He motioned to the window, & sat down on the ledge.
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I motioned for Reva to drive up to the intercom.
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Morrison motioned to us and got us up to date.
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When he motioned to her that evening, the band paused.
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The conductor motioned that perhaps it was time to go.
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As Boychuk was leaving the ice, he motioned at Voracek.
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Pelosi quickly motioned for those lawmakers to cease their celebration.
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The officer questioning her sighed, and motioned out of the room.
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A paparazzi motioned for us to have our picture taken together.
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She stamped my passport and motioned to me to pass through.
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He motioned for me to sit down, and went on reading.
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He swiveled in his chair, saw me and motioned me in.
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" As she motioned toward the exit, she added, "I understand, though.
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"C'mon, Christine," one of them said, as he motioned towards his crotch.
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A few moments later, the same nurse motioned us toward the lab.
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He solemnly shook his head and motioned her to lay back down.
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Audiard motioned for him to sit and continued to eat without speaking.
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He motioned for Biwott to take the lead and share the pace.
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Cantlay motioned to Roth's parents behind a barrier a few yards away.
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"That's it!" he said, and motioned to us to take a peek.
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He glanced at his watch and motioned for me to follow him.
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ET, chair Chuck Grassley, a Republican, motioned to the next speaker in line.
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I motioned to the waitress to ask for the check for my beer.
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As Trump joined him on stage, he said, "wow" and motioned to Pence.
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"Strong hands," Trump said of Abe, and motioned a golf swing to reporters.
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She immediately kissed my forehead and motioned for me to grab my belongings.
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With his eyes he motioned at me to get back on the bus.
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During a Q. & A., a man in ragged clothes motioned for the microphone.
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Then, he motioned to another officer and together they tried to grab her.
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But Putin motioned for him to put the papers on a side table instead.
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Byamba piled up his plate, and then motioned for me to do the same.
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My mom motioned to me to run because she knew I would be next.
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As it fell, Mitchell motioned to the crowd to sit down and be quiet.
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They motioned for her to open the door, acting like she had forgotten something.
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At one point, Kipchoge motioned to Lilesa, 26, to help him share the lead.
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Seimetz motioned Glover over to the monitor to watch, and he cracked up, too.
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A younger guy across from me motioned to the older man, offering his seat.
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Another passer-by, likely drunk, motioned that I should approach very quietly, very carefully.
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He motioned to another older man on the street, shuffling along in worn clothes.
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He tilted his umbrella toward me and motioned for me to get under it.
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Relieved, I motioned the man over the next time he came down the aisle.
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They seemed annoyed that I was there and motioned for me to step outside.
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She sat behind the bench, motioned us to sit and then just looked around.
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Mr. Gutierrez shook his head, and motioned toward the field in front of him.
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One day, when Yassi's father came home from work, she motioned to his ear.
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When Lance got back, Woody motioned to two large file cabinets inside the garage.
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Her husband, shouting that he didn't have a cellphone, motioned for someone to stop.
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After a few minutes, she returned and motioned for me and Rai to follow.
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The performer, Anida Yoeu Ali, motioned for them to climb the steps and approach her.
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After striking out Jedd Gyorko leading off the fourth inning, Rea motioned to the trainer.
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Molina instantly motioned toward the dugout for a review while the Brewers gathered and waited.
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An airline employee motioned to a scale, and Gulliver dutifully placed his bag on it.
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Trump nodded and motioned to the phone and made sure I had my recorder running.
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Realizing Annabelle might get shot, Ramirez motioned with his finger for her to stay quiet.
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Then he motioned to the mound, gave me permission to climb it, and sped away.
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After Avilan struck out Ben Gamel, Ramos visited the mound and motioned for the trainer.
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He motioned to the press box for the TrackMan operators, who quickly resolved the problem.
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He motioned to the press box for the TrackMan operators, who quickly resolved the problem.
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"Come on, sit over there," he said as he motioned to a large empty table.
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By way of evidence, Liu motioned to trays of premade food behind a deli counter.
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Witherspoon giggled, but she seemed slightly concerned as she motioned for her costar to stop talking.
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Shirley motioned to Linda and patted the marled champagne tweed on the love seat beside her.
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He smiled, shook his finger at me, and motioned for me to put away my change.
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This time, the burly Persian-Canadian instructor strapped to my side motioned for me to stand.
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Often he motioned to his beloved band, fully reassembled for the first time since his stroke.
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Steven&aposs security guard stood blocking the doorway and only moved when Steven motioned to him.
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He motioned for his kids, paid the waitress and left the wife crying at the table.
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" A sheriff's officer standing nearby motioned to Mr. Dear with his hand, and said politely, "Mr.
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I asked a woman what was going on: "You try!" she said, and motioned me closer.
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Without a word, he dropped the hose, closed the hood and motioned for me to go.
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When asked what the amendments were, he motioned to the elevator operator to hit the button: "Basement!"
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The sisters motioned to me to sit down and one of them asked me about my faith.
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She motioned toward a pile of cardboard signs leaning up against the gate with her organization's logo.
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After the game, Frazier motioned to Alonso a few lockers down his aisle in the visitors' clubhouse.
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He laughed as Rutgers fans motioned for him to turn on the siren and flash the lights.
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The rains returned after Szczur's hit and the umpires again motioned for the players to leave the field.
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The Department of Justice has motioned to hold the social media company in contempt for denying to comply.
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Cops say Cameron then approached deputies and motioned with his hands as if he were drawing a weapon.
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I stood in the doorway and motioned with my hand for the man to rise and to leave.
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They motioned to the cameraman to turn the camera off, and he pointed the cam at the wall.
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Among them was Gholam Nadi, who motioned to me to look through a sniper hole in a wall.
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He also walked up to the woman to help and motioned for his aides to move reporters away.
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Oleg motioned his hands, explaining that one side played a card, then the other side raised the bet.
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He motioned to the street in front of his home, now cordoned off with red crime-scene tape.
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But as he passed the street food vendors, two plainly clothed men motioned for him to walk over.
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McConnell has motioned to take up the three-week spending bill, perhaps as soon as Sunday, and Sen.
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He stood up and gave her two thumbs up and motioned that he wanted her to join him.
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" Feigning embarrassment about a marital dispute, he motioned toward me in the back seat: "We have a guest.
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Then he turned, stepped into the slow-moving traffic and motioned the cars along until a cab appeared.
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He didn't speak, only motioned to my skirt and slowly moved over to block me from the other men.
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He motioned for me to come over to him, and then grabbed me to sit me on his lap.
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He then sprayed a piece of tissue with some alcoholic substance and motioned for me to wipe my forehead.
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Cruz walked toward her to help and motioned to staff to clear away reporters who hovered over the woman.
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Suddenly, President Maduro motioned to cover his head and his security team hopped on the hood of the Jeep.
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Cruz's aides, tasked with keeping him on schedule and ending conversations that run endlessly, motioned for him to leave.
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Navarro immediately motioned to the crowd behind him, as if to imply a fan threw it on the field.
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Erika sat down next to a computer near the entrance and motioned for me to sit next to her.
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Once he was outside, Brianna Jimenez motioned to a friend who was closer to the door to lock it.
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He got us ice water and motioned me to a seat before making a practiced fall into an armchair.
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Colleagues motioned for him to take deep breaths and drink water so he could steady himself for the game.
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Vivien's mother motioned for Becky to take more and fetched an old scarf, making a bundle of the plums.
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I turned the volume dial up and, hearing one verse, motioned to Doug to pay attention—this was important.
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That year, Clinton motioned to nominate the eventual president by acclamation on the convention floor, a gesture runner-up Sen.
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He motioned for her to come with him, and he helped her over to the guardrail so she could rest.
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But the report also motioned toward some easy fixes—well, as easy as building new infrastructure in cities is nowadays.
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When we tried to cajole him into letting us past the reception, he stepped forward and motioned toward the door.
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Eventually he motioned to me during a lull in the activities, and I stepped down to see what he wanted.
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He motioned toward a choke point caused by ongoing construction for subway tunnel rehabilitation on the N and R lines.
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At one point, a sales associate motioned to his colleague to prevent customers from rifling through drawers for additional products.
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After the Queen ended her conversation with the Trumps, she motioned to Princess Anne who shrugged her shoulders in response.
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She used to stand behind the camera motioning at Cramer with as much animation as he motioned to the audience.
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Catcher Martin Maldonado went to the mound and motioned for Scioscia and a trainer to come out to check on Richards.
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When Ansari looked up, a plainclothes police officer glowered at him, and motioned to him to stand up with his baton.
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" She also motioned from her chest to her head and said she can do "a lot of acting from here up.
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Since I couldn't see or speak, I motioned for her to take photos of me looking like a science project (above).
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As he headed to the clubhouse after his night was done, deGrom motioned to the Mets' head athletic trainer, Ray Ramirez.
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As the conversation came to a close, Senator Hutchings then motioned to fist bump the students and embraced one of them.
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He let Kitata push the pace, but a couple of times, he motioned to other runners to help box in Kitata.
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"Connie Smith, ladies and gentlemen, the Rolls-Royce of country singers," announced Mr. Stubbs, who then motioned for us to applaud.
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I motioned for him to follow me, and we moved quickly while I looked at the destination signs at the gates.
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As Clemmons started to talk about the bill, the sole Democrat on the five-member committee motioned to have it discussed.
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The recycler on duty motioned for me to place the monitor on a platform, and asked whether we needed a receipt.
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Afterward he motioned for him to move out of the way so the little boy next to him could catch the souvenir.
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" But minutes later, she said, "he sat back and pointed to his penis and motioned for me to go down on him.
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When the Queen was told they were among those gathered at the zoo, she motioned to the crowd to look at them.
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Grace says that, despite raising a verbal red flag about her discomfort, Ansari "motioned" for Grace to perform oral sex on him.
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He pressed a red button, the doors swung open, and he motioned toward the platform, as if encouraging me to step off.
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The man sitting next to me, also alone, pushed a plate of freshly chopped chilies my way and motioned to my bowl.
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When they asked what he said, the man allegedly yelled more slurs and motioned to others to join him, according to KXAN.
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Hellickson motioned to the Phillies dugout after striking out Swanson leading off the fourth inning and soon departed with the team trainer.
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After the Ohio branch of the Innocence Project took up King's case, the organization successfully motioned for new DNA testing in 2008.
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And earlier this week, Biden was emotional on the chamber floor when the Senators motioned to rename the bill after his late son.
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According to court documents, Hudson, 36, motioned to have the order vacated on Monday in Cook County, Illinois, and a judge signed off.
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Bulls 143, Knicks 81 CHICAGO — Coach Derek Fisher allowed 2 minutes 3 seconds to elapse before he motioned to an official for relief.
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The audience started to boo and some, including Charlize Theron and Tom Hanks, motioned for the Academy to turn the lights back on.
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" When the conversation turned to gay rights, Trump motioned toward Pence and joked, "Don't ask that guy — he wants to hang them all!
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After a questionable called strike to Hernandez, plate umpire Mark Carlson motioned to the dugout and ejected Harper for arguing balls and strikes.
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In a chic slideshow on Instagram, Gigi Hadid, decked out in pink, enthusiastically motioned towards Aldridge, and Bella Hadid patted Aldridge's growing stomach.
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" When the conversation turned to gay rights, Trump motioned toward Pence and joked, "Don't ask that guy—he wants to hang them all!
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As the whirr of the helicopters grew louder, deafening even, soldiers equipped with night vision goggles motioned to reporters to shut their laptops.
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The boatsman handed us little bowls with marigolds, lighted a candle on each, and motioned for us to put them in the water.
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I thought he was going to tell me to go away; instead he motioned for me to follow him, and in I went.
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"What makes him successful is his fastball; it's not his breaking ball," said Rivera, who then motioned with his hand near his chest.
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Toward the end of the pooja, our ceremony, Jiva motioned to one of his aforementioned Anglo-Australian friends to lead a final prayer.
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After his second score, the coach motioned the boy over to the sideline and told him it was time to take a breather.
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On a stretch of dirt road through the pampas, running parallel to the Bahía Posesíon, Mr. Soto motioned for me to pull over.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell motioned for a recess after the vote but didn't indicate what the schedule would look like going forward.
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They muttered and motioned toward the man, who did not seem to perceive that what little power he had was withering around him.
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He promptly motioned for us to move to the most forward seats near him, like a teacher admonishing us for talking in class.
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As they were leaving, an SUV pulled up to his vehicle, and the other driver motioned for him to roll down his window.
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Soon a court clerk checked Romero's plastic ID badge and motioned for him to sit at the table in front of Arrington's bench.
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As he motioned for help to get up and hobbled around the court, the Golden State Warriors' record-breaking season suddenly seemed in jeopardy.
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Ceyenne Doroshow motioned toward Weehawken Street with a quick flick of her wrist, her perfectly manicured nails flashing in the light of the streetlamp.
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In a chic slideshow on Instagram, Gigi Hadid, decked out in pink, enthusiastically motioned towards Aldridge, and Bella Hadid patted her pal's growing stomach.
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In 1995, African-Canadian parliament member Jean Augustine motioned for Black History Month in Canada to bring awareness to the work of black Canadians.
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The announcement came after Manchin motioned on Monday for the Senate to censure Trump over his actions, but the move failed to gain traction.
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"I got you the malbec," he told his manager, solicitously, as she motioned to order another glass of whatever it was she was drinking.
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At the halfway point—there was no intermission—he motioned for the audience to stand, which was taken as a signal for an ovation.
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We followed the farmers out to a small storage shed on the outskirts of the village, and they motioned for us to join them.
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Berman then motioned for accusers' lawyers to introduce their clients, and more than 10 women rose to begin the process of recounting their testimonies.
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"How old are you?" the judge asked, after she had motioned for the caseworker to return to Fernanda's side and the tears had stopped.
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After a recent practice, Nurse was explaining the general importance of passing the basketball when he motioned to Jonas Valanciunas, the team's starting center.
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She motioned toward the shadows, where you could see river plants through the reflection on the surface, and smooth black and gray pebbles below.
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As he eased our maroon Pontiac LeMans into a tollbooth on the Garden State Parkway, the attendant motioned for us to steer farther right.
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She motioned for me to sit on a cushion on the floor and brought me a plate with food and a glass of wine.
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Boczek motioned for me to sit down and then used one of his relics, a rusting Wehrmacht knife, to open a bottle of lager.
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WATCH: DACA Dreamers and Allies Express Their Feelings Outside Trump Tower Sally initially motioned to depose Murphy while Edwards worked to keep the proceedings private.
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Eventually, I had enough of you making excuses as to why you couldn't come to any of my parties, and motioned calling off the relationship.
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Arcia walked to lead off the fifth, and immediately after the fourth ball, Brault motioned to the dugout for medical assistance and left the game.
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"That's easy," McGraw, 49, said in an interview after the Walk of Fame ceremony, and he motioned to his wife to announce their big plans.
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He directed an obscene gesture at the judges, gave a two thumbs down signal and motioned to fans as he stomped shirtless about the ring.
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The peacekeepers motioned to the teenage girl weaving through the sprawling camp in the baking afternoon sun selling bananas from a plate atop her head.
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This was the same trial in which federal prosecutors motioned – and were granted – that no mention of Fast and Furious be allowed during the trial.
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Rookie center fielder Oscar Mercado immediately motioned for the trainer to assist Naquin, who remained on the field for several minutes before being carted off.
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Drejka held a black handgun out the driver's side window of his vehicle and motioned for Smith to walk back to his truck, documents said.
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A short distance from there we parked on the sidewalk at Piazza Oberdan, and Mr. Incontri motioned for me to follow him down a stairway.
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The group of suits passed, and when the coast was clear, he motioned me into the darkened auditorium, his flashlight quickly locating my husband's row.
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Check out the vid ... the Cash Money CEO got a roar from the crowd when she motioned for him to join her and her sisters onstage.
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On first-and-15, he scrambled out of the pocket, motioned for Tate to go deep and lofted a 19-yard pass down the left sideline.
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Out of nowhere, Fabricio popped up from the floor and motioned for Mudinho to move to the left and get a better angle with the camera.
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"I drove through some of those areas and it brought tears to my eyes, to see the conditions," he motioned, pointing down the road toward Freeport.
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One surveyor shrugged and said the change did not matter, and motioned to the banks around him, where a rowboat was beached on newly exposed earth.
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And to prove his point, he raised his right hand and motioned for a black man standing in the corner to come stand next to him.
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He didn't hear the moderators call him to the stage and stayed put, even as a staffer frantically motioned for him to go to his podium.
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He exchanged high fives with Pelicans teammates and fans on the baseline, then motioned to the crowd with his raised right hand to keep the adulation coming.
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The answer came when Norton motioned to the mini TV sitting beside him, which fired off a series of paparazzi photos of Rih's sticky fingers in action.
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"I met one person on an earlier flight who, while I didn't actually see the bag full of cash, he kind of motioned to it," Horchow said.
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Another driver, a co-worker, happened to be getting on, and he kinda motioned to pick up the boy and asked the woman if he needed help.
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Ibaka and Kyle Lowry motioned to hush the fans as Durant was walked to the other end of the court and down the tunnel to the locker room.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, police have said they though Finch was armed when he moved his hands toward his waistband and then motioned toward the officers.
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Once, in the middle of her performance, a couple motioned for her to come over to their table and proceeded to ask her if her breasts were real.
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Patricia Brown Holmes, a special prosecutor appointed by Cook County Judge LeRoy Martin Jr. in July, motioned for a grand jury on Monday after looking at preliminary information.
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On a warm morning in the boreal forests around Fairbanks, Loranty squeezed between two black spruce trees and motioned to all the woody debris scattered on the ground.
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He told the police he was sitting near Mr. Brown, when Mr. Brown motioned to him to move away, according to a statement from the Tampa Police Department.
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Motioned him to the board room to do the interview, we sat down and before I had even asked the first question, he had barfed all over the table.
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And when a woman in a hijab tried to sit down as the group of protesters were ejected, the man shouted, "Get out!" and motioned for her to leave.
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Maxwell motioned for a summary judgment in January 2017 and, two months later, the district court in New York denied her motion with a largely redacted 663-page opinion.
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On Sunday, on the Falcons' second possession, Matt Ryan motioned out wide before Sanu took a shotgun snap and ran for a seven-yard gain in the red zone.
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As his players left the field Saturday, the Liverpool manager, usually the fire-starter, the hype man, motioned to them to keep their calm, not to get carried away.
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One man, who introduced himself as Bob but declined to give his last name, told us we did not have prior authorization to enter and motioned toward the door.
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Lesandro stumbled back inside, a gaping wound in his neck, but Mr. Cruz motioned for him to leave, pointing toward St. Barnabas Hospital a block away, the video shows.
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Princess Anne, standing off to the side, seemingly refused to get in the line to greet the Trumps even after the Queen motioned toward her to stand with them.
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In a low monotone, Ms. Strong motioned toward a large pile of official-looking papers in various folders that she said proved Mr. Trump was divesting from his companies.
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One afternoon, we got to talking and she motioned for me to follow her upstairs, past the mechanical seat she used on her "bad days," as she called them.
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Wearing jeans and a black-and-red coat, the father stopped and stood in the middle of the store as he motioned to the clerk and spoke with two customers.
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Manafort's lawyers have motioned to dismiss the charges against him in Virginia, arguing that Mueller exceeded the scope of his legal authority by investigating the former Trump associate's business dealings.
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I motioned to my classmate and tried to get him to stop engaging with the protestor, as I was still in the mindset that we needed to calm down tensions.
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She wandered inside, motioned for me to sit on a banquette and later urged her friend to share a clip from his iPhone of his young daughter singing animal sounds.
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A video made the rounds on Twitter Friday that purportedly showed Cue saying, "Tell that b***h to sit down" as he motioned to Rihanna before she took her seat.
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Fleetwood, a 27-year-old Englishman who finished second in the tournament, removed his cap, motioned toward a teeming crowd and ran a hand through his curly, shoulder-length hair.
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Giannulli's résumé was leaked from court documents after her parents, Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, motioned to see transcripts of conversations between investigators and the college scandal's ringleader, Rick Singer.
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When Williams's last stroke, a volley, sailed long, Kerber watched the ball land, then flung her racket, fell to the ground and motioned as if she were making a Slam angel.
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Samuel Garza was standing front and center during Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zero's set, filming with his GoPro when the lead singer Alex Ebert noticed and motioned for the camera.
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During a photo op in the Oval office on Friday, the President observed that Minister Abe had "strong hands" and motioned a golf swing as foreign and domestic press snapped photos.
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Matsumoto motioned at the man, who was shaking in rage by that point, to try to calm him as he spoke at a sidebar conference that included a pool press reporter.
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In the final minute of Game 1 against the Raptors, Miami led by two and Wade, dribbling at the top of the key, motioned for Hassan Whiteside to set a ball-screen.
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The operator told me that the car sometimes got into awkward situations, such as when other drivers motioned for it to go ahead, and the car couldn't pick up on the signal.
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He climbed out and motioned with a fresh cigarette: A few hundred yards from here the Profanity wolf pack, named for nearby Profanity Peak, made its den in the spring of 2016.
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"What was the last number called?" one young Guatemalan man asked us at our makeshift legal stand, and then motioned to his makeshift hygiene stand, which doled out soap and band-aids.
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Then he handed me my bag and walked to the square with me, motioned with his hands to go straight, turn left, turn right, turn right, smiled and went back to his shop.
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" Ahead, we highlight the most concerning tidbits from Mayer's piece: "When the conversation turned to gay rights, Trump motioned toward Pence and joked, 'Don't ask that guy — he wants to hang them all!
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In the noisy green room after one of these sets, packed with tipsy chatterboxes, another DJ motioned for me to hand the HDJ-X10s over, plugging them into his phone for a test.
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After Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte motioned for Trump to step forward, the president made his first mistake, offering the wrong hand to Vietnam Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc, who was on his right.
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He motioned proudly to the machinery surrounding him at the laboratory complex, beside a research center for Petrobras, the national oil company at the center of the scandal involving the president and others.
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Their vehicle slowly glides down the driveway before swinging around the portico, she motioned, and then the President walks out to greet his guest, before turning and smiling for the press standing nearby.
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Bites As we entered under a stone archway hugging two oversize wooden doors, a nattily dressed man motioned us through a glass door, then thrust black pocket-size charge cards into our hands.
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In front of the tire store on a recent weekday, he grabbed his second chili dog from a hot dog cart and motioned to a group of locals who had stopped to chat.
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Then one of the residents, a man in his late twenties, stopped at a picture and motioned with the tip of a pencil at an area on the right edge of the brain.
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After a questionable called strike to Cesar Hernandez, who had two of the Phillies' three hits, the plate umpire Mark Carlson motioned to the dugout and ejected Harper for arguing balls and strikes.
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" Grace said that Ansari seemed to understand, until he suggested they "chill on the couch," where he "sat back and pointed to his penis and motioned for me to go down on him.
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Foreman knocked Stewart down twice in the second round of a scheduled 10-round bout and was battering him in the third when Foreman motioned to the referee, Richard Steele, to stop the fight.
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His face was scarved against the dust with gaps only for eyes and for ancient wired earbuds, but he gave them a friendly nod before he wrenched the door open and motioned them through.
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In August, Weinstein's lawyers motioned to move the trial from New York City to either Long Island or Albany, claiming that it's impossible to find an "impartial" jury in Manhattan because of news coverage.
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The couple thought their daughter was confused, but she motioned toward the Taococo baby monitor in the room, which the couple got as a baby shower gift for their youngest about six months ago.
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My mother put down a small bowl of congee in front of me, and when I began to cry, she motioned to remove it, afraid that I was responding to sudden nausea from the smell.
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"That is the beauty of this," said Carmen Velez, 53, who motioned recently toward the mud around her house, her broken fence, the mound of unwashed clothes and the lanterns she relies on for light.
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Profiles in Science On the rainy fall morning of their first appointment, Dr. Mark Willenbring, a psychiatrist, welcomed a young web designer into his spacious office with a firm handshake and motioned for him to sit.
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After her surprise entrance, she motioned for retail staff to take a seat on the many leather-and-wood cubes arranged on the floor (designed, like many of the store's wares, by chief creative Jony Ive).
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The Celtics were trailing by 1 with less than 10 seconds left when Stevens motioned for a timeout, just as Horford was about to receive an entry pass in the post against the 76ers' Ersan Ilyasova.
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In a video obtained by multiple outlets later that month, Braxton was wrapping up her hit song "I Love Me Some Him" when Birdman walked out from the side of the stage after Braxton motioned him on.
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" According to the sources, when the subject of gay rights came up during a meeting with an unnamed legal scholar, the president allegedly motioned toward Pence and joked, "Don't ask that guy — he wants to hang them all!
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When Bryant offered her his gun to shoot the anonymous author of the upcoming tell-all book about Trump, titled "Warning," Trump quickly responded, "No, no, no, put that gun away," as he motioned her off the stage.
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In the game against Costa Rica, he was a constant thorn in Kuipers' side, questioning every decision until the Dutchman lost patience and motioned sharply for him to stop talking, causing the Brazilian to retreat into sulky silence.
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She motioned to me to sit at her desk, so that she could be closer to V. For two hours, they focused on their home borough, the lives of women in science and V's hopes for her future.
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Not long after, she motioned for me to look out the window just as the van was entering a thick white mist: I was delighted to suddenly find myself in what truly was a forest enveloped in clouds.
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In 2015, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM), and the American Petroleum Institute (API), along with the US government, motioned for the case to be thrown out before US Magistrate Judge Thomas Coffin.
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Wearing dark blue scrubs with his name embroidered at the breast, he shook my hand and motioned for me to sit on a red leather sofa while he sat back in his chair, taking a sip from a thermos.
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"Champ," I said, "I'd like you to meet my wife," and he whispered something, with barely enough energy to speak, and I motioned for Marianne to move closer, and he said something to her, and she laughed, very sweetly.
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The crowd motioned to Sanders to look over his shoulder, but the flag was quickly snatched down by other attendees in the seats below — one of whom actually stomped on it — and the man was removed from the venue.
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The traffic police listlessly motioned at cars from under umbrellas as people made their way indoors or hid for a few moments in the shadow of one of the city's many concrete towers — anywhere that could provide some respite.
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He kissed her on the right cheek, made a quick search through her purse, then motioned for her to join the others by the side of the road, where aid workers handed out chicken sandwiches, biscuits and bottles of water.
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In a video obtained by multiple outlets, Braxton was wrapping up her hit song "I Love Me Some Him" at the end of her show when Birdman walked out from the side of the stage after Braxton motioned him on.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayGOP motions to subpoena whistleblower Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing Walden retirement adds to GOP election woes MORE (R-Texas) motioned that the committee subpoena the whistleblower for a closed-door hearing. Rep.
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" The 1967 United States team's margin of victory was 15 points, validating the claim made during the opening ceremony by the captain, Ben Hogan, who had motioned to his players and described them as "the finest golfers in the world.
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He motioned to a white Daewoo sedan that had lurched to a stop below, and one by one, four young men stepped out of the car, climbed the 13-rung ladder, and slid down a rope on the other side.
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One surprise was when Representative Jerrold Nadler (D-New York) motioned to cut the hearing for an executive session to discuss President Trump's comments at the Helsinki press conference yesterday that he said were submissive to Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) motioned to subpoena the American interpreter who sat in the room with President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin during their one-on-one meeting in Helsinki, but were voted down by committee Republicans, reports ABC News.
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"It's a museum where the direct relationship between artists and the craftspeople who fabricated their works is visible," said Chiara Celli, the director, as she motioned toward a vitrine with a 10-inch plaster piece by Noguchi, made in 1968.
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Volunteers soon filled that space, and as they readied to unfurl a giant Browns flag, Edwards motioned to his long snapper, Tanner Purdum, to move closer to the Jets' sideline, lest they be swallowed by an orange-and-brown tarp.
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Before long, he'd taken charge of the stove to cook up a recipe from home, picking up a bottle of vegetable oil and pouring the entire contents into the pan, then turning to the bemused kitchen crew and motioned for a second bottle.
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In a report by The Hollywood Reporter , T.I. motioned to overrule the 2015 verdict and no parties involved could find a reason to challenge that: According toThe Hollywood Reporter, the appeals court isn't even allowing the records to be played for the jury.
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Before the accusers spoke, Assistant US Attorney Maurene Comey motioned to dismiss the indictment served to the now-deceased Epstein on charges of sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy, and Epstein's lawyers argued that the circumstances surrounding his death should be investigated in court.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) motioned to her caucus to stifle their groans as Trump warned about the latest migrant caravan approaching the border.
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Hallets Cove, which bulges toward northwest Queens, is "a unique spot anywhere within reach," said David Matten, the senior administrator of the Long Island City Boathouse, as he motioned toward the relatively calm water and the ferry terminal that juts out from the north side.
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Dropping Bisping with a knee in the dying seconds of the third round, just after the Brit had motioned to referee Herb Dean about his mouthpiece, Silva straddled the top of the Octagon despite Dean constantly telling him that the fight was not over.
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NEW YORK, NY — Three and half rows of women filled the left-hand side of the courtroom as assistant US attorney Maurene Comey motioned to dismiss the indictment against the now-deceased wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was charged with the sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy.
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"We'll re-create it!" he said, and it took me a moment to realize that he meant the photograph with President Xi. Hai's sons and grandchildren dutifully arranged themselves around him on the couch, and he motioned to me to sit in the spot where Xi had sat.
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Stewart was not scowling, but as she yelled directives and motioned to her teammates as the 50 or so Longhorns fans behind the Texas bench drowned out thousands of silent UConn supporters, the Huskies knew they were entrenched in a level of competition they had not seen in weeks.
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He was helped to the locker room by Andre Iguodala and Curry, and Raptors such as Danny Green, Lowry and Ibaka were so shaken by the incident that they motioned to the Scotiabank Arena spectators — some of whom had begun to cheer when Durant went down — to be quiet.
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" (MUNCHIES has reached out to Flack for comment, but has not yet received a response.) In response to the video, the Marietta PD has defended its use of force, claiming that officers were responding to a call that a customer "had made threats and motioned like he had a handgun.
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Cutaway showing the VanMoof Electrified S charging (VanMoof) After a casual chat with the staff and a survey of VanMoof's impressive lineup of bicycles and accessories, Dave rolled my $3,000 test vehicle up to the front door, dropped the kickstand and motioned for me to grab the bike and follow him outside.
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Here are a few takeaways from the Rolling Stone story: Depp is very open about drugs and alcohol Rolling Stone met with Depp at his rented London mansion, where, according to the article's author, Stephen Rodrick, Depp motioned to "two rolling papers and two equal piles of tobacco and hash" and asked if he objected.
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As people who had been pepper-sprayed, beaten, or Tased cried for help and begged the police to stop the violence, the officer grumpily motioned to the crowd to move on to anywhere but in front of police HQ. By the end of the day 14 people had been injured in the fighting in Charlottesville.
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"I love the aesthetic of it, the visuals—but it's functional as well... when I'm dominating someone, I feel a buzz after for days," Mstress Leah, who mentioned she was going to a potluck the next day for Easter, told me as she motioned to the woman tied up in a rope bondage device in the corner of the main room.
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He hailed two rickshaws — the three-wheel kind powered by people, not motors — told each where to go, the price he would pay — no motors, no meters — and motioned for his son and me, borderline millennials more accustomed to ride sharing than rickshaws, to hoist ourselves into one, while he and my mother-in-law expertly climbed into the other.
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