nothing but a smear of paint.
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Cardi B couldn't contain her surprise or excitement, gesturing wildly as she stared at the ring he held out to her.
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"I remember this place—their pizza was so good," Takada says, gesturing at a shuttered restaurant as we walk through town.
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"I keep moving around, and I think he's getting pissed, " he says to me, gesturing toward the man painting his portrait.
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I think, to your point (gesturing at Delman) earlier that the customer is convinced, they want to do the right thing.
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"It is not for us," she said, gesturing to the favela, with its garbage-strewn streets and lack of sewage treatment.
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Even the extras who played cops were realistic, gesturing for us to move back away from the casket being carried out.
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"Look at the binding," they say, gesturing to show me a small image of Rosie's face on the book jacket spine.
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"I just started running," he told BuzzFeed News in Dapchi in early April, gesturing at the scrubby desert surrounding the town.
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But many food and drink establishments are so dang loud that you end up gesturing at, instead of conversing with, people.
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It never feels like more than wild gesturing and hoping that the commands I enter actually send through to the server.
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"All of our high-end food is all in this area," says Adler, gesturing as we walk across the festival grounds.
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These words will pour from the mouths of car executives as they stride across glowing stages gesturing to absurd-looking concepts.
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It was Fernandez's final pitch of the day and he knew it, gesturing with a mix of defiance, excitement and satisfaction.
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"What could we sell here to make up that cost?" she says, gesturing to the packs of chewing gum and cigarettes.
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"Nancy Pelosi hates me more than Mitt does," Trump said at one point, gesturing to Romney, according to the Republican source.
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"Check this out," Hozoji said, gesturing me in for a closer look at a vial she held up to the light.
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I spend time, so that the noise of the world doesn't drown out the peace in here [gesturing to her heart].
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"A woman was gesturing that she was about to throw her baby and if somebody could catch her baby," Lamrani said.
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It's floating by itself against a blank white backdrop, gesturing toward me with its unmoving smile and a dog-like eagerness.
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"It was scary -- the water was up to here," Houston resident Yee Seng said, gesturing to the middle of her chest.
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"The digger clears out the area here," he says, gesturing at a blackened machine at the edge of a flaming lake.
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If nothing else, everyone could hear him shouting out commands, even yelling and gesturing toward veteran players many years his senior.
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Phelps won his signature event, the 200 butterfly and exulted afterward, gesturing as if to say he'd take on all comers.
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"Here is another one of my prize possessions," she says, gesturing towards a huge poster of The Cramps beside her sofa.
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"Just about every building on this block, there's somebody selling heroin," he said, gesturing toward a strip of low-rise apartments.
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"This one's very masculine," she says, gesturing toward a jagged crest of ice that seems to rear up from the paper.
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The closest The Mandibles comes to gesturing toward some kind of ambiguity in this binary is in the character of Florence.
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"Why would something like this bother me?" she asked, gesturing toward the first eye-catching grosbeak impressions Ms. Jones had up.
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"All we've gotten is soap, a jerry can, and the plastic sheet," explained Baraka Losa, gesturing toward their vinyl-sheathed hovel.
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"My primary concern is that women feel beautiful wearing my clothes," the 32-year-old said, gesturing at her latest collection.
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"If they had to stand, 22016,21 fans would come and stand here," he said, gesturing toward new seats at the Coliseum.
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"You see, it's much smaller isn't it?" she says in a BBC trailer, gesturing to the height of the crown's arches.
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This post has been a whole lot of pessimism, so let me end by at least gesturing in a hopeful direction.
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At its center is a linear sequence of gesturing hands, each of which corresponds to a different letter presented in ASL.
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But it's as if he had unleashed himself from some confining mental corset, and he's grimacing and gesturing up a storm.
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"Right away, I said, 'It slipped, it slipped out of my hand,'" said Betances, who was gesturing to the Tigers dugout.
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"The fire couldn't have been any closer—she was right there," he says, gesturing half-a-meter in front of himself.
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"At the end of the day, nobody in this room thinks this is the solution," he says, gesturing toward a patient.
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Jiraprapasuke, who is Thai American, said the man ranted for about 2000 minutes and was specifically looking and gesturing at her.
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"At one point you might want to grab his gluteus maximus," he added, gesturing first to one singer and then another.
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"Three different countries were involved in creating all of the icons that are seen here," Chrzan said, gesturing to the structure.
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"It would be impossible to get this property in Fort Greene," Mr. Fleisher said, gesturing to his double lot with pool.
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Bombshell's is an empty feminism that's more about gesturing at progress than grappling with the work it takes to move forward.
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Macron appears to be speaking spiritedly, gesturing with his hands, but he and the others present are inaudible in the video.
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"More cowbell," Pérez said, gesturing toward a glass case full of cowbells painted with the colors of the Puerto Rican flag.
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Quotation marks in written text don't tend to directly evoke the combination of someone physically speaking and gesturing in this way.
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There's a lot of talking while standing next to touch screen TVs, gesturing at demographic maps and looking at bar graphs.
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" Most important, she added, gesturing to the longtime flower sellers in the hall, "we have a relationship with the people here.
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"This is some serious foot," he told a Wall Street Journal reporter, gesturing at the shoe, during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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"These guys are just a bunch of big kids," said the older Ottavino, gesturing to the men aged 22.43 to 2112.
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America's withdrawal from the nuclear deal has not led Iran to resume its nuclear program (despite some gesturing to that effect).
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In the popular meme, also known as Senior College Student, Nola speaks up from her lecture hall desk, gesturing with a pen.
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After each story, children were asked to indicate how old each child was by gesturing with their fingers or using their words.
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"For me it was an honor to be in this film and to portray this unbelievable man," Dornan says, gesturing to Conroy.
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"It is a health issue; this is like a sprained brain, like having a sprained ankle," West continues, gesturing to his forehead.
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When we switch into the Facebook live video, sometimes [the effect is] creating bars across the screen, gesturing to ideas of captivity.
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"Back then it was hard to find parking," says the mayor, gesturing to a wide, near-deserted street by the town hall.
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"Simon, lets not walk on my rug … lets wash your hands out here," she told him while gesturing towards the kitchen sink.
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Sporting Chicago Cubs regalia, he belted out the song before a large stadium crowd, gesturing wildly as he revved up the crowd.
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"These men—they were great Europeans," he says, gesturing to the pictures of Napoleon, Mozart and Michelangelo's David on his office wall.
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"When I got back from surgery, [Bowie] again was kind of right in this area," she says, gesturing towards her right side.
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Perhaps the most futurist-sounding possibility might be controlling different apps — perhaps Google Maps — by just pointing and gesturing at the screen.
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The second time he makes his grand speech, it's the series gesturing toward the way it's evolved its own theory of identity.
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The video shows Jackman, 47, navigating the waves, gesturing to other swimmers and at one point pulling a man through the water.
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" Gesturing at the glitter, she pointed out that a traditional Madonna would feature "precious, precious gold leaf from six hundred years ago.
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Crasthorpe and the man in the black coat were now at the center of a small crowd, the man still gesturing, Mrs.
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"We are here to have a conversation," a seemingly exasperated Pelosi (Calif.), the House Democratic leader, said while gesturing to the cameras.
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"We make sure every wedding is unique," one vendor told me while gesturing to a Mason jar with a candle in it.
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She was waving and gesturing at the group, which was now peering into one of the shadowy rooms of the abbot's house.
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Phelps won his signature event, the 200 butterfly, and exulted afterward, gesturing as if to say he would take on all comers.
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After winning the 200-meter butterfly — his signature event — for the third time, Phelps stood triumphant in the pool, gesturing with bravado.
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"View's better over here," someone remarked, gesturing to the uninterrupted panorama of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and Manhattan, twinkling in the distance.
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LONDON — Normally when you think of road rage, you might imagine a bit of shouting or sweary gesturing through a car window.
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After gesturing that he had a firearm in his pants, Sharma reportedly pulled down his pants and revealed... well... not a gun.
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A blocked windpipe often left a victim unable to breathe or talk, gesturing wildly to communicate distress that mimicked a heart attack.
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"We know you're pregnant, but this look isn't really working for me," she recalls him telling her, gesturing at her pregnant body.
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"Those people want to shut down free speech," one woman in a Trump shirt said in the video, gesturing across the street.
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"You can instantly tell this is a Saviello," said Guillo Pérez, gesturing to Mr. Saviello's painting of Tupac Shakur wearing a bandanna.
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"I think Rafa won because Novak was too small," Chung said with a laugh, gesturing toward Hong, 24, who was sitting nearby.
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"The women's Ballon d'Or, the first one, is with who?" he said, gesturing animatedly toward the phone as he recorded a video.
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Yet, despite profound changes in television, hot girls in heels holding and gesturing to objects have remained a staple of contest programming.
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"We'll see if she remembers," she added with a smile, gesturing toward Sawyer, who was planted on the trail, examining the sand.
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But it's all worth it for the scene where Lorelai is trying to guess his age and Rory keeps gesturing upward. 63.
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Fauci was seen gesturing with his hand to cover his face as President Donald Trump made a joke during a press conference.
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"Over the years, I've seen kids coming in as babies," Mr. Giang said, gesturing to a young family at a nearby table.
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"Look around this room," she added, gesturing to the 500-person crowd gathered to hear the mayor speak in Charleston Friday morning.
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You are standing on a downtown Manhattan street corner, not knowing where to go, when a gesturing hand steers your eyes upward.
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Schwartzman did not even move toward the shot, instead gesturing at his leg as he muttered to his coach, Juan Ignacio Chela.
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If the cadets are gesturing like Nazis -- glorifying their obedience to a "hard-ass" leader, who exactly are they all collectively terrorizing?
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We met in Studio B. "Most of the strings for my records were done in here," he said, gesturing around the room.
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Each face is carefully traced in walnut ink, the brown textured shades of the amate paper gesturing both to bark and earth.
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While with the Thunder, Westbrook made a habit of running across the court after being introduced, and gesturing toward the adoring crowd.
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"We did a good job with that negotiation, Andrew — you got back," Trump said, gesturing to Brunson, who was in the crowd.
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"I went on the floor and got you votes," Biden shouted at Warren, gesturing with an open palm toward the Massachusetts senator.
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"You expect something like this to happen over there," a retiree named Sabrina Vassallo tells me from her garden, gesturing towards Sicily.
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"This is government," Sean Spicer, the press secretary, said at the time, gesturing first to the Democrats' bill, then the new one.
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"But this is my labyrinth," she laughed, gesturing around at the rising and falling stairs carpeted in Dior gray of her atelier.
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At least one juror visibly expressed annoyance at the response, gesturing with her hands as if to suggest the exchange was pointless.
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Asked whether she came to such places often, she said no, gesturing to the stone-faced security team watching her every move.
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"They're not Lapita," Sanhambath said, gesturing at the drawings, which had been dated by radiocarbon to shortly after the Lapita period ended.
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"But now they have all gone," the 32-year-old maize farmer said from her homestead, gesturing to the barren land nearby.
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Mr. Woods, who is initially seen standing with his back to a wall, appears to be agitated and is gesturing with his arms.
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In the photo she is standing in front of a Disney Princess-themed banner and gesturing to a pink, doll-shaped birthday cake.
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And the Practice Room implores guests do some Magicians-style magic by gesturing with their hands to activate various effects around the room.
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When I'm looking at you [he starts gesturing, indicating areas of my face], rather than seeing a woman, I see some black there.
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"Just here, don't you think?" the Queen said, gesturing toward a spot in front of a roaring fire between a pair of sofas.
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" Acosta kept his grip on the mic and while gesturing toward the president, brushed against the woman's arm and said, "Pardon me, ma'am.
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"The first one, patriotism, is obvious," she says, gesturing towards a Chinese flag above the main cooking area and the replica machine gun.
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Only psychedelics remained profoundly interesting—at least the void of a k-hole loops back into infinity, gesturing towards some larger ineffable meaning.
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In the image, Kardashian West appeared to be gesturing for somebody in a not-yet-shared photo to come over and join them.
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Yet it was not until a student at the Georgetown Law forum on Thursday asked about Spider-Man that Kagan began gesturing excitedly.
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"I have a weakness for curry, pakora, and samosas," Mirza says, gesturing towards the trays of food lined up in the front display.
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"Welcome to our world," Popov, who leads emergency medical care, said grandly, gesturing with pride toward the chariots of the sick and maimed.
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"This is a picture of the red room -- the emergency patients," he says, gesturing to images CREMERJ has captured to illustrate the problem.
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Some of them stood in a half circle around Jiayu and Yingying, staring unsmilingly at the two girls and then gesturing among themselves.
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In the video, a suspect says, "This one here, she got pregnant by more than 30," gesturing toward the naked and unconscious teenager.
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"Can you believe this place?" said Chuck Gaul, a Clevelander, gesturing to the crowds flowing around him at Euclid and East 4th Street.
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"Think of it, almost 11,000 people by going into winds that the media would not go into," Trump said, before gesturing to reporters.
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"Sometimes I think about where I am now and where I started, on that court out there," he said, gesturing toward the alley.
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"You have armed guards outside," he said, gesturing toward the New York Police Department's counterterrorism officers, who are frequently stationed at the synagogue.
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"After the last surf championship, I was very depressed," Garcia said, gesturing toward the nearby wild beaches of Playa Cocles and Playa Chiquita.
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Wheatley has a skill for combining disparate genres—from horror to slapstick comedy to murderous gangster drama—while gesturing toward critical political undertones.
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The main buildings resemble skyscrapers that have been expelled from other cities and deposited here, their mismatched angles gesturing in an aesthetic void.
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Mr. Cagle responded on Twitter to the president's endorsement, writing lightheartedly that there were "no hard feelings" and gesturing toward the general election.
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But when she did, he refused to look at them, she said, instead gesturing to a door at the side of the courtroom.
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"I spent four years living in an apartment the same size as this room," said Ms. Trivette, gesturing around their new living space.
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"When it comes to our careers, we've already made the most important decision," explained Masiwei, gesturing toward his fellow Higher Brothers crew members.
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Bob Gallant, an oil worker from Saskatoon, stood at the junction, gesturing toward an oversize stop sign with a red blinking warning light.
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All the while the women have to sit outside, smoking [gesturing shisha] Well … [Quoting imaginary Turkish car owners] 'That is then … Our territory!
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It means if you think you're here," Fauci said, gesturing to illustrate his point, "you're really here because you're only getting the results.
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"There are 21 battalions" stationed over the border, Mr. Song told Mr. Mattis, gesturing toward the hills of North Korea in the distance.
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"I like being on top of the world," he said, gesturing out over the glowing sea of slow traffic snaking down Hollywood Boulevard.
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"This is the most prepared I have ever been," he says, gesturing to the packed garment rack on which the finished pieces hang.
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On the surface at least, he conceded, gesturing around the S.U.V., he would appear an odd choice to helm a $40-million endeavor.
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"This is the entrance of my home," Ms. Mukamana said, gesturing to her front door, steps away from where the pair sat together.
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"Oh, he's going to be so rich," Trump said, gesturing to Burrow, who is expected to go No. 1 in the NFL draft.
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"This is going to be the kitchen space," she said, gesturing to the first floor of a barn where cows were once milked.
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"I don't think we look at Donald Trump and say we need someone richer in the White House," she said, gesturing toward Bloomberg.
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"Nobody feels sorry for anybody living down here," Mr. Silverman said, gesturing across the water to the gated mansions that line the shore.
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I have to say to my good friend Joe Biden," Sanders said, gesturing to his left, "Joe and I strongly disagree on trade.
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Ditto for Lopatin's Good Time score, though that movie had trendy neon lighting to build off of, gesturing towards a general 80s pastiche.
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"We have a view over our ambitions," he added, gesturing toward the lushly cultivated garden on the terrace of the Hermès flagship opposite.
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"We need to blow the dust off," she said in an interview, gesturing to the battalion of elegantly uniformed servers at Del Posto.
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Tall and physically commanding, fastidious in his attire, he often built to a crescendo of indignation, gesturing firmly with long-fingered, well-manicured hands.
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What ensues is priceless: William starts gesturing at Kim, touching the air in front of her body, getting a vibe (?) of what's going on.
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" Gesturing to the religious and political leaders around him, he added that "we don't all agree on everything but we all agree on Aretha.
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It's not like Martin does, when he paces thinking and thinking and sometimes gesturing to himself as he tries to think out something difficult.
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"But the impact is bigger here," she said, gesturing at the building processing all of the products that will end up in her stores.
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"The work that I want to do isn't here anymore," she says, gesturing around her dressing room at the show's 30 Rockefeller Plaza studio.
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Kulagin's second, a thickset man in a trilby hat, was talking to him, gesturing, pleading: Major Allen, the Service officer on Watch detail tonight.
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"I've had to mix eyeshadow and orange lipstick into foundations because it wasn't the right tone," she says, gesturing to her expansive makeup kit.
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"THIS is the best you can find anywhere, and not just in Sudan," says Ali Alsheikh, gesturing at the deep-green field behind him.
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As the couple — who welcomed twins in June — clapped, Blue was shown putting up her hand and gesturing toward both her mother and father.
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So it should go without saying (but we'll still say it) that any leering, gesturing, sexual innuendos, or touching are off-limits at work.
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"It's all destroyed," said Semyonova on Tuesday standing in her children's room, gesturing at a pile of furniture she will have to throw out.
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"The stressful part ain't this," says Sam, gesturing to his soundboard when I visit him at the beginning of his shift one Saturday night.
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While he was gesturing and miming pizza slices, angles, and munching on cheese and pepperoni, his middle finger was in the air. Smooth. E!
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"The work that I want to do isn't here anymore," she said, gesturing around her dressing room at the show's 30 Rockefeller Plaza studio.
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The video then showed Ms. Bensreiti gesturing with her hands as the security employee shook her head from side to side and pointed emphatically.
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"All the industries, everything, has gone," said Michael Wake, 55, forklift operator, gesturing toward Roker Beach, once black from the soot of the shipyards.
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"This is ridiculous," the old man said, standing up and gesturing with his hands for as long as his rickety legs could hold him.
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"If you do not know who he is, then we cannot begin," our guide, Sergey Kolosov said Thursday, gesturing toward a portrait of Lenin.
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"Look at that," Ben Shewry, head chef and owner of Melbourne restaurant Attica, says excitedly, gesturing to the pineapple sage shrub next to him.
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"People are focused up here on the trouble and all of the noise that you hear in Washington," she said, gesturing at eye level.
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"On a clear day, you can see 226,229 mountains from here," said Omurbek Satarov, our 21-year-old Pamiri driver, gesturing toward the Himalayas.
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"I'm very, very hopeful for what comes after this, because this —" he said, gesturing toward the woman he had just autopsied — "is pretty awful."
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"You're looking at the whole staff," said Paul Moore, a wax tech in Australia's sole cabin, gesturing to three co-workers in the room.
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"It's really shocking to see this history," said Pang Tianjin, a high school freshman, gesturing at the museum exhibition for the May 4 movement.
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"How can you abandon your stuff?" the 63-year-old New Jersey native asked, gesturing to the home he has owned for 20 years.
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"He doesn't want to hear these questions, if you don't mind," he said, gesturing to his guest, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.
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"Craft tends to be considered anything that is handmade," curator William Dunn says, gesturing in the cavernous atrium of Santa Fe's form & concept gallery.
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As the boys were walking to the officers' patrol vehicle, Kelly told them to wait and began gesturing to her skin color and theirs.
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You may get up every day and this may be the only thing you think about--" Brzezinski, gesturing to herself, exclaimed, "No, no, no.
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"I feel sorry for Jessica Mann, Jessica Mann is a victim of this table," Rotunno said gesturing to the prosecutors sitting next to her.
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"This year, I met her," Ms. Phillip said, gesturing to friend No. 4, Micole Lomack, 28, who was eating lunch at Ms. Phillip's side.
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As Hope Boykin's "r-Evolution, Dream" opens, Matthew Rushing seems to be gesturing in some silent language, his hands and fingers flashing and pointing.
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"Some of these things are very inspiring," Weymar says, gesturing to an anonymously-submitted piece bearing Trump's words about Mexicans being criminals and rapists.
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" Gesturing at the maze of barriers set up around the Capitol, Frost added, "These fences and all this mess will be Ralph Northam's legacy.
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"Some pilots are taking them to ports that don't need visas," Wildgoose said, gesturing to the crowd on the other side of the fence.
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"Their file is like this," said one person who had spoken repeatedly with investigators, gesturing to indicate a stack of documents a foot high.
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But he also sought to deflect the question, telling the reporter, "it's interesting that nobody here asked that question," while gesturing to his constituents.
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"Land and having the access to it is hugely important for people's health," said Murray, gesturing towards the gardeners chatting and laughing by their plots.
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Inconsistencies in test design were troubling — in my first year, the listening passage titled "Lydia's Lasso" left many urban teachers hopelessly gesturing the rodeo motion.
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"Pelosi standing and palms-up gesturing for the women to rise again and take in the applause" was a gesture Wood said caught her eye.
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I talked to them about the importance of being bold in life and work, gesturing to the train of denim flowing from my lower half.
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"People think I have a lot of money," she said, gesturing to the Puma hold-alls, the FC Barcelona rucksacks, the dusty trainers around her.
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"Now that there's more going on in the neighborhood for the young ones," he said, gesturing toward the new community center, "you'll have better outcomes."
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"There is zero disease pressure here," Shomaker said, gesturing to row after row of vines in individual planter boxes, laden with not-yet-ripe grapes.
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From her enthusiastic gesturing, it seemed she also wanted me to know that it's okay; she has a grandchild with a really big butt, too.
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"It's crazy that free shit gets given to the people that need it least," she says, gesturing to the parcels when she clocks me staring.
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If you're in the Southern hemisphere, you can offer a salute goodbye to Davidbowie by gesturing at the space between the constellations Sagittarius and Scorpio.
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"Twenty years ago, when we opened the shop, it was just magazines," she said, gesturing toward the small shelves at the front of the store.
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"You must go very fast… bit of weight on that board!" she says, laughing, gesturing downwards to imply that he is a large, heavy human.
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Unearthed archival NBC footage shows Trump, then a real estate mogul, and Epstein gesturing at women at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach in 1992.
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Brett Gardner took exception to a called strike-three call in the second inning and was seen gesturing from the dugout and slamming his bat.
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Trump hinted at his decision when he met with Ross last Sunday: "Commerce Secretary, that's what we're looking for," he told reporters, gesturing toward Ross.
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Bolt was greeted by fans and media -- but didn't say a word ... just gesturing with his hands before being whisked off in a private car.
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As you're gesturing around with your fingers, the depth camera senses exactly where your hand is, and whether you're using your left or right hand.
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My legs stuck to the muffler: I have a scar from here," she says, gesturing from her upper calf down to her ankle, "to here.
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"There should be more opportunities for private fun... This is all noise," he added, gesturing discreetly at some of the guys standing around in towels.
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A deafening techno track begins roaring from behind it, breaking the silence as an attendant unlocks the door, gesturing the crowd down a darkened staircase.
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"They say that in order to succeed in this business you need a hook," he says, gesturing with the hook-like top of his umbrella.
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" Gesturing to a slide that included an excerpt from the ethics law, Mr. Hart said, "Once you are a public official, that is the standard.
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In the clip, she repeatedly accused the customers seated next to her of not being Canadian and not paying taxes, gesturing wildly all the while.
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"The space feels so finished and refined," says Yashar, gesturing to the high-spec series of rooms that open from the monochromatic marble-floored atrium.
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"Take it," Michele told me backstage before his last Gucci men's wear show, gesturing at the heaving rail of soon-to-be-shown Gucci wares.
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Dozens of videos appear to show Uighurs in front of old photos of their family members with footage edited to show themselves crying or gesturing.
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"This is all us," he said, gesturing beyond the dune vegetation and palms to the cluster of villas that he and his wife had built.
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"I think the president has a great relationship with the Kurds," Trump said, gesturing to Erdogan during a joint press conference at the White House.
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Mr. Catazaro always scores on sheer stage presence, as in "Swan Lake," where his Prince Siegfried was another debut; standing, walking, gesturing, he commands attention.
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"That's one of my favorite pieces right there," he said, gesturing at an angular, modernist canvas that must have measured more than 30 feet across.
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It was a wild affair for the final few rounds after a dull series of pawing and gesturing by Wilder gave Ortiz a solid lead.
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Class is primed to deliver subversive takes on hoary monster tropes, and it's definitely gesturing toward a cheery kind of upheaval, especially near the end.
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In 85033, a 10-year-old boy was suspended from school for three days for gesturing a finger gun at a friend's head, CNN reported.
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"They have it so easy over there compared with us," he said, gesturing across an expanse of shrub land carpeted with frail, ice-frosted sagebrush.
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"I knew in it there was a story that was funny and sweet," she said, gesturing over her eggs as if she were conducting them.
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"The gun barrel of the AR-15 that was donated tonight is inside," he said, gesturing toward a black metal box propped on a table.
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This amount of data, Lord explained, gesturing at the screen clogged with numbers, was routinely collected on each of Google Android's approximately two billion users.
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I've asked Samsung about it, and other than gesturing to the possibility of a future software update, there's not really a clear answer for it.
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"Please excuse what I'm about to say," Mr. Nkrumah, the authority official, had apologized to Eugenia during our interview, before gesturing toward me and Jane.
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"This is Harry," Lawrence Henriques says, gesturing nonchalantly at the eight-foot crocodile lounging just a few feet away in a shallow, murky brown pool.
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Who's more important than — but, I just think, honestly, I started from Queens, my father was — I loved my father, [gesturing toward a photograph] picture.
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"I would say what I'm doing is hacking," Schwarting tells me, gesturing to a Windows laptop and a USB-to-tractor cable he Frankensteined himself.
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"I came to stand in solidarity with all of the people who are here today," she told mourners, gesturing with both hands toward the crowd.
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Dashboard camera video from one of the first troopers to arrive shows Kyron Hinton standing alone on April 3, moaning and gesturing on a Raleigh street.
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LEBRON JAMES STORMS OUT AFTER QUESTIONS ABOUT JR SMITH BLUNDER The image of James gesturing to Smith after his error has created a social media stir.
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Meet the machines"This is the great Satan," said Joseph Lorenzo Hall, the chief technologist at the Center for Democracy & Technology, gesturing dismissively at the WinVote.
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The phrase "Laura Dern" was then sung repeatedly to close out the song, and the actress couldn't stop laughing, gesturing in shock and amazement, and dancing.
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"Here you have Marvel meets Picasso," says Kwan, gesturing at a painting of a heroine who looks a bit like Wonder Woman bursting out of "Guernica".
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"You'll see those open more than you'll see them closed," she added gesturing at the big glass doors set in tall glass archways facing the street.
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Inside, Kia has equipped the concept with a new interface that allows audio and heating controls to be adjusted by touch or gesturing at the screen.
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"But if Bernie doesn't win the Democratic nomination, we're all going to vote for Trump," he said gesturing to the row of supporters next to him.
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"I had the idea in my brain clearly—a vision of the small local, just like this one," Hiroki tells me, gesturing around the small restaurant.
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"I am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous visions and behaviors from people who support Donald Trump," Clinton said, gesturing at the man.
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"We are from Sydney," she says, gesturing to her boyfriend, who is wobbling precariously behind her with his eyes closed, his arms wrapped around her waist.
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Both men leaned back into their seats, and it was McCain who did most of the talking, gesturing as though he were trying to explain something.
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Heller says in the ad that voters should compare his record to Rosen's because "actions speak louder than whatever that is," gesturing to the inflatable figure.
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One man in the back row next to the media area turned around and tried to shush Acosta by gesturing with his finger over his mouth.
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"This is my first car, that I bought when I was 16," said Julian Crossley, gesturing in the paddock toward his baby-blue 1954 Austin A30.
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Usually, I fight a man in the division I am the champion of," he said gesturing towards his featherweight title, "and they crumble under those shots.
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"Look around here, you don't just see a bunch of white people," said Mr. Lara, a second-generation Chilean-Australian, gesturing around the crowd on Tuesday.
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"She used to bring everything, including utensils and vegetables, from her house for the show," said her producer, Sirimalee, gesturing to her workspace on the set.
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When you say we have a ways to go, you're essentially gesturing to the kind of policy changes that would prevent this from being an issue?
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Sally: (Naïvely, gesturing toward Rick) He explained the right way to pronounce "chutzpah" and I wondered about him, but then again, he is from New York.
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If Jesus's two gesturing fingers, held in the same blessing gesture as Mary's, weren't broken off, they might protrude furthest from the base of the piece.
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In front of Stella's, Fred recalls the bar as if it were an old friend, gesturing to it and talking about it with fondness and longing.
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"It probably would devastate this place right here," he said, gesturing toward the buffet line at Reids' Harvest House, a homey restaurant that serves filling meals.
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In gesturing toward a new friendliness, Japan is motivated in part by the recognition that as the United States retreats, it needs stronger trade with China.
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"Yesterday I texted these two to tell them, 'The tasting event is tomorrow,'" said Stella Wei, of Flushing, gesturing to the other women at her table.
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"Maybe they can just back up from there," he said, gesturing to a tricked-out white lowrider idling at the end of the one-way street.
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It hardly matters, a city employee said, gesturing to a hole in the side of the building that was large enough to drive a car through.
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"Porter is probably my favorite American painter," Mr. McNally said, gesturing to a small, squarish oil with evocative patches of green, "In the South Meadow" (1965).
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"Take a look around!" he said, gesturing to a crowd of almost entirely white members of the news media who were charged with covering the trial.
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Gesturing toward the street, he lamented that some of the area's residents seem set in their daily routines, too focused to even notice the humble storefront.
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They moved in a cluster, gesturing at invisible handholds, as though reaching for fireflies, and even occasionally shared their impressions and tactical notions with one another.
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Each is well equipped for the moment, gesturing, in some element of its design, to the contradictory and possibly unresolvable feelings of the disaffected smartphone user.
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Cut out of our lives people who don't make us happy, like the otter-pelt trader who communicates with us only by gesturing with his weapon.
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The screen offered a smiling woman with a bright, eager, vaguely sexual manner, gesturing at a map to explain the weather, which seemed to excite her.
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"In Cuba, there were all the same institutions that were slowly being taken down" as in the U.S., she tells me, gesturing toward the drying rack.
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Though the tables were all full, a few people scooted down, pushing their bags and coats to the side, making room, gesturing for me to sit.
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"We typically try to respect the mode and style of the building," Testa says, gesturing to the leafy wallpapered ceiling above the gray Bardiglio marble sink.
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But instead of going in the front door, her mother got down on her knees and crawled under the porch, gesturing for her children to follow.
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"What's stopping us from all putting this in our scotch and getting jacked right now," he said, gesturing again to the syringe full of muscle-boosting DNA.
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"This is you, this is me," Bensimon told Frankel during one angry meetup, gesturing with her hands to suggest she was at the top of the hierarchy.
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"So she goes right out and marries the singer, my dad, Eddie Fisher," Todd says, gesturing at a poster of Bundle of Joy, which starred the pair.
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"Anyway, you've been accused of it all through the years, but you are retiring … you want to hold 'em now?" she asked, gesturing to her ample endowment.
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Tom Phillips at Eurogamer reports that the new console will be a tablet with controllers on either side that can be detached from proper Wiimote-style gesturing.
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"When I went to Magic Leap, I watched a full court game right here," Shaq said in the video, gesturing towards the empty space on his right.
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"You can do whatever you want to yourself, but the baby's still gonna look like the old you," Williams said, gesturing at an image of Jenner's face.
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And unlike Republican nominee Donald Trump, Clinton is gesturing that the movement itself is a part of what makes America great, not what America's greatness stands against.
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De Pinto and Jones, 47, were seen "angrily gesturing at each other as they walk[ed] through the office," states the affidavit, which was obtained by PEOPLE.
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"This is all I have," she said, gesturing at the room crammed with couches used as beds and energetic children on school break, a closet dividing it.
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He is animated as he recalls the discovery, gesturing as if to slap his desk as if he has just found the missing pages all over again.
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"I mean, first of all, this guy is a choke artist, and this guy is a liar," he said finally, frustrated, gesturing at Rubio and then Cruz.
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The larger track pad gives you more room for zooming into photos with two fingers, or gesturing to view all of your open windows with three fingers.
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Communication failed due to language barriers, although the Libyan forces shouted "migrants," and "out, out," gesturing at Sea-Watch to leave the area, the group's report said.
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Nintendo presented a pre-recorded "Spotlight," focusing on Switch games coming out in 2017, touching on Nintendo's ongoing competitive multiplayer initiatives, and gesturing towards 2018 and beyond.
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William is seen gesturing for Kate to take the seat closest to them, but she accidentally trips, as seen in a video caught by the Daily Mail.
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"You look at these boys and they're all different and they need to know that's okay," she continued, gesturing back to the children gathered behind the podium.
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"It's two hundred and eighteen feet from this star to the one above," a guide told them, gesturing to its mate, on the ceiling of the dome.
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"You can see in this very quote that the states are laboratories of democracy," Sinema says in the edited video, gesturing to a slideshow that is offscreen.
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"The carpet is confusing everyone," says Verhoeven, gesturing to the gender-disorienting hot pink floor covering in the men's washrooms, and the royal blue in the women's.
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It's spooky but hypnotizing, as if it belongs to a lost soul or a friendly ghost who's gesturing you to follow him with a "come hither" motion.
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Art will always need something of his loose gesturing toward hidden animal forces — those forces that explain art as the process of tracing connections, attachments, and conflicts.
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Footage posted on Twitter showed Morris on his back, kicking at a Secret Service agent and angrily gesturing as if he had been grabbed by the throat.
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All-too-brief moments of light brand-led entertainment that have been given the go-ahead by five men in a room gesturing at a large notepad?
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The painting seems to wish to resist the literalism of representational art by become ever-more literal paint-as-paint, while conceptually gesturing towards the natural landscape.
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"I said that I would like a flagel, scooped," she said, gesturing toward the flat discs and explaining her preference for having the carb-y innards removed.
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Reading it made me feel like Alice, with Penny as the Cheshire Cat: She seems to say, gesturing to our Twitter feeds, that we're all mad here.
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"She found me through Lena Dunham's Instagram," Ms. Dwyer said, gesturing to Deanna DiCroce, who had arrived for her appointment (a butterfly tattoo) on a recent Saturday.
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"Our father would take us to the five and dime store, and we could buy whatever we wanted," she said, gesturing at the bracelet she was wearing.
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But Mouratoglou appeared to be gesturing for Williams to move to the net, and move to the net she did, and it started to work for her.
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Shupe joked, gesturing at his shirt, though her husband added that he couldn't wear it in front of his mother-in-law, who disapproved of the president.
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Jill Biden had been speaking to a crowd and gesturing with her hands when her husband leaned forward and nibbled on the tip of her index finger.
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Mr. Pulvertaft rides up, gesturing about some immediate necessity — how a particular shrub must be avoided, so his gestures suggest, or where best to construct a bridge.
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He offered us water, and went off to get it—gesturing for us to sit on a low, beautifully contoured wooden bench that looked ancient and Japanese.
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And I told these two [gesturing to aides], I said you know if somebody calls me — somebody, now you know we have a limited amount of time.
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"Metta and Luol, all those guys, they talk to us all the time," Clarkson said, namechecking Metta World Peace and Luol Deng, and gesturing toward Timofey Mozgov.
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Ronaldo said nothing as he walked past journalists in to court dressed in black jacket and trousers, black turtleneck, white trainers and sunglasses, only gesturing with his hand.
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The sample population came from two different cultures "to reduce bias from the impact of culture and native language on early gesturing," write the researchers in the paper.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT BELOW An apparent customer who was inside the store the entire time is also seen gesturing for the teen to leave, pointing toward the door.
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"We face a very different political climate from the one we used to ... we have a lot of argie-bargie going on," Johnson said, gesturing to the hecklers.
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Why would I want to do that, and be that?" she says, adding while gesturing toward her bicep, "This is me, and this is my weapon and machine.
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"I'm like a year away from a Céline tat," he said, gesturing to the space where he would get the artwork permanently placed on his left side ribcage.
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"I carry all the time, and I watch people, and I've learned to pay attention," Dolgener says, gesturing with her forefinger to emphasize how closely she watches people.
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"I'm like a year away from a Céline tat," he said, gesturing to the space where he would get the artwork permanently placed on his left side ribcage.
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Pryor didn't miss a beat every time the youngster turned to talk to him, gesturing at the screen to emphasize his points and impressively miming a complete understanding.
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She talked constantly, in a scratchy, high voice, while gesturing with her hands; at practice, her coach regularly threatened to kick her out if she didn't stop talking.
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Moving around the room and gesturing to decades-old equipment or diagrams hung on the walls, Mr. Kleinrock was clearly practiced at explaining packet switching and queuing theory.
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"Isn't this beautiful?" she asks, gesturing to a hand-painted screen by Mr. Mucek that hides a small white kitchen area, where she doesn't concern herself with cooking.
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There are many people out there—Trump and his diehard supporters, for starters—who are miles away from even so much as gesturing at humility and self-awareness.
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"There was collective unitity between guys and girls and gay and straight and everybody danced in this little room," he said, gesturing to the back of the bar.
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"It was supposed to be filled by the Chairman of the Conservative party," Burley said on Sky News on Wednesday morning, gesturing to the empty chair opposite her.
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"This bitch and these bitches will be happy to have you on the show and have a beer," Behar said, gesturing at the other women at the table.
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"We had a big altar in the house where I grew up, but not here," he said, gesturing around his small, tidy apartment in a public housing complex.
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"They've just picked three people randomly," he added, gesturing towards the brightly lit 'field of play' where players and coaches sat in booths and stared intensely at screens.
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"If it's a morning concert, I eat the night before, making sure to get a lot of carbohydrates," he said, gesturing toward his meal, a plate of spaghetti.
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"This kid is going to own New York someday," Mr. Cohn told her, gesturing at a tall 20-something bachelor at a dinner party in the early 1970s.
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"When people say, what do you miss most," she said in a video on her Instagram Stories, before trailing off and gesturing at the picturesque view behind her.
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"We see people coming in and buying the houses," she said, gesturing to one abandoned home where a new owner has boarded up the windows and front door.
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"If I miss a couple jumpers early, my next 220 are going to be in that blue," James said to his teammate Channing Frye, gesturing to the paint.
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"How foolish he must feel," said Manafort's attorney Kevin Downing, gesturing to Manafort, who huddled a few feet away at a table with the rest of his attorneys.
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He turned to his own team's fans and demanded more noise, gesturing to his players on the field, seemingly asking for an ovation that their performance obviously deserved.
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"They are exploiting their children and people's feelings to get what they want," she said, gesturing at the square, filled with women in hijabs and flowing African dresses.
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" Gesturing to the elegant State Capitol and booming city at the foot of the mountains, he said, "This was a barren place, and we turned it into this.
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The piece, "Objects With No Titles" (1973/2018), features fabrics and bags of batting stuffed into bras, pantyhose and lingerie — gesturing at the confining of the female form.
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"If you could have seen this area before, it was full of green as far as your eyes could see," said Abdel Rahman, gesturing toward the barren land.
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LONDON — "This is really the money shot for this hotel," said Philip Blackwell, gesturing at a marble fireplace, soft-lit lamps with printed shades, and books, books, books.
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"Inasmuch as there was a plan, you see it here," Mr. Lieben-Seutter said, gesturing to his view of the river Elbe, teeming with container ships and trawlers.
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"Trump's been saying everything I've said for 25 years," said Mr. LoBaido, gesturing in his studio at his new portrait of the president as a two-gun sheriff.
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But like the family's Dutch house, it's an enduring structure, which gives an added dimension to the references in the text — its way of gesturing toward a lineage.
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"A lot of things have been piled on top of it, and that's great," he said, gesturing to the institution's state-of-the-art building in Midtown Manhattan.
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As R. Kelly's agitation grew -- as he raised his voice, cried into the camera, and finally stood, yelling and gesturing forcefully over King -- she was unflappable, in control.
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A video posted on Twitter showed Karain gesturing angrily near a temporary seating terrace at the course before turning to board the cart and drive off with Reed.
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"They've just picked three people randomly," he added, gesturing towards the brightly lit "field of play" where players and coaches sat in booths and stared intensely at screens.
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" Gesturing to a giant statue on the stage, he praised Oscar, himself for keeping "his hands where you can see them" and for having "no penis at all.
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This pacific picture, though, is soon replaced by far more disturbing, recurrent images of perilously small boats filled with frantically shouting, gesturing men, women and children seeking asylum.
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"A lot of people are mad at Molly because they see themselves in Molly," Ms. Orji said, gesturing animatedly as a makeup artist smeared highlighter across her cheekbones.
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In the center of town, stores are closing as they struggle to compete with large supermarkets, she said, gesturing at the vacant storefronts on the narrow, winding street.
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Angry after lawmakers failed to replace some cabinet members, the protesters broke into Parliament, ransacked rooms and sat at lawmakers' desks while gesturing at cameras that captured the scene.
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But if the research team can tackle these challenges, we may well be able to manipulate our smart devices by gesturing in midair, without even giving them a glance.
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In another photograph, rocks outline a provisional mosque on the ground, a floor plan without walls, complete with a semi-circular niche gesturing towards Mecca beyond the vast scrubland.
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"Some of us on this stage have called to end that section, to terminate it, some, like Congressman O'Rourke, have not," Castro said, turning and gesturing towards the congressman.
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"This is Barbara," Mailhot said, gesturing toward a woman who'd just joined us for lunch: Barbara Robidoux is resplendent in her seventies, with white hair tied loosely behind her.
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"This was the first time I saw anything like this," said fruit hawker Moussavou Mouboki, gesturing past the stands of vegetables and sardines to a pharmacy gutted by fire.
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"Why's he allowed to be there?" someone in the crowd screamed, gesturing at Ngo, who was still scampering around the demilitarized zone between the police and the receding marchers.
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"By the way, when you put water on a 'fro, if it's this big, it will become this big," she laughs, gesturing with her hands from big to small.
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That gesturing was widely interpreted as Trump mocking Kovaleski who has arthrogryposis, a congenital condition that creates arm movements very similar to those Trump used to describe the reporter.
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Hotz, meanwhile, made a show of the autonomous abilities, pivoting in his seat to talk to the cameraman in the back seat and gesturing effusively to make a point.
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"I caught the flu off her," she adds, gesturing good-naturedly towards her aunt—who does her hair and makeup on photoshoots, and who snorts with laughter in reply.
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He explained, gesturing to the curled pages in his hand, that an article had just been published declaring Mormonism to be the fastest growing religious sect in American history.
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That gesturing was widely interpreted as Trump mocking Kovaleski, who has arthrogryposis, a congenital condition that creates arm movements very similar to those Trump used to describe the reporter.
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"What I'm most proud of is what she left me—my grandsons," Maria said, as she made coffee, gesturing toward the boys' grade-school portraits in the living room.
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" Gesturing at the QEII and its lush surroundings, Tom says: "We built this all up from what was basically a derelict stadium, and it's going from strength to strength.
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" Punctuating the remark by gesturing to pull Bhasin's hair, he said, "Because it's not in the books that somebody has to grab with the hair and pull it behind.
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Later footage shows the portly, balding middle-aged man stumbling, wiping his face, and seeking help from people while gesturing to his eyes before being escorted to a clinic.
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"All this was Chinese until the Qing dynasty was forced to give it to the Russians," he said, gesturing at streets packed with Chinese traders and their Russian customers.
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We pulled up to a traffic light, next to a giant saguaro cactus whose short, upturned arm gave it the look of a crossing guard gesturing us to stop.
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She said "black boy" and "slaves," words she would not have said eight years ago because eight years ago any concrete gesturing to blackness would have had real consequences.
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Standing near his house and gesturing to the mountains around his home, Fowler said, "Anywhere else in these mountains ... and it might have never been found," he told WLOS.
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"This is a Belvedere Apollo and a bronze Hadrian," Mr. Labine said, gesturing to statuary wrapped in waterproof coverings in a sculpture court next to the garden's planted section.
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Nga's human companion Sanra is seen feeding and bathing the elephant, gesturing towards the harmonious bond between man and animal that later scenes explore in a more spiritual manner.
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But during several stretches the collective impact and intriguing specificity of the music come through, especially when you see the conductor Simon Halsey energetically gesturing to hundreds of singers.
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"I want to run a full 52 weeks," he said, gesturing toward the adjacent building where, the tour later showed, rows of assembly desks were only about half occupied.
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He asked the actress Beth Leavel to speed up her entrance and come farther downstage center before gesturing to Ms. Osnes and Mr. Cott, who were on deck backstage.
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I can just walk up to either of them," he continued, gesturing to the other men beside him, "and be like, 'This is what's going on in my life.
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She said 'black boy' and 'slaves,' words she would not have said eight years ago because eight years ago any concrete gesturing to blackness would have had real consequences.
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"Look at that counter, I just wiped it off this morning," he said, gesturing toward a dust-covered section of his shop, where he sells cigarettes, beer and snacks.
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"I was surprised because the current president has done the work requested," said Pedro Martínez, 58, an inspector for the municipality, gesturing toward the central square's fresh paving stones.
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Global News published a video on Thursday showing Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau smiling and gesturing with dark makeup covering his face, arms and legs.
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"This is Beijing smog," Roosegaarde said, before gesturing to the seven-metre tall, gently humming metal tower we are stood next to in the Chinese capital's art district, 798.
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We intend to push and play with the boundaries of the print format, gesturing to the future of the verb "to print" as it becomes parasitised by #Additivist technologies.
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Images of Elshenawy gesturing what appears to be a rejection of the trophy held by a young Budweiser representative in the stadium&aposs tunnel appeared on social and mainstream media.
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Then, silence; the crowd was muted entirely, leading to the eerie spectacle of people gesturing thumbs down at the beaming Roman Reigns with virtually no sound escaping their open mouths.
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In fact, he even alleges that Prout told him not to worry—that the extra provisions were just for "the people upstairs," while gesturing to the ceiling with his pen.
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"If AI is so easy, why isn't there any in this room?" asks Ali Farhadi, founder and CEO of Xnor, gesturing around the conference room overlooking Lake Union in Seattle.
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But we should kind of be the complement to the large companies like Sunny's group and your (gesturing to Delman) entire coalition, to show that what we're doing can work.
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Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, with his untamable tuft of white hair, wild gesturing and radical ideas, is basically a real-life version of Doc Brown from Back to the Future.
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Amy Klobuchar's bipartisan Honest Ads Act when pressed, gesturing that they would be willing to cooperate on legislation but they'd really prefer to self-govern (since that's gone so well).
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"I had to lie on the ground so that I didn't get hit by the bullets… I risked my life to come here," she tells me, gesturing to the camp.
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The topless blonde is smiling up at him from the driver's seat, licking her upper lip slowly with the tip of her tongue and gesturing suggestively with an index finger.
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"Cleansing powder, condom, oil, stimulation tool," he clarified, gesturing to the latter gadget, a plastic tampon-like device with a USB connector on a wire coming out of the bottom.
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"This is the Democrats, this is us," he said, gesturing to printouts of ObamaCare and the American Health Care Act, with the Affordable Care Act dwarfing the GOP healthcare plan.
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"It took them three days to find my boy," said Biniam's mother Kassanesh, gesturing to a framed photograph of a teenager with a toothy smile and curly mop of hair.
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Visser says they're all talking about and gesturing toward the connected car future, but its his company that has actually built a car entirely around the concept of connectivity first.
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The framework the White House agreed to with congressional Republicans is ambiguous in that regard, committing to steep rate cuts while gesturing at offsetting revenue raisers with considerably less detail.
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"You know what they say the state bird of Hawaii is?" asked Eric John Odegaard, 264, who has been homeless most of his life, gesturing to the growing Honolulu skyline.
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"We're guessing the pin placement is going to be over there," Floyd said, gesturing to a spot on the lower part of the green directly across from his family's chairs.
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One of my visits coincided with that of the country head of a major international N.G.O. "This is set up like a concentration camp," he said, gesturing at the fence.
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"This was the very first shoe we made," Brown said the other day, in San Francisco, gesturing toward a photograph of footwear that bulged and puckered like a tea cozy.
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"My whole neighborhood and all that, I'm the only one that look like this," he says, gesturing at his hair and outfit: a leather jacket, asymmetrical hoodie, and track pants.
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He became more animated when describing the methods he had used to get around the sanctions, gesturing and blinking rapidly as he explained how he had transferred gold and money.
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He has taken up art as a hobby — "I'm a tenth-rate painter," he said, gesturing at a thicket of brushes — and expects to spend the summer in Provincetown, Mass.
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"It takes a village," Mr. Cherkaoui said calmly, gesturing to his ballet master, Jason Kittelberger, who had been running the Royal Ballet rehearsal, issuing a stream of corrections and clarifications.
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When Mr. Russell kidnaps an amnesiac Ms. Hawn and convinces her she is his wife in the 1987 "Overboard," he threatens her and amuses himself by gesturing at raping her.
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"I mean, I could be stuck sitting in one of those cubicles," Davis says, gesturing toward the rows of communal desks visible from where he's seated in the conference room.
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"First of all, we hit 83 million," Mr. Paul announced, gesturing toward a flat-screen television glowing orange with a graphic that read "80,095,981," Team 10's current subscriber base.
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"It's not a coincidence that a lot of the work has a personal connection," she said in an interview, gesturing to the drawings, photographs and collages in her living room.
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"If I'm doing a movie, I'd pick you general, General Mattis," Mr. Trump added, gesturing to James N. Mattis, whom the Senate confirmed as defense secretary later in the day.
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"They don't want you to stay here for this reason," the broker told Jasmine, gesturing at her belly, and telling the 32-year-old this predicament was entirely her fault.
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There was a group of women in the black sedan to my left and they went nuts about the guy and what he did (all kinds of gesturing in their car).
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"I truly don't want to speak for her but I guess she respects what this is all about," pro-Trump activist Jack Posobiec said, gesturing toward the room full of attendees.
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"I work outside in the weather on a boat, and it's all pretty much been the same for me," Dotson says, standing on Jetty Pier in Cameron, gesturing toward the ocean.
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American-based carriers are waiting to potentially ground any of their Max-8 aircraft as well, by broadly gesturing at the fact that they haven't received any warnings to do so.
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And yet, few of us have stopped to give much thought to gesturing as a phenomenon—the neurobiology of it, its development, and its role in helping us understand others' actions.
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"A lot of times people like to stand here and stretch their legs because we have no leg space," he says, gesturing to the area at the front of the plane.
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Sun was livid, yelling and gesturing at the 503-year-old Scott, and later confronting him as the medallists walked off the podium towards the stairs leading to the pool deck.
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Katchor unearthed these customs in his chronicling of an unnamed Depression Era–city we'll call New York, while also gesturing fondly in the direction of the funny pages and their legacy.
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"What I need Saturday Night Live to improve on, what I need the liberals to improve on: if he don't look good, we don't look good," Kanye said, gesturing at Trump.
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"I like the idea of going on an adventure," Mr. Anderson said, gesturing around at the Ibiza-inspired collection and looking very much in need of a strong cup of coffee.
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When the shooting stopped, the gunmen approached the vehicles and pulled the surviving children out, gesturing and telling them in Spanish to leave the area, said Lafe Langford, a family member.
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Gesturing toward a field of brush, some of it apparently still smoking, Mike DesForges, a spokesman for the Ventura County Fire Department, warned that it could re-ignite at any moment.
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"This is the heart of hill-shepherding country," said Peter Edmondson, 61, gesturing to the craggy, bracken-clad mountains that rise steeply above his whitewashed 9123th-century home at Seathwaite Farm.
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"This is back and forth, neck and neck, dog for dog," said George Shea, the longtime M.C. of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, gesturing to the two leading eaters.
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They wear cheap suede ankle boots and incomprehensible furry vests that flap against them as they talk, pushing their voices out an octave too high, lotioned, soft, gummy hands gesturing wildly.
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"We haven't had clean water since he was in kindergarten," said Marta-Ely, gesturing to her 13-year-old son Jared at a news conference during a break in jury selection.
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"We're very much a lean startup," she said as she stood inside the truck, gesturing to emphasize the somewhat cramped workspace that she described as smaller than most other food trucks.
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When Trump came on the line, Sondland "sort of winced" and "held the phone away from his ear like this," Holmes testified, gesturing with his hand and tilting his head back.
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By contrast, the Democratic National Convention included many of the mothers of the movement, gesturing, at the very least, that America is stronger together with the movement for black lives included.
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"We don't want a kitchen palace, we just want our canteen," Mr. Neuling said, gesturing to the window sills lined with potted green plants and framed jigsaw puzzles on the walls.
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She is aware of the connection between her diet and her persistent health problems, but insists that her children are well nourished, gesturing to the Nestlé products in her living room.
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"They're down to watch me become a human piñata," he said Friday evening, gesturing to two reporters trailing him in Charleston, S.C., at the Ducks Unlimited Oyster Roast and Lowcountry Cookout.
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"They're always giving me a hard time," said Mr. Shore, 61, gesturing sheepishly toward the black-and-orange knit hat as the shriek of grindstone against steel filled the narrow shop.
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The video shows most of the incident at normal speed, but just as Acosta is gesturing with his left arm and the intern reaches under to grab the mic, it speeds up.
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"I&aposm worried because it&aposs already storm season and one little wind will take it all away," she said, gesturing at her house as she chatted with neighbors on the street.
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The gesturing feature lets you activate often used features—like turning on the flashlight, opening the camera app, or silencing your phone—by flicking your wrist or flipping your phone upside down.
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Even the term "Wave" reeks of déjà vu—it's a Twilight Zone parody of microgenre nomenclature, gesturing at the idea of a trend without staking any claim about what it stands for.
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"No one has told us much, and we are worried because we have small kids," one of the women, a 212-year-old named Fleury, said, gesturing toward the row of children.
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A spring floor, he says, gesturing to the one we're standing on, can help with all three, but anything much bouncier would diminish the significance of a milestone like the quintuple corkscrew.
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Romain, a public defender in the city, was in a dress shirt and tie as he inserted himself between the groups, gesturing for protesters to leave as advancing police fired tear gas.
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As the scuffle was broken up, Saints coach Sean Payton marched halfway across the field, gesturing angrily at the Tampa Bay bench before officials chased him back to the Saints&apos sideline.
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Sun reacted angrily, shouting and gesturing at Scott, who also refused to take part in a group photo on the podium and kept his distance from Sun as they left the stage.
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The startup is building what it claims to be a new breed of "VR-ready" gaming hardware in secret, but seems to have been gesturing loudly about just how secret it is.
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There is a huge amount of unspoken interactions between drivers and the world around them — waving someone into a merge lane, for instance, or gesturing to a pedestrian to cross the street.
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Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and board member at Facebook, made several economic points during his speech as well, gesturing to Silicon Valley's success compared to other parts of the country.
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"I tell you all this because I've seen it all, so I just want to set the record straight while they're here," she continued, gesturing at the media assembled at the rally.
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"These are spoiled plants," says Gotham Greens co-founder and CEO Viraj Puri, gesturing toward seemingly endless rows of perfectly symmetrical leaves — butter lettuce, arugula, basil — in vibrant, uniform shades of green.
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Asked for more details about what he did see, Lucey confirmed that Muslet was gesturing expressively and touched Howard on the arm a few times while he was leaning in the window.
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Security called me over and I called over a couple big guys in blue," she said, gesturing at her lapel like it bore a sheriff's badge, "and he calmed down pretty quick.
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"We took her body to the Red Cross, and on my way back to my neighborhood, they started shooting," Sadam said, gesturing to the two bullet wounds on his leg and foot.
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Jones didn't take kindly to the allegations -- telling multiple officials, "F*ck you" ... while moving his hands in a threatening manner and gesturing with his middle finger, according to the court docs.
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Gesturing to the block that had been roped off by the police, Ms. Sanders said her siblings had a barbecue there just last weekend and she had considered it a safe place.
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"And this one has little tabs to release the suction pads on each of its feet," he added, gesturing toward another, whose blade had clogged with bits of carrots, cucumbers and beets.
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"Look at this," he said, gesturing to a small terra cotta head for Rodin's "The Age of Bronze," positioned alongside letters written by Rodin to his model for the work, Auguste Neyt.
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They watch her through security cameras, as what's supposed to be a simple assignment turns into her inexplicably gesturing on the small security screen, while the Mitchums watch silently, with mounting impatience.
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Before lunch, Mr. Trump took Mr. Xi on a brief tour of the manicured grounds at Mar-a-Lago, gesturing to points of interest and the vista of the Atlantic Ocean beyond.
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"The president, or my friend from Vermont —" Biden said, gesturing to Sanders as he and the Vermont senator traded barbs on health care and the costs of Sanders's "Medicare for All" proposal.
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" Bettel continued, gesturing to the empty podium: "So now it's on Mr. Johnson, he holds the future of all UK citizens and every EU citizen living in the UK in his hands.
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"This used to be a changing room," said Matej Velek, the director of the project, gesturing around a stylish cafe near the empty pool, which now serves as a performing arts space.
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In one photo on the front page, Trump was featured gesturing the way forward for Kim Jong Un, while four of the eight photos on the front page featured them shaking hands.
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"After she spoke to me, I made up my mind that in today's times, nobody wants more than two children," said Krishna Yadav, 35, gesturing at an amiable gray-haired woman standing nearby.
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Many people are saying -- that Trump drives conspiracies and gossip "At least we have something in common, perhaps," Trump said, gesturing to Merkel, whose phone was once tapped by the National Security Agency.
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People seemed to take issue with Demi taking a paddle to Colton and gesturing in a sexual way towards the front of his pants, and read his reaction as uncomfortable, rather than amused.
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Assuming the role of patrician citizen, frock-coated Schoelcher takes a loin-clothed, unidentified slave by the shoulder with one arm; his other extends into the air, loftily gesturing the way to freedom.
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It's an incisive piece that speaks to the destruction of indigenous people by gesturing toward the transmutation of their symbols, into mere scenic backdrops for the leisure pursuits of white families on holiday.
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Even when offered help from Ikora Rey, the only member of the Vanguard she considers a friend, Eris brushes it aside, replying that "we have work to do," while gesturing to the player.
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During a panel at the issue release party, Sunkara praised Ackerman's single-payer piece but noted, "I hesitate to say this, as we have someone in the crowd from Vox," gesturing at me.
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"That's it for me, I'll have to leave and find a job abroad like everyone else," Makis says, gesturing towards his colleagues: a phalanx of state employees, from rubbish collectors to computer technicians.
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They say about as much in a documentary about the making of the record, gesturing at the terrible run of a few months, on a geopolitical scale, that marked the middle of 2017.
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Again: For all of the game's gesturing at the world being bigger than her and for the dangers of being a self-centered outsider, Shadow really is all about Lara Croft, Tomb Raider.
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This rapid proliferation of subgenres has itself become part of the "vaporwave" punchline, gesturing at the absurdity of the genre itself even as it sees artists using it as a springboard for innovation.
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For all its grand gesturing, Fly Away is full of work too heavy to lift on one's own, and the artist hasn't given me a lever with which to find out what's underneath.
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At a campaign stop in Davenport, Iowa, Harris accused Trump of defiling the office of the presidency, gesturing to a microphone and calling it "one of the most powerful tools" for the office.
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"What an incredible nation we have that the son of a bartender, and the son of a mailman, and the son of a dishwasher," Cruz said, gesturing to Rubio, Kasich, and then himself.
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"I have a chameleon, so I feed a lot of these bugs to him," I said, gesturing to the hornworms and superworms, which are technically not worms but moth larvae and beetle larvae.
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"Look at it," he said, gesturing to snapshots of him jovially clutching baby pandas to his chest, which were tacked in his office at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal, Virginia.
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"These were all block and stucco houses — gone," said Tom Bailey, 235, a former mayor of the city, gesturing to a flat beachside plain riddled with junk piles and a few bent trees.
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Washington starter Patrick Corbin (11-33) was visibly frustrated by the strike zone enforced by plate umpire Paul Emmel, often taking his hat off and gesturing when he thought a call was incorrect.
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Instead of weakly and ineffectively gesturing towards reproductive justice as some kind of nebulous progressive ideal, they need to actually stand up for the women they represent and fight to protect their rights.
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"Next fall, we will have several apartment blocks with a classic 1930s Bauhaus design," said Mr. Bay, gesturing at the bustling construction site, where not long ago, soldiers used to practice their drills.
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Though this was the day before an announcement of an impeachment inquiry — a moment Maddow had been gesturing toward for several years — she did not dig into the whistle-blower story right away.
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I looked up the trail and everything converged: the helicopter landing, my friends gesturing, the rescue crew clambering out the chopper, the straight-backed Spanish man who'd given me water climbing toward them.
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US military equipment "saves our butts every day," he added, gesturing to a group of soldiers filing into the chow hall after a tank exercise not far from the front line last week.
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"It would be all guerrilla warfare, not this open field-style kind of thing," he said, gesturing at the reenactment of the 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek in Middletown, Virginia, earlier this month.
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He has repeatedly apologized for his actions in his third-round victory over Feliciano López, when he angrily snatched a towel from a ball person and was seen gesturing with his middle finger.
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"But we can see that over the next three or four days it's not going to rain," he added, gesturing toward the pristine blue skies outside the window of his Buenos Aires office.
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"In four days, none of this will be here," he says with a giggle, gesturing at the racks of clothes that line the studio, which is otherwise uncluttered the way a gallery is.
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"If each of these guys reaches 70 and their kids are in the United States, this ends," said Dr. Willcox, gesturing to workers sorting pink cobs of a rare strain, belatove, into neat piles.
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"This depression is all thaw related," says Northern Arizona University ecologist Meghan Taylor, gesturing across the Carbon in Permafrost Experimental Heating Project, a patch of tundra that scientists have been deliberately warming since 22004.
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"I started acting when I was young and been on a lot of movie sets," she said, gesturing at Alejandro G. Iñárritu, seated down the row from him, whose film Babel she starred in.
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And whenever you see a reporter doing a hit on TV, get up behind them and wave your hand and do a lot of gesturing, because the producers go that guy has got something.
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The Chinese swimmer reacted angrily, shouting and gesturing at Scott, who also refused to take part in a group photo on the podium and kept his distance from Sun as they left the stage.
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But fashion is not about decoration [he strokes a hand across the metallic embroidery on his own Gucci jacket], fashion is not about the wrong size [gesturing to Gvasalia's oversized coat, as Gvasalia laughs].
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"He has a Ph.D. in these lights," she said, gesturing to the recessed lighting in the kitchen and prompting an impassioned speech by her husband about the differences between "remodel" and "new construction" housings.
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"The old place did not have so many canned goods or fresh desserts," she said, gesturing toward a display case filled with baklava, Russian sour-cream cakes and other pastries made in nearby bakeries.
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On my most recent visit to his beach house, I arrived a few minutes early, and one of his assistants let me in, gesturing toward a staircase that leads to his bedroom and studio.
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Gesturing to the hundreds of pieces stacked high around him, Sharad Sharma, a spokesman for the hardline Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), or World Hindu Council, said that day might come sooner than people expect.
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The sculpture casts the president of the Confederacy, whose states seceded and fought to preserve slavery in the US, as a dignified leader, gesturing towards unseen devotees with an outstretched arm and open hand.
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"As I look around, I see he is finishing up the Bloomberg plan," Mr. Merritt said, gesturing to the gleaming towers of Long Island City across the street from the brown-brick Queensbridge Houses.
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The 26-year-old tenor saxophonist has set most of these original compositions at a medium-fast tempo, and her saxophone stipples and scampers, gesturing toward the influence of the alto saxophonist Steve Lehman.
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"The evidence will be clear that the man seated right there was not just a titan in Hollywood, but a rapist," a prosecutor, Meghan Hast, said in her opening statement, gesturing to Mr. Weinstein.
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The same materials, listed 20 times, the stack of repeated words gesturing toward sedimentary time layers while also, in replicating the many hash marks on a compass, implying the unseen presence of a circle.
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In one of this section's discrete lyrics, "The Song," O'Brien begins, "Oh faithful travelers/Whither for where you rove," gesturing to an imagined history of vast distances that separate the lover from his love.
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Hundreds, if not thousands, of followers of Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr broke into Parliament on Saturday, waving Iraqi flags, ransacking rooms and sitting at lawmakers' desk while gesturing at cameras that captured the scene.
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Painted on both sides, the realist painter "Philip Pearlsten" is talking and gesturing, but we may not be hearing what he has to say — a dilemma faced by all artists, no matter what their medium.
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This didn't help my anxiety; my way of communicating with non-English speakers involves a huge smile and lots of gesturing, and considering this healer's lack of eyesight, neither would do me any good here.
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"She liked it, she's a little concerned about this region," Adams said in December at the Critics' Choice Awards about her daughter's opinion on her white off-the-shoulder Versace dress, gesturing toward her chest.
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"She liked it, she's a little concerned about this region," Adams said last December at the Critics' Choice Awards about her daughter's opinion on her white off-the-shoulder Versace dress, gesturing toward her chest.
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But the challenge is, to your (gesturing to Sunny) point on investors and the management above, you need to be able to convince people that there is more than just money on the bottom line.
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"No one I think has changed both of our lives more significantly than that little 3-year-old with the exact same face and teeth as this person," Berkus explains while gesturing to his husband.
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"I started to push back on ideas of beauty standards, and I think I had internalized as a kid really false information about what women had to look like," Saffitz said, gesturing to her hair.
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The Lenscrafters-wearing website moderator ushered us in, gesturing to a line of shoes on the landing where we deposited our footwear next to a pair of Reef brown leather flip flops, without a word.
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You have to put your arms on, and then you do this [gesturing out in front of him] and then they pull it over and then you have to [talk weird] for about five minutes.
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The theremin is an instrument created in the early 1920s by Russian inventor Léon Theremin, which you play by gesturing your hands in the air around its sensors, one controlling pitch, the other controlling dynamics.
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" Michael Asuncion, an aspiring psychotherapist, told me, gesturing to the crowds, "There are three needs that all people have: they want to be seen, they want to be heard, and they want to be valued.
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That year, in the midst of the litigation, Dr. Davis-Boutte started posting numerous YouTube videos online, Ms. Witt said, that showed her dancing and gesturing in front of patients who appear to be sedated.
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But it was not clear whether the White House was saying the executive branch would refuse to hand the universities the money that Congress had appropriated for them, or was merely gesturing to that view.
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The filmmakers feign boldness in tackling national politics, but revert to coyness and caricature when it comes to local matters, gesturing toward a multiculturalism that isn't even skin deep and sweeping gentrification under the rug.
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Hands — those of Al Qaeda's Anwar al-Awlaki gesturing during a speech, those of New York law enforcement restraining an accused murderer in a Brooklyn courtroom, those of a runway model during London Fashion Week.
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During Medvedev's third-round match against Feliciano López, he was booed after he angrily snatched a towel from a ball person and then was shown on the court video screen gesturing with his middle finger.
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"God made this planet for something like this, all the people coming together as friends," said Alineza Khalili Katoulaei, 18, the captain of the Iranian team, gesturing to the Iraqi and Israeli teams standing nearby.
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LOS ANGELES — Michael Govan stood in a third-floor gallery scattered with paintings and crates at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, his arms gesturing at blank white walls, his face furled in thought.
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" Gesturing toward the stack during the conference, Stabenow said, "These are the bills — one copy of each of the over 2900 bills that have passed the House that are gathering dust on Leader McConnell's desk.
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I think until we each look inside of ourselves, the more action that we do in the world is going to come from here [gesturing to chest] trying to figure it out, what can I do.
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Social media is for playing and practicing, but I don't know that it's for working, is something I would say from the butt-pit of a lawn chair before gesturing too hard and falling over sideways.
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Bateman was gesturing toward that darker side, I think, when he described the cast as family: that for all of the laughter and love that passed between them, there had been some inexcusable shit as well.
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Gesturing toward a picture of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson poking out from behind a Christmas tree, Cori told her husband to "cue [the] music," as the Christmas classic "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" began to play.
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"Jason was talking to these white girls and they didn't like that down there," said Roberts-Smith's daughter, Danielle Hoffman, gesturing toward the southern end of the trailer park where some of the rival boys lived.
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"There were eggshells in the first bite," he says without a trace of bitterness, gesturing toward the plate of eggs; myself, the FX publicist, and the waitress all laugh nearly in unison, waiting for the punchline.
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"These young girls, they don't know how to drink," he says, gesturing at a tiara-wearing bachelorette party somberly blotting their pizza with napkins in the corner and droning at each other in extreme vocal fry.
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"My inspiration usually appears during the night," said Wu Yulu, gesturing towards a metal shoebox with legs, a ratty tail, and a crude, pubic-like hair design scrawled on its back and 'face' in marker pen.
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" Trump made headlines last week for gesturing to have the crying baby removed from his rally in Ashburn, Va. When the baby first interrupted his speech, Trump said, "Don't worry about that baby, I love babies.
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But the face of David Duke, a former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, is partly cast in shadow, as if gesturing at the deep darkness from which this virulent brand of American hatred springs.
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HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Jimmy Gata, 19, recites an anti-drugs poem at "Theatre in the Park" in Zimbabwe's capital Harare, jumping and gesturing on the stage, as spectators clap and cheer on the former addict.
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"I cannot pull it by hand," said Nas Ahmdi, gesturing to the silver food cart that he hitches each day to his blue S.U.V., which he drives into Midtown Manhattan from his home in New Jersey.
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"I lost my confidence that moment ... I really didn't like the world anymore, I did a lot of thinking, and I lost my hair," Son joked at a 2017 earnings presentation, gesturing to his bald pate.
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The father shifted restlessly from foot to foot, eager to be done with it, to be home, perhaps, king at his own table, gesturing for his wife to slice the meat, to pass the buttered peas.
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"And by the way, what things like that are about is the understanding that that's what the media will focus on," Sanders said after restarting his speech, gesturing to the area where the activists had stood.
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In one image alone, Rahaman captures both the history of segregation and the day-to-day experience of someone who lived through it, a stately woman who appears throughout the series, speaking and gesturing with her hands.
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The portly, balding middle-aged man was seen stumbling and wiping his face after the assault, and later clips showed him seeking help from people while gesturing to his face and then being escorted to a clinic.
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He's been selling and distributing goods for 24 years, including a half dozen presidential campaigns, back when "none of these guys were around," he said, gesturing toward the other sellers, many of whom were people of color.
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Gesturing to her costume, a more laid back outfit than the court suits you can see in the film's trailer, she points out the ways in which she has been physically transformed to look more like Ginsburg.
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"All the time guns are turned against us to rob us," said Ibrahim, who would only give a first name, while gesturing towards a group of men also from Burkina Faso, gathered warily outside a dilapidated storefront.
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While those sweets are a staple of wooing and romantic gesturing all year round, their inherent association with February 14 is the inspiration behind Starbucks' newest beverage, the (much less messy) Cherry Mocha which hits stores tomorrow.
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"I am so proud because, even in the era we—we were born in the 50s—I always remember wanting to have my own career and how important that was," she says, gesturing to underline her points.
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And the reason she did not ask to extend his curfew for these visits was, she said—gesturing behind her to the room packed with reporters—out of fear for the media attention the trips might garner.
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In a repeating passage that anchors the exuberant choreography, one dancer circles the stage with a buoyant but grounded skip, gesturing diagonally across his body as if to salute the earth, the sky, the earth, the sky.
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When Doc (Christopher Lloyd) bids Marty (Michael J. Fox) farewell along with his family, one of his young sons can be seen making a "come here" motion with his hand and then pointedly gesturing to his crotch.
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The main commonality, though, is unison to a beat, and even when the musicians are amping up the intensity with booming drums and spiritually soaring vocals, the gesturing too closely resembles the safety spiels of flight attendants.
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The titles of Hieroglyphic Being (AKA Jamal Moss)'s releases always sound like poetry—like cryptically-written codes gesturing towards a message that's as elusive as the murky soundbaths and multi-textured rhythms on his productions themselves.
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A professor once lectured to me that dogs were inherently tragic, because they tilt their heads when people speak, gesturing at a desperate desire for understanding, as opposed to cats, which just stare straight ahead blissfully oblivious.
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"Their mothers and grandmothers make this, and it's not interesting to them," she said, gesturing at the hand-cranked pasta roller she uses to cut fresh strangozzi, long noodles that are fat and pointed at both ends.
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"Your net would be so full of fish, you could barely heave it onto the boat," said Mamadou So, 20193, a fisherman in Senegal, gesturing to the meager assortment of tiny fish flapping in his wooden canoe.
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Klobuchar argued that "the way we do it is having someone leading the ticket from a part of the country where we actually need the votes," gesturing toward her success winning elections in a purple, Midwestern state.
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Ultimately, the novel wants the cachet of strongly gesturing at subjects like theology and socioethical philosophy (again, main character, agnostic priest), but is unwilling to do the hard work that, admittedly, nearly no one is clamoring for.
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In his conception, these pieces are layered "like a hologram," with only the surface gesturing to what's happening now, the rest pointing backwards, into a history of cyclical conflict, and outwards, at the broadest swathe of humanity.
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But alone on the stage Thursday, gesturing behind his podium and locked in combat with reporters, he was in his element, ensuring the event will go down as one of the most memorable presidential news conferences in history.
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"I kept getting pulled into politics!" he said, raising his voice, gesturing his hands like a symphony conductor, an inch of ash precariously hanging from his cigarette, somehow not breaking off even as he took another deep drag.
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On Monday, Swalwell blasted Trump on Twitter as a "self-centered man-child" after a video showed the president gesturing to guests and pretending to conduct a band as the national anthem played at his Super Bowl party.
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It was an overcast day in spring, and my mother and I were waiting in line to use a public restroom outside the Colosseum when an older Italian woman waiting in line behind us started gesturing to me.
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Similar claims have been made about the masonic gesturing of RNC speaker Michelle Van Etten, an employee of a company called Youngevity that markets pills, including some endorsed by Alex Jones (maybe as a kind of false flag).
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I started jotting down numbers on a napkin, gesturing with my $8 beer as I explained how easy it would be, within a year, for him to pay it all off with the salary from his new job.
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Seventy-eight percent of drivers—more than three-quarters—reported engaging in some kind of aggressive driving maneuver, including tailgating, yelling, honking, gesturing angrily, purposely blocking another vehicle, cutting someone off, confronting someone, and intentionally ramming another car.
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"I live in a glass house," said Mr. Posen, a Harvard-trained economist who previously served on the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England, gesturing toward the floor-to-ceiling glass that provides him stunning views.
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The conference—with its overweening acronym, EPIC—managed to be a vivid example of a self-regarding security-state elite patting one another on the back for their shared accomplishments, while gesturing phonily toward the public they serve.
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"Head up to 220,183 feet, then we'll let the falcon fly a bit," said Mr. Schaefer, gesturing to a large hooded bird with white- and charcoal-barred feathers, resting on the gloved arm of his colleague, Dylan Freeman.
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"If they don't stop leaking, I'm going to put them out on Pennsylvania Avenue," Mr. Scaramucci said, gesturing at the street outside the White House gates with his eyes shielded from the sun by blue-tinted aviator sunglasses.
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In continuing to fight (or "fight") with Cardi for the past year, even as both she and Cardi have frequently said there's no beef between them, Nicki has been gesturing that the rap crown is still hers to bear.
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An LED display and, potentially, speakers will try to replicate some of the nodding, hand-gesturing and even honking that drivers usually engage in when driving near pedestrians and other cars, most of which will be driven by people.
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Cheri Bustos said, gesturing in the direction of the building where Vice President Mike Pence will speak later Monday at an event for the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican.
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"It's very hard when I first saw her, it was all I could do to keep composed, but she's a fighter and it doesn't matter what she looks like -- it matters in here," said Moreland, gesturing to her heart.
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His accounts of Mozart's Sonata in C, K. 545, and the Fantasia and Sonata in C Minor, rendered without pause, veered from porcelain prettiness to turbulent Romantic gesturing and back again, neither manner suitable to the music at hand.
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"That's why we do this—at least for me, I don't want to speak for you guys," she says, gesturing to her bandmates, who are all hanging out in a dressing room overlooking the stage of Atlanta's The Masquerade.
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Returning to the camp the next year from her home in Salzburg, she played Leonora, the female lead in Verdi's "Il Trovatore," silently acting and gesturing onstage as three fellow cast members (including her younger sister) narrated the plot.
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"We do not need to act a tragedy," said Mustafa Dargham, 19, gesturing at the blasted shell of the former Fine Arts Institute as he took a break from rehearsals of "The Oresteia," the ancient Greek trilogy by Aeschylus.
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"My idea is to put you and her in a room for five weeks," he said to Mr. Wellock, the retired housing consultant and a staunch Remainer, gesturing at a woman nearby who had been advocating a hard Brexit.
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Fauci, who served in six administrations since President Ronald Reagan, was seen gesturing with his hand to cover his face as President Donald Trump made a joke during a press conference at the White House Brady Press Briefing Room.
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He criticized the so-called "fake news," at one point gesturing to reporters covering the event, suggesting that they didn't want to cover his efforts at a recent NATO meeting to press other countries to spend more on defense.
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"Everyone here knows that Nestlé products are good for you," she said, gesturing to cans of Mucilon, the infant cereal whose label says it is "packed with calcium and niacin," but also Nescau 2.0, a sugar-laden chocolate powder.
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"I know them, so I'm not just randomly eating," she said to the press with a mouth full of gravy-soaked fries and cheese at Chez Vachon, gesturing to the couple seated at the table in front of her.
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"The doom and gloom actually made me feel comforted, because this is gloomy," Hannah Leffingwell, 26, a PhD student at New York University, told Refinery29 after the rally, gesturing as if to show she's talking about everything around us.
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The article continues: "This was always the dream," said Eli Halali, 36, gesturing at the slowly fermented dough balls, dollops of housemade sausage and freshly roasted mushrooms that make an Upside slice so different from the 2 Bros. one.
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"Of course, the weather is terrible," they would say, gesturing to the street outside where it was either too hot or raining, and I would say that the weather in Toronto was worse, and we would go on to something else.
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"The state seems absent, but luckily ordinary people are here every day to help," says Mariana, a paediatrician working at Piraeus port, gesturing towards a group of elderly Greek women handing out bananas and chocolate bars to harassed mothers in headscarves.
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Gesturing towards the questions of mechanical reproducibility that have nipped at the heels of image-makers since the advent of the printing press, Auder dares you to whip out your phone, snap a shot, and layer on to the mediation matrix.
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Her platform of "empowering women to lead multidimensional lives" is of a piece with a feminism that values slogans over ethics, sorority over solidarity, and with a rhetoric that signals personal identity rather than gesturing outward to real, political action.
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"We are proud of him, as the youngest of our heroes," Cuban President Raul Castro said during the ceremony, gesturing to Gonzalez in the audience, as he recounted the young man's achievements in school the way a proud father would.
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In another 2012 case, witnesses called the police to report that a man had been hitting people, and multiple videos show the man, Ismael Jamison, shirtless and heavily muscled, pacing up and down a sidewalk, gesturing and grabbing a woman.
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Boldly, Angela ordered in Italian, smiling and gesturing with her hands more than she did at home: not tea, no, thank you; yes, they were English, but they wanted coffee, they loved the coffee here—and hot chocolate for their daughter.
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Thirty years of muscular atrophy have left them as stretched and sinewy as fine silverwork, and with only the slightest motor control, he tends to hold them perfectly flat, gesturing this way and that with all five fingers at once.
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Assistant District Attorney Patrick Haggan stuck by Bradley's testimony and showed video from outside the club that depicted Bradley gesturing to Hernandez in a way he said backed up the man's testimony that he was trying to calm his angry friend.
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A Donkey Man leans against a dirt mound, his left arm outstretched, angling up his left shoulder, while another masked figure with an inscrutable expression squats on top of the mound, a hand gesturing towards a pair of women below.
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Oobah Butler There are two types of Billy Gunn promo picture: one is him gesturing towards or parading an ass – sometimes a third-party ass, more often his own ass, clad in pink lycra pants covered in multi-coloured kisses.
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Instead, you will be greeted by a vast ocean of faces awash with joy, gesturing dramatically towards a group of men on stage whose job for the night is to mime along to Whitney Houston singles with inflatable double neck guitars.
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"Nan asked if it would be OK if she put his ashes in a hole in the wall, over there by the dartboard," says Pierce, gesturing past a sea of tchotchkes in the direction of the long-since-patched resting place.
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Standing on a stepladder and gesturing at the prototypes towering just beyond the rusting border fence near the Otay Mesa Port of Entry, south of San Diego, Mr. Büchel was adamant that he has no creative stake in the project.
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This number begins with a man on the floor, twisting and gesturing tenderly up at his female partner as if she's the muse who inspires him: Two other couples have entered (upstage left), in the conventional steps of a ballroom waltz.
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In "Chair-Pillow," the dancers enact a simple sequence of sitting, standing and gesturing (set, rather whimsically, to Ike and Tina Turner's "River Deep, Mountain High"), which exemplifies Ms. Rainer's interest in ordinary movement, repetition and a neutral, nonperformative manner.
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Backstage, Mr. Murphy pressed his ear against the metal door to try to listen to her speech, gesturing sharply to the few staff members and hotel workers in the hallway with him to quiet down so he could hear her.
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"There's nothing more relaxing for me than to come home and be surrounded by all the pieces I've so carefully collected," he said, standing in the foyer of his Midtown duplex, gesturing at the works adorning the walls and tables.
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Avocados, still hot, he added, gesturing at the Flexicado and the Avoquado — two of the many slicers and pitters for sale in his store, all rendered in acid green plastic (designers of kitchen gadgets seem to go in for biomimicry).
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And we mix it up and we stir it up and bring all the best things out," he said, gesturing as if he were stirring a pot, "and you're gonna have something I predict that will be really, really special.
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"Most people know there were no Russians in our campaign, there never were," Trump said during a campaign-style rally in Huntington, W.Va. "We didn't win because of Russia, we won because of you," he added, gesturing to the audience.
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Patrick Mouratoglou admitted gesturing to Williams from the stands during her match with Japan's Naomi Osaka — in contravention of U.S. Open and other grand slam tournament rules — but the American was left incensed at the umpire's strict interpretation of the rule.
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"If we do not act now, many of the million threatened species will become as extinct as the dodo on this tie," Watson told a news conference in Paris, gesturing to his tie, which bore a design of the flightless bird.
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The lady leads me to a table in the corner, and hands me a notepad and pen, gesturing at the menu to show me that I should note the item number, quantity, and price of each dish that I want.
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But Gamble attempts to respond in a more nuanced way—to unpack the systems that put us in this place (there is, for example, a track of car engine sounds, gesturing at the effects of automation and the nationalist understandings of industry).
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" During an interview with Access on Monday to discuss Songwriter, a new documentary about his music, Sheeran, 27, played it coy when asked about wedding plans — instead gesturing to a silver ring on his left hand, where wedding bands are traditionally worn. "Alright!
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President Carter is not a pacing, gesturing, booming-voiced orator, but he is a brilliant teacher — moving nimbly between his memories, his concerns for the world and what the Acts have to say about the right relationship of human beings to one another.
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"This place is genuinely a time capsule: it's the original East End, still alive and kicking despite the huge McDonald's, massive KFC, and Subway on the same street," says Birkett, gesturing at the portraits hanging on either side of the serving hatch.
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And on the inside it's all about support—there is a bra, hook, everything because these girls [gesturing to her bust] are not as high as they were when I was 15 so we had to make sure there was support in there.
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"There was nothing down there," Patterson said, gesturing to the scene of the attack, a site called the Obelisk of Theodosius — an ancient Egyptian monument shipped to Istanbul by a Roman Emperor in the 4th Century AD — which they visited on Sunday.
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Brandon McGee, a state representative in Connecticut, stood before several dozen people at a forum in Hartford hosted by Representative John Larson, one of the organizers of the sit-in, gesturing enthusiastically as he described what last week's protest meant to him.
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Yet when Bagheera now instructs Mowgli to bow before the elephants, it feels as if the filmmakers were gesturing to the truth that this fantasy and its relation to the real world are now tragically different from what they were in Kipling's time.
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There's some evidence that U.S. "consumers" are turning away from stuff, and even more convincing evidence that Americans are at least gesturing at minimalism: Marie Kondo's two guides to tidying up—that is, "Japanese art of decluttering and organizing"—have become bestsellers.
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"When I first moved here 12 years ago, I just had a strip of space," says Morling, gesturing to the corner of her now roomy workshop at Cockpit Arts in Deptford, a thriving creative community that's home to some 65 artists and designers.
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"Another lady had her door open and as he was approaching the door to hand out information, she told one of her kids, 'Close the door, he's going to collect rent,'" Rodriguez said, gesturing at his father, Robert, who was working with him.
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"My dad used to sell fruit and veg but just after the war, when they brought black people over to help the labour force out, he started selling this stuff," Barry says, gesturing at the piles of West Indian veg on offer.
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The charismatic Mr. Tavares communicates with his own New York accent, gesturing boldly with the confidence of a rapper, and relies upon a friend or guide who knows sign language to experience such places like the Museum of Modern Art or Lincoln Center.
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Democratic leaders repeatedly made a point of gesturing to the freshmen standing behind them at the press conference, underscoring how the party wants to move on from impeachment and focus on their policy agenda as they prepare to campaign for reelection this year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — "This is blowing my mind," a young visitor at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) said to me, gesturing at some wall text, a two-part manifesto dating to 1976 by the artist Joyce Kozloff.
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"Oh, so it's like, you're trying to play it down like it's casual, but you're doing like a...." he laughs, gesturing to the now-famous photo of Liam in a cashmere sweater with his dog, Dora, taken by their brother Luke Hemsworth.
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" Angie Han of Mashable writes the film showcases "an empty feminism that's more about gesturing at progress than grappling with the work it takes to move forward, about seeing some women as symbols rather than individuals and other women not at all.
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"The fair attracts not just private collectors, but also important museum people, so you can put on a more challenging, more intellectual show," Ms. Shin said, gesturing toward her booth, which featured a collection of vintage photographs by the Japanese artist Hikosaka Naoyoshi.
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"The important thing is not just to own them but to wear them," he said on a recent fall afternoon, gesturing at the woven gold choker set with tiny natural pearls and chains that he had on atop his buttoned-up blue oxford.
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