"All of a sudden it shook and shook and shook," Alvarado told Reuters.
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Then, when we shook hands he shook it extremely hard.
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The building shook, and the rest of Europe shook, too.
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First he shook Brigitte Macron's hand — then he shook the Twitterverse.
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"Obviously we were shook, we are shook, it's demonic," Leon Clinton said.
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She was looking at Melania, shook her hand, then shook Trump's. Stop. pic.twitter.
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Canada's Stephen Harper shook hands with a robot in 2015, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher shook hands with a robot in 1982, and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger shook hands with a robot in 2009.
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He picked up American journalism and shook it hard, then he picked up the novel and shook that too.
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And you have someone that came in, sort of, shook up Washington, D.C., and sort of shook up the establish norms.
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"It shook my house and it shook my body," Isaiah Guerrero told CNN affiliate KXAN of the explosion that injured the elderly woman.
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"It shook our house and shook the bed big time," Gina Solis of San Rafael, across the San Francisco Bay from Berkeley, told KPIX.
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A MINUS Sarah Shook & the Disarmers: Sidelong (Bloodshot) Shook is a home-schooled ex-fundamentalist North Carolinan single mother raised in hardscrabble Rochester, New York.
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On its 53th anniversary, a series of interviews with Mark Zuckerberg and other team members reveal how the Facebook Platform shook out — and shook everything up.
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I don't have small hands, but when I shook hands with him, the first time I shook hands with him, I realized he was a big man.
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Matt Schlapp, the chair of the American Conservative Union, said he shook hands with him and later shook hands with Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, among others.
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When I responded — 53 — he shook his head.
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"This one is — " She shook her head, wordless.
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HE LAUGHED AND SAID "AYYY YES IT IS, HI I AM TIMOTHEE" and shook my hands and at this point I was basically shook/ stunned and I couldn't process anything pic.twitter.
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" As Kendrick shook her head, Efron said, "I agree.
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Don't worry, it chilled out ... but Marshall was shook.
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" A grinning DeGeneres shook her head, saying, "I'm busy.
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" I shook my head "no," and she said, "Please?
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" He shook his head and wished them well. "Ow.
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House shook dramatically, scary ... felt that it wouldn't stop.
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For Sprint: B. Trent Webb of Shook Hardy & Bacon.
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Now, in that video's follow-up "I Ain't Shook" (below), that same guy returns with a fresh sense of confidence, trying to convince us, and himself, that he ain't shook by anything.
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I shook his hand and thanked him for the help.
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Then he shook the hand of everyone else who entered.
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It was a bold action that shook the local economy.
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Here are just some speeches that shook up the march.
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When I shook his hand, it was warm and soft.
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According to AP, she shook hands and embraced Muslim churchgoers.
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A stunned Colman shook as she gave her acceptance speech.
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"That's true," she said as the two candidates shook hands.
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Both men signed a historic peace agreement, then shook hands.
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When I shook her hand, it felt tiny and frail.
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The driver shook his head slowly, fumbling with the keys.
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Finally, Mr. Ruffalo came closer and shook Mr. Kenworthy's hand.
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I shook everyone's hands, but I immediately forgot their names.
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They have names such as Shook, Spill, What's the Tea?
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At the end, I stood up and shook their hands.
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"The whole house shook," Kelly Secret told the Washington Post.
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Don't google it unless you want to be completely shook.
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Suddenly, the rain intensified so drastically that the pane shook.
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The rest of the social gaming segment quickly shook out.
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Meanwhile, I'm shook that the pair still won't have sex.
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Putkonen walked me to the door and shook my hand.
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Palmer beamed and shook hands with fans, accessible as ever.
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Instead, Trump smiled, shook hands and nodded during their introduction.
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"The writing shook me, it was so good," she said.
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Around the same time, an actual earthquake shook Los Angeles.
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When I got to him, he shook my hand firmly.
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"At first, it really shook my identity," Sandi tells PEOPLE.
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This election, I believe shook that up a little bit.
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Thrun's arrival shook up both the Zee and Opener teams.
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It's safe to say P.A.T. would be shook right now.
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Hanan shook her head as her son recalled the incident.
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Richard Nixon shook hands with the likes of Mao Zedong.
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He shook his head when describing the Frontera Sur program.
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She smiled woefully and shook her head at my predicament.
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"I think I shook her," he said on the stand.
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He shook his head; Puerto Rico would be the model.
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I breathed deeply in and out and shook my head.
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The activist investor shook things up like he always does.
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Thaksin shook up the old order and made powerful enemies.
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"All of the surgeons just shook their heads," she recalls.
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But Charlie's right to be shook by the toilet theft.
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"When I woke, up it had gone ballistic," Shook said.
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" I shook his hand, and Steve said to him, "See?
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It doesn't seem like anything or anyone shook your relationship.
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Acting like businessmen, they kept to themselves and shook hands.
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I shook to it so it's on me, for sure.
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And after the discovery was made, the internet was shook.
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Trump still shook Gorsuch's hand in a very weird way.
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She shook off the depressing reminder of their fleeting engagement.
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The soundman took a reading, then shook his head again.
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The large explosion shook Sultanahmet Square just after 10 a.m.
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Murad shook his head in an unmistakable gesture of exasperation.
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Greenblatt and Hamdallah shook hands but didn't hold a meeting.
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The allegations shook the community, but have they changed anything?
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Strong breezes shook rickety rooftops and downpours battered the coast.
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Elsewhere DOJ shook down corporations to fund their nonprofit allies.
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As for the hospital's downsizing, Mr. Goldberg shook his head.
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The tumor then shook off two other drugs, including temsirolimus.
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The two men shook hands as shutter bugs flashed photos.
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The two leaders shook hands and embraced amid the din.
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But holding up his machine gun, he shook his head.
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I swallowed, started to speak, then shook my head no.
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When I asked him his name, he shook his head.
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Gary Sanchez shook his head over a called third strike.
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Mr. Velazquez, 40, shook his head and began to explain.
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His death three days later shook the German Olympic team.
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Jeff Park stuck out his hand and Barry shook it.
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Bourdain's death in June shook television viewers around the world.
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Moore didn't answer the question and only shook his head.
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"It shook their world a little upside down," she said.
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My dad's hands shook on the camcorder for good reason.
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Bradley's Swansea City players shook hands with their Arsenal counterparts.
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"He shook my hand!" said Selma, who just turned 89.
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She says he shook her hand and laughed it off.
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I watched as he shook hands, exchanged small talk, and
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In practical terms, though, puberty shook her foundations a bit.
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And we are straight shook by what it could mean.
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"Thank you," Cespedes yelped as Van Wagenen shook his head.
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Instead, we congratulated him heartily, shook his hand and left.
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Most attendees watching on shook their heads as he spoke.
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He shook his head and quickly and confirmed my fears.
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He just shook his head, insisting I must be cold.
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He asked one more time, but she shook her head.
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" We too could say that we "shook up the world.
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He shook his head, dreaming of sunny Florence, no doubt.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The world faces 2017 all shook up.
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Elsewhere in America, Democrats also shook up elections on Tuesday.
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One survivor's voice shook as he talked about his work.
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Details now extremely fuzzy but oh boy am I shook.
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If there was a Canadian spirit, I shook its hand.
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He looked down at his desk and shook his head.
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Backstage, he wasn't particularly talkative and his hands shook badly.
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My surgeon shook her scalpel in front of my face.
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When I saw my grandmother, I just shook her hand.
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Indian border guards shook his hand and whisked him away.
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I walked over to her and gently shook her hand.
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The chief looked at Ibrahim and shook his shaven head.
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Timmothy's disappearance shook northern Illinois in the spring of 2011.
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The gruesome crime deeply shook India and stirred widespread protests.
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The two shook hands, but Mr. Trump kept the letter.
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Other times, he shook Pooh's paw and patted his head.
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This video shows the terrifying moments as the earth shook.
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She slumped her shoulders and shook her head in disgust.
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She shook the woman's hand and leaned in to listen.
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He then warmly shook the hands of a dozen supplicants.
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He shook his head and cried as we floated away.
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Instead, Bloomberg signed baseballs, posed for selfies and shook hands.
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Asked to explain, Darnold's "ghosts" remark, Gase shook his head.
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The judge briefly shook her head, before returning the hug.
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Vincent extended his hand, and David hesitated then shook it.
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Collins shook her head and said "not true" several times.
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"I think," he said, "that she just shook her head."
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Lightning crackled inside the smoke and tremors shook the ground.
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Angela's eyes brimmed with tears, and she shook her head.
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My friend shook his head, as unenthused as I was.
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Two folded sheets of paper shook loose from the pile.
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He shook with shivers even though the day was warm.
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First, excerpts from journalist Bob Woodward's book shook things up.
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But he looked at the clock and shook his head.
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Asked if he reads hitters' swings, Severino shook his head.
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The two shook hands as the room erupted in cheers.
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"I was shook, I just had no idea," says Egender.
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She shook her head, laughing but also disgusted with herself.
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When the men wanted tea, they just shook their glasses.
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After Doehrmann hung up, Rosetta Mason, 60, shook her head.
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When I made a face, my visitor shook his head.
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His friend muttered a curse, shook his head, and followed.
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A steep decline in oil prices also shook investor confidence.
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Then, two powerful quakes shook the country the following month.
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The Elkins case shook my foundational beliefs about criminal justice.
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Redzhep shook his head: For you, not for the town.
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She lay down and shook her husband by the shoulder.
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Then she paused and shook her head, annoyed with herself.
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When asked about the whole toll, she shook her head.
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Fidyka shook my hand with exaggerated vigor, like a salesman.
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They then thanked the head coach and shook his hand.
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The pain shook her body in bursts; she was terrified.
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He said he shook Obama's hand once back in 2008.
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Errol boarded the boat and shook the captain's horny hand.
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Masoud asked him a question; the soldier shook his head.
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He shook his head in misery, responding to invisible slaps.
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"Never forget," Davidson said, and the two men shook hands.
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As we exited the train, his arms shook with fatigue.
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" Obama shook his head: "That's some real tin-hat stuff.
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Oks took a sip of Coke and shook his fist.
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Then minutes before tipoff, the 76ers' coaches shook their heads.
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I was shook when I first got my pinga done.
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On one hand, he does seem kind of permanently shook.
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We, along with the internet, were shook — and had many questions.
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Mr. Robinson shook his head and spoke over a prosecutor's objection.
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Clinton also threw Barack Obama a wink as they shook hands.
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He shook hands with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau without incident.
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There were moments like that that shook my foundation a bit.
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"But not until late Wednesday," and the stadium shook with applause.
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And I never spill tea unless I'm shook, which I'm not.
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While we shook on this pact, I doubt he'll follow through.
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And her prom date this year is her husband, John Shook.
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The men completed the song, faced each other and shook hands.
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They've officially shook the hive, and should probably run for cover.
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After a pause, my friends chuckled softly and shook their heads.
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In 2014, all smiles, he shook the hand of Queen Elizabeth.
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The prosecutors and defense lawyers shook hands before leaving the courtroom.
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That's what happened to this woman, and she was absolutely shook.
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Brian shook his head and resettled his wheelchair at the table.
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Blake Lively just took our world and shook it upside down.
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That sentence shook the confidence I found after opting for surgery.
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I shook his hand from my arm and glared at him.
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Pence refused to acknowledge her, even though Moon shook her hand.
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"I just shook Kanye's hand," Lance told some guests during setup.
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We laughed, we cried, we shook our fists at the sky.
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Mr. Buhari shook up the chain of command, appointing Lt. Gen.
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Her hand shook slightly, but she walked the runway with poise.
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We are officially shook — will our burritos ever be the same?
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McCrary shook his head and began emphatically pounding on his chair.
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Refinery29: I saw Breaking In. First of all, I was shook.
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It's testimony to humor's charm that the pair shook hands afterwards.
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"I shook for five days afterward," Wood recalls of her testimony.
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After stalking Tasha's Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn Issa is clearly shook.
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"I probably only shook him off once or twice," Giolito said.
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Nightcaps: -Alan's presence in the final scene really has me shook.
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These were bold attempts that shook up soccer's winter transfer window.
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More than 900 magnitude 3.0+ earthquakes shook the state last year.
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Mr Zuma, seemingly unperturbed, shook off scandals with his trademark chuckle.
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The bloated corpse of government shook around a couple of laws.
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Hurt says he told Trump, "Congratulations, sir" and shook his hand.
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"Obviously, with Carrie having passed away, it shook everybody," Kennedy says.
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"He was the only cop who shook my hand," she said.
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Bernie's candidacy absolutely shook the Democratic Party to its neoliberal roots.
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Then Joaquin snatched up the bottle and shook it at Daniel.
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Blues coach Mike Yeo shook up his lines in the game.
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He shook up the world, and the world's better for it.
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Just as they were heading for the airport, the ground shook.
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Some protesters hugged National Guard members, shook hands and took pictures.
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The "Style" singer shook her hips and effortlessly slid past Hiddleston.
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In 1919 observations of an eclipse shook the world of physics.
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I shook her hand and thanked her for our wonderful talk.
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A magnitude 2101 earthquake shook the ground at 27.9:22002 a.m.
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But first, they took a photo and shook each other's hands.
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He ran straight to Brother Cyrus's cell and shook him awake.
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Back in the clubhouse later, Romine shook his head and smiled.
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Last year, I saw the mayor, and I shook his hand.
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And what he said shook the BeyHive to it's very core.
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You repeating those lines back to me, I'm a little shook.
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He leaned his head on his hand and shook it more.
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Jury duty & I just shook hands with the best president ever!!
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The company's announcement shook Trump's relationship with the iconic American brand.
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We shook hands and promised to come back in 10 years.
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Washington was so shook up that even pals like Republican Sens.
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Meghan cooed over the baby girl as she shook Higgins hand.
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Trump patted Putin's arm with his left hand as they shook.
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He said he shook hands with the dignitaries at the reception.
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Across the ocean, a magnitude 5.3 earthquake shook Taiwan Monday morning.
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So Eric shook his head and said ... Recalculate those Moon trajectories.
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She also had no clue about Bernard (we're still shook tbh).
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Late last week, a report from Caixin shook the Bitcoin world.
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Rapinoe shook Infantino and Macron's hands as she received her medal.
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Teague appears increasingly shook, bored, and at war with making shots.
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Ryan shook off the criticism as being part of the job.
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And the first video of the product has the Internet shook.
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We shook hands — always the right hand, supported by the left.
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Dr. Kimmel shook his head, which left the student clearly rattled.
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In the back of the room, Mr. Katbaei shook his head.
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We both flashed broad grins as we shook each other's hands.
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Beyoncé shook the world when she dropped "Formation" earlier this month.
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The closures and a jump in bad debts shook investor confidence.
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After the line, Hariri and Prince Mohammed laughed and shook hands.
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I offered her some more tea, but she shook her head.
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Representatives shook hands and talked with a militant and then left.
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My windows shook, and my children woke up, again, to explosions.
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I don't think I shook off a pitch the entire time.
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Phillips shook off the hit and continued calling the defensive plays.
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GLEN COVE "All Shook Up," Elvis Presley tribute by Plaza Productions.
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But things also shook up a little bit under Cook's watch.
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Andrew flinched from the pretend burn, shook his hands pretend cool.
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If someone's "shook," they're affected by something, usually negatively and emotionally.
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" Jackson pointed to his arm, shook his head, and said "Peach!
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The group toured the factory, spoke with workers, and shook hands.
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But as they shook the barriers, they failed to come loose.
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The shootings shook the town, about 40 miles southwest of Greenville.
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She shook it briefly, and turned away before Mr. Trump did.
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On our wedding night, I was so scared that I shook.
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"Nope," I shook my head watching highlights of Yvan Attal's film.
|
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Trump then shook the hand of outgoing Vice President Joe Biden.
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The first time, in the summer of 2015, shook him up.
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But when I offered some to Cong, he shook his head.
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At one point, near the end, the two men shook hands.
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I was in my late twenties and it shook my confidence.
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That was a thing that shook up our office from time.
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Dave Brat (R-VA) just shook his head at the notion.
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Maybe someone came too close to the tree or shook it.
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It was a day that shook the country to its core.
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Outside the slaughterhouse, a Pakistani woman shook an empty plastic bag.
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When Kaine challenged him, Pence smiled and shook his head wanly.
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At one point, Hearn looked at Hamilton and shook her head.
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There were high fives and, yes, he shook a couple hands.
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Later, she said, she shook hands with the actress Grace Kelly.
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Before he spoke, Mr. Vitiello walked over and shook their hands.
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" Ms. Malliotakis shook her head but Mr. Dietl shouted out: "Four!
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"The explosions were strong and shook the city," a resident said.
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The room shook with the swelling overtones of amplified, electroacoustic music.
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The explosion shook nearby buildings and left a trail of destruction.
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"Yes," he was told, and he shook his head in wonder.
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The earth shook just a little next to the Missouri River.
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This time, they shook hands and Mr. Xi flashed a grin.
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Udonis Haslem grabbed his mouth, aghast, and just shook his head.
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The men reportedly sang more carols, shook hands, and exchanged gifts.
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Ms. Bonet shook her head no; her husband was visibly annoyed.
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Me and him shook hands at the end of the game.
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It was among a spate of terrorist attacks that shook Britain.
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As Biden went on, Sanders looked down and shook his head.
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When Putin and Trump met in Helsinki, Finland, they shook hands.
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Mr. Cruz shook hands while holding a cup of McDonald's coffee.
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The CBS Corporation also recently shook up its board of directors.
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Asked what school officials did in response, she shook her head.
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He looked down at the weapon and shook his head slowly.
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In 2015, he shook hands with former IRA commander Martin McGuinness.
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His legs shook as he made his way through the spectators.
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As the doctor shook the man's hand, he saw him grimace.
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I shook my head, rain on the tip of my nose.
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Zanna's body shook when he saw an emir walking the perimeter.
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So starting several years ago, the central bank shook things up.
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Buildings shook in downtown Miami in Florida, the Miami Herald reported.
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Angela shook her head, and her braid flapped against her shoulder.
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He shook his head to indicate no, according to a summary.
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Asked what he thought about the demonstration, he shook his head.
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Then the sheep stood up, shook itself off, and walked away.
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" Roberts shook his head, adding, "And I'm the Ag Committee chairman!
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In good sportsmanlike fashion, the two then smiled and shook hands.
|
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The police chief punched Mr. Loeb and shook his head violently.
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Nicole Ann Poplawsky and Kenneth Robert Shook Jr. were married Nov.
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His death shook the nation, setting off another round of disturbances.
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We shook hands at the time and had a nice chat.
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Doncic turned around, spotted Bryant and shook the iconic Laker's hand.
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Refusing our tips, he shook my father's hand and hugged him.
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The hose shook violently and Montiel struggled to keep it steady.
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The plane bucked and shook, and I thought I might vomit.
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Mr. Weissmann shook hands with Mr. Gates before the hearing began.
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Mr. Michaels, his face gray, shook my hand and thanked me.
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She shook her fists at the heavens as the audience cheered.
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The cashier shook her head dismissively and said she didn't understand.
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They shook the branches of a tree and cut down leaves.
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" Fogelson shook his head serenely: "We can always say no later.
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Ollie turned to the UConn section and shook his fists vigorously.
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After a bit of a lull, Tuesday really shook that off.
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I feel sad, especially for kids who feel shook and vulnerable.
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It also shook liberals out of a post-2008 political stupor.
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As I passed by, we shook hands and exchanged small talk.
|
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Haley reportedly "smiled, shook her head and said 'no' " in response.
|
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Without waiting for his interpreter, Tanaka laughed and shook his head.
|
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Her knees shook beneath her as she stood on unsteady feet.
|
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The other girls nodded contemplatively and shook their heads in wonder.
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"Hopefully," he added, "things are getting shook up a little bit."
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When we finally met on that fateful Saturday, my voice shook.
|
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Tracy just shook his head because he's so used to it.
|
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He shook his head gruffly, as though to wake himself up.
|
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Shortly after, the September 11 terrorist attacks shook New York City.
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He shook Khadija's hand and introduced himself as the Riverbed's director.
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Our building shook, and I screamed and ran into the hall.
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The timing, in particular, shook up members of the LGBTQ community.
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A few offered hugs, and the rest smiled and then shook.
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Wendy's shook Thuggy-D off and restated its "never frozen" backstory.
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In grade school he shook down kids for their lunch money.
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They smiled and shook her hand, treating her like sudden rock star.
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I just went out and shook my bat at the doggone pitcher.
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"If you are not very confident, you are in trouble," Shook said.
|
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On all three of those homers, Darvish shook off Lucroy's pitch call.
|
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Jeb Bush, but spoke warmly of George P. and shook his hand.
|
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That initial remark shook markets and created a shift toward higher rates.
|
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One example, the 9.1 magnitude tremor that shook Sumatra, Indonesia, in 2004.
|
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"The Pulse shootings shook me to the core," he tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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He shook his head like it was his job, which it was.
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"So many of these women have never been listened to," Shook said.
|
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U.S. immigration officials handed over paperwork to Guatemalan officials and shook hands.
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However, that was not the moment that shook Browne to his core.
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Through their playfulness, they shook up a sense of mundane, everyday life.
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She shook hands with onlookers, kissed a baby and hugged people afterward.
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She shook my hand with a firm grip and we started talking.
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"When she passed away, it shook the foundations underneath me," Mandisa says.
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Her hands shook as she told us we had received blood money.
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An event that totally shook 2016 was the case of Brock Turner.
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It was super brief, I shook his hand, he didn't remember me.
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I shook my head hesitantly, wondering if there was some trap here.
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Mr Trump shook his head at India's "very aggressive" tone towards Pakistan.
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The wolf nodded to each clause and shook a paw to sign.
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When asked if she regretted the shooting, Schenecker shook her head no.
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I locked eyes with someone and we both just shook our heads.
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We'll start with how the data warehousing world shook out in 2016.
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I asked him who he really was and he shook his head.
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I understood then what people meant when they said something shook them.
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When approached by a BuzzFeed News reporter, he stood and shook hands.
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She shook and bowed her head as the judge delivered the verdict.
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Mason shook off the injury at the time to finish the period.
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Travellers delighted by the personal touch shook his hand as they disembarked.
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Mr. Sanders took it, and as they shook hands, the crowd roared.
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Kyaw and his friend Pyae Kyaw Pk shook their heads in confusion.
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Taylor shook it off and quickly moved on to "Thor" star Hiddleston.
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Heads shook as Mrs Merkel defended the loss of the finance ministry.
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I shook my head at him, reassuring him that I was fine.
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It shook off the encounter and resumed playing with its fellow kits.
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I'm still shook that it reached more that 200 likes at most.
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News of his departure shook investors, initially sending shares down about 5%.
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I got shook his hand and said thank you and introduced myself.
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Even hardened hacks whooped and applauded as the two leaders shook hands.
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The woman shook Kate's hand as she gave her a slight curtsy.
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Dallas TV station WFAA tweeted that the quake shook their studios, too.
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It should go without saying that Twitter is shook by the chook.
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Hordes of nomadic warriors on fiery ponies shook the world with fear.
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"The Pulse shootings shook me to the core," he recently told PEOPLE.
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But both sides eventually shook hands on a new three-year deal.
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Cali came outside, Comello introduced himself, and the two men shook hands.
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While Ridgecrest shook intensely, Las Vegas just saw some swinging light fixtures.
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It also shook up the pricing on some of its service tiers.
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Refinery29: I just found out you're 31 years old, and I'm shook!
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As she shook, Merkel crossed her arms as if to brace herself.
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Hereditary shook moviegoers to their core, perhaps even traumatizing them for life.
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" Camilla looked at Victoria and shook her head, like, "Don't even ask.
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She looked up at him and he sadly shook his head no.
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When I asked how she got it, Claudia just shook her head.
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Michelle Obama was criticized because she shook hands with the Saudi leaders.
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Some of his supporters are still bitter about how things shook out.
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Macron shook hands, took a few selfies and then went on stage.
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A Reuters witness said the quake shook buildings in the capital, Taipei.
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Trump saluted the officer in return, and the two then shook hands.
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My voice shook and I couldn't say whether with fear or excitement.
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He then shook hands with Barajas and posed for a quick photo.
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Jack Reed, who sat in the front row, shook his head vigorously.
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Commentary by Ellyn Shook, Chief Leadership and Human Resources Officer at Accenture.
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The shooting in the Washington, D.C., suburb shook Capitol Hill on Wednesday.
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Months before the vote even took place, a failed coup shook Japan.
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Cosby lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.
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The Paris robbery of Kim Kardashian shook the family to their core.
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He lowered his head and shook it several times in apparent disagreement.
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Each of them shook Hart's hand as they walked on the stage.
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Asked about his perception of Trump, Marquez shook his head and scoffed.
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News of her death shook WLS, where she worked for two decades.
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The newborn's tiny body shook and shivered — and he often cried inconsolably.
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The cancer crisis shook the family, but it's only strengthened their bond.
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The arrival of Kevin, Kerri and Sheri shook up the Astorino household.
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Except for today, because 23andMe's Prime Day price seriously has us shook.
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Ted Cruz, Trump's top rival for the GOP nomination, shook his head.
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I'm still a bit shook up and struggling with some residual fear.
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The trains were fast, the walls shook slightly when they went past.
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RotterdaM, who is a very good Protoss player himself, was visibly shook.
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"But Donald Trump …" His voice faded out as he shook his head.
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He shook Gunderson's hand and gave him a pat on the back.
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He bit it and he shook it, but he wasn't getting anywhere.
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They shook hands, and Popovich did not let go of his grip.
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As I told Faraji my plan, he slowly shook his head no.
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"It shook like I have never felt anything shake before," she said.
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At a coworker's suggestion, I shook the bottle and attempted another pour.
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World News: A deadly 6.4-magnitude earthquake shook Taiwan over the weekend.
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The arena practically shook when he soared for a dunk soon afterward.
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The young man shook hands with the royal family while remaining expressionless. .
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The two shook hands and briefly spoke before the photo was snapped.
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University of Wisconsin, which shook the antiwar movement to its core. Instead
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These words brought a standing and thundering ovation that shook the hall.
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When he won, Habiyambere shook hands with his opponent and the umpire.
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The ground shook below them before Monday's game, then crumbled during it.
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I opened the bottle of pills and shook one into my hand.
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In February 2019, Rakuten — formerly known as Ebates — shook up the market.
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The generator shook and roared, drowning out the macaws that flew overhead.
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When we reached her home, we shook hands and thanked each other.
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SMU shook off some early shooting rust to surge ahead 21-2404.
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I walked across the stage and shook hands with our university president.
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Shook: He definitely ran us through his experience of working with Vans.
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Shook: I think it's just the Europeans having weird shoe taste [laughs].
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He shook his head sadly, but only after a very slight pause.
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"As soon as Trump shook Kim's hand, maximum pressure died," says Kazianis.
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I shook my head, bemused, as I signed for my $29.95 lunch.
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He solemnly shook his head and motioned her to lay back down.
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He shook it, tested his own temperature, tested mine again. 104.2. Hospital?
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But I shook it real quick because we was going every day.
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Until then, please enjoy being shook at just how regular Beyoncé is.
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Several dozen bystanders stopped to take pictures, and one shook his hand.
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Trucks rattled and purred above, and the shop's windows and walls shook.
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Fans sang along and shook booties and vied for the kiss cam.
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Afterward, both men exited the clubhouse and shook hands for the cameras.
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The man shook his head in denial, too exhausted to further protest.
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He passed the gun back to my grandfather, who shook his head.
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She took notes, shook her head, turned her lips downward in dismay.
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The two shook hands on the tarmac upon Trump's arrival in Georgia.Rep.
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Ms. al-Mijan shook her head, and gestured at the hill opposite.
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After the annexation of Crimea, which shook Latvia, the theoretical seemed possible.
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"Ten Days That Shook the World" captures the excitement of that moment.
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People shook their heads like wet dogs and put their umbrellas up.
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He stayed by the door, shook, didn't want to play, and growled.
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And so we kissed, we hugged, we shook hands, we high-fived.
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I shook off the idea and headed back to pick up Anna.
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Durkhanai Ayubi, a woman with huge dark eyes, shook her head firmly.
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Edda later told reporters outside the courthouse that the smile "shook" him.
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Like old friends reuniting, they warmly shook hands, smiled and chatted amiably.
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I pulled a batik sarong from a stack and shook it open.
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When Ms. Ocasio-Cortez shook a cocktail, the room erupted in cheers.
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Then they shook hands with the bomber and disappeared into the neighborhood.
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It was the brainchild of Teresa Shook, a white woman from Hawaii.
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Then, in 221, a legal earthquake shook the foundations of Swiss banking.
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"Things have been going really well," he said as we shook hands.
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" Monster, now very high, shook his head and uttered a soft "No.
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Everyone talking that Tom Hanks used too much Vegemite is clearly shook.
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Connors, who declined to comment for this article, shook it all up.
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Schlapp said that he shook hands with the infected individual days earlier.
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Doug Collins, who shook hands with Trump on Friday, and Florida Rep.
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I mentioned several names, and he shook his head at each one.
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The two shook hands and walked together as Putin toured the hospital.
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He shook his head and pointed to our camp on Engineer Hill.
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Few guests shook hands and instead greeted one another by tapping elbows.
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If anything, the stadium grew louder, so loud the very ground shook.
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However, the mass shootings last weekend shook our nation to its core.
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The door shook as the bear tried to open it multiple times.
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CRISIS ON WALL STREET: THE WEEK THAT SHOOK THE WORLD 10 p.m.
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He began to draw up a play, but Green shook his head.
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The lead officer shook his head: She was headed for Protective Custody.
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When asked whether he watched TV commercials, he shook his head no.
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The president also met and shook hands with NASCAR driver Clint Bowyer.
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When it happened, the vulnerability and pain in their eyes shook me.
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" He ruefully shook his head and added: "Oh, they will, they will.
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He just shook his head and said, 'Mom, we went through this!
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She spoke about mundane events after her husband's killing that shook her.
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He turned toward the spectators in the courtroom and shook his chains.
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When Elizabeth and Daniel arrived at the bar, the men shook hands.
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If Davis's resignation rattled May, Johnson's shook the foundations of her government.
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The cellmate, whose prospective parole date is in 2022, shook his head.
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Moderate quakes of 4.6 and 5.7 magnitude shook the same area overnight.
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Bush then shook hands and spoke with family members and first responders.
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But then Vica kicked him under the table and shook her head.
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Staring at the yellow tape, Josh Lomask, a neighbor, shook his head.
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But then she shook her head, as if coming to her senses.
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Kobe's death shook the sports community and basketball fans across the globe.
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She smiled broadly and shook her head as she retold the story.
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Then China shook the global solar business — and transformed both their lives.
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The Trump administration shook up the nation's economic base in two ways.
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"Glory to the brave people, who shook off the yoke," they sang.
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"This event wasn't planned," Shook said, according to The Dallas Morning News.
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She felt her life was in danger, Shook said, and acted accordingly.
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Bottom line: Trump shook up the gun conversation for one hour Wednesday.
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Some who heard the statement about removing the vests shook their heads.
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In the lobby, Alonzo closed the dripping umbrella and shook it mightily.
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It shook us to our core, rattling every bone in our bodies.
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I know, I know, what's with all the Dotolo-Shook-Lefebvre restaurants?
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He gamely kissed Nicole Kidman's hand and shook hands with Ryan Gosling.
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Zuckerberg offered $1 billion for the startup, and the two shook hands.
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Bush then shook hands and talked with family members and first responders.
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Elísabet and Guðni shook hands heartily and exchanged a few warm words.
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The pier shook so strongly that I was having difficulty standing up.
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He shook his head in utter bewilderment and ran out to check.
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She shook his hand and affirmed his question with a shy smile.
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He shook his head, noting that profits are not the only goal.
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Freeman shook them to show how they dance around in a breeze.
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Hunter shook as he tugged at the levers, shoveling groundwater and ore.
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When asked if she supports Medicare for All, Houlahan shook her head.
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Mattis' departure shook Washington and sank morale at the Pentagon, with Sen.
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"Melissa started to cry and shook her head, saying "No, no, no.
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"The dollar slice shook out some of the loose bits," he said.
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Asked if we could stop and take pictures, he shook his head.
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Her body shook, and she cried, vomited and took tranquilizers to manage.
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Russia Dispatch LAKE BAIKAL, Russia — The ice rumbled and then shook underfoot.
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When he got off, we shook hands and I photographed him walking.
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"Today, Teresa Shook weighed in, irresponsibly, as have other organizations attempting in this moment to take advantage of our growing pains to try and fracture our network," they wrote, after thanking Shook for her contributions to the movement.
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The other officers shook their heads at the mere mention of the date.
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As he spoke, a large explosion from deeper inside Mosul shook the ground.
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"A lot of water has gone over the dam since then," Shook said.
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The dog then shook off and trotted around the pool, unharmed and unfazed.
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We shook hands, then he held mine in his and said, 'You're freezing.
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But as we were driving up, our car shook with a massive blast.
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Raffaele shook my hand when we met, a month after the office visit.
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Did you enjoy seeing the WIRED cover with James Halliday's shook-looking face?
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I thanked them for their service, and as they left, we shook hands.
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Fortuyn, an outspoken academic, shook up the Netherlands with his anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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He took one look at my epinephrine inhaler and shook his head angrily.
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When Olivia argues against him, Mellie shuts her down and Olivia is SHOOK.
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"They were so proud when people came and shook their hands," she said.
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PHOTOJOURNALISTS TOOK HUNDREDS of images of the turmoil that shook Charlottesville last week.
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He shook hands with the opposition and saluted Argentina's visiting fans from afar.
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The Israeli strikes shook buildings in Gaza and fire lit the night sky.
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When the Concorde was still happening, the house shook at 6PM every night.
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The practice known as cross-selling created scandalous headlines and shook investor confidence.
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The queen flashed a big smile at the actress as they shook hands.
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We shook hands with him, took some pics and talked best workout practices.
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And with this horrified look on her face she shook her head no.
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Kidman just grinned, shook her head and buried her face in her hands.
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He said he always kept his word to me when we shook hands.
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Bradley shook off a poor shooting night by nailing a late 3-pointer.
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On Inauguration Day, he shook her hand and later wrote, "The investigation continues."
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"It's good to see you again," Kim told Trump after they shook hands.
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When he shook a reporter's hand, he smiled, but his grin was strained.
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My hands shook so hard that everything I held became a percussion instrument.
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It sounded like something crashed into the house and it shook the house.
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Actually, being on the movie helped desensitize her from getting shook too easily.
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Afterward, he shook hands with each performer and posed for a group photograph.
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"Larry was close to dying and it really shook him," the source said.
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Despite the alleged shade, Poland's First Lady shook his hand in the end.
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I looked in the eyes of those colleagues and routinely shook my head.
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"Larry was close to dying and it really shook him," the source says.
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Like y'all he shook my hand when I went in for a hug.
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When this was announced like a week ago we were literally, like, shook.
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Stepping off the podium, he shook hands with Muslim leader Hafiz Mufti Ali.
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As he left the celebration, the Secretary shook hands and posed for selfies.
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Asked if he'd talked to McConnell about the bill, Coons shook his head.
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As recently as 1980, they shook because of the tanks rumbling down them.
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And these #Melrus events in the Scandal parallel universe had Gladiators absolutely shook.
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Raqqa is small, and when bombs hit its center, the whole city shook.
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News of the lawsuit shook the town, as did Jensen's reaction to it.
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Wood cast his eyes downward and shook his head side to side: no.
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It's now years later since it was posted and I am still SHOOK.
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I shook my head here, because homegirl knew exactly what she was doing.
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Let me tell you, I shook my booty in that thing all night!
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The news shook markets and sent U.S. stocks to close lower last Friday.
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The rest of the group, including Odajima, hung back and shook their heads.
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AB InBev shook up its board, appointing a new chairman and replacing directors.
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Algeria has avoided the unrest that shook many of its neighbours since 2011.
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The channel Shook has the potential to make $19,300 to $309,200 per year.
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Bonam's basket shook the cobwebs out of Utah's offense in a major way.
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Concertgoers fled what is being reported as an explosion that shook the building.
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"The first time we met, we shook hands," she said of their introduction.
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It's embarrassing to admit, but those four hours shook me to my core.
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Deutsche Bank's massive restructuring plans shook the European banks to begin the week.
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Residents patted the officers on the back, shook their hands and comforted them.
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A 7.4 magnitude quake shook the coast of Fukushima at about 20303 a.m.
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The pool was present when Trump and Kim first met and shook hands.
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They spoke for a few minutes, shook hands and took a joint photo.
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To uncover President Trump's Pee Pee Tape that shook us as a nation.
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Betty (Lili Reinhart) throwdown at FP's trailer which quite literally had me shook.
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And it has us shook, because Polly Cooper could be the Black Hood.
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The girls shrieked with excitement as they shook hands with the Broadway star.
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With all the ambassadors, including Mr. Kislyak, we shook hands, exchanged brief pleasantries.
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Some politely shook his hand but showed no interest in talking to him.
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Trump calls out House Freedom Caucus He shook up his West Wing staff.
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If you're shook about Nicki Minaj and Eminem dating just remember ... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ pic.twitter.
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But after it all shook out, the honeymoon still came out on top.
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Once they finally escaped, she shook her head and called Levitan a fool.
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The attack shook the usually peaceful streets of Toronto, a major tourist destination.
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Paul volunteered to be Garcia's guinea pig ... but the dude was clearly shook.
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She shook her head as her friends steered her toward the access bridge.
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California's ruling against marriage equality in 2008 (Proposition 8) really shook us up.
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King told Ray he was glad to meet him, and shook his hand.
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Chuck Schumer for some reason, even as they shook a finger at Trump.
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But, when I shook his hand, I felt a warm and friendly person.
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When you were diagnosed with breast cancer, it shook him to his core.
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They shook hands and expressed confidence in a "smooth and effective" leadership transition.
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Ben was obviously shook, as the kids say, by Morgan yelling at her.
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First disbelief: "I'm so shook," I meekly typed to my coworkers in Slack.
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"My body shook from the ride there already back to Venice," Dustin reminiscences.
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Another passenger who escaped the inferno, Mohammed Asif, shook his head in disbelief.
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On Monday, the T.S.A. shook up its leadership and added administrators in Chicago.
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More than the loss of money or personnel, Pesce's betrayal shook the 'Ndrangheta.
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Remembering Anthony Bourdain News of Anthony Bourdain's death shook people around the world.
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"He grabbed her by the shoulders and playfully shook her," says a source.
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Nonetheless, we can't blame Mistress Echo for being shook in the immediate aftermath.
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Barry Ackroyd's cinematography in Detroit shakes, the way it shook The Hurt Locker.
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Waiters shook his head when asked if he realized he had elbowed Ginobili.
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He shook his head fiercely refusing the payment and pointed to his phone.
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On some occasions, she shook her head and said Christiansen's information was inaccurate.
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Another resident said the blasts shook the ground around half a kilometer away.
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At first she only shook her head when her sister asked her why.
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But as talented players seem to do, Bluiett shook off his slow start.
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They shook hands, and he thanked her for her commitment to the classroom.
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When Lee inevitably appeared in the film, the whole theater shook with celebration.
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Charlotte shook off a sluggish first quarter to roll the following three periods.
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The shooting at Marjory Douglas shook him -- like it did so many parents.
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"I thought we looked a little shook by them on offense," Stevens said.
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He hit the soup kitchens on Dowling, and the servers shook their heads.
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King went out and won the second semifinal and shook her finger again.
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"We shook hands on that day and got the business going," says Dichter.
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Hours later, just before midnight, a third explosion shook much of the city.
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She shook off the horror of her father's and her brother's untimely death.
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I also promised to send them a flag, then shook all their hands.
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Residents shook their heads, then their fists, organizing rallies and haranguing local officials.
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I thanked them for their service and as they left, we shook hands.
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Crushed by this unfortunate turn of events, I shook my head and boarded.
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Moskowitz shook hands with Dan Daley, a young city commissioner in Coral Springs.
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In 2009, he shook things up for a "Night At The Museum" premiere.
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But when asked whether Congress should also investigate, Paul shook his head no.
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Big Chet squashed his nose with a thunk and Griff shook it off.
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The blast shook buildings, rattled windows and sent folks running into the streets.
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They shook their heads; my dad said, Vaguely, a word he often used.
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The tremors shook buildings and rattled windows, sending people running into the streets.
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I shook my head and laughed uncomfortably, hoping he wouldn't pursue the subject.
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Curry smiled and shook his head, annoyed that he had miscalculated the clock.
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McBeth, who sent all four of her children to college, shook her head.
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The two leaders shook hands, and Trump thanked the pope for welcoming them.
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Peter shook his head and stuck both hands determinedly into his jacket pockets.
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" But he shook his head and said, "It's just a ten-day tour.
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I asked her if she ever got bored, and she shook her head.
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Shook: I've been wearing Vans in the kitchen long before these came around.
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I introduced myself, shook his hand, and led him to the rented room.
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After the game, Ben Roethlisberger sucked it up and shook hands with Brady.
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We each shook our lawyer's hand because that's what happened in TV court.
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Moon shook Kim's hand; Pence stared forward and refused to engage with her.
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But that was easy to solve: We shook him awake and got going.
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I just shook my head and told him to take his sheet down.
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Stephen Stills came up onstage and performed and encored, and they shook hands.
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What he said when he opened his mouth shook Kate to her core.
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Suddenly, the ground shook, and a massive beast pulled itself from the earth.
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Some shook and kicked at the prison gates, demanding to be allowed in.
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McCain quickly grabbed the microphone, shook his head and set the record straight.
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Safe to say, the past 20173 hours have Uber a little shook up.
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So shook, in fact, that it's been slightly free and easy with statistics.
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He scooped powder from one into a water bottle, shook it and drank.
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We signed a few papers, shook hands and walked out of the building.
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He looked at his former best friend Matt Hankinson, who shook his head.
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This video shows the terrifying moments as the earth shook, and the aftermath.
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Seventy-five years ago this week, the Zoot Suit riots shook Los Angeles.
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She shook his hand with the warmth and confidence of friend, he said.
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Mr. Kobach paused for a beat and shook his head with a laugh.
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There were also several health horror stories that shook people to their core.
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"She shook her head and said, 'Oh my, George, that bed,'" he said.
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President Moon Jae-in of South Korea shook hands with Ms. Kim briefly.
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His hands shook a little when he talked; his movement was slightly stiff.
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My hands shook as I applied the color, and I kissed his curls.
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More than a few black players shook their heads and departed for home.
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One woman shook her head and waved a hand when offered a copy.
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"It really shook me up," Gura said of seeing Martin's unconventional batting order.
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You fought for a minute, but in the end he shook your hand.
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He glanced at the screen and shook his head, putting it away again.
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PARIS — They shook hands politely and patted each other on the arm stiffly.
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Other groups shook off the delayed rate cut and embraced the Senate plan.
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She shook her head no, and then took a deep breath before answering.
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Ms. Bidlingmaier, a former casting producer for "The Bachelor," vigorously shook her hips.
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The bishop shook his head and pushed his chair back from the table.
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" He shook his head: "ISIS was the worst weapon that human beings created.
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I shook hands with the winner and offered him my bottle of water.
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And I shook my bulbous belly for them to feast their eyes on.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, who shook hands with Trump on Friday, and Rep.
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"We shook hands, bleary-eyed, and decided to do something," Mr. Potter said.
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Several weeks into Frank's pranks, my husband shook my shoulder at 6 a.m.
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At the start of the meeting, Zarif and Kono smiled and shook hands.
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In the first inning, he shook hands with the umpire at third base.
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Asked by Reuters if Mantel would write a sequel, Pearson shook his head.
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"May 29 shook him up quite a bit, as it should," Steinberg said.
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They furrowed their brows and shook their heads and gave me funny looks.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) shook her head and said "not true" several times.
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When Johnson was asked if the letter was significant, he shook his head.
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Ms. Kugelberg shot her husband a nervous look, then mutely shook her head.
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Asked whether she harboured any resentment towards them, the businesswoman shook her head.
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The killings shook the country and intensified the debate about race in America.
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She shook Mr. Trump's hand at the post-inauguration luncheon in the Capitol.
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It may not have broken the internet, but it certainly shook it up.
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The 22020 collapse of Lehman Brothers shook the foundations of the global economy.
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The men shook hands, then the prince swallowed hard as they went inside.
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Crosby, first in line, shook Ovechkin's hand, patted him and wished him well.
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It was a fat, silvery sockeye salmon, and Mr. Moon shook his head.
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Such was the intensity of the explosion that it shook the entire city.
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He shook my hand, introduced me to his wife and took me in.
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He cowered by his bed when bombs shook the house to its foundation.
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Last weekend, news of Bolton's book shook Washington when it emerged Sunday night.
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Last year, President Xi Jinping publicly shook his hand and praised his city.
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" Feeley said the President's response to Charlottesville "was something that shook me deeply.
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President Barack Obama's landmark health care bill shook up the health care system.
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Some audience members snapped selfies and shook hands with Amash before the event.
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He saluted the president as he walked up, then shook his hand. Pres.
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It shook everyone up, and brought the debate brazenly out into the open.
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On a damp Sunday afternoon, he surveyed the crowd and shook his head.
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Sarah Oliver shook her head when asked if any of that even registered.
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The news shook the presidential race less than two weeks before Election Day.
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The two women shook their heads in disbelief, but did not respond directly.
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They then shook hands as Trudeau laid his other hand over his heart.
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The Equifax data breach shook public confidence in the entire credit rating industry.
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"We were introduced through a mutual friend and shook hands," Ms. Liverpool said.
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A photograph of the pair face down in murky waters shook viewers worldwide.
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In the days that followed, she bled and bled, and her body shook.
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Then, in the middle of that war, geneticists shook up the paradigm completely.
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"Larry was close to dying, and it really shook him," the source said.
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Hill's announcement capped a tumultuous 10-day episode that shook the Democratic Caucus.
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Kaepernick, a new arrival to the world of political activism, shook his head.
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ARE, Sweden — Dominik Paris shook his head as he crossed the finish line.
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And the death of [King George VI] shook the family to the core.
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When Mr. Kennedy received his diagnosis in May 2008, it shook Mr. McCain.
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I sprinkled the onion flavor into my bag of fries and shook away.
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To give you a sense, Irma came by, Irma shook the power grid.
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Kojima rose, and I shook his hand and thanked him for his time.
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Juan writhed in pain and shook uncontrollably as his fever rose, battling malaria.
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Ms. Biaggi, who is getting married this summer, shook her head in admiration.
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Here are 14 artists from across the board who shook up their scenes.
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Some occasionally shook theirs heads and whispered among each other and their lawyers.
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Manning shook off a third-quarter interception that led to Dallas' only touchdown.
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Wilkie, who was in the audience, got up and shook the president's hand.
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"The thing that shook them up more were the sex scenes," she said.
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He extended his arm to Mr. Abate, and the two men shook hands.
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She shook her head as the prosecutor described the gravity of her case.
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Musk's remarks during the analyst call shook investors' confidence in Tesla, Irons said.
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Then there's "The Way We Shook" (28 by 23 inches; all works 2017).
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A sonic boom shook the area as the booster sped back to Earth.
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Chris is completely shook and threatens to pack his bags and leave that night.
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"Rip @xxxtentacion this is absolute devastation so much talent I'm shook," tweeted Aaron Carter.
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Trump shook hands with North Korean leader Kim in Singapore shortly after 9 a.m.
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" Pryor wrote that he shook both their hands and "hoped the boy fared better.
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Soon, Clinton began up the stairs to the plane and shook the president's hand.
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"I was molested by a family member and that shook my world," Carey said.
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Scoreboards and speakers near the ceiling of the arena shook when the earthquake hit.
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Ahead, get your first look at the collection that's left the internet shook(y).
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After their statements, the pool was ushered out and Trump and Putin shook hands.
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Alarmed residents fled their homes in pajamas as the earth shook and lights flickered.
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Was there -- and I know you met with him, you shook hands with him.
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The president, according to the outlet, shook hands with guests and posed for pictures.
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She ate bananas non-stop and shook with anticipation at the sight of pasta.
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So, we're very, very respectful of that, we're very shook by the whole thing.
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The fear of a job recruiter stalking your Facebook account just got shook up.
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The collapse of the diagnostic company Theranos shook the world of venture-funded biotechnology.
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Austin's death shook Philadelphia's LGBTQ community as pride celebrations were ramping up this weekend.
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What she found out shook Pam — and her quiet mill town — to the core.
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Later, a fan approached the Academy Award-winner, and the two shook hands cordially.
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When asked whether he'd consider buying his own tram, the star shook his head.
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The earthquake shook buildings, cracked walls, and caused people to flee from shaking buildings.
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N, analysts said on Monday, as the Swiss drugmaker's shares shook off the news.
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As the guilty verdicts were read by the jury foreman, Ciminelli shook his head.
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"Yes, I'd be a big part of that," DeGeneres confirmed as they shook hands.
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On Monday, stocks shook off the president's weekend tweet as a mere negotiation tactic.
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Asked if she would vote for a Republican this term, McCarthy shook her head.
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Struggling with eating shook my confidence in my ability to know how to be.
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Earlier this week, Lee told Extra that he was "still shook" over Bryant's death.
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When I laid out this argument to Shine and Ling, they shook their heads.
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" Ms. Ortega, twisted her face, shook her head and said through a translator: "No.
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I observed how people shook hands, how they dressed, how they made small talk.
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He shook Raúl Castro's hand at Nelson Mandela's funeral, and restored relations with Cuba.
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Keynes shook up the settled consensus, codifiable in the textbooks of Marshall and Pigou.
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After being voted out, the minister shook hands or hugged lawmakers as he left.
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His body shook, not that perpetual quiver of a child's body, but uncertainty, incompleteness.
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" He smiled so big and shook my hand and said, "You made my day.
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He met King once, last week, at a ribbon cutting and shook his hand.
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The news shook markets and sent U.S. stocks to close mostly lower, last Friday.
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In person, I looked at her like she was crazy and shook my head.
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At the pier, Bryan, Therese's smart-ass, ball-breaking big brother, shook my hand.
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The fire turned the sky bright orange and shook the homes of startled residents.
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Explosions shook Gaza City, where busy streets were packed with shoppers preparing for Ramadan.
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Here's a look at some of the most recent events that shook the nation.
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His death shook Welsh politics and led some to call for Mr Jones's resignation.
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The two grinned "from ears to ears," says Hague, and they both shook hands.
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That doesn't happen—instead, a Gorbachev impostor showed up and shook hands with Trump.
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But now the golden threads tying together Brangelina have been severed, and I'm shook.
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"It shook everything," said Abdur Rasheed, who drives a pickup van around the area.
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Asked if there is one material loss that stings most, he shook his head.
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The 33-year-old simply shook her head when asked about the dramatic upset.
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Brandon Abzug was friends with Sydney Aiello, whose suicide last month shook Parkland again.
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He shook and he had tears in his eyes, but his step was lighter.
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Her stories shook up cliches, stereotypes and Western-centric narratives about empowerment and development.
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Kylie Jenner is reportedly pregnant with her first child, and everyone is understandably shook.
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In August an earthquake shook the island of Lombok, near Bali, leaving 500 dead.
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Five years ago, one of the biggest earthquakes in history shook the country's northeast.
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But Angela just shrugged, shoved her hands into her pockets, and shook her head.
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Sherrod Brown (OH) after they delivered speeches, while she and Sanders only shook hands.
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Till's killing in 1955 shook the nation and helped fuel the civil rights movement.
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The Trumps shook hands with people sitting near them, including their Secret Service agents.
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Ruff shook up lines, and one new line in particular seemed to cohere instantly.
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Mr. Klein and Ms. Stewart-Cousins shook hands, and the room erupted in applause.
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Past events like Marvel's Civil War and DC's Rebirth shook up their respective universes.
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When they first saw photos of Solomon's early work, they just shook their heads.
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Dabo's squad also shook hands with Trump in June 2017 after winning it all.
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"I'm still shook that Bobby Brown and Janet Jackson had relations," one viewer tweeted.
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While this drama was occurring, people of color collectively shook their heads in disbelief.
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The event shook the country's art community, which is still dealing with the consequences.
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Philadelphia (CNN)For the last decade of my father's life, his hands shook uncontrollably.
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Women from across the United States contacted Shook and began to guide the effort.
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"So I'll just say, Pete, never forget," said Crenshaw as the two shook hands.
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Sometimes the seats shook just because someone on screen was making a loud noise.
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The gray and black screen bucked and shook as I tried to flop free.
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When Kendrick Lamar dropped "Humble" with its accompanying visuals, he left us all shook.
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He praised the pilot, who shook hands with everyone after the flight was over.
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Even hardened Trump reporters shook their heads at the absurdity of his latest stunt.
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As she spoke to the media on Thursday, Tel's mother's head shook in anger.
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The pair shook hands, put their dukes up, and the referee blew the whistle.
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Washington (CNN)Dave Schneider shook his head as he surveyed the scene around him.
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"It shook everything," said Abdur Rasheed, a van driver who works in the area.
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A trade halt in China due to a circuit breaker also shook global markets.
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"Monday evening's news shook everyone at Cardiff City FC to the core," he added.
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So, on a scale of "mega chill" to "completely shook," how are you feeling?
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Two women died of heart attacks as the ground shook, the city government said.
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Immelt also shook up GE's portfolio, shedding plastics, NBCUniversal and most of GE Capital.
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I just experienced my first Los Angeles earthquake and I am literally SHOOK pic.twitter.
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Mahershala Ali is on the cover of GQ's July issue, and Twitter is shook.
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This one shook me because if we can't trust agents, who can we trust?
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When Spicer repeatedly accused her of having an agenda, she eventually shook her head.
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A 3D artist's work has Twitter shook, and it's not for a good reason.
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"I said yes and we shook hands and that's how we started," he says.
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He said he shook Meas' hand after he tapped his shoulder at the event.
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He checked out the size of his hands the first time they shook hands.
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There were hard winds in the evenings and the streetlights shook in the square.
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But at other times, she smirked or shook her head, making her disagreement plain.
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That was less than two years before the popular uprisings shook the Arab world.
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The GOP candidate emerged onstage as Pence finished speaking and the two shook hands.
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After 20 minutes of spirited discussion, everyone shook hands and went their separate ways.
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For at least eight hours overnight on Friday violence shook Turkey's two main cities.
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Froome, realizing that was the case, shook his head when he crossed the line.
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In the summer of 2014, two incidents in particular shook the city of Gaziantep.
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST LIVE ACTION MOVIE LOOKS SO STUNNING I AM SHOOK pic.twitter.
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His name was attached to a sickening scandal,That shook his serene job security.
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The 210 magnitude quake shook Osaka, on Japan's main Honshu Island, around 230 a.m.
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Her long con involving Young-hee shook her in a way few missions have.
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Clinton told reporters as she shook hands with supporters gathered outside the polling location.
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FTC's announcement shook the market, given that the regulator typically doesn't announce pending investigations.
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A Boeing 787 deal with Emirates also shook up the battle for widebody orders.
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Minutes later he stood up and shook hands with members of the armed forces.
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Suddenly the room shook violently, walls cracked, it was quite impossible to stand up.
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I don't know why seeing a Starbucks had me so shook, but it did.
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He shook his head as if in disbelief and shot them a fierce look.
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If someone is "shook," they're shocked, scared, or generally unable to cope with something.
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I shook hands with Gates and a handler who would be tracking the time.
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The most apt comparison is with other parts of Europe that shook off communism.
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Another said the ground shook as if a bomb went off when it hit.
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Yet when they shook hands at the White House, any visible discord was absent.
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Ozumba&aposs attorney, Toby Shook, said there wasn&apost enough evidence for a conviction.
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Like many on social media, seeing the ending of the ad really shook me.
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Yet they cheered for the Lumberjacks anyway, with a fervor that shook the stands.
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"Go easy on me, kid," he said to Harris, as he shook her hand.
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Moon warmly shook hands with her and later held talks with her in Seoul.
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The Hill's Jonathan Easley looks at the last eight days, which shook Trump's Washington.
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Another quake, with a magnitude of 6.2, shook the coast before dawn on Wednesday.
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I shook my head no, but Reva steered me into the brightly lit kitchen.
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But Brakey, who wasn't even 25 years old at the time, shook it off.
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Pisces season was all about your dating life, Scorpio, and it shook things up!
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Three years ago, Tesla shook the car industry with its Model S electric vehicle.
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The epidemic shook America, but was widely perceived as a moral illness—a choice.
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At the event's conclusion, they shook hands – a gesture they avoided at Wednesday's debate.
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When the seller and I signed the paperwork and shook hands, he thanked me.
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Five minutes into our set, I shook my amp too hard and it broke.
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But his opponent overwhelmed him with punches, shook him and landed some heavy hands.
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The event shook Khumalo to her core and made her question her own ambitions.
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Quiroga harrumphed and shook his head: I can give you a declaration of origination.
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I was a bit shook, but after a day or two, it was calm.
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He shook the sand off it before placing it on the front passenger seat.
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With that, we shook hands, and I stepped out into the dream-inducing heat.
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The president shook hands with Chief Justice John Roberts as he entered the court.
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The pair hugged and shook hands with some of the about 70 church-goers.
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When the Palestinian coach, Mohammad Dahman, arrived to retrieve it, he shook Franzel's hand.
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Whenever Loujain spoke about the torture sessions to my parents, her hands shook uncontrollably.
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Two presidents went to the Berlin Wall and shook a fist at Russian tyranny.
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Steve Dickson and Diaz-Balart shook hands before an appropriations hearing on March 11.
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Schlapp, as the event's face, shook hands with hundreds of other people, including Trump.
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"I heard a thunder and then an explosion and the apartment shook," he said.
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Her whole body shook as she typed, which she did furiously, with two fingers.
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This one shook me, because if we can't trust agents, who can we trust?
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"The attack in Salisbury shook us all in the European Union," Mr. Maas, said.
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"The attack in Salisbury shook us all in the European Union," Mr. Maas said.
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Mitchell Moore, 52, Mr. Wunder's business partner and resident kid whisperer, shook his head.
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The actress reportedly said hi to the prosecuting team, smiled and shook their hands.
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This revolt shook the elites, who worked even harder to enforce the color lines.
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Her murder was a "senseless and horrific crime" that shook the community, RCMP Supt.
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The coal boss shook up what had been a two-man Republican primary: Rep.
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Alex asked if there were thugs in the school, but Zavala shook his head.
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As he shook hands with the Obamas, they forced polite but palpably strained smiles.
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When a Sri Lankan journalist asked to speak to him, he shook his head.
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But asked if he would like to grow any taller, Bobroczkyi shook his head.
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Even if the race were shook up substantially, it's hard to see this changing.
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Encouraged to give a definition, she shrugged her shoulders and shook her head slowly.
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He shook hands, sent text messages and took a phone call from a billionaire.
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We swiveled our hips for five minutes, then shook in place for five more.
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He shook hands and chatted with people he knew in the seats behind him.
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APPERSON: The president shook hands with each of us, knew each of our names.
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"That could have been a school or something," he said, and shook his head.
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"Thank you for helping me get free," he said as he shook Ibrahim's hand.
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"After she came home from the hospital, she shook and cried constantly," Riling remembers.
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None of the workers tested positive for the virus, but the allegation shook Congress.
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When I told Soros about my grandfather, he smiled and shook his head knowingly.
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My guide, Abraham Banda of Norman Carr Safaris, shook his head when he heard.
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In 1980, there was a crash in the silver market that shook Wall Street.
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We shook hands, and I walked away with the knowledge of someone else's perspective.
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His wife shook and sobbed, and had to be led out of the courtroom.
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She shook him off, saying they weren't in a relationship and shouldn't hold hands.
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An earthquake measuring 21.5 magnitude also shook Chiba, east of Tokyo, early Saturday evening.
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When they saw that finish, it kind of shook what they were confident in.
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Charles and Pence also shook hands at the conclusion of the vice president's remarks.
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Francis looked graver than Mr. Trump, but he lightened up when he shook Mrs.
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Afterwards, every student — all 75 — lined up and shook my hand or hugged me.
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A few hours later, the ground shook again, waking neighbors but doing little damage.
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A series of small explosions shook a chemical plant northeast of Houston on Aug.
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He shook hands along the road and stopped a few times to hug people.
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Reeling it in, he slowly shook his head: The bin was full of recyclables.
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Mr. Gutierrez shook his head, and motioned toward the field in front of him.
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One evening, he got into a car chase with the cops and shook them.
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He even posed for pics and shook some hands before getting on the plane.
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He thought the bullets were close by because the floor shook with each gunshot.
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He ended his speech, and shook hands with Kumar before returning to the mike.
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Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg shook a dog&aposs face on the campaign trail.
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She shook her head; she didn't think it would get so bad so fast.
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Ellyn Shook, Accenture&aposs chief leadership and human resources officer, sees it differently, however.
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Ariel Weil, the mayor of Paris's 4th arrondissement, appeared and shook Ali Sitayeb's hand.
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He asked Becky if she liked the painter, and she shook her head noncommittally.
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His death shook the food community ... with several chefs reacting publicly to the loss.
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The two men shook hands, and Mr. Maher moved on to his panel discussion.
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The way she dabbed her ears to get the water out shook my resolve.
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Both Castro and Obama smiled as they shook hands before their two-hour meeting.
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He shook his head, the way he would every time I didn't get it.
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Those emails shook up the 2016 presidential race when released by Wikileaks last year.
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The phone shook in his hand as he pointed it at his weeping face.
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Standing next to Jimmy Kimmel, he kissed Nicole Kidman's hand and shook Ryan Gosling's.
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" The two men shook hands, with Trump saying as West departed, "So long, man.
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"All of these things shook up their nice, neat little view," Dr. Etheridge said.
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That night, a few hours after going to bed, Tamir shook Jacob into wakefulness.
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