Washington (CNN)Washington is a town devoted to personal interaction: one-on-one meetings, working lunches, and handshakes -- lots and lots of handshakes.
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Jimmy Patsos does the handshakes on his own, anyway. pic.twitter.
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Hugs and handshakes can be a tricky business for politicians.
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Protesters and police shared kindnesses and conversation, handshakes and hugs.
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Clubhouse antics have their rhythms: weird snacks, handshakes, superstitious ticks.
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Well, almost all; Schoenfeld is three handshakes short this year.
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We exchange handshakes, and he and his group leave briskly.
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Even though Bareesh had lost, Hossein received hugs and handshakes.
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Handshakes have been replaced with elbow bumps and heart taps.
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Handshakes and backslaps to the engineers who tuned the chassis.
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Hugs and handshakes will be exchanged in the December air.
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Instead of high fives or handshakes during games, Freeman hugs.
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I sensed their desolation in the weakness of their handshakes.
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After a combative duel, prosecutors and defense lawyers exchanged handshakes.
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As I've written before, handshakes are a filthy, disease-spreading tradition.
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Initiate some super awkward handshakes with all the strangers around you.
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To think everyone was all smiles and handshakes earlier this summer.
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But despite the handshakes in Milan, there were some notable absences.
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That meant no campaign rallies, stump speeches or handshakes with voters.
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Images showed handshakes and hugs in many parts of the country.
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Trump and Merkel have some history when it comes to handshakes.
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"No handshakes!" one of her wranglers says in a concerned voice.
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It also means no high-fives or handshakes at the gym.
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He's not one for simple handshakes under the best of conditions.
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Throughout the day, people approached in search of handshakes and hugs.
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Imagine a backroom of secret handshakes, only without the cigar smoke.
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They are deluged with requests for selfies, or simply for handshakes.
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No special handshakes to avoid being misinterpreted as a gang member.
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When Trump first meets Putin, then, smiles and vigorous handshakes are inappropriate.
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Dextro can also pick up motion information, like handshakes or a punch.
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The three of them exchanged handshakes and then smiled for the camera.
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Even though Schoenfeld is a Democrat, he still seeks handshakes from Republicans.
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Golf, clouds and awkward handshakes in this week's photos of the week.
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The goal moving forward must be more than handshakes and photo opportunities.
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Still, at Trump's signing ceremony, smiles and prolonged handshakes filled the room.
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The full video of all of the handshakes can be seen above.
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The film is a commentary on handshakes being strictly a boys' game.
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This is one of the most powerful handshakes in the entire movie.
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Sports are trying to adjust by doing things like banning traditional handshakes.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Donald Trump's handshakes with world leaders are often revealing moments.
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Handshakes all around, until he got to VP Pence and his wife.
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Donald Trump's handshakes are just like Donald Trump: bizarre, aggressive and not presidential.
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She was welcomed with hugs and handshakes from other voters waiting in line.
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They're elected, in contests featuring stump speeches, handshakes and accusations of voting fraud.
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They are also great for giving firm handshakes, or so I would expect.
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Handshakes are a very big thing to this president, writes CNN's Chris Cillizza.
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He studied videos of Trump's handshakes, which sometimes include a firm tug inward.
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One is a man of the people, accustomed to fist pumps and handshakes.
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Eventually Corkin and I said goodbye, exchanged handshakes, stiffly wished each other well.
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Handshakes and back slaps are OK. Shoulder massages and waist squeezes are not.
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An entire nation has abandoned expressive greetings: no hugging or kissing or handshakes.
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There were handshakes and promises shared with autocrats in North Korea and Russia.
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Handshakes — or the lack thereof — have long played an outsize role in diplomacy.
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Even then, handshakes were likely a formalization of a pact between two parties.
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Our only modern twists are hand sanitizer and substituting elbow bumps for handshakes.
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Iowa State lined up for handshakes, but the Hawkeyes left the floor without participating.
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Abbi who has secret handshakes with Bed Bath and Beyond employees and the Abbi
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This one left handshakes behind entirely, entering into a whole new realm of greetings.
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Atlanta Buzz's Hugs For Police Officers11 heartwarming minutes of hugs (and some handshakes). 3.
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Satellite 'handshakes' Najib revealed that a satellite tracked the plane at 8:11 a.m.
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From funny looks to failed handshakes, here's a roundup of some of the best.
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The trip was vintage Biden: folksy anecdotes, lots of handshakes and a few gaffes.
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Ten-year-old Zhyir Williams says Mr. White's handshakes help put him at ease.
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The hug, the handshakes and a word of congratulation, eventually came on the podium.
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WHEN FOREIGN aid enters developing countries, it is welcomed with handshakes and ribbon-cutting.
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He did not campaign for votes as Mr Jones did, through handshakes and persuasion.
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But why pour all of that time, money, energy, and handshakes into flying pizzas?
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Ali smiled and walked among them, accepting handshakes and requests for photos with children.
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He greets both residents and staff with smiles, handshakes, banter, and an explosive laugh.
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Under a canopy of gold lights, police officers lined up for handshakes and hugs.
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But not everyone is avoiding handshakes -- or changing any plans -- at this point. Sen.
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No more handshakes, group photos and "free hugs" from those cosplayers at Comic-Con.
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Ms. Brown said there were more to investigate, like the handshakes known as dap.
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The tourists had already decided to replace handshakes with fist bumps to avoid contamination.
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At the 125th Street station, swipers greeted Mr. Byer with congratulatory handshakes and hugs.
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They washed their hands rigorously and regularly, and avoided handshakes and other physical contact.
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A night that began with laughs and elaborate handshakes quickly devolved into dangerous drunkenness.
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The players posed for team photos, and the captains exchanged handshakes and team pennants.
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He resurfaced around an hour later for a frenetic round of photos and handshakes.
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There was no miracle escape though and handshakes were exchanged on the 14th green.
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The England cricket team are opting for fist bumps instead of handshakes before games.
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Mission controllers are jubilant, with the landing met by cheers, hugs, handshakes, and high-fives.
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Everyone has reached a detente: pushing and shoving during games, but hugs and handshakes afterward.
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Before Eminem was beingan angry elder and giving shitty handshakes, he was actually pretty cool.
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There are some lessons you can take from looking at some of Trump's great handshakes.
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They've whipped, folded and frosted their way to star baker titles and Paul Hollywood handshakes.
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Ten minutes and a few handshakes later, the group was on to the next event.
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Photos and videos purported to show handshakes and hugs in many parts of the country.
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They do not exist behind unmarked doors with secret passwords and handshakes required for entry.
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A chaotic day in the U.S., contentious handshakes in Denmark and worries over Hakuna Matata.
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But it could also be another power move, alongside his fierce handshakes and bulky suits.
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Other images documented handshakes between the Russian head of UNODC and similarly hardline world leaders.
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Business upfront, and then hopefully end with handshakes and goodwill and some of that business accomplished.
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Their August meeting in Bangkok, where cameras captured the unsmiling pair making perfunctory handshakes, achieved little.
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It's G20 Summit season again, folks, which means it's time for a whole lot of handshakes.
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After polite handshakes in steady rain, the quintet walked indoors, where Prince George was spied waiting.
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Several firms installed "stop-light systems" for consent ahead of any physical contact, making handshakes tricky.
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Then The Verge's security expert Russell Brandom drops by to explain Krack and four-way handshakes.
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From funny looks to failed handshakes, here's a round-up of some of the best. 20143.
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Walking the floor, workers approach the Ashbys and Winthrop alike with handshakes, greetings, a joking familiarity.
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President Trump is famous for his intimidating, crushing handshakes, but we think he's met his match.
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According to THR, Spicer was greeted like a hero backstage, with smiles and handshakes and photographs.
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Trump is known for his forceful handshakes and dominating poses, like this one with Boris Johnson.
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He proceeded to quietly receive handshakes and congratulations from many of his peers in the industry.
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Later Tuesday, Ryan posted photos from the swearing-in, many featuring kids, fist bumps and handshakes.
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Gabriel and Chloe recognize most faces and exchange strong handshakes with the boys and men there.
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"Dispensing with handshakes and elaborate greetings is fine for the bashful among us," Mr. Saltz said.
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Those who do gather together would no doubt forego their usual custom of handshakes before business.
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After the handshakes with the Obamas, former president Bill Clinton briefly glanced Mr. Trump's way. Mrs.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said it's vital to meet people in person, for handshakes, selfies and conversations.
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Back then, Cooper said, he struggled to stay positive as he exchanged handshakes with the winners.
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When we met up, we goofily avoided hugs and handshakes—like, hey, let's follow the rules.
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"Let's swap high fives and handshakes for booty bumps for the time being," 305 Fitness suggested.
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Homer references handshakes in both "The Odyssey" and "The Iliad," usually as a display of trust.
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If people wash their hands regularly and sneeze into their elbows, handshakes won't be as risky.
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The president loves his pat-and-yank handshakes and hugs and blown kisses with male V.I.P.s.
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"I couldn't be better," he says, but he declines even handshakes from children or much conversation.
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His handshakes seem to last a little too long, fingers get tangled, cheek-kisses flow abundantly.
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For the first time, a victorious Jirschele met his team on the field for celebratory handshakes.
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Many people in China have heard about Mr. Trump's affinity for long and sometimes awkward handshakes.
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He held court as he met with potential caucusgoers doling out his usual handshakes and hugs.
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He completed a valedictory round of handshakes, and then we boarded the Immortality Bus once more.
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He sat with Republicans before the historic vote, receiving handshakes and fist bumps from GOP members.
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There are a few handshakes and congratulations, but mostly it's cold stares and confidence-shredding criticisms.
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This could be another one of his power moves, alongside his fierce handshakes and bulky suits.
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There are the handshakes before oral arguments and lunches where discussions concerning court business are forbidden.
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In the exhibition Handshakes and Networks I enclosed each idea about repetition within the objects themselves.
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The traditional greetings are still used by some today, but regular handshakes are also perfectly appropriate.
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The closest human contact you could get was what we called "finger handshakes" through the fence.
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Residents greet one another coolly, with nods and fist bumps instead of effusive Congolese handshakes and kisses.■
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A lot of times it's face-to-face contact and handshakes and hugs and things like that.
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They gave me all the brownies I could eat, firm handshakes, too, and then I headed home.
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Handshakes and big speeches will accompany somber warnings that this must be about more than just talk.
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It's a surprise, then, that Greetings is such a wonderful and pleasant game about performing secret handshakes.
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Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN)This time, the protest had more handshakes and hugs than looting and fires.
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The world is watching — no longer will President Donald Trump get away with terrible handshakes without ridicule.
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The couple greeted fans with glowing smiles, handshakes, and waves as they walked along the cheering onlookers.
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It might seem flip to concentrate on a thing like handshakes, but there's a valuable subtext here.
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Washington (CNN)The ever-growing book of weird handshakes involving President Donald Trump has a new chapter!
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Heads turned when he entered a room; people he'd never met greeted him with handshakes and hugs.
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Handshakes, lengthy clasps, high-fives, maybe even a few power struggles — Trump and Macron shared them all.
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He has also encouraged his country to abandon handshakes and adopt namaste -- and is giving free tutorials.
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This week I've invited the writer Leah Fessler to show us the value of handshakes in negotiations.
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Aside from the filthy jail cells and holding areas, Danny says another danger facing inmates are handshakes.
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He bestowed a few handshakes on eager young fans reaching their arms out for him to brush.
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Context is key when dealing with an art world that operated through clandestine gatherings and secret handshakes.
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There have been tales of competing alpha males, slightly ridiculous handshakes and ostentatious pats on the back.
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Eagles Coach Doug Pederson and some of his players greeted the high school teams with pregame handshakes.
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The week was punctuated by fewer handshakes and more elbow bumps, thanks to concerns about Covid-19.
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After officials from the two countries exchanged handshakes, Kim climbed into a black limousine and drove off.
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The deep learning algorithm is programmed to optimize the parameters needed to collect as many handshakes as possible.
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Meet-and-greets, business cards, handshakes, conferences, and an airtight schedule keeping you from having any fun. Awesome.
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Those connections are known as "handshakes," and MH370 made seven of them after losing contact with the ground.
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This is a hero's journey towards enlightenment that Rabbit must take alone, one of self-discovery and handshakes.
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Throughout the day, I had guys giving me hugs, handshakes, advice—many were surprised I was still alive.
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There may be handshakes and meetings in the future, but the chance of a meaningful deal is dead.
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Trump has become known for his streak of notable handshakes, but this one really started the ball rolling.
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Elbow bumps and coronavirus be damned, there were handshakes and hugs galore between old acquaintances and new friends.
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We examined the tight smiles, stiff handshakes and averted gazes that told the story of the NATO meeting.
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Ms. Manzano doles out hugs to longtime co-workers and handshakes to new ones curious about her qualifications.
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During the sign of peace, worshipers will wave or bump elbows instead of the typical handshakes or hugs.
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Then we elbow bumped one another because the Prime Minister said handshakes are not proper social distancing protocol.
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This is not the first time that the issue of handshakes has drawn attention and controversy in Sweden.
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Waldstein: Kershaw, who needed only 83 pitches to get through 7 innings, is getting handshakes in the dugout.
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We stood for a chorus of high-fives and several rounds of secret handshakes before we gave up.
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As more people opt out of handshakes, hugs and hookups, some have found creative ways to be social.
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A judge in Brooklyn has occasionally ended low-level cases with handshakes or hugs for nearly two decades.
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But the police did not ask for identification papers, and they exchanged handshakes and jokes with the separatists.
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Photojournalist Brad Zucroff wrote in Recode that he'd noticed instead of handshakes, people wanted — and often demanded — selfies.
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Adam Henry: Handshakes and Networks continues at 247365 (57 Stanton St., Lower East Side, Manhattan) through October 10.
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So, with the handshakes and small talk now behind them, this could be where the rubber hits the road.
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President Trump's infamous handshakes are getting downright vicious, but brave leaders of the world are starting to fight back.
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And this photo, taken shortly before one of their handshakes in front of the press, really says it all.
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We had secret handshakes and stuff, and we'd wear old-man clothes from the Salvation Army and smoke cigars.
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George and Amal Clooney exchanged smiles and handshakes with Pope Francis on Sunday during a visit to Vatican City.
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But if the club requires multiple handshakes, that'll take more time as you pass through all the security checks.
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No place for handshakes, which would be too everyday even for the least otherworldly, least forbidding, of Balthus's oeuvre.
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Trump — whose awkward handshakes with world leaders are well-documented — and Kim grasped hands tightly while facing each other.
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Mission control at JPL erupted in clapping and relieved handshakes when it was confirmed that the burn was completed.
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The video features Trump exchanging handshakes with McConnell, along with Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Their lingering looks of admiration and not-visibly-painful handshakes made the world collectively let out a dreamy sigh.
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Out of all the awkward handshakes Trump's dished out in his presidency, surely this might just be the cringiest.
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At least publicly, the two world leaders looked like fast friends, sharing multiple hugs and handshakes during the visit.
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In fact, the majority of our judgments are focused on smaller, subtler things, such as handshakes and body language.
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When they're not perfecting the art of NFL handshakes, the two are entry, descent and landing (EDL) systems engineers.
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When you get beyond the smiles and handshakes of stallholders, it is obvious that many traders are seriously disheartened.
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" In public, she avoids handshakes and fears "that there's going to be weirdos there that want to kill me.
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The 2018 law requiring handshakes at naturalization ceremonies includes a provision prohibiting gloves, so that is not an option.
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With concerned citizens steering clear of handshakes, people around the world are getting creative with their meet and greets.
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Nor was he remotely touchy-feely — a locution he would have abominated — apparently shrinking even from handshakes and hugs.
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And a baseball league for youths told parents that players would be discouraged from giving high-fives and handshakes.
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Other arguments in favor of handshakes include custom, global acceptance and the importance of human touch and physical connection.
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That includes their dedication to continuing the old-fashioned tradition of campaign handshakes and a new one in selfies.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are known for the charm of their retail politics — town halls, handshakes and hash browns.
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The boys played Kanye and Lil Uzi Vert on their smartphones, and Josiah and Angelo practiced N.B.A.-style handshakes.
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But at the end of it all, my question after a long day of panels and handshakes is, why?
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He exchanged hugs and handshakes and posed for numerous pictures less than five weeks before the October 21 election.
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Physical boundaries primarily refer to rules that define personal space and touch, like if you prefer hugs over handshakes.
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Of course, the royal parents of three made sure to greet some of their youngest fans, offering hugs and handshakes.
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Exchanging handshakes with world leaders this rainy morning is the latest step in a long journey for the two friends.
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Trump and his former Communications Director's Thursday morning photo op featured a kiss on the cheek and 2 firm handshakes.
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It felt like necessary counter-programming to all the bogus "connecting at SXSW" emails, free food, handshakes, and business cards.
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Journalists are herded between photo-ops; they see beaming smiles and firm handshakes rather than the disagreements that preceded them.
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This intensely antagonistic election has shattered another quaint campaign ritual: the handshakes between opposing candidates' family members before a debate.
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Specifically, the handshake raters intuited that the students with firm handshakes were more positive, more outgoing, and less socially anxious.
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There were shots, dancing, strobe lights, cool handshakes, dirty chants about all the sex they're gonna have in Trinidad ... seriously!
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An initial video that circulated of the handshakes was cut off before showing Poland's first lady shaking hands with Trump.
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It should be noted, though, that in all of 8 Mile, there are no handshakes either with or between women.
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Take some time away from teaching secret frat handshakes and sorority songs, and devote more to teaching Good Samaritan policies.
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The president then tried to book it out of the Roosevelt Room, stopping only for a few handshakes from attendees.
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Still, handshakes are in our best interest, according to a recent study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
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" According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI): "Handshakes have the potential to transmit infectious organisms directly between individuals.
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Emmanuel Macron is trying to play mediator here, and he knows Trump likes made for TV moments and historic handshakes.
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After the second procession, the crowd entered the police station and greeted members of law enforcement with hugs and handshakes.
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The Democrats descended on the Iowa State Fair this past weekend in a blur of fried food, handshakes and sweat.
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Just look at those broad smiles, four-hand handshakes and the warmth of official greetings shared by estranged Korean cousins.
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The Democrats descended on the Iowa State Fair this past weekend in a blur of fried food, handshakes and sweat.
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Analyzing President Trump's handshakes with world leaders has become something of a sport, so we had two professionals do it.
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President Trump and wife Melania greeted the Obamas with handshakes upon arrival, but did not appear to immediately acknowledge the Clintons.
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In the mostly emptied West Wing, those who remained packed up a few last items between hugs, handshakes, laughs and memories.
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Amid his musings on foreigners, women, and making deals were pearls of wisdom — about everything from handshakes to managing your weight.
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And this was the real present that Trump provided – standing in great friendship at adjoining podiums, trading compliments, smiles and handshakes.
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In the past, Donald Trump's handshakes have come under the microscope, because quite frankly, they're like no shake anyone's ever seen.
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And spending the day together means one thing: the two were back at it again with their jaw-droppingly unnatural handshakes.
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After Escobar's single, Chapman finished his 213-pitch outing by fielding Lorenzo Cain's soft grounder and accepting handshakes from his teammates.
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The next day we met up, shared handshakes, and he introduced me to some of the kids that he was hosting.
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Culpepper greeted visitors with smiles and handshakes as they filed into rows of white folding chairs behind the towering, shrouded statue.
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The variety show mocked their handshake from earlier this week by having the two do multiple elaborate high fives and handshakes.
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Despite Trump's enthusiasm, the summits have amounted to little more than high-profile handshakes dosed up with overanxious helpings of hope.
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More recently, Macron visited the U.S. in late April where several handshakes and hugs caught the attention of the global media.
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Across its 110 minutes, 8 Mile features a dazzling presentation of some of the most spectacular handshakes ever captured on film.
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The lesson here is that handshakes can be a powerful aphrodisiac for women, and are not to be doled out lightly.
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I exchanged greetings, hugs, and handshakes with several men, then looked back at the door for Tron, my main workout partner.
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ET -- Republicans bestowed a hefty number of backslaps and handshakes with lawmakers who have been integral in the process including Sen.
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Mr. Carvalho left the dais to a mob of well-wishers who offered him hugs, handshakes and kisses on the cheek.
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In rural areas in particular, the process of buying a home can be quite casual, based on verbal agreements or handshakes.
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The handshakes — win or lose — and the athletes, whether they knew it or not, who pushed me to be my best.
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Candidates will typically head straight to the Granite State for more handshakes, rallies, and delegate scavenging in New England and beyond.
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President Donald Trump displays his power with firm handshakes, a second scoop of ice cream, and towering salt and pepper shakers.
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A video of the meeting shows both the President and Melania opting for handshakes instead of a traditional bow or curtsy.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers with handshakes and bouquets as they stepped off the ship and boarded a bus.
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What has Yorgos made of this Oscar season, which involves so many months of handshakes, Q. and A.s and awards ceremonies?
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There were handshakes all around, and then the threesome stood side-by-side as a military band played the American national anthem.
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A couple of handshakes from a Minister of Defense and two lieutenant-generals later, and Finland's alcohol monopoly became a weapons manufacturer.
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From smiling selfies to warm handshakes to an emotional CNN appearance by none other than Dennis Rodman, this summit had it all.
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The president greeted the chancellor with one of his signature handshakes after her motorcade pulled up in front of the West Wing.
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The two will then talk, perform whatever electronic handshakes and agreements are required to work together, and then you're ready to play.
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"Laughing" and "making-laugh" emerge within the framework of the joke as reciprocal, almost contractual, gestures, like secret handshakes or conspiratorial winks.
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Members of the royal family have given handshakes, but others who have made further contact have also landed in the hot seat.
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What made Dragonfly handshakes harder to crack was that it replaced WPA33's pre-shared Key with Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE).
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Forget everything you thought you knew about competitive sports because it's 2017, and the only competition that matters right now is handshakes.
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In that scrum of politics and people, it makes sense that there would be spit and handshakes, elbows bumped, and hugs given.
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The Trumps were seated next to the Obamas, and greeted the former first couple with handshakes while sitting down in the cathedral.
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They often sealed deals for lease options on 210 or 500 acres at a time with handshakes outside the local grain elevator.
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Now American culture is as much black culture as it's ever been: from handshakes and slang to the embrace of the booty.
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But beneath the smiling handshakes and whispered pleasantries was the unmistakable impression the global alliance of industrialized nations has changed for good.
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So long as he delivers perceived victories, even if those victories come in the form of righteous handshakes, he will be popular.
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But the effusive expressions of bonhomie that once colored their interactions were gone, replaced by businesslike handshakes and wooden declarations of cooperation.
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According to Ulrich, Trump is generally "fantastic" at using body movements to project dominance in conversations and meetings, including in his handshakes.
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Like many executives in Hollywood, Mr. Lasseter has long used hugs and kisses on the cheek instead of handshakes in business settings.
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An appearance by Mr. Barber-Walker in the lobby of his building means handshakes, hugs and kisses from residents he has helped.
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A welcome also came from Knicks teammates and Garden security guards, who greeted Anthony with handshakes and hugs during pregame warm-ups.
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Handshakes are often seen as a vital part of a job interview and a way to respectfully greet clients, colleagues and customers.
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During that time, I've turned down several dozen handshakes and tried, unsuccessfully, to turn this into a thing as the coronavirus spreads.
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Avoid handshakes or hugs with people who've been out and about, and whenever possible, stay at least 6 feet away from others.
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When handshakes did take place, the greeting was strangely limp and lifeless — two people engaging in an act that neither really welcomed.
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That memo suggested players consider fist-bumps instead of hi-fives or handshakes to lower the risk of contracting the new coronavirus.
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Mr. Murphy offered a quick dose of encouragement to the volunteers, making his way around the room for selfies, handshakes and hugs.
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American firefighters who arrived on Monday at the Sydney airport were greeted with handshakes from officials and cheers from Australians passing through.
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But everywhere he went, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was greeted like a rock star: standing ovations, cheers, handshakes, hugs and selfies.
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As candidates exchanged pleasantries and handshakes on stage, Elizabeth Warren approached Bernie Sanders, who stretched out his hand for her to shake.
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Mr. Trump and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany held a low-key meeting Thursday night, and the handshakes, at least, went well.
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If you've ever wanted to feel the satisfaction President Trump gets from his assertive handshakes with world leaders, you're now in luck.
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During their State visit in June, the couple again opted for handshakes instead of a bow or curtsy while greeting the royals.
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Inside the ballroom, Mr. de Blasio worked the Progress Iowa crowd, both before and after his speech, with handshakes and small talk.
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At the beginning of Trump's presidency, Macron was one of the few Western leaders Trump seemed to personally like, weird handshakes aside.
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Francis&apos smiles and handshakes with the eight Koreans came during his one-day visit to the World Council of Churches on Thursday.
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In the months leading up to their meeting, Trump had built up a reputation for being kind of a dick about his handshakes.
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The President of the United States and Chairman Kim at a table just a few feet apart after the multiple handshakes and walks.
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It's all smiles, handshakes, and anecdotes about recent family vacations, as if the guest is just there to reconnect with an old friend.
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There have also been dramatic handshakes at the demilitarised zone with Moon Jae-in, South Korea's president, as well as with Mr Trump.
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They quickly separated as the procession of senators dissolved into a scrum of hearty handshakes, backslaps and overly dramatized pecks on the cheek.
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Although he's registered as a Republican and has appeared at the Republican convention, he usually sticks to handshakes and flashing that winning smile.
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On Manchin's part, there was a lot of affection: squeezing of elderly women's hands, shoulder slapping with men and hearty handshakes and hugs.
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There were no handshakes, no hugs, and in fact Trump was pictured throwing a mini tantrum as the event came to an end.
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Part of the trip was a meeting with Netanyahu -- a meeting that included handshakes, autograph exchanges and even a quick game of catch.
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At a recent event hosted by a conservative foundation, not a traditional support base, An drew cameras and fans seeking selfies and handshakes.
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He must be doing something right: after all, language is virtually all a politician has to wield influence with (handshakes and hugs aside).
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It dawned on me that Obama's tour of the factory, filled with photo ops and handshakes, had included very little interaction with workers.
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THE leaders of America's multinational firms are usually a picture of self-control, with sincere handshakes, grown-up hair and scripted sound bites.
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But after the toss, Mayfield trotted away from midfield before a second series of handshakes took place between some of the remaining captains.
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Behind the smiles and handshakes, however, Trump and his team of advisers have sent mixed signals about their expectations for the summit's outcome.
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When Mr. West rode by, a few hundred of them spied him and peeled off, surrounding his car, taking pictures, reaching for handshakes.
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And when worshippers of both traditions exchange the sign of peace, they'll wave or bump elbows instead of the typical handshakes or hugs.
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Renshon thinks Trump's weird handshakes and attention seeking are just a crude manifestation of a kind of behavior that most world leaders exhibit.
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The virus could have spread through handshakes or coughs — even through tiny drops of toilet water spewed into the air when someone flushes.
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Here's the latest: • Handshakes and promises abounded during President Trump's historic meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un — but what really changed?
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There were smiles and handshakes between union leaders and the General Motors chief executive, Mary T. Barra, when contract talks started in July.
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There's not much substance to the agreement, but that's fine; the symbols of smiles, handshakes and delays of new tariffs actually matters more.
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They also learned complicated secret handshakes, and huddled in a circle before class to say "We are committed to our success!" in unison.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers with handshakes and bouquets of roses as they stepped off the ship and boarded a bus.
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The choice of location was based on satellite data (the so-called Inmarsat handshakes) as the area most likely to contain the missing aircraft.
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Though it wasn't a dodged hug, Clinton and Trump did memorably avoid customary handshakes during the second presidential debate in St. Louis last fall.
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And in one city in Canada, at least two minor-league soccer teams decided to ban post-game handshakes, over concerns about Covid-19.
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"You're trying to develop trust," explained Judge Vlavianos, who routinely descends from the bench to dispense handshakes, hugs and the occasional skeptical raised eyebrow.
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Once Macron's hand was finally free, he used it to pat Trump on the shoulder and quickly moved on to other, more normal handshakes.
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Smashed windows to handshakes: 24 hours in Charlotte Police said an officer shot Scott after he failed to heed commands to drop a gun.
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We've watched Donald Trump dish out some painfully awkward handshakes over the years, but few know what it's like to experience it, um, firsthand.
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Both Joyce and Catherine avoid hugging Denise's partner Michelle (Ebony Obsidian) and instead go for what can best be described as super awkward handshakes.
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So it's only natural that his major foreign policy tactic is cultivating personal ties with foreign leaders, with all the awkward handshakes that requires.
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It's offered a glimpse into the "real" world of tennis that lies beneath the sport's scrim of decorum, handshakes, standard press conferences, and formality.
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Some said they were reducing handshakes and hugs, while others said they were contorting themselves on the subway to keep from touching the poles.
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But even outside of official forms of worship, most churches are spaces where there are plenty of handshakes and hugs, before and after services.
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"She, her, they all have very strong handshakes," Ms. Arthur said, nodding at two blazer-clad women who had given her their business cards.
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The Mexican government held a graduation ceremony for new members of the National Guard on Thursday, featuring large crowds and handshakes with senior officials.
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Remember, Dr. Oz is on a crusade is on a to replace handshakes with fist bumps in the wake of the rapidly spreading coronavirus.
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According to Psychology Today, a study found that applicants with firm handshakes had higher hiring potential and were viewed much more favorably than others.
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After the final second ticked off, tight end Martellus Bennett exchanged handshakes and hugs and then ran around the field, a personal victory lap.
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But they did teach me this—to combat intolerance we will need more than handshakes and how d'ya do's, more than similarity, conversation, connection.
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Biden has said that he has offered "countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support, and comfort" over the years and never believed he acted inappropriately.
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He always hung around afterward for handshakes and backslaps and selfies, but he took no questions from voters during the events, and few from reporters.
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It's been a while, but Donald Trump and French president Emanuel Macron have still got it — their awkward as all holy hell handshakes, that is.
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The entire way a candidate runs for the presidency—from crowded rallies to handshakes at New Hampshire diners to their campaign buses—may soon change.
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One way to go about this is power posing, which involves various parts of the body, like posture, maintaining eye contact and delivering confident handshakes.
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Despite Trump's infamously aggressive handshakes, Macron asserted his dominance, anticipated the awkward tug, and kept his head in the game with an equally frightening grip.
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Earlier, Pompeo met Modi for talks at the prime minister's residence in the capital, New Delhi, and they exchanged handshakes in images broadcast on television.
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He tried to play host by offering Putin a seat and indulged in his favorite game of using handshakes with male leaders to exhibit dominance.
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They finally head over to the wildflower and olive branch-covered table, making introductions and trading handshakes with their new dining partners for the evening.
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Perhaps when earth finally does reopen, avoiding handshakes and having hand sanitizer available on every floor of an office building won't feel eerie at all.
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The most absurd false claim: Handshakes in India Trump is regularly willing to make false claims that can be disproven using widely available video footage.
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Religious leaders have asked congregants to forgo certain rituals — using a communal cup, holding hands during prayer, greeting with handshakes — to prevent the virus's spread.
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He'd never met most of the people in attendance, but he greeted the guests with warm hugs and handshakes as if they were old friends.
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Cutting out handshakes could be added on to the list of steps experts recommend people take to protect against cold and flu season, Maragakis says.
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Philip D. Murphy, a Democratic candidate for governor, was darting back and forth across the street, responding to endless calls for handshakes, hugs and selfies.
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Obama cultivated an unpretentious image by dispensing hugs rather than handshakes and kicking off her shoes to dance with local children on official trips abroad.
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I think of the countless #StandWithGavin messages on social media, and the countless hugs and handshakes at school and on the sidewalks of my town.
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The first Trump entrance on Tuesday supplied the latest entry, bringing him down the chamber aisle with a flurry of firm handshakes and decisive nodding.
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When awkward handshakes occur with Abe, May and Macron, you get in the way of the larger message, and that is where the danger lies.
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"He's a great guy — smart, strong, loves holding my hand," Mr. Trump joked, referring to a couple of long handshakes that were caught on video.
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But even if I failed to meet these conditions, shouldn't handshakes, eye contact, given names—small but significant recognitions of humanity—have had some effect?
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This is the diplomatic circus as usual: handshakes, grand pronouncements from one powerful person to a room full of other powerful people, early afternoon wine.
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Boogie is a guy you sit down and have a real conversation with, not one you tweet about trading handshakes with at a networking event.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support, and comfort," he said.
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Before the event was ultimately canceled, the organizers of the Mobile World Congress—an annual gathering of mobile tech companies in Barcelona—recommended attendees avoid handshakes.
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They go to class, give handshakes in the hallways, and wag tails in the courtyard outside the cafeteria as teens flood in and out for lunch.
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Though all the activities are coed, there's a "no-touching" rule, meaning boys and girls are discouraged from any physical contact, including handshakes and high-fives.
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In fact, the tool is designed to limit itself not to cause any denial of service on the devices it collects handshakes from, according to Margaritelli.
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Trump would later give her a warm hug as he went down the line of those who joined him on stage, offering kisses and hearty handshakes.
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Netanyahu and Trump shared several warm handshakes during the news conference, especially after Trump's opening remarks, when he said the United States was Israel's greatest friend.
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Trump's go-to handshake move is the tug-and-pull -- as demonstrated in these handshakes with Vice President Mike Pence and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said.
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He expected firm handshakes from all visitors, even though he was recovering from surgery and hooked up to IV's and people were afraid of hurting him.
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The visuals provided plenty of smiles and handshakes, the signing of a document that meant who-knows-what, and even Trump showing off his presidential limo.
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It's not the first time President Trump has been awkward on camera, from long handshakes with President Macron to being talked down to by Chancellor Merkel.
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Less than a month after Trump warned his Turkish counterpart not to "be a fool," it was all smiles and warm handshakes between the two leaders.
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His visit to the US this week has been a charm offensive peppered with handshakes and kisses between the two leaders to pronounce their warm relations.
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Tales of frat-house-startups-turned-Silicon-Valley-successes (think Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram), as well as secret Wall Street handshakes, are simply par for the course.
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"When I was in college, I told all my college friends that I taught classes on how to give handshakes in high school," Bob tells us.
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But just like the handshakes, a hug -- something I didn't think about until I was already doing it -- is a natural and instinctive thing to do.
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Practice some of these like a game: greeting with waves, elbow or foot bumps, namaste greetings or air high fives instead of hugs, kisses, or handshakes.
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"I really think these handshakes become hugs when you have matches that are long, physically and emotionally draining," said Michael Chang, the 1989 French Open champion.
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Mr. Trump overvalued the personal touch by betting that a few hearty handshakes with Mr. Xi would overcome China's deep-rooted resistance to pressuring North Korea.
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Privately, the President's advisers believe more concrete progress -- beyond a series of friendly handshakes -- will be necessary during this summit to prove the diplomacy is working.
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Many analysts have pointed out that China is simply playing the U.S., and that for all the smiles and handshakes, there will be few tangible results.
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On Friday night, the two men met to discuss tariffs and such, but they made sure to exchange a number of competitive handshakes before they parted ways.
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It sure seems like President Trump enjoyed those photo ops at Trump Tower during the transition period punctuated by smiles and handshakes with a handful of CEOs.
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Handshakes are being discouraged at next month's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, where some high-profile companies are already dropping out due to concerns over the coronavirus.
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Suddenly, half the country agrees with Altrincham, and despite the punch the awaits him as he leaves the TV studio, he's later greeted by handshakes and cheers.
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The first game was played in Charleston, and according to Baucom, it was emotional: his practice ran long, and handshakes and daps quickly gave way to hugs.
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Not unlike Mr Macron's global showmanship and his theatrical handshakes with other world leaders, his foreign policy is generating both interest and disquiet in almost equal measure.
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The Vermont Democrat said he has stopped giving handshakes, and joked he had calluses on his elbow from all the greetings at a dinner the night before.
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Even the American customs of firm handshakes and eye contact during interviews shortchange some applicants, as does the American emphasis on individual accomplishments rather than group successes.
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Trump's engagement with North Korea has been chaotic and should have begun with working-level talks, but it's still better for leaders to exchange handshakes than missiles.
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Normally, the leaders exchange handshakes and pleasantries, pretend not to hear troublesome questions and dismiss the news media pack as soon as they can without looking impolite.
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There have been notable changes around the Capitol as elbow and fist bumps, or placing a hand over your heart, have replaced handshakes as the preferred greeting.
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In much of the country, offices remain open, restaurants remain full and day-to-day life remains relatively normal, albeit with fewer handshakes and more hand washing.
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When Wright got home, he was still thinking about the elbow bump, which by then had also replaced handshakes and high-fives among political leaders and athletes.
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The handshakes continue after the final score is tallied, even after a hard-fought playoff game, where both teams show sportsmanship, mano a mano, face to face.
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Things finally exploded in the handshake line when Jackson State's Dontelius Ross took exception with PV's Darius Williams ... who appeared to have bumped Ross during the handshakes.
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INSIDE PITCH The former Yankee ALEX RODRIGUEZ, in town to broadcast Thursday night's game on FS1, spent batting practice exchanging handshakes and hugs with his old teammates.
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He was running for a fourteenth in a picnics-and-handshakes sort of way when flyers with out-of-state postmarks started landing in his constituents' mailboxes.
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He did not describe in detail the "expressions of affection," but said there were also "countless handshakes, hugs" and attempts to "support and comfort" people he met.
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But even as he was swarmed for pictures and handshakes through the weekend, it was unclear to what extent his political celebrity appeal would translate into votes.
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By inundating a wireless network with authentication handshakes, Vanhoef's research shows it's possible to figure out a 128-bit WPA2 key, through sheer volume of random number collection.
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As has been the case with everything from the NFL to handshakes, Star Trek has not been able to escape the toxic gravitational pull of these divided times.
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"We all did it, but I don't think anyone got it but me and Delta," she said — before reaching out to give McHale the most enthusiastic of handshakes.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said on Sunday.
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Then there were the different handshakes he deployed during a locker room meet and greet—one for a white guy and one for black basketball star Kevin Durant.
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Drogon and Daenerys let up, the Unsullied and the Lannister forces exchange a hearty round of handshakes and the two sides proceed with a peaceful transfer of power.
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Trump made a point to extend his handshakes with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during their White House visits earlier this year.
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Trump's 1st foreign trip: 5 takeaways Handshake history The tense moment during Trump's first trip abroad as President became the latest of Trump's handshakes to draw attention online.
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Back slaps and handshakes accompanied the inclusion of an aim to limit global warming to just 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels in the Paris Agreement last year.
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Beyond the handshakes, speeches and state dinner, there's now a new looming environmental issue that should be addressed constructively and maturely between Prime Minister Trudeau and President Obama.
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In a statement, Biden said that he's offered "countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort" to people over the course of his decades in public life.
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The virus isn't airborne like the flu; it isn't spread via handshakes; nor is it a government cover-up that's straight out of the recent X-Files reboot.
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Though the plane's automated communication continued to make "handshakes" with ground stations for the next six or so hours, the plane never made contact with air control again.
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And he engaged in two alpha-male handshakes with France's new 39-year-old President Emmanuel Macron, who seemed to get the better of Trump on both occasions.
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The Trump administration recommended on Monday that people not gather in groups of larger than 10, a hindrance to campaigns driven by handshakes, photo ops and packed rallies.
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But Bennet insists he's talking about profound collaboration and understanding among citizens, not flimsy handshakes between parties, and he did not set out to write a policy manual.
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Fans rushed the stage to bring him gifts, and in some songs he reached across the footlights to give handshakes while he sang about feeling lonely and alienated.
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Dilma Rousseff, the president of Brazil, and Angela Merkel, the chancellor of Germany, were giving out handshakes and hugs — only Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was absent.
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"Avoid handshakes and hugs," it adds and, to prevent any misunderstanding, it also shows an image of two stickmen embracing with a large, red cross next to it.
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The English Premier League, a top British soccer league, has banned the usual handshakes between players and officials before matches as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread globally.
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Here's what you need to know: • Handshakes and promises abounded during President Trump's historic meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, in Singapore — but what actually happened?
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Limit physical touch, like handshakes or high-fives, while you're there, and be sure to wash your hands properly when you arrive and before you leave, he adds.
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Biden said the contact — handshakes, hugs and shoulder grabs — was his way of showing support to others, something he appreciated during times of hardship in his own life.
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And I do think that the GSMA did have a lot of stringent protocols for keeping things clean and encouraging people to do elbow bumps rather than handshakes.
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WASHINGTON — When last they saw each other six weeks ago after the ceremonial passing of power, President Trump and former President Barack Obama parted with smiles and handshakes.
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" Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser to President Trump, said on "Fox News Sunday": "I think Joe Biden has a big problem because he calls it affection and handshakes.
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But that's far too nuanced a point for this American president, whose visit to Europe was marked by all kinds of diplomatic strife, from ridiculous handshakes to unceremonious shoves.
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Although the loss was not unexpected, Clinton's campaign sure seems like one long slog of speeches, handshakes and voter selfies on the way toward the 2016 convention in Philadelphia.
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He often stepped onto a platform where people up front could reach his legs, and he walked onto and around the arena floor for handshakes, high-fives and selfies.
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The Donald and Melania are visiting France to celebrate Bastille Day with French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte, and as the world feared, there will be handshakes.
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Smashed windows to handshakes: 24 hours in Charlotte The shooting Central to the protests are the differing accounts between police and Scott's family over what led to his death.
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President Donald Trump arrived in Paris on Thursday for a Bastille Day visit with French President Emmanuel Macron, with whom he has shared several awkward handshakes in recent months.
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" Trump has since said he has warmed up to handshakes and said in the months leading up to the 2016 election that shaking thousands of hands "hasn't been tough.
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I can't tell you how many limp handshakes I've been offered by wholesalers, colleagues, and clients (which conveys that you think I'm weak and can't handle a real handshake).
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While the handshakes from the other baseball executives in South Florida did not quite compare to the Champagne-drenched celebrations that accompanied Boston's stunning accomplishment, they were satisfying nonetheless.
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After Rabbit chokes at the big rap battle, embarrassing himself in front of the entire room, his friends remain loyal, offering the handshakes of comfort he so desperately needs.
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Related: 50 Years of Media Art Collide in 'Electronic Superhighway' Celebrating Three Days of Virtual Reality Exploration at MUTEK_IMG Gigantic Jelly Blobs and 1000 Handshakes: The Best of transmediale
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Seven hours later, following multiple handshakes, several meetings, a lavish lunch, one fat joke, the signing of a declaration and a sizable concession by Trump, it was all over.
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Everything seemed normal, although a video played before each tournament game instructing people to take precautions, such as avoiding handshakes, and bottles of Purell hand sanitizer lined press row.
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A dozen S.D.F. media workers milled around in the lobby and a couple of adjoining offices, and all came out to greet visitors with the ritual of multiple handshakes.
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Experts said the exchange contrasted with the pair's historic first meeting in Singapore eight months ago when they sought to project a sense of command with "alpha male" handshakes.
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Even if the talks in Washington end with handshakes and a new agreement, the past week has laid bare a lack of trust between China and the United States.
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Instead of banning handshakes, everyone could simply wash their hands—something that is always a good idea, especially when we are staring down the barrel of a global epidemic.
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Fear of the coronavirus has led many Americans to stockpile hand sanitizer and skip handshakes, so one would think that they would stay away from the nail salon, too.
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My reporting usually begins with going wherever people are — with face-to-face conversations, handshakes, and smiles in living rooms, barbershops, corner stores, bus stops, parks, bars, and blacktops.
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Handshakes and hugs have been replaced by elbow bumps and "Wuhan shakes," and face masks have become ubiquitous despite their noted lack of effectiveness in protecting against the coronavirus.
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The reason, according to the TV doc -- COVID-19 is 5 times more contagious than the seasonal flu, and handshakes transfer 10 times more bacteria than a fist bump.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said in the statement.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden wrote in his statement.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said in a statement.
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There were photos of handshakes, but the secretary had nothing to say about how the United States views the challenges these important allies face, or how it might help.
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Those arrayed flags and cordial handshakes are themselves something Pyongyang has long sought: a propaganda victory that provided Kim an equal footing with the president of the United States.
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The idea is for its user to take it around the city and "feed" it with Wi-Fi handshakes, the process that allows phones or laptops to communicate with other wireless devices like a router or a smart TV. In theory, these handshakes can then be cracked to reveal the Wi-Fi network's password, which would be useful if the Pwnagotchi user wanted to hack into the Wi-Fi network at a later time.
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Biden himself said in a statement that while he has "offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort" over the years, he never believed he was acting inappropriately.
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That transition began with mutual handshakes and speeches about "national reconciliation", but as the talks drag on the tone of public debate - and that of legislators speaking privately - has changed.
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Moments after Ellsbury crossed the plate and while he was still accepting handshakes in the dugout from teammates, Gregorius drove a first-pitch fastball into the right-center-field seats.
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It wasn't the firm's only health-related headline of the week — as my colleauge Avery Hartmans reports, the firm is asking visitors to avoid handshakes due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Its demise will come in the form of handsome men in expensive suits, with bright eyes and firm handshakes, who'll smile and publicly proclaim their best intentions and boldest promises.
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Every network is a bit different, and the way the Pwnagotchi collects handshakes from them will depend on if it's on a busy street or in an office, for example.
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In fact, despite Kim's smiles and handshakes when he met with President Trump, the North Koreans love to tell us what they are going to do before they do it.
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The happenstance of Game 7 and Father's Day occurring simultaneously on Sunday had me thinking about two of my favorite rituals: post-Finals handshakes and the exchange of greeting cards.
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Instead of being a "distraction" -- as many media critics dismiss these episodes -- these handshakes, shoves and other attempts to assert control of situations are the point of the Trump presidency.
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After the big night out, the group said their goodbyes at the valet stand -- with LeBron and Tristan sharing one of their famous dancing handshakes before going their separate ways.
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It wasn't easy watching one of the most powerful women in the world â€" and a prominent American ally â€" get ignored, regardless of you think of his actual handshakes.
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Widely-read tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda went so far as to feature a piece solely analyzing the leaders' handshakes, and how Putin has improved his performance since last year's G20 summit.
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The parliamentarians who voted in favor of same-sex marriage took time to let the jubilant moment sink in, celebrating with hugs and handshakes and proudly sporting rainbow-colored clothing.
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And in England, where Premier League clubs have been told to avoid pregame handshakes, teams have been advised to begin making plans for the prospect of playing matches without crowds.
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As WIRED noted recently, Covid-19 is well positioned to reshape our relationship to handshakes, in large part because warnings from public health authorities strike at such a primal level.
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This is the surprisingly wholesome, traditionalist set of values that sneering at grift inevitably pushes you toward: old-timey rectitude and integrity, honest work and firm handshakes and mutual respect.
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Yes, it's staged, it's still a show underneath the surface—but there's such warmth there, amid the hugs and the handshakes and the applause, for each other but also themselves.
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While people across the world are cancelling large in-person events and forgoing handshakes at conferences, one massive gathering is still set to draw big crowds, despite the coronavirus panic.
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This year, many companies are encouraging employees to abstain from handshakes and hugs while in the office in order to prevent the spread of diseases like the coronavirus and flu.
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On Tuesday, the Capitol's attending physician jokingly recommended that in place of handshakes, lawmakers should instead use the Vulcan salute, the signature gesture of Star Trek's iconic character Mr. Spock.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said in a statement Sunday.
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Instead, they have been knocking elbows, tapping forearms, clicking cleats and trying almost anything else to avoid the germ-friendly high-fives and handshakes that public health experts have discouraged.
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In a trickier bit about observing the rule forbidding an Orthodox man to touch a woman who isn't his wife, he outlines his many strategies for evading handshakes at work.
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When greeted by a line of U.S. military servicemen, this tiny 2-year-old waddles over to (almost) everyone for some adorably tiny handshakes before returning back to his family.
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"When it comes to handshakes, many other people have tasted bitterness with Trump," read a post by Phoenix Television, a Hong Kong news organization that is considered favorable to Beijing.
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Gettleman is a man keen on physical contact, and handshakes and bear hugs from burly men come in thick and fast in the marketplaces and cafes of Mazar-i-Sharif.
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There was even more looks behind the scenes, where the stars mentioned above and more mingled and mixed with handshakes, hugs and congratulations as the Globes started getting doled out.
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They met in person only once, during the state funeral for President George H.W. Bush, exchanging businesslike handshakes in the front pews of the National Cathedral before the service began.
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It will even light up particular paths when a new connection is made, a visual guide to all the invisible handshakes taking place each second just to keep your programs running.
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Washington (CNN)Top national security officials from the current and incoming administrations mostly put aside partisan differences in favor of friendly overtures and symbolic handshakes at a think tank event Tuesday.
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My own prediction for Singapore, therefore, is an easy one: the history books tell us the pictures will be momentous, the handshakes memorable and the hope for a better future inspiring.
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The morning was filled with the classics of public diplomacy — broad smiles, long handshakes, even a joke about North Korean missile tests waking the South Korean president early in the morning.
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Dr. Travis Stork, an ER physician, host of The Doctors and a member of PEOPLE's Health Squad, suggests getting the vaccine and focusing on preventative measures, like skipping handshakes and hugs.
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He did not campaign for votes as Mr Jones did, with handshakes and persuasion; instead, he restricted himself to friendly audiences and hand-picked media, the better to avoid difficult questions.
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Trump has demonstrated an inclination for intense handshakes, but in the short time since Macron's election, he and Trump have managed to draw international attention for their at-times awkward interactions.
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Handshakes, seen through that lens, are a critical piece of grasping how this President not only views himself but how he chooses to interact with the rest of the world. Agreed?
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The Canadian prime minister was seemingly briefed on the fact that President Trump likes to give obnoxiously insecure handshakes to assert dominance over other powerful men, and came to Washington prepared.
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The president is a professed germaphobe, writing in his 1997 book "Art of the Comeback" that handshakes are "one of the curses of American society," because he views them as unclean.
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But Trump's most studied grappling with solar power came during a pair of visits to Europe earlier this year, when he repeatedly engaged in prolonged handshakes with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Paris (CNN)From white-knuckle handshakes to basking in the pomp and circumstance of a military parade, French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Donald Trump have built a strong relationship.
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These might seem like pretty standard, lackluster handshakes with his boys, but what Rabbit is showing here is how distracted he is by the big rap battle he's got coming up.
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In the most recent video -- a week before the shooting -- everyone shares hugs, smiles and handshakes as a chorus of "God is good all the time" rings out in the background.
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There were no handshakes or pleasantries between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump in their final debate, which moved quickly from a discussion of policy to a flurry of personal attacks.
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As of Thursday, 82 cases of the Covid-2000 virus had been recorded in the Netherlands, and virus-wary collectors were greeting exhibitors with waves and elbow-bumps, rather than handshakes.
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He does what makes sense to him in the moment, including weird handshakes and other shows of dominance that date back at least to his days as a real estate mogul.
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With no fans, players had to jump into the stands to retrieve the ball after sixes and there were no handshakes at the end of the match under new health protocols.
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He smiled the rest of his trip around the bases, then received handshakes and hugs from teammates in the dugout before returning to the top step to take a curtain call.
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Attendees crowd the ropeline afterward for handshakes and selfies with Biden -- and that's where Biden, a skilled retail politician with a gift for making personal connections, is often at his best.
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He's been a regular at the hotel's famous power breakfasts for more than two decades, and on several recent visits staff members reached out to him for handshakes and bro hugs.
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Social insecurities due to handshakes and not knowing whether the person on the other side of the handshake is going to freak out or not due to the shape of my hand.
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While many royals keep things formal on public engagements by sticking to handshakes, the Duchess of Sussex greeted members of the Hubb Community Kitchen as old friends during her visit on Wednesday.
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In Europe there will be more campaigns against the niqab and hijab (coverings worn by some Muslim women), and their absent handshakes, egged on by the frothing-at-the-mouth right–wing.
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It was not immediately clear if the occasion would yield anything more than handshakes with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Barack Obama, who will also be at the burial.
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Selected by Naomi Shihab Nye By Jack Ridl We went out for dinner, downsome lackadaisical alley, threadingour way among leftover handshakes, sleepingformer aristocrats, and scattered scrapsof newsprint still holding words againstthe wind.
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The kisses, the handshakes from these families, there is nothing -- no amount of money could ever buy the feeling that I get from the family once I&aposve finished the 24 notes.
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For Aaliyah, who sat in the park on a recent afternoon practicing secret handshakes with her girlfriends as they waited their turn to play basketball, any threat to the courts weighed heavily.
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He is greeting his sisters and cousins with polite handshakes and cheek-to-cheek kisses, when from the middle of the crowd, an elderly woman pulls him into her chest: his grandmother.
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While Sherman and Mayfield shook hands before the toss, Mayfield left the midfield meeting after the toss was completed, skipping a second round of handshakes that the remaining captains took part in.
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In response to the accusation, Biden said in a statement on Sunday that he has "offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort" but doesn't believe he ever acted inappropriately.
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Check out the intoxicating video to "Robotic Handshakes in 4D" below and if you're still not convinced that ZULI is one to watch, have at his Mix for Gamble's NTS radio show.
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That's because naturalization ceremonies require handshakes by law to complete the process, and the health authorities had recommended that people avoid shaking hands to help contain the spread of the new coronavirus.
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And he finds it a bit absurd that teams are being asked to refrain from postgame handshakes after sharing a germ-ridden basketball and sweating all over one another for two hours.
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They had nicknames like Boo, Trey Bags, Jim-Jim, Ox and Iron, and they gave Mr. Morgan enthusiastic hugs and handshakes as they took pictures with him and reminisced about the past.
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In one ominous episode, a group of politicians engaged in deliberate handshakes even after the Covid-19 risks were known — and one of them was diagnosed with the infection a week later.
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English top-flight side Newcastle United banned handshakes at training sessions last week, a move that has since been mirrored by fellow Premier League clubs Southampton, West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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"We don't get handshakes, we don't get hugs, we don't get Bibles," said Christopher Scott, a black man who spent nearly 13 years in prison for a murder he did not commit.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Agriculture Minister Michael Gove have spoken positively about the US President, with both men having sought him out for meetings or handshakes over the past year.
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When the final horn sounded, Buford spiked the ball into the floor and joined his teammates for the postgame handshakes, largely devoid of the wild celebration that generally accompanies 15-2 upsets.
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Not that long ago, Naomi Osaka was struggling to adapt to the shifting tradition in tennis of using hugs instead handshakes as the gesture of grace at the end of a match.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said in that statement first issued Sunday.
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The smart and colorful work in his new exhibition at 247365 in Manhattan's Lower East Side, Handshakes and Networks, is an optical illusion; it's for sale, and in a few cases free.
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They beat the Bucks Monday night, but LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and J.R. Smith still had energy to put on a show AFTER the final buzzer ... with another round of dope handshakes.
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For now, I've still got a month and a lot of testing until the official release — so I can hope to try more exciting virtual handshakes, clenched fists, and finger pinches before launch.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau briefly pauses before shaking President Donald Trump's hand in the White House (Photo by Kevin Dietsch-Pool/Getty Images)President Trump is known for his rather vigorous handshakes.
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For friends whose secret handshakes could use spicing up, consider this infinitely cooler alternative: Dubbed "The Guyroscope," this delightful move hit the Internet in GIF-form via a Reddit post from March 27.
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For hand gestures, we're at last getting the crossed fingers emoji, as well as handshakes, fist bumps, and a raised arm with a phone in hand for the "selfie" emoji, among other things.
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"President Trump's handshakes with world leaders are unlike any we've seen before, but this one, this never-ending handshake with the French president takes the cake," Alisyn Camerota, of CNN's New Day, said.
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Many employers are resorting to golden handshakes and other incentives, but the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare says higher monthly wages have a far greater impact on spending than bonuses and overtime.
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It would also include details about Rudy Giuliani's "secret deals and secret handshakes, what it is like being on the inside with Manhattan and D.C.'s power brokers," the source told Page Six.
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About 50 kids were excited to see the former President and greeted him with handshakes and cheers when he walked through the door with a big sack of gifts slung over his shoulder.
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The sales associate said that customers have continued to extend handshakes to them while they're trying to sell a mattress, and noted that customers usually try out multiple mattresses before making a purchase.
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As if all the markets needed to climb was a dose of Making America Great, and a few hearty -- potentially contagious -- handshakes with CEOs of "great companies" pledging to help in the crisis.
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Joe says he's always thought of politics as a way to connect to people ... and that he took that to heart quite literally, with handshakes, hugs, shoulder squeezes and other forms of embrace.
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" All were characterized by "the significance of secrets — usually in the form of passwords, handshakes, signs, rituals and the esoteric knowledge revealed in them — and the taking of oaths to preserve the secrets.
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The bill passed; senators unceremoniously exited their chamber, greeting each other with handshakes and fist bumps; I took off my press pass and went back to being a woman who lives in Alabama.
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Until these ideas or others are fully rolled out, one thing we can all do right now is ask our doctors about hand sanitizing before they make physical contact with us (including handshakes).
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And Mr. Morrison's effort was defined mainly by energy, with folksy events and handshakes for voters, coupled with stiff criticism of Mr. Shorten and a determination not to take no for an answer.
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After months of venomous barbs and apocalyptic threats of war, the meeting between President Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, was unquestionably a relief, with its handshakes and effusive politeness.
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On March 10, 60 choir members showed up for practice, pumped hand sanitizer on their palms, and avoided their usual hugs and handshakes as they belted out tunes for 2 1/2 hours.
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Magna Global also said advertisers should also avoid messaging in ads that goes against the recommendations from the CDC and WHO, like hugging, kissing, handshakes, and showing people at sporting events or concerts.
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Artists have the ability to move the conversation to places corporations and politicians cannot or will not go, and to smooth the way for political change years before the document signings and handshakes.
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At Yad Vashem, the memorial to the Holocaust, world leaders delayed the beginning of the program by engaging in a lengthy round of hellos, good-jobs and handshakes before they took their seats.
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Manning, who at 39 becomes the oldest quarterback to reach the Super Bowl, choked back emotion before he greeted Brady and longtime nemesis New England coach Bill Belichick for lengthy post-game handshakes.
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The world then watched as that relationship quickly devolved from lingering hugs to handshakes so awkward that Mr. Macron's thumb left an imprint at a Group of 7 gathering held two months later.
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But with just a few clicks on his laptop's touchpad, suddenly, anticipation turned into joy and excitement with Little jumping up from his chair screaming and embraced with hugs, tugs, handshakes, and cheers.
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His pathway to the visiting bench was replete with fist bumps, hugs and handshakes, an accumulation of friends here to celebrate his long effort to land a head coaching job, complete at last.
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Alas, secret handshakes might grant access to certain precincts of the art world, but only time will yield answers to some of the questions now swirling inside the outsider art sector's crystal ball.
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What was widely viewed as a bromance marked by intense handshakes and tree planting has now devolved, as represented by Trump's attacks on Macron's approval ratings and France's trade restrictions on US wine.
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Representatives of school in the athlete's hometown of Akron, Ohio, tweeted out pictures of the happy couple playing with the students, watching a dance performance and offering lots of hugs, handshakes and high fives.
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The policy is meant to inspire national pride and patriotism, and the kind of confident pose toward the outside world that Trump also tries to adopt, whether it's through executive orders or prolonged handshakes.
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At Freedom Hall on Thursday, there was a sense of informality as young children ran circles around their parents and friends from around the country and globe greeted one another with hugs and handshakes.
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So we should welcome the end of the era of F.T.A.s, which had long devolved into handshakes between corporate and investor interests on both sides of the border, allowing little voice for working people.
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If we don't, then we have to think about targeting the other aspects of transmission, such as reducing opportunities through social distancing, or probability of transmission during things like handshakes by encouraging hand washing.
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Dozens of firefighters attended the ceremony, and they were met with applause and handshakes, an acknowledgment of their tireless efforts — more than 100 uninterrupted hours so far — to the dead and help the wounded.
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Sometimes we see him as the employees would have seen him, as the casually dressed V.I.P. with the many suitcases who jokes with bellhops, chats with valets and gives out tips along with handshakes.
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Fears of spreading a novel form of coronavirus were present at Monday's ceremony, according to The Guardian, which reported that members of the royal family avoided handshakes and other physical contact at the event.
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The rash of announcements sounds familiar: during the panic of the swine flu epidemic in the US, my high school sports team was given a similar edict: no high fives or handshakes after games.
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In some cases, tech professionals in the US are so concerned about the virus that they're taking other precautions, such as wearing breathing masks and eliminating handshakes in business meetings, as Recode previously reported.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and formerly the lead impeachment manager, parked himself halfway up a right-hand aisle and received a procession of man hugs and handshakes from caucus well-wishers.
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Joshua Higgins walked through the USMAPS hallways with a visitor recently, he exchanged nods, hellos and handshakes with cadets-in-training as they made their way to the cafeteria after a morning of classes.
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"What's lovely is how they'll both have to rely on non-verbal modes of communication," she said, referring to things like eye contact, cooking alongside each other, card games, music, dancing, handshakes, or hugs.
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Representative Louie Gohmert, the brash-talking Texas Republican, was one of several conservative members who had staked out aisle seats for the presidential procession, positioning themselves for prime-time, televised handshakes and adoring applause.
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The flatlining signal was greeted with some low-key cheers and handshakes among the engineers and scientists, with some members of the team having spent the best part of three decades working on the mission.
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Trump's been getting a lot of (well-deserved) flack for his handshaking skills recently after a few highly-televised and poorly-executed handshakes left the internet wondering why Trump is so bad at shaking hands.
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In an exclusive PEOPLE Now video, the viral teacher, who created personalized, five-second handshakes for his fifth graders, continues to win hearts as he Skypes during a break from his Charlotte, North Carolina, classroom.
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Trump is a walking, talking airport business book—a semi-sentient Rich Dad, Poor Dad—so it should come as no surprise that he is absolutely obsessed with power handshakes, which he thinks communicate dominance.
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The two leaders, who greeted each other with handshakes and embraces, might have preferred to sign a peace treaty then and there, but like most things on the Korean Peninsula, it's more complicated than that.
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But above all, Kim Yong Chol's checkered past suggests a cautionary tale -- don't be taken in by words of fraternal good will, smiles and handshakes, which are freely given but rarely carry any deep sincerity.
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As self-made businessmen, the five wrangled their way to success from humble beginnings through handshakes and hard-driven deals as only Staten Islanders could — and it landed them their own TV show on CNBC.
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During Sanalla's visit to El Feel and Sharara, he warmly greeted employees, leaders of the local community and turbaned guards, pausing for selfies and handshakes before leading discussions over local conditions and requests for aid.
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While Haley and Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia were seen greeting each other with handshakes and kisses on the cheek prior to the meeting, the mood quickly changed as the diplomats hurled accusations at each other.
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The Obamas offered handshakes and tight-lipped smiles, while f Hillary Clinton, the former first lady, stared ahead and did not make eye contact with the man who defeated her in the 2016 presidential election.
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Handshakes — a gesture that lawmakers typically extend countless times a day with each other and their constituents — are now frequently being replaced with elbow bumps or other ways that don't involve touching other people's hands.
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Many other shows had barred stage-door handshakes and hugs and asked performers not to touch the Playbills they were signing before the Broadway League issued its recommendation for an end to stage door activities.
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Clubs in English soccer's top division including Newcastle United, Southampton, West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers have banned handshakes at training sessions and other European clubs have taken similar measures to prevent spreading the virus.
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The CDC has advised Americans to avoid handshakes amid the coronavirus outbreak, and Trump has been exposed to people who have later tested positive for the virus or had close contact with others who have.
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That means washing your hands when you get back from the grocery store, public transit or any other public place, said Dr. Scott, who also admits to avoiding handshakes whenever possible, especially during flu season.
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Where there is sometimes a biased perception that older people lack energy and focus, these concerns are easily dispensed by the effective use of body language, eye contact, firm handshakes and insightful and observant conversation.
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But Trump was also at times enthusiastic and affable, exchanging embraces and handshakes with fellow leaders, posing for photographs in front of a NATO military band and mingling at a summit dinner in a Brussels museum.
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Lost amid the chaos of Wednesday's Supreme Court-related news was this little meet-and-greet between President Trump and Portugal's president, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, that added another chapter to Trump's collection of awkward handshakes.
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"The two leaders solemnly declare [...] that there will be no more war on the Korean Peninsula and a new era of peace has begun," their declaration said, and the document was punctuated by handshakes and hugs.
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Photos show the royal, 37, dressed casually in a button-down shirt and slacks while greeting fans with handshakes and talking to them about his late mother, who died in a Paris car crash in 1997.
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To prevent the flu, Dr. Travis Stork, an ER physician, host of The Doctors and a member of PEOPLE's Health Squad, suggests getting the flu vaccine and focusing on preventative measures, like skipping handshakes and hugs.
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In a remarkable shift in tone eight days after cancelling the summit, citing Pyongyang's "open hostility", Trump welcomed North Korea's former intelligence chief, Kim Yong Chol, to the White House on Friday, exchanging smiles and handshakes.
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Mingling gets underway in advance of the ceremony, and Kevin — after suffering through the many handshakes and waves with excited fans — runs into an old classmate: Charlotte Everly, who's also being honored as a distinguished alum.
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While Israeli and Palestinian leaders shared handshakes on the White House lawn back then, Mr. Abbas and Mr. Netanyahu lately have engaged in a long-distance argument, leaving little hope of actual talks, much less agreement.
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Outwardly, there were the usual smiles and handshakes, the first-name congeniality as the presidents, prime ministers and a chancellor assembled for their family photo and mugged for the cameras at photo-ops and preprandial gatherings.
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Amid smiles and handshakes, representatives from the two sides also agreed to a prisoner exchange involving as many as 15,000 people, and to allow a humanitarian corridor into the city of Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city.
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Repeatedly, he flexed his prodigious work ethic and people-pleasing skills, crisscrossing the city for a nonstop slate of performances, interviews, handshakes and other obligations that come with the social-media-soaked music industry of today.
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You can go back thousands of years and watch nation states interact in this very way, trying to achieve outcomes, working together, coming-- forming compacts, treaties, agreements, handshakes, working together to achieve each nation's best interests.
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But it has always been clear to seasoned diplomats and career professionals, whose advice Mr. Trump has proudly disregarded, that dealing with North Korea is a frustrating and complex matter that transcends the flattery and handshakes.
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It all seems rather innocent now: an African American's encounter with the police ending peacefully — albeit after an arrest — and afterwards all aggrieved parties sharing conciliatory smiles and handshakes at the White House with the President.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have arrived for their first state visit to the U.K. Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall met the couple with handshakes as they disembarked their helicopter on Monday.
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While the question of what a politician should do with her hands may seem like an unimportant (or even frivolous) question, in a world where the handshakes of male leaders become literal shakedowns, Merkel's diamond is exceptional.
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This resulted in multiple town halls and official government events scheduled with Jack Dorsey in which there were numerous press photos and handshakes, and all sorts of events, government money spent, taxpayer dollars invested in the company.
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Fending off drowsiness with Red Bull and Katy Perry songs, they are racing through a mind-muddying 55 events, from Dubuque in the northeast to Council Bluffs in the southwest, in a blur of speeches and handshakes.
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As the post-gig sweat clinging to Talbot's T-shirt turns icy in the Brooklyn night and he exhales clouds of vanilla-pudding vapor, he stops to accept handshakes and congratulatory slaps on the back from fans.
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In a remarkable shift in tone eight days after canceling the summit, citing Pyongyang's "open hostility," Trump welcomed North Korea's former intelligence chief, Kim Yong Chol, to the White House on Friday, afterward exchanging smiles and handshakes.
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Non-handshakes have been producing visceral reactions and hot take commendations for as long as we've had sports—in part because they threaten the character-building, man-molding, Rudyard Kipling-stiff-upper-lip, What About The Kids?
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He doled out handshakes and hugs to friends and strangers alike, and his tendency to lavish his affections on women and girls was so central to his persona that it became fodder for late-night television jokes.
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TEHRAN — After the handshakes, the signature ceremony and the diplomatic pomp of the historic meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un of North Korea, many Iranians could come to only one conclusion: We should talk, too.
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Taylor recommends limiting physical contact like handshakes and instead opting for a fist bump or head nod, being more diligent with keeping commonly-touched items like doorknobs and elevator buttons clean, and posting reminders about washing hands.
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Meanwhile, Sliwa and a handful of Guardian Angel volunteers patrol the streets about three times a day in their signature red berets and jackets, often drawing handshakes, selfies and thanks from local residents in traditional Lubavitcher garb.
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"People are very frustrated that bank managers walk from their offices with enormous golden handshakes, brush the dust off their suits and then start all over again," Morten Bodskov of the main opposition party, the Social Democrats, said.
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That moment actually mimicked a sketch from a different comedy show, Comedy Central's "Key & Peele," in which President Obama is depicted greeting a line of supporters, giving plain handshakes to white people and increasingly cozy greetings to blacks.
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The Clinton camp also has a substantial digital fund-raising operation, but so far has relied more on in-person appeals to richer individuals, an approach that requires more elaborate planning, travel, invitations, handshakes and picture taking. Mrs.
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Often involving anodyne press statements, vacuous declarations of progress and orchestrated handshakes, official talks feel deeply undramatic (think of the Israel-Palestine negotiations from 2013-14, convened by John Kerry, or the stalemate of the current Brexit talks).
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The next month and a half will see the spacecraft perform crucial maneuvers to ensure a smooth landing, ISRO Chairman K. Sivan said, as the agency's officials congratulated each other with handshakes and bear hugs after the launch.
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After the event was over, after the last handshakes, after the last selfie, Clinton climbed in the back seat of her car, the Secret Service all around, and headed back to her white house in the woods. ♦
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Judging from the handshakes and hugs given out, many customers were regulars, catching up with friends they see once or twice a week as they picked up their rotisserie-style barbecue and soul food from Royal Rib House.
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The company sent out a notice to Flex drivers on March 3 advising drivers to stay home if they have a fever, wash their hands frequently, use tissues to cover a cough or sneeze and refrain from handshakes.
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For example, Life desk senior staff writer Hannah Smothers recently wrote about how groups from Silicon Valley investment firms to Canadian minor-league soccer teams were banning handshakes in an effort to halt the spread of the coronavirus.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Miners in Toronto for an annual industry dealmaking event slathered on hand sanitizer and avoided handshakes, while Chile's mines minister doled out masks as coronavirus concerns overshadowed buyout buzz and prompted delegates to scrap some events.
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Biden and White House rival Bernie Sanders have been forced to re-evaluate their approach to campaigning in the face of warnings about the health dangers inherent in big crowds and handshakes, two staples of traditional political races.
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Just in front of him was Jim Johnson, another Democratic candidate, who had barely broken a sweat after jogging nearly the entire route, so he could stop for hugs and handshakes as the parade wound through his hometown.
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The venue for their revolt was the ballot box, where they elected an isolationist President who wanted to pull funds and handshakes away from NATO and who translated making America safe as imposing travel bans on several countries.
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Smiles and handshakes abounded before and after Mr. Pence delivered his reassuring words, but Europeans — taken aback by Mr. Trump's occasional fulminations against European institutions that have long been the bedrock of American policy here — were still wary.
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After Taliban representatives met with Afghan politicians in Moscow last week, smiling and exchanging handshakes in a scene of seeming bonhomie, Mr. Mazhar read his poem in a small auditorium at Kabul University as an emblem of dissent.
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In an event marked by smiles, handshakes and embraces, they also promised to pursue phased arms reduction, cease hostile acts, transform their fortified border into a peace zone and seek talks involving other countries, including the United States.
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When David Woo got to work at Bank of America Merrill Lynch on the morning after the election, the most he was expecting was, perhaps, some congratulatory handshakes for predicting the market rally that followed Donald Trump's stunning victory.
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Najib didn't provide details on the satellite tracking, but it appears that orbiters high above the ocean detected the plane as the satellite or satellites attempted a series of "handshakes" -- or electronic connections -- with the plane below, Quest said.
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Galinsky said Silver's colloquial handshakes, in contrast, seemed like an effort to project a sense of partnership, which may be needed with negotiations already underway on a new N.B.A. labor deal to take effect after the 2016-17 season.
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RAMAT GAN, Israel (Reuters) - Israel's diamond exchange is turning to digital currencies to inject new life into a marketplace long ruled by cash and backroom handshakes, but it must first persuade traditionally conservative players that the technology can work.
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But the satellites can't tell us where, exactly, those handshakes were coming from – they can only determine how far off course the plane had gone from its intended route, based on how much longer each handshake took to complete.
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"We can have all the legal paperwork we want, we can have all the regulations, we can have all the handshakes and all the agreements we want—end of the day, it's kind of an honor system," Brown said.
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The sharing will deepen, from handshakes to confidences, and from cigarettes to kisses and other mouthly charms, concluding in the most profound exchange of all, whispered from a few inches' distance and proclaimed in the title of the movie.
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Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Ditto for the improved Super Steady offering, which smooths out shaky video, including Hyperlapse mode, where handshakes are a big issue.
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The basic business of politics is built on the exact kind of activities health professionals say you should avoid: handshakes and face-to-face meetings, constant traveling and spending hours crammed into small rooms with large groups of people.
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But with the two Asian powers long divided by disputes over history and territory, as well as testiness over influence in the region, it will take more than a few handshakes — or a smile — to cement a genuine realignment.
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But despite the friendly handshakes and flattering remarks exchanged as Mr. Mattis and Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, met with their counterparts in New Delhi on Wednesday and Thursday, the two countries remain deeply skeptical of each other.
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They make clear that, unless Israel is willing to engage seriously with the Arab Peace Initiative and allow tangible progress toward realizing Palestinian self-determination, overt ties with Jerusalem will hardly move beyond the symbolic handshakes at academic symposia.
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Just as in Singapore, the two leaders exchanged smiles and handshakes in front of an enormous display of American and North Korean flags and congratulated each other on their "successful and great meeting" before most of it had taken place.
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Eight days after canceling the unprecedented summit, citing Pyongyang's "open hostility," Trump welcomed North Korea's former intelligence chief, currently under punitive U.S. sanctions, to the White House Oval Office, afterward exchanging smiles and handshakes, patting his arm in a friendly gesture.
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His plan is to eliminate all of the jobs in the global transportation industry The audience stood and cheered for Hotz for a full three minutes after he stepped away from the microphone, then hoarded around him for handshakes and selfies.
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As President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump took their places in the first row of the cathedral, they were greeted with light smiles and handshakes from Barack and Michelle Obama, a genial greeting in an otherwise frosty relationship.
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The prince's embrace broke with royal protocol — touching royal members is historically reserved for handshakes — and instead embraced the distressed woman who was reportedly desperate to locate her husband who was trapped an elevator during the time of the fire.
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He largely stayed out of view last weekend, also in Bedminster, and then on Wednesday turned a visit to the two grieving cities into an awkward mix of hugs and handshakes followed soon after by aggressive political attacks against Democrats.
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The first episode includes an interview with a bisexual black man, whose date with a woman is acted out in Claymation; the second is dominated by a dream musical about Peter Pan, punctuated by montages of male handshakes and hugs.
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New York (CNN)During talks that lasted just under an hour Monday, President Donald Trump and his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, exchanged compliments and affirmations of a friendship forged through white-knuckled handshakes and an intimate dinner atop the Eiffel Tower.
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But his travel and subsequent meetings with Prime Minister Scott Morrison of Australia and other cabinet officials have thrust the virus into an insular circle of government elites, where handshakes and close conversation is the norm, and youth is rare.
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For all of the recommendations about social distancing and the guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to replace handshakes with elbow taps, the president insisted on shaking hands with the chief executives who joined him on the dais.
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The handshakes, diplomatic huddles, cozy VIP photo-ops and meet-and-greets at Mar-a-Lago became a potential nexus for other cases — the mayor of Miami, Francis Suarez, tested positive after being in the same area as the Brazilian officials.
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The teams will face a host of precautions which include not drinking from the same bottle, avoiding handshakes, using disposable wipes for turning on and off taps, disinfecting microphones before giving television interviews and avoiding selfies and autographs with fans.
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At a Target store in Michigan, an employee in the electronics department has stopped greeting his favorite customers with handshakes and hugs amid the growing threat of coronavirus, and he's started to worry about what would happen if he got sick.
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" The gravitational center of these books is the Settlement, a farm cooperative that is home to the economically hopeless, "refugees of the wheel of progress," people rescued from the "frigid, calculating, nothing-is-sacred handshakes and move-over-buddy outside world.
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Priests in the Philippines, which accounts for more than half of Asia's roughly 148 million Roman Catholics, offered verbal blessings instead of touches or handshakes, praying for sufferers to be healed and a halt in the spread of the virus.
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When the bell at Texas City High School rang at 2:50 pm on a Friday, teens swarmed between classes, exchanging friendly headlocks and complex handshakes without visible concern for the cameras overhead, strategically positioned over stairwells and at hallway intersections.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's consumer health watchdog advised people on Friday to refrain from greeting each other with handshakes, kisses or hugs and to wear medical masks in crowded public places to try to stop China's virus outbreak spreading to Russia.
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"In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said in a statement that was released shortly before Flores appeared in her first television interview.
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The smiles, the handshakes, the joking reference to President Trump's book "The Art of the Deal" and the prime minister's grandfatherly banter with the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, this was the Netanyahu whom Israelis have not seen in years.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Mutual praise, warm handshakes and even an impromptu love song at a lavish dinner suggest U.S. President Donald Trump and Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte want a fresh start after the biggest breakdown in U.S.-Philippine ties in years.
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Former President Bill Clinton and daughter, Chelsea Clinton joined the candidate on the stump and PEOPLE and TIME were there, backstage, for the photos, handshakes, autographs and even the quiet moments as mother and daughter held hands before stepping to the stage.
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I&aposd like to see some handshakes (ph) (inaudible) as to why we didn&apost take the server -- why the FBI didn&apost take the server from the DNC -- (CROSSTALK) BARTIROMO: Well the DNC wanted to give it to a private company.
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These days, it's just an eternal game of foreplay, where record deals derive from countless "pints down the road", handshakes over brunch, and the same unknowns being circled on every A&Rs schedule until their boss demands that an offer is put in.
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This season has even seen the emergence of a new format: the half-screen cutaway during the pre-match handshakes — a breathless reminder for everyone with a smartphone and an online account that there are still valuable seconds left before kick-off.
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Still, the brouhaha has shone a light on how Freemasonry, a secretive movement that originated in 16th-century European guilds, has taken root on a continent where finger snaps and fist bumps are more common than secret handshakes and rolled-up trouser legs.
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Although Trump was quick to declare success for the unprecedented summit with Kim Jong Un marked by handshakes and smiles, experts said a joint statement signed in Singapore seemed mostly to rehash old broken promises made by Pyongyang to successive U.S. administrations.
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He's your friend's dickish dad, or, in Peter's case, something even more awkward: his crush's dickish dad, who treats handshakes with other guys as a test of manhood and whose expansive suburban house seems chosen to broadcast how impressive his own is.
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"This is the closest that we've come to repealing ObamaCare," Ryan declared to a packed room of his House colleagues Thursday as he ceremoniously prepared to send the bill to Obama's desk while receiving hugs, handshakes and shoulder pats from his colleagues.
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Following days of friendly handshakes and photo ops with President Trump during his state visit to the U.S., French President Emmanuel Macron shifted his tone during his address to a joint session of Congress Wednesday, taking jabs at Trump in four different areas.
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Beneath the tight smiles and brisk handshakes, Mr. Macron's sharpened words resonated as the template for France's attitude toward China, a country that floods France with luxury-shopping tourists but competes directly with it in a principal arena of mutual geopolitical interest, Africa.
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The distinguished gentlemen from the deep-red congressional districts swamped the aisle first — claiming their seats some five hours early with paper scraps, jackets and small electronics — earning televised cameos as President Trump arrived for the handshakes and great-to-see-ya's.
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Fear of the spreading coronavirus has led groups around the world to abandon niceties and recommend against handshakes, which are now discouraged at next month's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona where high-profile companies are already dropping out due to coronavirus concerns.
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Gale Brewer, the Manhattan borough president, who dealt extensively with Mr. Bloomberg's administration in her previous role as a city councilwoman, suggested that the former mayor was missing out on something if he de-emphasized the hugs-and-handshakes portion of a campaign.
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Then on Wednesday, as she worked the convention site with a series of selfies, handshakes and elevator pitches, Ms. Nixon presented herself as an alternative to an "Albany insider," and renewed her challenge for Mr. Cuomo to debate her one-on-one.
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MOSCOW, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Russia's consumer health watchdog advised people on Friday to refrain from greeting each other with handshakes, kisses or hugs and to wear medical masks in crowded public places to try to stop China's virus outbreak spreading to Russia.
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Mr. Macron and Mr. Trump have had an unusual relationship, characterized in public primarily by a few forceful, awkward handshakes — particularly their first, which Mr. Macron made clear was an effort to show the American president that he could not be bullied.
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All the words, photos, handshakes and the joint statement that came out of the summit of the century in Singapore Tuesday between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un don't matter when it comes to the North giving up its nuclear weapons.
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After analyzing some 600 hours of raw video (with no explainers or descriptors) the CSAIL algorithm could correctly predict the correct action (hugs, handshakes, high-fives, or kisses) about 43 percent of the time when shown a video that's one second before it actually happening.
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ALBANY — The opening of New York State's 239th legislative session looked and sounded very much as it has in years gone by, what with its ceremonial prayers, promises of hard work and bipartisan cooperation, and all manner of handshakes, hugs and how-ya-beens.
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He's bragged about his "great chemistry" with Xi and called meeting Putin in July an "honor," while his interactions with elected leaders like Germany's Angela Merkel and Japan's Shinzo Abe have been defined by awkward photo-ops and weird displays of dominance during handshakes.
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Dinosaurs, unicorns and ghouls took part in the Halloween celebration, getting handshakes and high fives from the president as Melania gave bags of goodies to the trick-or-treaters, who were comprised of kids from area schools, the Boy Scouts, the YMCA and military families.
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For each IoT device on a network the tool collects multiple data-points and sends them back to servers at Princeton University — including DNS requests and responses; destination IP addresses and ports; hashed MAC addresses; aggregated traffic statistics; TLS client handshakes; and device manufacturers.
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At least for one day, the atmosphere was a mix of jubilation, as civilians welcomed the soldiers with handshakes and hugs, and tension, as soldiers tried to determine who among the crowds of bearded men might be Islamic State fighters and who were ordinary civilians.
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In a game where around 2469,22009 players, coaches and fans will be hyping each other up with handshakes and hi-fives -- a precaution the Center for Disease Control says to avoid for people who are at a higher risk of getting sick -- that's not easy.
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As part of that effort, Capitol physician Brian Monahan has been giving lawmakers a crash course in "social distancing," a mode of behavior that encourages members to avoid all physical contact, including handshakes, and keep a minimum of six feet between themselves and others.
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McFaul was the author of what became known as the "Reset," and so his narrative pitches the reader deep into the flurry of briefing documents, negotiations, handshakes and treaties that were calculated to draw Russia closer to the orbit of Western agendas and values.
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CHICAGO — Senator Elizabeth Warren waded into the crowd outside a Chicago elementary school on Tuesday morning, offering hugs and handshakes and words of support for more than 20,000 teachers whose strike had canceled classes for four days in the country's third-largest school district.
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The US tech industry shares close ties to China, where the outbreak started, and some in the industry were so concerned about the virus that they took early precautions, like discouraging handshakes and requiring employees who have recently traveled to China to work from home.
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So far, the campus has not diagnosed anyone as having the virus, but at a conference on United States and China relations hosted by the college this week, officials introduced a novel standard for meet-and-greets that was aimed at calming nerves: no handshakes.
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The two devised the Pwnagotchi to be able to observe the Wi-Fi networks nearby and learn how to collect handshakes more efficiently overtime, using a type of machine learning called "deep reinforcement learning," the same underlying tech that powers both AlphaGo and Super Mario-playing AIs.
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The handshakes may also symbolize the ways Silver has tried to navigate a league in which three-quarters of the players are black — and a large majority of team owners are white — and where black culture to an extent serves as a lingua franca within locker rooms.
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After watching the pair perform a variety of involved handshakes and leaving Trump out of the fun in the SNL sketch, the fictional Putin and Crown Prince Mohammed reminisced about a wonderful day the pair had shared together — and the eye-opening conversation they had during it.
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As with other startups in logistics, the aim is to bring cloud-based communications and better record keeping, along with more efficient logistical mapping organization, to an industry that has been operating largely by way of faxed or shipped invoices and even, in some cases, handshakes.
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As public health officials warn Americans not to touch their faces and avoid handshakes with strangers, the two leading Democratic presidential candidates, both septuagenarians wary of changing their decades-old campaign methods, have endeavored to touch as many people as they can, both literally and figuratively.
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"There is a perception that cyber is the realm of national security and everyone needs clearances and secret handshakes in order to participate," Samuel Visner, the new head of the National Cybersecurity Federally Funded Research and Development Center (NCF), said in a recent interview with The Hill.
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When President Trump welcomed President Emmanuel Macron of France to the White House on Tuesday for the first official state visit of the Trump administration, their body language went beyond the usual respectful handshakes of two world leaders meeting for high-level talks and bordered on the intimate.
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The former president still waited to greet the Trumps as they walked in to take their seats, shaking the billionaire's wife Melania by the hand, then moving on to grim-faced handshakes to each of Trump's kids -- perhaps in a steely bid to show he was not fazed.
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The trip also generated some fairly astounding images: Trump grabbing a giant glowing orb in Saudi Arabia, bizarrely aggressive handshakes between the presidents of France and the United States, or the look on Benjamin Netanyahu's face when Trump blurted out a state secret in a Q&A with reporters.
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Well, sure, there may be some awkward handshakes and awful tweets to come out of his visit, but he's still the president, and for all the smoke from the tire fire that is the Trump White House, this is our president speaking and appearing at a global event.
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In the words of smooth-faced, sweet potato-muscled men in the driving seat of shiny navy cars along clifftops wearing cashmere sweaters with just a couple of wrinkles and strong handshakes everywhere, may I say once and for all: rabbit rillettes—they're the best a man can get.
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BRUSSELS — As President Trump prepared to leave the NATO summit meeting in his disgruntled wake, the story of his visit could be told in the tight smiles, stiff handshakes and averted gazes he exchanged with the people who are supposed to be some of his closest European allies.
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In contrast to the joint candidacy of the United States, Mexico and Canada — a bid announced last August atop the Freedom Tower in New York with firm handshakes and signed contracts — Morocco revealed its entry into the race in a two-sentence statement that, in hindsight, seems verbose.
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" Even with all these downsides, the fact that the countries are talking is good news, as my colleague Nick Kristof has written: "Trump's engagement with North Korea has been chaotic and should have begun with working-level talks, but it's still better for leaders to exchange handshakes than missiles.
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Led by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB), several reports have been compiled trying to eke out further details from the slivers of clues that exist -- especially the seven handshakes between the plane and Inmarsat satellite and the two unanswered satellite calls that were made from the ground to the plane.
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Colorado Springs (CNN)A lot has changed on the Korean peninsula in just matter of months -- threats of fire and fury have been replaced with handshakes and optimism -- but for the military organization that monitors threats to North America, it might as well be 2017 when it comes to North Korea.
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Generation Zero, Bannon's delirious 2010 documentary about the decay of American ideals, features, within its first six minutes: scenes of robbery, fiery plane crashes, heavy rain, emoji-faced men with their tongues wagging at money, handshakes in back alleys, incinerated houses, the boat sail-size dorsal fin of an approaching shark.
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Their profile in the piece was appropriately written by Halsey, who noted: Outwardly, they are polished and professional, but hours of laughter, secret handshakes and gifts exchanged show those around them that underneath this showstopping, neatly groomed movement are just some guys who love music, one another and their fans.
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"This measure is being taken to protect all those in attendance at training sessions," Dortmund said on their website here Scottish football's governing body has instructed Scottish Premier League clubs to suspend pre-match and post-match handshakes with immediate effect, starting with Tuesday's Edinburgh derby between Hibernian and Hearts.
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Tech workers in the area have already been affected by fears of the virus spreading: Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz has been asking visitors to avoid handshakes due to the coronavirus outbreak, and other tech companies are taking action by halting business travel to China, according to Recode.
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Like so many followers of the circus that is the presidential election, the men housed at the Rikers Island jail complex watched in dismay over the past several weeks as the contest between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump descended into an unseemly spectacle of coarse threats, personal insults and rebuffed handshakes.
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"One could imagine how engaging in these types of rituals — handshakes, but also others like hugs, smiles — may be foundational for maintaining cooperative society," said Juliana Schroeder, a co-author of the study and a professor of the management of organizations at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Goldman had already divided thousands of employees in New York and other cities into two teams — blue and white, for the company's signature colors — and mandated that only one team be in the office during a given week; it also put the kibosh on handshakes and meetings of more than 20 people.
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"It seems that the handshake is worse than the fist bump for transferring bacteria because the surface area of contact is much larger, handshakes last longer ... and the firmer the handshake, the greater the transfer," said Dr. Dave Whitworth, a microbiologist at Aberystwyth University and one of the researchers behind the study.
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Who among us can't recall being 8 years old in our back yards, pretending it's Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final and scoring classy points with firm postgame handshakes and rehearsing cliché lines about teamwork to a media man that will only say nice things about you if you say classy things?
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Biden issued a statement that was more equivocal — trying to neither apologize to Flores nor call her a liar, while also addressing the larger question without really saying anything about it: In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort.
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He also showed up at the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea, where he danced in front of an appalled North Korean cheer squad before security hauled him away.. "Last time we did it in Singapore, which is kind of his territory," he said, exchanging handshakes and hugs with another impersonator dressed as Trump.
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As she worked her way last week through a crowd of ranchers gathered for a cattle auction in Mississippi's Pine Belt, Ms. Hyde-Smith, 59, traded handshakes for a slim flier featuring a thumbs-up snapshot with the president and a blown-up copy of a must-have Republican talisman, a presidential endorsement tweet.
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While handshakes along a rope line are easy to control and can be handled in a fairly quick time frame, digging the candidate out of a scrum that's 15 people deep on all sides — while everyone angles to take a selfie or their friend's picture with the candidate — can take a monumental amount of time.
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But I also felt, a bit idiotically, that if I was savvy enough I could stay one step ahead of the virus — giving up handshakes early, carrying Purell everywhere, projecting from the early case numbers to figure out how long I could safely travel, and when the virus would explode and the country would shut down.
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Iona College players were at the MAAC Conference tournament in Atlantic City on Tuesday as the National Guard deployed to enforce a "containment area" throughout part of their campus hometown of New Rochelle, N.Y. The conference had already announced it would take disinfecting measures similar to the SEC, but also include a ban on pre- and post-game handshakes.
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Former vice president Joe Biden said that he never believed he acted inappropriately, in response to an alleged close encounter in 2014 with a then-nominee for lieutenant governor in Nevada "In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort," Biden said in a statement on Sunday morning.
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WASHINGTON — On the eve of the first public hearing in the Democratic-led impeachment against President Trump, his eldest son was standing in the lobby of the family hotel, delivering firm handshakes and turning over copies of his book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," to supporters who had paid $32 for the experience.
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Similarly, he historically has taken a few questions at town halls in early states — usually no more than three — because his campaign calculates that voters prefer to see him at the rope line for selfies and handshakes and occasional hugs, and because Biden has demonstrated a longstanding penchant for going off-message in unscripted environments that his handlers want to avoid.
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According to a 2018 Asian American voter survey from AAPI Data, Vietnamese-Americans represent the only Asian bloc to give net job approval to Trump (64%), compared to Fiipino-Americans (48%), Korean-Americans (32%) Chinese-Americans (24%) and Japanese-Americans (14%.) When Trump lands in Hanoi, there will probably be lots of smiles, handshakes and bombastic exaggerations and compliments for the host country.
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A mixed martial arts online magazine has posted a tutorial from a jiu-jitsu academy on how to defend against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's handshakes.
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Instead, only photographers and videographers would be permitted inside, to record the ritual handshakes between Mr. Kerry and Mr. Sisi — images that will suggest all is right between the authoritarian former general who leads Egypt and the nation that provides him with F-16s, helicopters and tanks, as well as riot control equipment that human rights groups say may be used to facilitate Egypt's crackdown against activists.
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They don't know how much a drug is going to cost when they get a prescription ... and they don't know that they might be able to get it for less if they just pay cash or walk into another pharmacy," said Robin Feldman, a law professor with a focus on intellectual property and antitrust at UC Hastings College of Law and author of "Drugs, Money, and Secret Handshakes.
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Trump and Netanyahu get closer as two-state solution grows more remote Trump and Netanyahu get closer as two-state solution grows more remote President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at the White House on Wednesday for their first sit-down, and despite the controversies dogging both men — the Trump administration's and Russia, a possible indictment of Netanyahu — the two leaders were all smiles and handshakes.
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Trump's NATO Visit Marked by Stiff Handshakes and Uncomfortable 'Family Photos' In Brexit, Trump Finds a British Reflection of His Own Political Rise British Roll Out Trump's Political Idol: Winston Churchill London's 'Trump Baby' Balloon Flies as Protests Take Off in U.K. The Justice Department indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers on Friday in the hacking of the Democratic National Committee, the 2016 Clinton presidential campaign and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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HBO's Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherBill Maher opts to bow instead of shake hands over coronavirus on 'Real Time' Buttigieg: If Trump refuses to leave White House, he can 'do chores' Bill Maher booed on HBO show after mocking liberals for calling Bloomberg racist MORE on Friday jokingly abolished handshakes on his weekly "Real Time" program, opting instead to bow to guests amid the topic of coronavirus dominating the news cycle.
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If this disruption continues over the next few months, it could mean no campaign rallies; no town halls; no meet and greets at Iowa diners; no candidates eating local delicacies on a stick at a county fair; no door knocking; no slogan-emblazoned tour buses; no rowdy crowds at televised debates; no appearances at midtier sports games; no cross-country campaign planes; and no handshakes, autographs, or endless selfies.
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President Obama became the first sitting president to pay an official visit to Hiroshima, Japan, where the United States dropped an atomic bomb in 1945, hoping to end World War II. On May 27, the president laid a wreath at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and exchanged emotional handshakes and embraces with survivors of the bombing in a visit that was carefully attuned to the sensitivities surrounding the occasion.
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"No one should assume anything about the use of such a gesture unless there are other unmistakable white supremacist signifiers in that context as well," Mark Pitcavage, an expert on right-wing extremism at the Anti-Defamation League, tweeted, adding: Out of all the things you should be legitimately concerned about regarding the Senate confirmation hearings in Washington, DC, today for Judge Kavanaugh & SCOTUS, handshakes and handsigns ought not be among them.
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Washington (CNN)North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ended a celebratory visit to China's President Xi Jinping on Wednesday with tea, praise, handshakes -- and a message for the US. Amid lingering questions over Pyongyang's willingness to denuclearize and an escalating trade war between the US and China, Kim's trip reinforced the idea that Beijing remains a key player -- a variable that President Donald Trump needs and yet one that remains outside his control.
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Geriatricians recommend their patients adhere to current recommendations from the C.D.C. and W.H.O., a litany of advice that has become all too familiar: Wash your hands frequently with soap and warm water for 20 seconds (the time it takes to sing "Happy Birthday" twice) or clean them with alcohol-based hand gel; avoid handshakes; stay away from large gatherings; clean and disinfect objects that are touched frequently; and avoid public transportation and crowds.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeTrump restricts travel from Europe to fight spread of coronavirus Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Trump to deliver Oval Office statement on coronavirus | WHO declares pandemic | States impose drastic measures | Dems jam GOP with economic package Top Trump officials adopt more urgent tone as coronavirus spreads MORE (D-Wash.) and other local officials with elbow bumps in lieu of handshakes as he traveled to the state to discuss its coronavirus response.
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International: As Coronavirus Spreads South in Italy, Top Official in Rome Tests Positive As Death Toll Mounts, Governments Point Fingers Over Coronavirus E.U. Seeks Solidarity as Nations Restrict Medical Exports No Handshakes, No New Citizens: Coronavirus Halts Danish Naturalizations China May Be Beating the Coronavirus, at a Painful Cost On Nile Cruiser, 12 Crew Test Positive for Virus, and Egypt Fears Broader Outbreak National: For Urban Poor, the Coronavirus Complicates Existing Health Risks Americans' Demand for Tests Grow as Cases Spread.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE is postponing events and avoiding handshakes as life at the White House is transformed by the coronavirus pandemic breaking out across the country.
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Here he is aggressively shaking hands with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (the whole thing lasted for a very long 19 seconds): He's had two deeply uncomfortable handshakes with French President Emmanuel Macron: And Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made sure to stand his ground during an aggressive Trumpshake at the White House: The best non-handshake example of Trump's need to dominate foreign leaders comes from a NATO summit that took place back in May — when the president literally shoved the prime minister of Montenegro out of the way to get to the front of a group photo.
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We are doing all we can to support your health and wellness, and similarly we ask that you also take several measures to protect each other and our families:If you don't feel well, even if you have mild symptoms, you must stay home and seek medical attention as appropriateYou must wash your hands frequentlyAvoid physical contact, including handshakes, with colleagues, clients and more generallyLimit the size of gatherings with your colleagues to no more than 20 peopleAs we move forward, we are very conscious that adapting our routines on a global scale represents a significant change for all of us in how we work, interact with each other and serve our clients.
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