"We waved at him, and he waved back," he said.
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I saw him, I waved at him, he waved back.
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As it passed, a few passengers waved; we waved back.
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We waved and, you know, he waved back to us.
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They waved and smiled, and I waved and smiled back.
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One waved toward a playground, where a small boy waved back.
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The crowd roared and waved flags as the teenagers accepted their medals and waved.
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"[He] waved and she waved back and we didn't think much of it," Truesdale said.
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Someone waved at me with their real arm and their game arm waved right back.
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It was dark, and I waved to him, and he waved back with a smile.
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I waved at him, and he waved at me: I see you; do you see me?
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I literally just passed by and I waved, and he looked up and waved.
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They waved; she waved back, which meant people did wave to each other in the big city.
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When Emil dropped Poke off, he waved goodbye, and Poke waved back, and he wondered if he'd ever see him again.
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I showed her how the shadows waved back if we waved at them; if we danced, our shadows danced with us.
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West, wearing a helmet, sat in a second A.T.V. The surprised guests waved to the famous family, and the family waved back.
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We waved down six cab drivers and showed them the hotel card, but they all waved their hand no and kept going.
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"She stated the suspect waved at her and she waved back while she made her way to her residence safely," according to the report.
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The Nobel laureate waved as her black car drove slowly past crowds who waved flags, held up pictures of her face and shouted jubilant greetings.
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Like the time he waved to Rudy Giuliani when the then-mayor was sitting in his idling SUV and Giuliani waved back through his open window.
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As he waved his arms and clenched his fists, sections of Santiago Bernabéu Stadium waved white handkerchiefs and called for Real Madrid's president, Florentino Pérez, to resign.
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As he boarded his plane to go home, well wishers waved their hats at him and he genially removed his Minnesota Twins cap and waved back. Mrs.
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A gun being waved in a clip from an action movie, for example, is much different from a gun being waved in a recruiting video from a terrorist organization.
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" I waved, shrugged and said, "I don't read French!
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He also recalled seeing Kraft getting into a chauffeured car at the plaza about two weeks ago, saying he waved to Kraft and the Patriots owner waved back out of the car window.
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He grabbed a magazine and waved it in the air.
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When Angel saw me his face brightened and he waved
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Demonstrators held up pictures of Trump and waved Palestinian flags.
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Protesters chanted, waved flags and played drums as they left.
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Many were clad in pink hats and waved protest signs.
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They waved banners and chanted: "Keep it in the ground".
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She said some looked down and a few waved back.
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People yelled, waved signs, interrupted and booed speakers, including Sen.
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The fans continued cheering, and he then waved to them.
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At nearly every stop, people recognized his truck and waved.
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Listening to the writers' questions, he waved off their worries.
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They cheered, flashed peace signs and waved green Saudi flags.
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Some of the demonstrators waved American, Mexican and rainbow flags.
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Questlove stood up wordlessly, waved casually, and walked off stage.
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Where there are checkpoints, Han Chinese are routinely waved through.
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He waved frantically, and saw figures on deck waving back.
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Many waved Palestinian flags and banners of different political factions.
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I gleefully waved back, as did the other adult volunteers.
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Anarchists waved flags and protested the state and police brutality.
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One of the men waved at her before driving off.
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So she went to the balcony and waved for help.
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The cast waved for photos and walked off the stage.
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Men, women and children waved the V for victory sign.
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I waved at Big Pimpin' but he didn't wave back.
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I watched him park and then I waved at him.
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Some of the offenders called out to Sackler and waved.
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So she waved a hand, by way of an answer.
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Some protesters waved separatist flags while others sported sleeping mats.
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One man entered alone and waved away the offered menu.
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They waved placards with protest slogans directed at the government.
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"I waved at him from the couch," Ms. Perron said.
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Two young women waved Reeves off, saying they didn't vote.
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Ms. Clark heard it, looked over, pointed triumphantly and waved.
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They waved banners and chanted: "keep it in the ground".
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Many waved Algeria's white, green and red crescent moon flag.
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Mr. Bon Jovi, a silhouette in black, waved to reporters.
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She landed two hard right hands, and waved Fontijn in.
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Some protesters waved separatist flags while others sported sleeping mats.
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A black flag waved from one of their pickup trucks.
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But with five laps to go, the caution flag waved.
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Neighbors waved as they passed one another on the street.
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The bout was waved off before round four could start.
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He wore a team shirt and waved the country's flag.
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Dogs are having their tresses colored, straightened, curled and waved.
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But the waved exterior isn't just decorative, Ms. Gang said.
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Nearby, hundreds of labor activists rallied and waved #MeToo signs.
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The ref looked into Rittidet's eyes and waved his hand.
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I waved him goodbye and disappeared among the crowded shelves.
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"People on the ground waved to us," Mr. Cole remembered.
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Sanders stepped away from the podium and waved her off.
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Or … but Mr. Boutros waved off those concerns as well.
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Swerdin's hands, they waved their arms up and down together.
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Some supporters waved the green leaf on the Padanian flag.
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Cole waved to him when he got to his feet.
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Every time I tried to turn, they waved me away.
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He waved to the crowd as he left the ice.
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"I was pretty stupid and I waved at him," Mrs.
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The Marine sentry at the Navy Yard waved me through.
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About a block away, we both turned around and waved.
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Then he stood up and waved us through the border.
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Helen appeared in the window and waved, but didn't linger.
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The vendor waved, but not because he liked the tip.
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He smiled and waved at her Monday in the courtroom.
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"I'm so sorry," Graholm said as Santorum waved her off.
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He waved the sandals, insisting that I take them anyway.
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He occasionally waved to his family while entering the courtroom.
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He pitched backward and waved his arms wildly for balance.
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One teacher waved a large American flag, others held bullhorns.
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" One woman waved a sign proclaiming, "I'm feeling the Bern.
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She smiled, then waved her hand to brush it off.
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Vendors waved handheld metal detectors and displayed 215D surveillance cameras.
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They waved pride flags and held signs advocating acceptance and diversity.
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David never 'waved' his guns at anyone since they've met him.
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Lightstick A fancy flashlight that's waved around at K-pop concerts.
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The protesters waved rubber ducks and hung old shoes from trees.
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She waved at me from across a gray slab of table.
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As expected, that basket was waved off and Saint Joe's won.
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We were quiet at the roadblock, and they waved us through.
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The fans continued cheering, however, and he then waved to them.
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The yellow flag waved for Corey LaJoie, right after their stops.
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In a corresponding move, the Jets waved offensive lineman Tyler Jones.
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Kate turned and waved to the crowd before walking in. pic.twitter.
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It was better when they just glanced and waved us through.
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But I wanted to keep walking, so I waved them off.
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Too many statutory instruments are waved through unscrutinised or even unread.
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After the six-minute set, Carson waved her over to talk.
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Many of them waved white flags to show they were civilians.
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In all, the caution flag waved 16 times in the race.
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Robert Byrd waved off the fight and a star was born.
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His wife, however, waved away his offer to sample the treat.
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SOLOMON: No. He waved them off in a hard way. Yes.
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Protesters wore black and waved black flags to honor the dead.
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Chris was watching Sam; seeing her turn, he waved at her.
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He waved to the crowd as "Born in the U.S.A." played.
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The goal was immediately waved off, followed by a replay review.
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He loves gay Americans and he waved the rainbow pride flag.
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Steyer waved away pessimism about the environment on the whole, however.
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I raised my hand and waved it to ask a question.
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Partygoers sported patriotic painted faces and waved Golden Jubilee-themed flags.
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We waved and cheered and gave each other the thumbs-up.
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She happily waved to the crowd while waiting for her cue.
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Neighbors seldom saw him, and when they did, he rarely waved.
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In the dining room, Hassan spotted Hina and waved to her.
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Its challenges are delineated; its society-level implications are waved away.
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Sometimes people with their dogs and fishing poles waved at us.
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Those loyal to Mr. Sanders waved fists with thumbs turned down.
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Clinton waved at Mr. Clinton, and he blew her a kiss.
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When I waved at them they would smile and wave back.
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Not a hair out of place (but some hair nicely waved).
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Catt, The Times reported, "waved the suggestion aside with a smile."
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Grey Worm and Missandei knew it, but he waved them off.
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He waved his right to an attorney, according to the affidavit.
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Then Hirschbeck smiled and waved him in to the mound confab.
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Then I waved my camera, playing with them and snapping pictures.
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The fight was then waved off, and Powell had clearly won.
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One of the kids recognized Thurmond from his school and waved.
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Officials waved away any concerns about Israel's elections, the official said.
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Some travelers waved papers, hoping to get the officials&apos attention.
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Cleveland waved the white flag and emptied its bench after that.
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A doorman outside waved hello to guests as they walked through.
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And he waved me into his office, and I went in.
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She beamed and waved at the cameras before boarding the shuttle.
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They sang the Cuban national anthem and waved the Cuban flag.
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At second base, he waved his arms and smacked his waist.
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I waved to him, and he followed me into the woods.
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In one of the more harrowing episodes, a man waved a .
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Some cried as they waved to the children and blew kisses.
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Children waved at her out the window, excitedly yelling her name.
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Trump waved them away, saying they wouldn't impact trade with China.
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They brought homemade signs, waved flags and screamed for every shot.
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A trans woman waved a banner that read "Women For Trump".
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Wright waved to the Marlins, who cheered him from their dugout.
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But the convention waved off that possibility with a proof text.
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Beaming, he waved a hand at the butchers behind the counter.
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Hornacek playfully waved several sheets from his playbook in our faces.
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Others waved their hands in the air, eager to make observations.
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He turned his back and waved as she took a picture.
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He brought his twins, we smiled and waved across the room.
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We smiled and waved goodbye, and headed out to the highway.
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I waved to the kid and got a tentative wave back.
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University undergraduates held a strike, waved flags and chanted protest slogans.
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University undergraduates held a strike, waved flags and chanted protest slogans.
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Al-Saadi's face has been seen on placards waved by protesters.
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She waved away questions about her motivations for embracing feminist themes.
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Johnson smiled and waved to the fans as the timeout ended.
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I waved at the mirror and like the Hindu goddess Durga.
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Nelson and Cobb immediately waved the training staff onto the field.
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Thirty-five minutes later, I waved goodbye to the speckled man.
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Some wept, sank to their knees, waved wands of smoking sage.
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Protesters waved United States flags as they marched through the streets.
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" Outside, about 100 protesters waved signs and shouted "Love Trumps Hate.
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Some waved "Trump" flags and wore "Make America Great Again" hats.
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And just behind her I saw Otha, who waved and smiled.
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Other police officers smiled, talked, and waved at protesters and journalists.
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A group of young girls waved Canadian flags, while joggers paused .
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Some squad members immediately averted their gaze as he smiled and waved.
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The actress smiled and waved at Momoa's phone as she saw Bonet.
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It even waved goodbye to me when we shut down the car.
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After a review, the referees agreed, and the goal was waved off.
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They also waved flags in the direction of the luxury high-rise.
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I had classmates whose pick-up trucks proudly waved the Confederate flag.
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Everyone waved small versions of that same flag, the unfamiliar colors flickering.
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"I don't know who Little Jon is," Trump waved off the question.
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A flag bearing the image of Imam Ali waved in the breeze.
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The yellow waved again on lap 2162 for D.J. Kennington's blown engine.
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She said that the clown had waved at her but not spoken.
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Mechanics at Kisekka market, an unruly hub for spare parts, waved dutifully.
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Hundreds of FSLN flags waved in a froth of black and red.
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"Straightened, waved, clipped to one side or even tied up," she says.
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A compliant supreme court, stuffed with pro-government cronies, waved it through.
|
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Meanwhile Olness uncapped the rose perfume and waved it around the room.
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Soon, I waved a rainbow flag at my very first pride parade.
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From one balcony, a boy with a runny nose waved to another.
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Residents and visitors smiled, waved and took photos as we passed by.
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"See you next time," I waved to the woman in the dashiki.
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They waved Venezuela's flag, chanted slogans and set off fireworks to celebrate.
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Guk waved as he opened the trunk and took out a crate.
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People yelled anti-Rosselló chants, waved Puerto Rican flags and blasted music.
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I waved my cookie in the air, and they all came over.
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He waved his hand, as if trying to push the memory away.
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Medical workers in white coats waved banners reading "Less talk, more resources".
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It's not like a magic wand is waved and it becomes thus.
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Standing on first base, Ortiz waved for the crowd to get loud.
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They turned around and waved to those still on the Mexican side.
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One was waved off after taking fire and returned to its base.
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Many of those attending waved the regional flag and carried protest signs.
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Bush's cabinet and agency appointees were routinely waved through on voice votes.
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He waved the flag because his family was under attack, he says.
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Clinton waved toward another guest in a rainbow one-piece bathing suit.
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The second time, I saw her, she waved, and I went over.
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After a review, the goal was waved off because of goaltender interference.
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" Gunvalson then waved the white flag at Dodd, telling her, "I surrender!
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He waved his players up the court like a third-base coach.
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Drummond's tap-in on the miss was waved off for offensive goaltending.
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Officials said he waved a 13-inch knife at officers in Boston.
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He waved the mercury sensor over the desk from time to time.
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The 3D astronaut who moved about and waved at me was eerie.
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The Federal Trade Commission waved through the Whole Foods deal in August.
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One boy dressed as a Cuban soldier and waved a pellet gun.
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"This is not some procedural vote to be waved away," Maloney said.
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Fans, including the soccer great Diego Maradona, chanted and waved Argentine flags.
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Many held pictures of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and waved national flags.
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I put on the emergency lights and waved my hands at drivers.
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" Others waved signs that read, "Water is life" and, "Respect the Earth.
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When refugees began pouring into the country, he essentially waved them through.
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The sailors waved in overhead arcs at the people on the beach.
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The armed men waved for the migrants to stop then opened fire.
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I visualized the best-case scenario, in which they waved us onward.
|
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When Dwight turned around to face the room, Matt waved at him.
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So the bout continued for eleven minutes until it was waved off.
|
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He waved me into a back room and he was not smiling.
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I waved him off — there was no sign of an arterial bleed.
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He waved his hand, out of concert with what he was saying.
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Boone waved off a suggestion that the deficit might be getting alarming.
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I told him "I'm in the doubles," and he waved me on.
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Then, the numbers were so great, the migrants were effectively waved through.
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Euro-bunting with all the flags of the continent waved around Holyrood.
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AMSTERDAM — William Kentridge stood at a podium and waved a hand authoritatively.
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He frantically waved to the culprit, Ilkay Gündogan, to grab his attention.
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During Monday's protests some women waved white scarves, the symbol of Mrs.
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He smiled and waved before breezing into the theater with his entourage.
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"Really special person," Mr. O'Rourke said, as Ms. Jones stood and waved.
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Without a moment's hesitation, she waved the flag, high over her head.
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Up in the stands, Juli Arndt waved a "Women for Trump" sign.
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People smiled and waved, encouraging me to get closer to the action.
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Bad and wrong confessions are routinely waved into court behind true ones.
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He waved off the notion that Germany might go the same way.
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She wanted to go over to him, but Caulder waved her away.
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The skaters waved jubilantly to the crowd before and after Wednesday's routine.
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Teachers from their old middle and elementary schools waved signs of support.
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But when I asked him to elaborate, he waved off the question.
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In his living room, Mr. Winner waved a sunburned arm in disgust.
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When Benito Calanni rode up on his old Peugeot bicycle, he waved.
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Passing cars honked their horns and waved Peruvian flags from their windows.
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Some hid behind curtains; others waved at the collection of camera phones.
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The President then smiled and waved as he walked off the field.
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A big American flag waved while attendees took in the solemn moment.
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The chequered flag was waved a lap early by model Winnie Harlow.
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"I waved to him and I got a wave back," he said.
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" They waved white placards that read, in rainbow-colored letters, "Love Wins.
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Protesters outside the exhibition waved banners saying Japan does not need casinos.
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But before the snap, Brady first waved at Edelman to move closer.
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Even the players have security wands waved over them at a checkpoint.
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Along the way, people welcomed us by car horns, or simply waved.
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Days earlier, Mendoza waved tryouts over and asked: What is your goal?
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Some shouted, "Gang of gangsters!" and many waved or wore Algerian flags.
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They waved banners calling for the leftist leader's resignation and Lula's arrest.
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I waved my hand in front of him to get his attention.
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After shaking her opponent's hand, she twice waved to the crowd, pirouetting.
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Cornyn waved, and the elevator doors shut closed on him. Sen. Sen.
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The president unfurled a Texas flag and waved it into the air.
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From one balcony a boy with a runny nose waved to another.
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Many wore Dominican jerseys and caps, waved flags and banged small drums.
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She frowned, waved him in, and hurried to get off the phone.
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He immediately collapsed to the ground, and the umpire waved for help.
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But Biden waved him away and let the man keep the mic.
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Above, a fan waved a Russian flag at the 26 Winter Games.
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Protesters shouted phrases like "Out with Chavarry" as they waved Peruvian flags.
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Across the gulf of 100 years, they waved at each other. Hiya!
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The flight attendants waved their arms theatrically and pointed to the exits.
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Corralled inside police barricades, the crowd waved Israeli and Trump 2020 flags.
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They stood up and waved their hands and now they're potential targets.
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I smiled and waved before proceeding to walk into the dining hall.
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Some waved and yelled greetings in English and Spanish to visiting reporters.
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Gun rights hardliners have typically waved away the need for more research.
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The referee waved the fight off and Wineland had won by TKO.
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Trump, the first U.S. president to watch sumo in the sport's homeland, waved to the audience as he entered the hallowed Kokugikan and then saluted them with applause as they waved and raised their phones to take photos.
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At some point on her ride, Joughin "actually rode by a house on County Road 6 and the family was out and they had young children so she waved to them and they waved to her," Vaculik says.
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Several defendants waved, winked and smiled at people they knew in the gallery.
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He waved all the rockers, jazzers and pop stars back on the stage.
|
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Bill Cosby waved to onlookers before arriving in court shortly after 1 p.m.
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Almost within arm's reach, they waved and made small talk—all except one.
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Other attendees waved signs that said "Black & Brown Trans Lives Matter" and #JusticeForLayleen.
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It cannot be simply waved away by saying there are differences of opinion.
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A flag is waved by a pro-EU demonstrator outside Parliament in London.
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They popped champagne, clanged pots, cheered and waved the Cuban flag in jubilation.
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As the ship pulled away, thousands waved from the shore, cheering au revoir.
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We smiled and waved, like 53- and 27-year-old prom queens, respectively.
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We told him we'd like to treat, and he just waved us off.
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Hunter waved off the second medevac helicopter because the fire was too intense.
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He waved away a Washington Post story held up on a reporter's phone.
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She was in town making an appearance and her security waved me through.
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He smiled and waved at his defense attorney Kelley Henry before being electrocuted.
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Macri, at the time the mayor of Buenos Aires, waved off the campaign.
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She waved to the camera and her name was displayed on the jumbotron.
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I too was overwhelmed and vehemently waved my sign at the New Yorkers.
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She waved them away, indicating that she knew what I was going for.
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Protesters waved Palestinian flags and held banners demanding Britain rectify its "historical sin".
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Cox waved her right to enter a plea, according to the court official.
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I waved my arm, and the back of my knuckles hit the refrigerator.
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So, he waved his arm around in the hope that it would disappear.
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The prince waved from the ground as their maroon-colored aircraft lifted off.
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Other Saudi women were similarly draped in Saudi flags or enthusiastically waved them.
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The two stopped and waved to the crowd as they entered the chapel.
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In that moment, I waved goodbye to this future boyfriend I'd never have.
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The members exchanged hugs and waved to a cheering crowd on Wednesday night.
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A security guard stopped Stanton and waved a metal-detecting wand around him.
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I waved to the closest one, a girl named Mandy, who smiled back.
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At one point, there was a potential penalty, which van Boekel waved off.
|
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We waved our wooden swords at each other until it got dark outside.
|
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The elder Bush did not speak but smiled and waved to the crowd.
|
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At various points, Mr. Trump waved and pointed at followers near his seats.
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In sweltering heat, demonstrators waved signs praising Jesus for delivering them from addiction.
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He, covered his face, waved them away, and kept walking to the clubhouse.
|
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I waved my thanks and got off the train before the doors shut.
|
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CPAC workers quickly began to collect the flags after they were being waved.
|
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The app's official Twitter feed waved at the best-selling author in response.
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When he saw me, he waved as if he'd been waiting for me.
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In the interview, Buffett "waved off" the idea of paying a shareholder dividend.
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One sweaty summer evening, the smiling man waved at the doorman and paused.
|
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Haley waved enthusiastically back as she boarded her UN helicopter back to base.
|
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But Lowry waved Ujiri onto the court, and gave him a heartfelt embrace.
|
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As I started taking pics, an employee inside smiled and waved at me.
|
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Photograph by Mauricio Lima for The New Yorker Guerra waved toward the jungle.
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With 28 laps to go, the caution flag waved for the seventh time.
|
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He waved off Mr. Romney's attacks, too, dismissing him as just another loser.
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She lowered the power window of the passenger seat and waved to me.
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Home plate umpire Jeff Nelson quickly waved to the Pirates' bench for assistance.
|
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Day waved him away and climbed the last few steps to her door.
|
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Some Giants hitters waved feebly, others violently, and no one really touched him.
|
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Instead, Sisi supporters waved huge Egyptian flags and handed flowers to security forces.
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He waved incense over my head and blasted Gregorian chants from the boombox.
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But he waved off the idea that democratic socialism is on the march.
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Motti picked up a large branch and waved it, and the dogs retreated.
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The family waved and blew kisses as the lights flicked on and off.
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One woman shook her head and waved a hand when offered a copy.
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The ref waved off the fight at 1:27 of the second round.
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The fans also gave him an ovation, and Machado waved from home plate.
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He waved a big cigar to show how easy it would all be.
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After the sentencing, Mr. Peralta turned and waved at his family and friends.
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With rare exception, the courts have waved a green flag at police surveillance.
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While we talked, a man carrying two gleaming swordfish walked by and waved.
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The supporters waved blue and white flags that showed an undivided Korean Peninsula.
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"I'm coming out," Ms. Guadagno sang along, one arm waved above her head.
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Some people even waved the bloc's flag, with its circle of golden stars.
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Hall waved away this possibility when I raised it with him over dinner.
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Michael waved from beyond the scrum; the girls spotted him and came over.
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Some waved Czech and EU flags and carried slogans including "Down with Babis".
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He waved his hands a little as he described the look he wanted.
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Through Windsor and on the video screens, they waved at the nameless hordes.
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" They waved signs that said, "Don't ban my vape," and "Freedom to Vape.
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"It's going to rain," the front-desk woman said as she waved goodbye.
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She waved her hand dismissively, insisting that simply wasn't a thing in China.
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Patients waved at the staff at the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University.
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It has been waved by gay rights supporters in China fighting for equality.
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They waved Palestinian flags and held aloft posters of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
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A mist, on the verge of freezing into snow, waved under stressful crosscurrents.
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She said Jewish people "waved bags of money" in order to buy property.
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An American flag was set on fire, while other people waved Mexican flags.
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I tried smiling and waving, but they neither waved back nor looked away.
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John waved and hollered "Hello!" just before the next wave pulled him under.
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A Quran in one hand, he waved with the other to the crowd.
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Government fighters waved rifles and held aloft pictures of Assad as they celebrated.
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In his chair, Cohen waved away any sense of what might follow death.
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I felt provoked, but I waved him off and continued on my way.
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When Efimova waved her finger after finishing first in her semifinal, the universal symbol for being #1, American Lilly King threw it right back at her: she waved her own finger in a mocking fashion, obviously calling out Efimova's bold move.
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She once saw a woman she recognized in the Los Angeles airport and waved.
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She told authorities she thought she had been waved out to cross the road.
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The Capitals hopped over the bench to embrace Ovechkin, who waved to the fans.
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" Some waved Israeli flags and homemade signs that read, "Today: Azaria Tomorrow: Your son.
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Abrams was devastated, but Nimoy waved him off and insisted they keep on shooting.
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Rotondo waved to journalists as he loaded his creaky station wagon with his belongings.
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She waved away thoughts of Serial, which she'd heard of but hadn't listened to.
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Parents watched and waved from behind a glass barrier, their faces vivid with emotion.
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She said the clown waved at her, but did not approach her or speak.
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Some people fled to rooftops and balconies and waved furiously at hovering rescue helicopters.
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She was always friendly and waved, but I never talked to her at length.
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As the results were read, lawmakers yelled and waved a mix of colorful signs.
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Some demonstrators waved the Catalan flag at a protest in Hong Kong on Sunday.
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It was Alex who recognized him and waved, photographer Sana Belgot told the CBC.
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Protesters, some of whom waved Mexican flags, shouted "F--- Trump" and immigration-focused slogans.
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"He smiled and waved as if he had friends in the audience," she says.
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The only things really being waved above the crowd were phones recording live video.
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Amash waved away the criticism and said he plans on running as an independent.
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Side-by-side with the minivan, Rankin waved at it while her husband honked.
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The film waved away their absence by claiming they were all under house arrest.
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Satisfied that the man's answer proved he was Mexican, the agent waved him through.
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The president hand-waved away their disagreement on climate change with a subtle rebuke.
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At the end, he lightly applauded from the balcony, then waved to the crowd.
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Charlotte smiled and waved enthusiastically to the cameras as she made her way in.
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She waved off weighing in saying it was "inside baseball" and a constitutional issue.
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She waved off weighing in, saying it was "inside baseball" and a constitutional issue.
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So, in no time, my uncles and aunts, every one,all waved me goodbye.
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They'd just driven past an abortion clinic, where protesters screamed and waved signs outside.
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Hundreds waved flags as they danced and cheered the Syrian army and affiliated militias.
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Abbas waved to reporters and walked unaided to his car but did not speak.
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Hickey waved to her there, right before she went to pick up a friend.
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He wrapped his tiny fingers around the flags and waved them in the air.
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John Paul found one of his American flags and waved it in the air.
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Rather than grin or join in, he waved his hands to quiet them down.
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Bil stood at the head of the table and waved all this chatter away.
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He pointed at Khuzhir, a faint blur far away, waved goodbye and drove home.
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The crew members hopped out to interview passersby, but they were repeatedly waved off.
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He waved a Quebec flag as fireworks and confetti rained down from the sky.
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At the security checkpoint, an officer reviewed Henok's documents and then waved him on.
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Traoré waved her arms, theatrically warding them off and backing away as Hyjazi pointed.
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Residents cheered and waved flowers as the team paraded through the streets of Pyongyang.
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He waved hello to another parent from school he saw eating at the bar.
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Wilson said that when police were called they essentially waved off the racist gesture.
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Some waved the bat in front of their bodies, thereby disrupting the pitcher's aim.
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"I have not heard yet of a case of (fees) being waved," he said.
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One recent Saturday night, two drunk men sitting in a park waved Skinner over.
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She looked up but didn't get up and instead waved them to the bar.
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Thousands waved American flags and marched in front of the US consulate on Sunday.
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They held banners reading "Macedonia is Greek", "Respect our history" and waved Greek flags.
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As I waved my hand to show how eager I was, Mr. Taylor clarified.
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Reynolds reportedly waved off roles as James Bond and "Star Wars" character Han Solo.
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Earlier this month, the model channeled Marilyn Monroe, sporting a blonde, finger-waved bob.
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First they waved bananas, signifying their belief that they live in a banana republic.
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When she reached her chair, she touched her heart and waved to the crowd.
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She waved with her right hand, while her left held her sunhat in place.
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Beyoncé immediately smiled, waved, and mouthed, "I love you," while dancing around the stage.
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"We were just getting really waved and making music," he says over the phone.
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As he rounded the bases, Pederson screamed, waved his arms and hit his chest.
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Throughout most of this pain and bloodshed, some version of the flag has waved.
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Williams charged the line judge and waved her racket and ball in her face.
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As he charged the mound, Kelly waved, signaling for Austin to come get him.
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Holding the door open, I waved them inside and then slammed the door shut.
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A woman I work closely with waved to me, silently, while on the phone.
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One man waved a gun at a vehicle and the emergency backup driver inside.
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A headscarfed woman in the boat waved her forefinger, a baby on board wailed.
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I couldn't understand a word but they waved their arms wildly and spoke expressively.
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Along with Israeli flags, they waved black flags to symbolize the death of democracy.
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When it came time for the sign of peace, we waved to each other.
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The officer waved him through, but the existence of an unauthorized immigrant is precarious.
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He waved over several fellow technicians, who clustered around Pierre and fussed over him.
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You're like" — he waved his hand dismissively — " 'Ah, I'm sure it'll be fine later.
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"I just had a meeting with a group from Ireland — I waved to them."
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I waved both hands, the door opened and I showed the driver the ticket.
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The wives waved goodbye, then stepped out into the blazing sun arm in arm.
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Another yellow caution flag was waved when Marco Andretti's car lost a wing section.
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I waved the toy around a couple of times then offered it to him.
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Some of the protesters waved flags with messages of support for President Donald Trump.
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The official then waved off any concerns about Mr. Fitzpatrick's allegiance to the president.
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A technician picked up a small black component and waved it in the air.
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"It began as soon as the Soviet officer waved his white handkerchief," says Malinowski.
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He waved off any suggestions that his eight decades were catching up to him.
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The Flickr community was drawn to this photo of a waved arrangement of trees.
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The fans feverishly waved white towels with the words "All In" emblazoned in red.
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He waved to us, asked how we were, and looked into the back seat.
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Whatever the impetus, I shouted and waved at a friend ahead — who didn't exist.
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A crowd gathered outside the hospital and people watched and waved from their windows.
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The fans waved flashlights and cellphones over their heads for the young patients inside.
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After the fight, Santillán raised his arms in victory and waved to the crowd.
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Ms. da Silva waved a rattle before João Lucas, but he did not respond.
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It was still snowing in the morning when we were waved out of Aleppo.
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The queen waved to the crowd, and then hesitated before getting into her car.
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The men, who are friends but were traveling separately, spotted each other and waved.
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Some spectators have brought miniature shovels to the course and waved them at Reed.
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I waved at them, and they took it as encouragement to sit with me.
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Typically, the border was sealed, but soldiers from the neighboring country waved him through.
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" Others waved signs bearing slogans including "Mexico isn't yours" and "You're not Robin Hood.
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On the first loop, she didn't say anything—just waved and went on running.
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The referee initially waved off the goal, but it was allowed after a review.
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I smiled at my patient and waved to her, and she mirrored my greeting.
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I smiled at my patient and waved to her, and she mirrored my greeting.
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The radiology tech waved me into his cozy dark room filled with bright screens.
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Above, Mr. Putin, in car, waved goodbye to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.
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Inside parliament hundreds of protesters danced, waved Iraqi flags and chanted pro-Sadr slogans.
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Attendees waved small Afghan flags as they sang a song celebrating the country's women.
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Kim waved to the crowd before leaving but did not make any public remarks.
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As we hustled into the back of the cab, I waved in his direction.
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At this week's open workouts he smiled and waved to his now adoring public.
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In favor: Next week after the Cup-winning goal gets waved off, I promise.
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The woman waved back, they smiled at each other, and Liz went through airport security.
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Placards proclaiming "African-Americans for Hillary" and "Women for Hillary" were waved back and forth.
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On his way to the dugout, he also stopped and waved goodbye one last time.
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After the final whistle, many fans waved white handkerchiefs to show their displeasure with him.
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The ten athletes, all from war-torn countries, waved a flag bearing the Olympic rings.
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The ten athletes, all from war-torn countries, waved a flag bearing the Olympic rings.
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I waved my flag and clapped my hands to her spoken words of complete truth.
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After the turn of the century, UBS, RBS, Barclays and others also waved their chequebooks.
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I waved to my fans from my throne as I read from a MENSA magazine.
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She waved off one of his top aides, insisting that she only deals with Trump.
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Alex waved at the star and he made his way over to congratulate the pair.
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It needs human intervention if, say, a foul is called and a basket waved off.
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But upon replay, the goal was waved off because Clutterbuck's stick was above the crossbar.
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In the stands, Bolt's mother, Jennifer Bolt, waved her hands in the air and screamed.
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The yellow flag waved twice in the first 2158 laps, both times for engine issues.
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He waved his hands in the other men's faces and they gave him wide berth.
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"Literally we waved hi and by to each other," she recalls of those hand offs.
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"We waved hi to him ... and then he started walking over to us," Monaco said.
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When he took mount, he battered Nguyen with elbows until Herb Dean waved him off.
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A bearded man holding a Nerf gun waved enthusiastically at me from the architecture floor.
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Paris St.-Germain 2, Chelsea 1 PARIS — Zlatan Ibrahimovic waved his hands in the air.
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As Jorge jumped, he waved to horrified workers building what would become a Hyatt hotel.
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Kelly, extracted next, waved his hand energetically and smiled before beginning a satellite telephone conversation.
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The officer drove by the cars when Wysynski waved at him, according to the complaint.
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It was the biggest applause line of his speech - delegates cheered, clapped and waved signs.
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Protesters also waved South Korean and U.S. flags while singing the South Korean national anthem.
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Hours after Turner's release, protesters chanted and waved signs outside the Santa Clara County jail.
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For years shareholders have waved through a company's choice of auditor at annual general meetings.
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You can also call your card issuer and ask for the fee to be waved.
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A few laps after Hamlin pitted under green, the yellow flag waved again for debris.
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Hundreds gathered in the street chanted religious slogans and waved Iraqi and Shiite militia flags.
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Crowds at the rally in Moscow roared "down with the tzar!" and waved Russian flags.
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"I leaned out the window and waved a white shirt out the window," Moore says.
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Chris Christie, is a potential option, though sources close to Christie waved off the idea.
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Older couples relying on robots for social stability fought back, waved placards in our defense.
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" His habitual joking at their expense is waved away as "the humor of the time.
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And, yes, some slips are genuine mistakes and can be waved away as petty irritations.
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Philip waved to the crowds as he arrived at Windsor Great Park in Egham, Berkshire.
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Khan waved his pocket copy of the Constitution and fiercely denounced Trump's rhetoric about Muslims.
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" Sentence of the day: "People on each side of the wall waved to each other.
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Many were decked out in his 2016 campaign gear or waved "IA loves Bernie" signs.
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He waved at worshippers and stopped momentarily to bless a group of children in costume.
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" In defiance of her overlords, she waved to the trays of chicken, saying, "Sup-riiiiiise!
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During the rally in Ohio, Trump stopped speaking and waved his hand at the mosquito.
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Black and brown people have to deal with guns being waved in our faces constantly.
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Your vodka-breathed and bleary-eyed correspondent still expects to be waved through the gate.
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A few weeks later in Lagos, dozens of fans waved banners and cheered in support.
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Taxi drivers waved down the few shocked passengers trickling out of the bomb-scarred building.
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The 1-year-old royal waved throughout the celebration to the delight of his mom.
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Pinson said hello to each of his teammates and then waved as he walked offstage.
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Demonstrators waved Palestinian and Turkish flags, as well as banners proclaiming solidarity with the Palestinians.
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The goal was immediately waved off, and a video review upheld the on-ice call.
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Following his remarks the family stood on the balcony and waved at the massed crowd.
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She waved to onlookers and posed for pictures with a little girl on the sidewalk.
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Willa picked up a stick, which she waved around, either as baton or as foil.
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Other parents waved and wept as their sons signaled "I love you" from the beds.
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Some people smiled and waved, evidently assuming that we were there in support of Ortega.
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However, if the driver clocks more than 65 rides per week, that fee is waved.
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Crowds at the rally in Moscow roared "down with the tsar!" and waved Russian flags.
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An American flag, hoisted into the breeze by two fire engines, waved over the procession.
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Blac Chyna was there, and we're told they waved at each other ... but that's it.
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Then he took the wand, which resembled a metal detector, and waved it over Moore.
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Jim McLaughlin, a Republican pollster, waved off the Quinnipiac poll as overly tilted toward Democrats.
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And he basically waved and said: Go talk to Rudy, he knows all about Ukraine.
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"She went inside, turned around and waved at me and shut the door," Atkinson said.
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Pledged to silence, the two actors waved when they spied each other in the refectory.
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People on the side of the road waved red-and-orange Catalan flags and cheered.
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Even passers-by snapped Instagram photos and waved their hands to join in the celebration.
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Off in a corner, the couple's 1-year-old daughter, Stormi, waved fistfuls of flowers.
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She waved to the dogs in each berth as she heard stories of their rescues.
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At one point they saw a Border Patrol boat passing below them and waved enthusiastically.
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He spotted his wife, Sarah, and the couple's 207-year-old son, Nathan, and waved.
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As he walked me across Lafayette Avenue and down Fulton, cars honked and strangers waved.
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When the pair took the ice to warm up, the cheerleaders waved North Korean flags.
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These results cannot be waved off as just another populist revolt against elites and experts.
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He waved at a staffer to move along before abandoning one of his talking points.
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I precipitated a minor uproar by refusing to sign but was eventually waved in nonetheless.
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He waved his hand at the crowded square, shrugging off the very idea of Brussels.
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A beaming Moreno waved from a rose-adorned antique car with her two adult grandsons.
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The song "God Bless the USA" played as he waved to those in the crowd.
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One evening, I was out for a run when an Amish neighbor waved me over.
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The president waved at him to close the door, saying he would be done shortly.
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He ended by holding down several keys, then he walked to the balustrade and waved.
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Officials determined the sequence took longer than the time remaining and waved off the basket.
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Fans waved flags and broke into chants without being prompted by commands on the scoreboard.
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Mr. Shields waved to his friends as his bed was wheeled out of the solarium.
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Drivers honked their car horns as people of all ages waved flags through the streets.
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But Mr. Kerry waved away questions about politics when asked about the president on Thursday.
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In another village, dozens of young men rode motorcycles as some waved posters of Assad.
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Activists waved flags and danced to songs including the Bee Gees 1977 classic Stayin' Alive.
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The flags of both countries fluttered from lamp posts, while some waved giant Eritrean flags.
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As he exited the courtroom, he turned back to the jury, waved, and then left.
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They waved U.S. and British flags and burned Chinese flags, according to The Associated Press.
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He unfolded it and waved it in the air briefly, allowing me a fleeting glimpse.
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In her last city, she smiled or waved when she saw strangers looking at her.
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The North Korean athletes waved their own flag alongside South Korean athletes and their flag.
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A few of the people in the cars waved to reporters, in an apparent goodbye.
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They waved back the locals who plied the road taking their farm goods to market.
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Every kid we passed knew him and either waved or stopped to speak to him.
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But upon replay, the goal was waved off because Clutterbuck's stick was above the crossbar.
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Thick strands of fountain water waved like boiling pasta, and the air was steaming hot.
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Two people were arrested after they waved rainbow flags during a rock concert, he said.
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Mr. Gianaris waved off the idea that the Amazon controversy had helped his political profile.
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Some stopped mid-way and waved white cloths in the direction of the Israeli lines.
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Mr. Odiase waved off reporters as he left court and climbed into a friend's car.
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He waved away my questions about an insurance claim; his work took precedence, he said.
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Ms. Warren, in sunglasses and a baseball cap, and Summit, in sunglasses and braids, waved.
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About 450 hooligans wearing black shirts arrived in the square this afternoon & waved banners & flares ????????
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When the man waved us over, we stopped being a vanilla couple and became swingers.
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Spectators were more divided: While some carried the unity flags, many waved South Korean flags.
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Some waved to the camera and said the factions had stopped them from going out.
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Many people held banners, waved Turkish flags and wore t-shirts emblazoned with the word "Justice".
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He remained a lap down, pitting like the lead lap cars when the yellow flag waved.
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They waved flags that read "Hail to the Thief" as Bush's limo drove by the crowd.
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The displaced waved white flags at the Israeli soldiers before they turned back, according to activists.
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He was given a video tribute during a first-period break and waved to the crowd.
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People could move about; fans blasted noise-makers, waved flags, and purchased snacks at concession stands.
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As the aircraft came into view, Googlers turned in their direction, cheered and waved their signs.
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A woman had waved down police, saying her son had shot at her car, he said.
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She sang to me, we did some deep breathing, and she waved goodbye with her feet.
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Music blared from speakers and people waved party flags before Ramaphosa and other officials addressed them.
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When Barack Obama gave his acceptance speech in November 2008 in Chicago, his supporters waved flags.
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Many also waved Puerto Rican flags and danced as they made their way down Fifth Avenue.
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Temporarily, in the name of Christmas, it seems like a white flag has been waved. 6.
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As supporters waved French tricolore flags, a thumping bass beat accompanied their champion onto the stage.
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Shouting "No to Bensalah", the students waved Algerian flags as hundreds of riot police stood by.
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The officers who usually waved him through had been replaced by Special Weapons and Tactics police.
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The safety operator struck the shuttle window, waved his hands, and yelled "stop," to no avail.
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The duo waved goodbye to locals as they prepared for the final stretch of their tour.
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Hartig even tried on his own set of nails, then waved his hand in the air.
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A group of boys was lined up next to it; they smiled and waved to reporters.
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So then I got done and I beat her time so I waved my finger again.
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Kids slung around their parents' shoulders waved signs sporting Shepard Fairey illustrations and quoting Malala Yousafzai.
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Wearing a burgundy jumpsuit, Hasson entered the courtroom and smiled and waved at his wife, Shannon.
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Over the weekend, the company waved a white flag and halted production of the phone altogether.
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She waved to a small crowd of supporters as she was escorted into a prison truck.
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Sanders waved to colleagues and was met with loud applause before leaving, according to The Hill.
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The crowd waved signs denouncing Maduro as a "cancer" and celebrated the arrival of the convoy.
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But the goal was waved off for a high stick, and video review upheld the call.
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The two held hands and waved, and then both Clintons and Obama met privately off-stage.
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" When asked if he ever caught her, Hernandez joked, "When she waved me home from third!
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Not a single European flag was waved in Yerevan and no slogan pronounced Armenia's European destiny.
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"Hi Leah," Glennon said as he waved while standing a few feet apart from the clan.
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Hamlin was the only driver to pit when the yellow flag waved again on lap 184.
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The yellow flag waved one additional time, the 10th time in the race, on lap 349.
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A little farther out, a gaggle of masked demonstrators waved banners calling for Hong Kong's independence.
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Throughout the celebration, Louis waved excitedly to the crowds below, to the delight of his mom.
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Six Flags Over Texas waved the white flag ... it's removed the Confederate States of America flag.
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I crawled out of my little cave and frantically waved at it, but nobody saw me.
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While being escorted back to jail, they waved to a supporter in the gallery and smiled.
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"One of those waved off after taking fire and returned safely to its base," he said.
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Clinton smiled and waved as she took to the building to cast her vote, appearing emotional.
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Some people in the cars waved as they pulled out, but no one spoke to reporters.
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We stood there and smiled and waved while other people told our stories to the crowds.
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I saw Tony's mother snooping next door, but when I waved she disappeared from the window.
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The guard saw a train approaching, and waved and shouted for the bus driver to stop.
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" Trump spotted Betty, a Mexican immigrant, as she waved a sign reading, "LATINOS SUPPORT D. TRUMP.
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In Africa, hundreds of protesters in Nairobi's Karura Forest waved placards and sang American protest songs.
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Both the Queen and Philip waved to the gathered crowds as they made their way inside.
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Dozens of activists chanted "we will not stop until abolition" as they waved hands painted red.
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Police said one of the two suspects seen in surveillance video may have waved a gun.
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Trump waved from Air Force One alongside his grandchildren after arriving at Morristown Airport Friday evening.
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Some waved Chinese flags as others chanted "Hong Kong Cheer Up" and "Support Hong Kong Police".
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Bush waved off the attacks, suggesting Rubio has been too sensitive in the hypercompetitive political world.
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When police arrived she became combative and waved what cops believed was a semi-automatic handgun.
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"We want Bernie," his audience roared, as the candidate waved his hand to resume his speech.
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Here's a fuzzy Black-Waved Flannel Moth (Lagoa crispata) from #Ohio to kick the week off!
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Sanders waved as his House colleagues met him with strong applause, and he left shortly after.
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He waved from his car to the hundreds of people who lined up to welcome him.
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While walking back to the mound, he shook his head and waved his hand in disgust.
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I stood in the driveway and waved goodbye to Alex and Sam, tearful for no reason.
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But Capitals center Evgeny Kuznetsov was called for goalie interference, and the goal was waved off.
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As the couple arrived, girls from the boarding house waved the flags of Morocco and Britain.
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A second person close to McConnell waved off such criticisms as the irrelevant griping of agitators.
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Nascar waved the red flag with 22 laps left and parked the cars on pit road.
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Clinton be jailed — Mr. Trump shook his head and waved his hands in a quashing motion.
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These protesters waved Iranian flags and held signs voicing support for the government and its rulers.
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Then she waved and drove off, leaving them to tackle the Walmart Supercenter on their own.
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I started to leave in order to avoid a scene, but Hany waved and limped over.
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Democratic lawmakers know this too: They waved goodbye to Republican colleagues as the vote ticked away.
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They squirmed and stood up and down and waved wildly to catch the press secretary's attention.
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Speaking in her weekly address Thursday, Pelosi waved off the republican lawmaker's calls for committee hearings.
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They waved them like foam fingers, but a little less feverishly as the minutes ticked by.
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I think it's mature that the white flags have been waved in the hills of Calabasas.
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". They waved flags and held banners reading "Our needs above their profits" and "No more cuts!
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There was a smattering of applause, too, as he waved, but the jeers overpowered his supporters.
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They shone their phones and waved their arms in the air when "Purple Rain" came on.
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In the lobby, Dani Crespo, 15, waved his long arms, dividing the voters into two streams.
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" A few months later, at the Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, a friend waved me over. "Hey!
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While Mr. Trump waved his hands theatrically, she sat with her hands folded in her lap.
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I waved down a passing police officer, who tried and failed to jump-start my car.
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He waved hello to me and hugged the owner before sitting down and ordering a feast.
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A bright red Marine Corps flag waved just behind them from the corner of the bucket.
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Many of them smiled, waved at or shook the hands of the reporters touring the site.
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I started to ask Ehrlichman a series of earnest, wonky questions that he impatiently waved away.
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But they hadn't made it far down the road when a police officer waved them down.
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Activists also waved Mexican flags, and there were several physical clashes between Trump's fans and foes.
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He recognized the officers and waved to them out the window — an act of quiet defiance.
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He waved at the Philadelphia Eagles fans, who had watched him torment their beloved team's defense.
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They also waved Serbian flags and church banners, and halted at one point to say prayers.
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Standing at second base, Gregorius pointed at the Yankees' dugout and waved his hands in glee.
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Flores was waved around third base but was thrown out at the plate by Preston Tucker.
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The man waved the paper in the woman's direction, letting her know it had been rescued.
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However, the goal was waved off because Tyson Jost redirected a shot with a high stick.
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People cheered and waved, apparently not realizing, or caring, that he was a plant for Kirk.
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Parents whistled and waved their arms, holding boxes of juice and cookies, as the children emerged.
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Cambage waved off her teammate Kayla McBride when she tried to take over the guard position.
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Cambage waved off her teammate Kayla McBride when she tried to take over the guard position.
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Outside the arena on Saturday, some protesters waved Chinese flags and others held admonitory red signs.
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Students waved rainbow flags at graduation, and the school hosted events featuring gay authors and artists.
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He saluted friends, waved a kiss to his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, and tapped his chest.
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One of Rose's producers offered to fact-check the segment, but he waved off the suggestion.
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The fist waved at him blindly, and finally the painter grasped the hopelessness of his situation.
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The goal was waved off for goaltender interference, and a hooking penalty was assessed to Minnesota.
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The goal was originally waved off for goaltender interference, but that decision was reversed upon review.
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He waved a pocket U.S. Constitution and asked Trump whether he's ever read the founding document.
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"The guy was like, 'Oh, we love Clark Gable,' and waved him through," Ms. Siegler said.
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But this one bottle of whisky, waved around by a policeman, was broadcast on a loop.
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Kennedy waved to marching soldiers and sailors aboard enormous Navy boats being towed down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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He strongly disagreed with the ruling and waved his arms and shouted at Carvalho, a Brazilian.
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But Cramer waved a red flag as shares are trading for 8003-times 2020 earnings estimates.
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Across the street, a smaller group of pro-China protesters waved flags and chanted nationalist slogans.
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Across the street, a smaller group of pro-China protesters waved flags and chanted nationalist slogans.
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After a few minutes, he rose on his own, waved and went into a back room.
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In Berlin, demonstrators waved banners reading "STOPP CETA - STOPP TTIP", another placard said "People over profits".
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When I asked him what talents had enabled him to rise, he waved the question away.
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Mr. Xi and Mr. Kim waved back to onlookers from the open sunroof of a limousine.
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But on other occasions people who stopped next to us smiled, waved, and even took pictures.
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A pair of dangling pearl earrings framed his face, while an LGBT flag waved behind him.
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As the border guard waved me to the desk, I pictured interrogation rooms and strip searches.
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He waved to a large bulletin board on the wall, covered with certifications of his payments.
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I went to pull some money out of my wallet, but he quickly waved it away.
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But more than a few participants waved their fingers, scolded, and even attacked the protestors verbally.
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The proprietor of the framing shop looked at him, but Shockie smiled and waved back—as if he were a regular customer—and the man, seated fatly behind a counter, one of those counters that have a money drawer, looked confused and then smiled and waved back.
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Inside, Trump was interrupted by hecklers as he spoke, including one man who waved a Mexican flag.
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Mr. Apandi raised more questions after he briefly waved a copy of his investigative report before reporters.
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Then he looked over to the United States and waved his hand to offer a papal blessing.
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Seeking to engage tourists, activists handed out anti-government leaflets and waved banners in a dozen languages.
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Truex was the race leader when the yellow flag waved for the second time on lap 107.
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At his election night party in the capital, communist party militants waved red flags above the crowd.
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Grande rocked mouse ears for the outing and briefly waved after a fan called out her name.
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She walked in, waved her hand over her nose in disgust and immediately walked out, Knull said.
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Scores of screaming Filipino fans in the stadium waved flags and chanted "Manny, Manny" throughout the match.
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He waved at supporters among the journalists and others in the courtroom, who included his son Alaa.
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At airports, the crowds waved signs in solidarity with travelers stuck inside -- students, doctors, professors and refugees.
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Afterwards, he sheepishly waved while exiting the stage, never to return for even a perfunctory customary encore.
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At one point, a woman picked up the remnants of a scalp and waved it at us.
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As the outcome became clear, Mrs Lam's supporters in the public gallery cheered and waved Chinese flags.
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Their coalition agreement triggered street protests in several cities in which nationalists marched and waved Macedonian flag.
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Others chanted "not my president" and waved signs that read "Immigrants Make America Great" and "Deport Trump".
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The hand waved a few times, then put a cigarette out on the train for good measure.
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Lake Charles is friendly territory for Trump, who waved and smiled at the crowd outside the headquarters.
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López Obrador has waved off criticism, saying that Gómez Urrutia has been "stigmatized" by those in power.
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Chicago fans voiced their displeasure late in regulation after a possible game-winning goal was waved off.
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The vehicles were eventually waved through into Mosul, flying the banner of a Kerbala-based Shi'ite militia.
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Burrows waved to the crowd, which gave him a standing ovation during a first-period video tribute.
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There, they waved down two people with a small boat, and were rescued, according to the station.
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At some matches locals have turned their backs or waved banners reading "Hong Kong is not China".
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An emotional Isaias had both his hands rested on his heart as he waved the guests goodbye.
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But they waved off his health problems, saying that people just carry their weight in different ways.
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People at the protest on Saturday waved rainbow flags, sang songs and held signs challenging Trump's policies.
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Once the random sections were waved, I used Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray for the beachy, texturized finish.
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Many waved Hong Kong and Chinese flags and the crowd shouted slogans in support of the police.
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Trudeau waved rainbow flags with Canada's maple leaf, yelled his support and all around looked genuinely happy.
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Hundreds of demonstrators had gathered around the venue, and several large Mexican flags waved over the crowd.
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As I stood outside of the dancefloor collecting my thoughts, a woman waved to get my attention.
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So we stood there and smiled and waved while other people told our stories to the crowds.
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They played music, banged on drums and waved portraits of Dr. King as they walked in procession.
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She told her visitor that it wasn't safe and waved a guard over to let her leave.
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The fan was ejected from the game -- and he waved to the crowd on the way out.
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Chou, the only Taiwanese member, waved a Republic of China flag, representing Taiwan in front of cameras.
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They chanted slogans and waved banners calling for an end of child slavery and child sexual abuse.
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A video Trump tweeted from the golf round: Trump waved as Abe and he finished playing golf.
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Once up, she smiled and waved at the audience, finishing her portion of the iconic torch relay.
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The Stars had an apparent equalizer by center Jason Spezza waved off 201:23 into the third.
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JUBILANT crowds waved Russian flags; homecoming pilots were given fresh-baked bread by women in traditional dress.
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In my extremely waved state, I heavily overestimated how much I could eat and got carried away.
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The singer briefly waved as she left rehearsal at John McKay Center and climbed into her car.
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This involved the speaker producing a rather annoying tone while I waved my phone around the room.
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The prince happily waved at the cameras and enjoyed a horse-drawn carriage ride through the preserve.
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When the family turned to go back inside the palace, he even waved to grandpa Prince Charles.
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Instead, she waved a piece of paper and informed Mr Centeno he had been fined €1,000 ($1,130).
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But the Mets' third-base coach, Tim Teufel, waved Flores home, and he was thrown out easily.
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" Trump waved off questions about Duke during a Sunday morning appearance on CNN's "State of the Union.
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As soon as it connected, La Notte dropped to the floor and the bout was waved off.
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When he was tired, he waved his arms in the air, begging his teacher to hold him.
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The French police stopped the car near the Belgian border the next morning, but waved it through.
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The protesters, young and old and nearly all African-American, waved signs declaring that black lives matter.
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The northerners also sported a large national flag, and each of them waved their own miniature version.
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Then, Riri herself waved farewell to her adoring public from the back of one of the bikes.
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There were train-watchers scattered all along the route who waved at us as we chugged by.
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Kim waved cheerfully to them with her ski poles as she made her way off the course.
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Her precocity was evident early on; it was like a flag being waved energetically from a mountaintop.
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People waved Zimbabwean flags while others ran alongside army tanks and hugged soldiers to show their gratitude.
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He scooped a handful of dirt, put it in his back pocket and waved to the stands.
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Within seconds, Syers dropped Ascolillo with one punch, Peterson waved off the fight...and Ascolillo kept going.
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With her white headscarf tied it to a stick, she waved it in the air in protest.
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This flag, reading "Unity," was waved high as these Germans crossed the newly opened border December 22.
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Some waved the flags of countries most critical of Trump's announcement, including those of Turkey and Malaysia.
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But had I waved it in front of me, would it have been able to respond appropriately?
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But these people"—she waved down the hill toward the authorities—"do nothing for anyone but themselves.
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Afterward, Miura stood with his teammates, bowed to the crowd, waved and then disappeared beneath the stands.
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They waved white and red Polish flags, they brandished burning torches, and they wore "white power" symbols.
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It wouldn't even bother me if they went over to the yard and waved at one another.
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Thousands of protesters waved flags and illuminated mobile phones in the darkness and drivers hooted car horns.
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A friend sitting next to her, Isabel Chequer, a 16-year-old junior, waved at Natasha's mother.
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In favor: Well, hold on, how often does a waved-off icing lead directly to a goal?
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On Sunday, marchers waved more signs about the conduct of the police than about the extradition bill.
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As our mother steered us out of the parking garage, the lot attendant waved her payment away.
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But some wore balaclavas and waved the green flags of the ultranationalist group National Revival of Poland.
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His hair, like mine, waved from the part he combed on the right side of his head.
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The driver of the car that had pulled into the spot rolled down the window and waved.
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On the other side of the street, a group of mostly middle-aged volunteers waved Northam banners.
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It was initially waved off by the officials, but the call was overturned after a video review.
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Minutes later, they reappeared, half-undressed, and waved their arms around as the fans continued to sing.
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Hours after the procedure, she awoke, turned to her mother and waved hello, with her right hand.
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As protesters waved a skeleton outside, Mr. MacArthur acknowledged that he was not expecting to change minds.
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When my father woke again he said, "Check, please!" and waved his hand toward an invisible waiter.
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Ushered into a police car outside his home, Mr Altan waved and smiled into a photographer's camera.
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She nearly ripped the intravenous needle out of her hand as she waved her arms in frustration.
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He waved at children, who lit up when they recognized him because he often prepares them sandwiches.
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" A sea of blue signs waved at him, as if in rebuke: "A future to believe in .
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When Jose Reyes singled to left field, Glenn Sherlock, the Mets' third base coach, waved Nimmo home.
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Miles Plumlee had a slam dunk waved off when he held the rim with his left hand.
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DeGeneres then shared a look at the room via video as the surgeon and other staff waved.
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Al Pniewski, a truck driver from Hazlet, New Jersey, waved his camouflage Trump hat in the air.
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He waved his figurative garden hose and sprayed these teams with hundreds of millions of investment dollars.
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Manning, standing at midfield, waved his arm to signal which end zone the Giants wished to defend.
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Elements of the National Guard and the customs authorities are said to have waved through the drugs.
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Hundreds of people outside waved Egyptian flags chanted "Egyptian, Egyptian" and "Bread, Freedom, the islands are Egyptian".
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Then, she waved the match out and watched the candle flame intently, her face glowing with pride.
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In the center stood a throne for King Sucrose and Queen Sugar, who magnanimously waved their scepters.
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Women dressed in all-white outfits waved handkerchiefs and sang local songs as they danced in tribute.
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Having waved over the standing problem, the Fifth Circuit then concludes that the nothingburger mandate is unconstitutional.
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Trump waved off Warren's DNA test results on Monday, telling reporters, "who cares?" when asked about them.
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The grandmother couldn't jump but as she held Sadaf's hand, she waved her leg over the fire.
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South Korean participants could be seen sobbing as they waved to their family members before they departed.
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He waved the knife from his lower right side upwards across his body towards my left shoulder.
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Afterward, Trump and Kim emerged on the veranda of the hotel and waved to the assembled journalists.
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They waved Iranian flags and held aloft giant yellow balloons with "Regime Change" written in block letters.
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It's hard to walk or drive down Kasbah Drive or Minzah Way without being waved at, repeatedly.
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American flags waved across the city as some protesters called for the U.S. to intervene, reports Bloomberg.
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She occasionally smiled and even waved at the crowds, but she did not answer reporters' shouted questions.
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Johnny waved her in and within no time he was holding her hand and touching her back.
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Clinton held larger rallies, drawing hundreds of supporters who chanted and waved her "Fighting for Us" campaign signs.
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We chatted for a few seconds, and I waved over my manager while mouthing 'Help' over my shoulder.
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When Trump left, the cadre held up signs, waved pictures and hectored him over the child separation policy.
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Thousands of Park's supporters waved South Korean flags as they stood on main thoroughfares near the Constitutional Court.
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"The Dear Supreme Leader waved back to them and congratulated the artistes on their successful performance," KCNA said.
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And, they damn sure should be, according to Roy ... who says Khan flat out waved the white flag.
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When he finished, she joined him on stage where they hugged, clasped hands and waved to the crowd.
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Before Busch needed to stop, again, under green, the yellow flag waved for debris while Busch ran fifth.
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Carrying a matching gold clutch, McNearney opted for a gently waved style for her shoulder-length blonde tresses.
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Many have waved Taiwan flags at recent demonstrations in Hong Kong, images certain to rile authorities in Beijing.
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When the race restarted, the yellow flag waved, again, within a lap for a Ricky Stenhouse Jr. wreck.
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She waved it down and led the National Guardsmen to the house where her family was holed up.
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But he finally waved the white flag in the closing laps to preserve the car for future races.
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They waved flags and sounded air horns as legislative candidates exhorted them to oust the Kuomintang from power.
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As people drove past, she waved and danced the kind of two-step people do to keep warm.
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Braving a summer thunderstorm, Ince's supporters, in festive mood, sang anthems and waved red and white Turkish flags.
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After their performance, the singer waved and blew kisses to the crowd, which raised for a standing ovation.
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Ms. Z said that after she continuously turned down Weinstein's advances, he became irritated and waved her off.
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He waved to his supportive former home fans as highlights showed of his time in California&aposs capital.
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She paired the look with a silver, finger-waved pixie cut and bright silver and blue eye shadow.
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The couple held hands and waved to the assembled crowd, with the U.S. Capitol building in the background.
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The little royal excitedly waved to the crowds below as he became the breakout star of the event.
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"Legitimate homemade sex movies used as revenge porn can be waved off as fakes," said one popular post.
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Well, it's gone now, and all because some guy waved his hands in sweeping motions around your body!
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I felt like a bohemian goddess as the duster waved in the wind behind me as I walked.
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The actress smiled for pictures and waved to fans in the crowd, as she stayed in good spirits.
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It is and what was an outrage in that was the way the whole thing was waved off.
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She floated out of Sephora, a trail of sexy floral notes wafting behind her as she waved goodbye.
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"We are here to say enough is enough," he told the protestors, many of whom waved Croatian flags.
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" When ultra-generous tip options are waved in customers' faces, it can feel very much like "tip shaming.
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Then I turned around and I walked inside and she waved and said &aposbye&apos to her Dad.
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They had come before, several times and she had waved as best she could, but they flew away.
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Neighbors said they were familiar faces who waved hello to everyone they passed on their daily morning walks.
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When the yellow waved again on lap 56, Truex got off pit road first to reassume the lead.
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The catwalk display ended with a multi-color lighting spectacular, as Bailey waved goodbye to a standing ovation.
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He smiled and waved at the crowd and chatted with military and party aides, state media footage showed.
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ET. He waved and gave the thumbs up to reporters crowded in Capitol's hallways before casting his vote.
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We panicked, waved the air, and left the cabin to find a counselor and some kids waiting around.
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She waved to me and said, come with me, I followed her and she gifted it to me.
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"That can't be waved away with a single hand of Xi Jinping," Kennedy said of that latter issue.
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She waved while walking alongside New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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He noted that tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods should be waved off once a deal is ratified.
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The late-night talk show host waved off critics who blasted him for going too easy on Trump.
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" Protesters chanted "marriage equals human rights" and many waved rainbow-painted banners with slogans including "love is love.
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Young children, accompanied by mothers and carers, sing along as a copy of "Old MacDonald" is waved aloft.
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As well as raising his hat for the troops, Philip also waved to the crowd as he left.
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Hospital personnel waved badges from their car windows as security guards tried to direct them through the mayhem.
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Some chanted "God, honor, homeland!" and "No to the European Union!" and waved red-and-white Polish flags.
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They waved over another pirogue, loaded up the vaccines, and paddled the rest of the way to Bougourmi.
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Reporters yelled questions about Stone as Trump left the podium, but the president only waved and continued walking.
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Others waved Mexican or U.S. flags or signs that called for immigration reform and an end to deportations.
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"He spotted me, called out and waved to let me know that he had seen me," she says.
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" They chanted "We back Jack!" and waved signs that said "Free Speech Should be a Piece of Cake.
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"I am convinced that BSP will win this election," he told supporters, who waved red and national flags.
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In Sanandaj the crowd waved the flag of Kurdistan, a banned symbol for the Kurds' desire for independence.
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But on a November visit to Vienna, I waved off all enterprising impostors, with their handbills and hustles.
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Driver fended off numerous attempts from Confederate soldiers to steal Old Glory and waved it defiantly during battles.
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Some were snapping pictures of the protest below them, others made heart signs with their hands and waved.
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Mr. Neuer waved a card over a sensor and entered a secure area accessible only to select employees.
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Police believe one of the men also waved a gun in the air as they left the scene.
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The man gave him a once-over, called up to the recipient, and waved us toward the elevators.
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As we drove through the dusty towns, children waved and cheered, and the policemen tossed them water bottles.
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The whole arena then serenaded the newly minted 43-year-old as he graciously waved to the audience.
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Some waved replicas of Cubs' iconic "W" flag, which Wrigley Field flies after the team wins a game.
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Malkin's deflection was initially waved off for goaltender interference, but the Penguins challenged and the call was overturned.
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" The marchers wore white t-shirts and baseball caps and waved flags reading "Do your bit for children.
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The late Steve McQueen waved the flag in 1971, the year he starred in the movie "Le Mans".
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Finally they tagged him with a chip in his thumb, unbarred the next door, and waved him through.
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Many white supremacists in Charlottesville carried shields and waved flags painted with the Knights Templar's trademark red cross.
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I first asked my gastroenterologist about trying bupropion, but he waved it off as a mental health matter.
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And when the green flag waved for the final time, he dived inside Larson and grabbed the lead.
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She was in the building for nearly 25 minutes and waved to journalists and pedestrians as she left.
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"No, thank you," he called back and waved and went on walking, each step an act of faith.
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"At the end of the performance Kim Jong Un waved back to the enthusiastically cheering performers and audience."
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The fight was waved off and everyone was a little bit confused by what they had just seen.
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The League and Five Star Movement have the numbers to govern, but Salvini has waved away such suggestions.
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He shook Paire's hand, gathered his things, waved politely to the crowd and signed autographs for his fans.
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Russian fans in the stands waved their nation's tricolor flag; the I.O.C.'s ban isn't extended to them.
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And afterward, my uncle pulled up with my mom and my sister and waved goodbye and we left.
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Delegates waved anti-TPP placards as Kaine spoke, even though he changed his position after joining Clinton's ticket.
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She smiled, waved and beckoned the rank and file to help her guide the party and the country.
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"Some waved Chinese flags as others chanted 'Hong Kong Cheer Up' and 'Support Hong Kong Police'," Reuters reported.
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On Tuesday, as the Mangyongbong pulled into Mukho Port in South Korea, people waved signs welcoming its arrival.
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He turned and waved, clambered in, started the grumbling engine, put the truck into gear and drove off.
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Drake, his face expressionless, waved repeatedly, as if he were a royal monarch, to the departing Greek star.
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He stepped off a Cathay Pacific flight at Kennedy International Airport on Monday and was waved through customs.
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Big sections of Greeks sang songs and waved the blue and white flag and scarves in the crowd.
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And their problems, if anyone considers them at all, are typically waved off as problems for local government.
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Moore then pulled a pistol out of his pocket and waved it in the air to rapturous applause.
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Lillard waved goodbye to the Thunder bench after nailing the shot, then was promptly mobbed by his teammates.
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Williams scored an insurance goal mere seconds after an apparent tying goal by the Capitals was waved off.
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"It's like someone waved a wand, and my neighborhood went from predominately brown to predominantly white," she said.
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Video posted by NJ.com showed them gathered on the school's steps as one student waved a Cuban flag.
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The bus was quickly surrounded, and the children inside waved as protesters pressed their hands against the bus.
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Thirteen minutes after the show had begun, Ruby stepped onto the runway and waved, and the crowd screamed.
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Young men, some in fatigues, waved militia flags and chanted "Death to America" as Apache helicopters circled above.
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Others waved Turkish flags, blared a famous song praising Erdogan and called for a return to capital punishment.
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They stared into the camera, waved serrated knives, raged at the West and specifically warned Britain: You're next.
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The vendors waved fans in front of their wares in a futile attempt to deter the swarming flies.
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Bridget asked what kind of work she was doing at the conference, and Angela waved her hand shyly.
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While this side of the divide waved away attacks on candidate Clinton, those who knew a much more . . .
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On past trips, she said, she had spent about two minutes at the border before being waved through.
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I waved to our loyal fans, and then (wife) Abby and my kids ran out to meet me.
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We were in the village of Canggu, where people waved at him and his wolf on the scooter.
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Many waved their voting cards in celebration as they waited to cast their ballots when polling stations opened.
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"Have a good day, man," he said, and waved his hand, sort of a combination salute and blessing.
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Mr. Tuck said he wore a conductor's cap and waved to the engineer, but the train stayed put.
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Someone waved a cutout photo of Mr. Blagojevich's smiling face, attached to a broomstick, high in the air.
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Spotting the beautiful dancer I had last seen in the ballroom, I waved him over as John blushed.
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At a bakery in Khartoum's Al-Riyadh district, some customers waved the smaller loaves, lamenting their reduced size.
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A giant inflatable lucky cat, the talisman of storefronts all over Asia, waved its paw by the fence.
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