Waving a knife: A man was reportedly seen waving a knife.
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I can envision old images of an arm waving Lenin beside photos of an arm-waving Bernie.
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Just think of the difference between waving a cardboard tube around in the air and waving a broom handle.
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And why was it ignored, waving and waving, ever more slowly, until death finally arrived, blessedly, for the supposedly deathless vampire?
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As the train departed Dandong, the footage shows the other Chinese officials who stayed behind waving to Kim -- and Kim waving back.
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Waving Confederate flags is about promoting slavery and anti-Blackness, and waving swastika-laden flags is about getting rid of "undesirable" populations — like Jews.
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She confessed to waving back at another restaurant patron who thought Ms. Williams was waving at her, though the gesture was intended for someone else.
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Protesters for and against the removal were in attendance Tuesday night, some waving American flags some waving Confederate flags, as happened when the Davis statue was removed.
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I was reminded of Stevie Smith's famous poem, "Not Waving but Drowning," which ends with: I was much too far out all my life And not waving but drowning.
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A group of hula dancers, each doing a small and subtle ka'o, collectively form a beautiful wave, like grass waving in the wind or kelp waving in the ocean.
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She searched the address — and there he was, waving.
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It could also have been an awkward oversight akin to not noticing someone trying to give you a high-five or waving to someone only to realize they weren't waving at you.
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Ecuadoreans will find themselves tightening belts rather than waving them.
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Right now, people seem to be waving that flag proudly.
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"You're such a passenger," she tells Rick, waving her hand.
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Or waving during a particularly emotional song at a concert.
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He crossed the finish line before waving to the crowd.
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Biden: LET'S BE A TWO HEADED WAVING PRESIDENTObama: No, Joe.
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"We'll be here all week," Rosie said, waving a hand.
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"I'mma be 18 forever," he says, waving a joint around.
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This woman is walking and waving without Melania's signature stiffness.
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"Semolina," he said, waving his plastic bag in my face.
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They sang hymns while waving palm fronds and cardboard signs.
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Smiling and waving, Yamato Tanooka was the image of resilience.
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Day 1: Harry waving a pride flag around on stage.
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Looking up, I see James waving me toward the hallway.
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Santiago Enrique Baston is waving hello at the whole world!
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Then as I looked closely, I saw one was waving.
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I think he's waving at me, so I wave back.
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We think they can't see us, until people start waving.
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What about whether someone is waving or throwing a rock?
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He waved frantically, and saw figures on deck waving back.
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Kim Kardashian West is waving the white flag — at last.
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"Even now everybody's still celebrating and waving flags," she said.
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Suddenly, the two gay men returned, one waving a knife.
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Because to us, he's just waving his arms around nonsensically.
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When not throwing salt, Fuji was waving the Japanese flag.
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The crowd would sing along, waving cigarette lighters and hugging.
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Then he saw a black flag waving in the distance.
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There was a lot of air kissing and hand waving.
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It featured a photograph of Abbas waving two clenched fists.
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" In 2002, he referred to Africans as "flag-waving pickaninnies.
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A lot of it is just hand waving at issues.
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Waving at a person who definitely wasn't looking at you.
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"Wills and Harry!" one runner shouted across to them, waving.
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The Kentucky fans waving a Confederate flag in the bleachers.
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Giggle "Not guilty!" while waving your hands in the air.
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"People were waving at us from the balcony," she said.
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Fans stood for the entire first inning, waving orange towels.
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Were they just waving to anyone on the High Line?
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Andrea is waving at me furiously, so one last question.
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Mr. Kim returned the fondness, waving enthusiastically as he departed.
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Jihan said she saw him waving a black handgun around.
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M.S. You mean, like waving nautical flags or magic wands?
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The screen behind them showed enormous South Korean flags waving.
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Ten years of waving between bars, gates, courtrooms and lawyers?
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After lunch, we cruised the perfume counters, spritzing and waving.
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Al Zaidi himself has been filmed waving around severed heads.
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Waving one's arms up and down causes it to snow.
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The footage shows Chinese officials on the platform waving goodbye.
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The rainbow flag is waving high in Hong Kong today.
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The couple rose, too, nodding and waving to the crowd.
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Here's Nick Jonas waving, surprisingly far up on this list.
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You're all wearing costumes on stage and waving swords around.
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When the evening ended, and the happy crowd was waving goodbye,
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State TV footage showed leader Kim smiling and waving in return.
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The Russia where waving a rainbow flag can lead to arrest.
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The startup is waving trading fees for the first 0003 days.
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He was always smiling, happy, telling jokes and waving to people.
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They were now waving to the waiting media that is there.
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Controlling your phone is literally as easy as waving your hand.
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Then it was phone flashlights waving brightly for all to see.
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Jingoism and flag-waving has never been our most attractive characteristic.
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One red flag, waving for weeks, is the inverted yield curve.
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I'm waving my hands but without a whiteboard or a blackboard.
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Who knew people waving their limbs around could be this emotional??
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State legislators and Dutch diplomats cruise by in vintage Cadillacs, waving.
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"I can't, I just can't," she said, waving a reporter away.
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Waving at the family Yolanda Haskins was more acquainted with Scott.
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"Stop the show!" she yelled, waving her phone back and forth.
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"Sooner or later, God provides," said Felix, waving a wrinkled hand.
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Some videos show people waving the Congress flag on Indian streets.
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Waving &aposthanks&apos at other drivers for letting you out 16.
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"Purple Rain" induced a singalong complete with waving lit up cellphones.
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A demonstrator waving a sign saying "HUMAN RIGHTS" follows close behind.
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The group started waving their arms in the air and yelling.
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"Hi dad!" he would say, waving at it through the window.
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"They just drove us here," Farmer said, waving at the police.
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Banners will be waving and bands playing at this party congress.
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Maybe you're more comfortable fist-bumping, dapping, waving, or just smiling.
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"Hina," he called out, waving the purse in his right hand.
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Getting on the procrastination train and waving goodbye to responsibility pic.twitter.
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My daughter loves walking down the street and waving at everyone.
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The avenue filled up with people waving flags, signs, and banners.
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The President is calling the move a waving the 'white flag.
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This super social seal seems to be waving on the beach ...
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They were also photographed waving American flags after missions went well.
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" She added: "A community can't just come by waving a wand.
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Make yourself look as big as possible by waving your arms.
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He jumps up behind Yang and starts waving his hands frantically.
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"Fucking fast," one of the other riders yelled to me, waving.
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Yes, but: Two analysts are waving red and yellow flags. 1.
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America's lingering luxury real-estate market is waving a red flag.
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"We're like the fashion people waving the flag," Mr. Kors said.
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A crowd of protesters approached the air base, waving Venezuelan flags.
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Except in Barboza's photographs, the hands are neither waving nor drowning.
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There was a little Quixote standing back there waving to me.
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The police made a few calls before waving the pastor on.
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"No," Ripert said, waving his hands to indicate it wasn't edible.
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The balance sheet is also waving a red flag to Tepper.
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They were locked arm in arm, chanting, waving flags and signs.
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Hernández ran out on the field waving a Puerto Rican flag.
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Now before you start waving the American flag and chanting 'USA!
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"Just waving to you, Joe," Sanders said as the audience laughed.
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Panicking, Nicolas Maduro is once again waving the flag of dialogue.
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One was waving particularly vigorously, as if trying to attract attention.
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In 2017 bosses joined flag-waving summits in the White House.
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Duties included faxing press releases and waving signs in downtown Concord.
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"She had the whole corner here," he said, waving an arm.
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He's waving furiously at us, like a little kid, and whooping.
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"Is that for real?" one asks, waving back to the screen.
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An example: watch this video of me waving my hand: Now, look at this still picture of me waving my hand, taken from THE SAME LOCATION with THE SAME CAMERA while wearing THE SAME OUTFIT: Wow, right?
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"Reparo!" she exclaimed, while waving her wand at a screen before her.
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Dropping you off at the airport & waving goodbye, it never gets easier.
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They didn't cut to commercial; he just started waving a towel around.
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"Make a fist," says Jerry Hayes, waving his own in the air.
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You are plastered across stadium posters and banners waving in the wind.
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France, she tells her flag-waving rallies, faces nothing less than "submersion".
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I'm waving my hands, and the pictures on the wall are moving.
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Never fear, he wasn't waving goodbye to the merc with a mouth.
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Canadians waving goodbye to prohibition will be tangled up in red tape.
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But the old lady, wiry and hunched, was already waving her in.
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But instead of waving to her grandpa, Charlotte stuck out her tongue.
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The world is either waving or drowning; everything changes all the time.
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Girls were doing shoulder rides and waving around Chiefs signs and flags.
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The 24-year-old was seen waving for help by horrified onlookers.
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The actress took the stage with hammer in hand, waving it high.
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We see townspeople waving Union Jacks and soldiers marching in a parade.
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There are plenty of supporters outside waving, but not everyone's a fan.
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One man was spotted waving a flag with a unified Korean peninsula.
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And in Lochte's case, the red flags were waving from the beginning.
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"Everyone is waving it goodbye already," one former luxury store manager said.
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He later drew another roar while waving to fans from the bench.
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Li appeared in high spirits, smiling, cracking jokes and waving to reporters.
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My team just shared photos from your TRUMP SIGN WAVING DAY yesterday.
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It's super cheesy, and he's waving his sword in an awful pose.
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The program has since added one more heart type, a waving hand.
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The damning thing is they were always there — waving, touching, groping, grabbing.
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As a demonstration, he unlocks a door by merely waving near it.
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I jumped up and ran after it, yelling and waving my arms.
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Suddenly, Guignol sprang up, waving his arms and pointing around the theater.
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"They were basically waving at our surveillance aircraft," one official told me.
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I can see the people waving at me and the whole bit.
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"There's very little meaning in the waving of the hands," he explains.
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The waving of the Estelada has also brought controversy outside of Spain.
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His route was lined with children waving small American and Vietnamese flags.
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Some 300 people gather in Istanbul's Taksim Square, some waving Turkish flags.
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The protesters stayed for several hours, handing out fliers and waving signs.
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Deaf Granny stood beneath the eaves, waving to me from a distance.
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His third wife, Michelle, stood next to him, waving at the masses.
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She was beaming, pointing, waving and clapping as she took the stage.
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He joined top Malaysian leaders in waving away any suggestion of scandal.
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The gun battles are incoherently filmed, and the flag-waving is embarrassing.
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Mourners marched through the strip, waving Palestinian flags and calling for revenge.
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"Eh, I flunked out of school," she says, waving her hand dismissively.
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Men and women in full chador have joined in, waving symbolic headscarves.
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No one boos them while waving candidate signs at a political rally.
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"It's great wolf country," he said, waving a hand before the windshield.
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The crowd cheered, some waving signs with the singer's name glowing pink.
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We kept running and waving till the train got out of sight.
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In aggregate, though, there's a red flag waving above the Klobuchar narrative.
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Protesters have been seen waving American flags at some of the demonstrations.
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WHO officials have shared alternative greetings like waving, bumping elbows, and bowing.
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Outside, they began waving red flags while blockading the complex's truck entrances.
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The president remained stern faced throughout, even when waving to clapping supporters.
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Yep, 90 groups waving goodbye — or as the N.R.A. calls those, sponsors.
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Why were protesters waving copies of the Russian Constitution at the protests?
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"There's a lot of waving, and gesturing, and smiling, too," she said.
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Is Amy Klobuchar, like Broadway's Evan Hansen, just waving through a window?
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"Second of all, second of all," he said, waving off Mr. Ryan.
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The branches on the tree next door were waving; they were bending.
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In fact, for our three companies, public investors are waving green flags.
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People were waving to him as we came in on the expressway.
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This means more than vague memes of flag-waving and apple pie.
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He's pacing the public bathroom, waving his arms and practicing his script.
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Supporters of the monuments walked around New Orleans waving Confederate battle flags.
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Hundreds of onlookers, some waving European flags, cheered at the brief ceremony.
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"Wackadoodles," he added, waving his hands by his head with wide eyes.
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Hundreds of men on motorcycles waving their party flags chanted "Shi'ite, Shi'ite".
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Hand-waving about leveraging the private sector does nothing to change this.
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Clinton smiling widely and waving her arms as the rain drenched her.
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" Sanders joked in response, "I'm just waving to you, Joe, saying hello.
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A kid in a yellow shirt rode by, waving, on a bike.
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Trump changed all that by waving Pence on stage ... then his kids.
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"What a crowd, what a turnout," he said before waving a Texas flag.
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As the bus went by, fans followed on bicycles or on foot, waving.
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Screaming people ran from the explosion, some themselves burning and waving their arms.
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They scanned the ground -- and saw VanHecke, furiously waving to get their attention.
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This ultimately led to a dedicated feature being rolled out to accommodate waving.
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Initially, the header image showed a crowd at an inauguration waving American flags.
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After Thanksgiving-week class was over, students logged off, waving one-handed goodbyes.
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Apart from marching in the streets and waving signs, what can scientists do?
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"Jews will not replace us," the marchers chanted, some of them waving swastikas.
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He replied to Jones' tweet with a raised-hand and waving-hand emoji.
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"No yelling, no waving — just they're there one second [and] gone the next."
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Keep in mind that this isn't the time for foolish wand waving, okay?
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One image, captioned "The election contenders", shows a group of waving garden gnomes.
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You were waving your hand all the time, 'Hey professionals, look over here.
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With that, Jon rides off, waving to Sansa, who already looks very regal.
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However, others — like pointing and waving hello or goodbye — are unique to humans.
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Supporters packed the city hall hearing in August waving "Save the Showbox" signs.
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The pontiff is shown waving in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican, Sept.
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The little girl even greeted the late Bobby by waving to his photo.
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A number of passengers can be seen waving at Saleh during the video.
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Airily waving them off was a Modi-like figure labelled chowkidar or watchman.
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All of it is waving in the general direction of some amorphous apocalypse.
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Wherever you are planning to watch the wedding, flag waving will be essential.
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A capacity crowd of 2000 people packed the venue, waving small American flags.
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The bread-munching, paw-waving brown bears are a major part of that.
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The walk through the city wasn't so much about marching and waving flags.
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" Sanders addresses the crowd, waving his fist and saying loudly, "Pass the bills!
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Police estimated up to 10,000 people, waving flags and carrying banners, took part.
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A parade means standing over the proceedings and waving a lot to everybody.
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Villages in nearby towns came out to cheer them on, waving Turkish flags.
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"Get 'em the hell out of here," Trump said, waving his hand dismissively.
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Huge crowds of angry sign-waving people do nothing to help presidential poll
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Minnie Mouse stood behind a painted line waving her arms to passing children.
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Gently waving their tail from side to side while held in the air.
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And look at Newt Gingrich, hopping up and down and waving his hand.
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The footage shows Chambers waving before she walks over to speak with someone.
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Thousands of black-clad protesters jammed the terminal chanting, singing and waving banners.
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After making the play, Bosa celebrated by waving and planting an imaginary flag.
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A man on the corner stopped us, waving pamphlets for the Special Olympics.
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Other methods include waving a stick in the air or opening an umbrella.
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After every shot, I followed through, waving at the basket with labored nonchalance.
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Under the Alps, police conduct random searches of vehicles before waving them on.
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Mid-aria, however, she is interrupted by a squad of gun-waving guerrillas.
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Children danced and sang, calling out to pop stars waving on the floats.
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"Open the drawer and give me the money," Bryant said, waving the gun.
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As for the rest of the market, he isn't waving a white flag.
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In a global era of rising nationalism, two sides waving flags looks dangerous.
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Why not lead the parade, BlackRock, instead of merely waving from the sidelines?
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Neither conforms to the popular image of an android waving its metallic arms.
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Children waving American flags prior to Trump welcoming Macron to the White House.
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And so much of the country is waving the flag for the deniers.
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Angry protesters stood behind barriers on one side, waving confederate and American flags.
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She is pictured waving as she is driven through the streets of Karachi.
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A mentally ill person in a particularly difficult moment aggressively waving a screwdriver?
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They swam silently, carving pathways around mounds of coral and slowly waving seaweed.
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I walk down the street in full Santa, and everybody's honking and waving.
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Straight allies joined LGBTQ people in waving rainbow flags and defending civil rights.
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"Have you seen what's happening in Hong Kong?" he said, waving his phone.
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"I was waving to them," Mr. Trump said just after New Year's Day.
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Hundreds of people lined a nearby highway, many waving signs backing Mr. Trump.
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Local news afterward showed demonstrators surrounding vehicles, waving Mexican flags and holding signs.
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"Pour it out," she said, waving away the offer to taste it first.
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Cramer also called on waving student loan payments for the next three months.
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"He was just waving it to salute the lead singer of the band."
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At another point, Ms. Nixon's wife, Christine Marinoni, walked through waving her arms.
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"No ponzo sauce, too mainstream," he said, waving off a slice of hamachi.
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To do that, Democrats must engage in less fist-waving and more listening.
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Dozens have been arrested for waving the Amazigh (or Berber) flag at demonstrations.
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Flags were waving as Mr. Nasralla and Mr. Zelaya rolled into the town.
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Mr. Sagi recalls Iraqi officers driving up in two jeeps waving white flags.
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He can't have remonstrations and arm-waving after every whistle and every fall.
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Who decided waving is only OK when there's significant distance in between people?
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Rows of people were assembled on risers behind the musicians, waving Bernie signs.
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Armed men shoved past us, waving guns menacingly at anyone in the way.
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They were waving their hands in the air like they just don't Medicare.
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CPAC workers quickly collecting the flags from attendees waving them in the audience.
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It helped prevent online spoilers; it certainly removed the distractions of waving screens.
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A man waving a beer mug shouts into the face of the riders.
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If something were really wrong, he wouldn't just be out there waving, right?
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THEY MARCHED along the seafront in Brighton, waving flags and heralded by drummers.
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Why was she waving at the men with guns climbing through the wall?
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The small group, which included a pregnant woman, was waving a white flag.
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I tried smiling and waving, but they neither waved back nor looked away.
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Crowds sang the protest anthem "Glory to Hong Kong," waving their phone torches.
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Patriotism has little to do with flag-waving or fetishizing the national anthem.
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Hundreds of protesters stormed in, cheering, waving their hands and celebrating their victory.
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This isn't New Age hand waving: It's real science that demands further study.
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Official Pyongyang seems the last word in inhumanity to me, but as my guide kept waving and waving goodbye while I passed through immigration, I felt with fresh power how no one can fully deprive us of our humanity but ourselves.
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Finally, as the anticipation was building, Stefani emerged, smiling and waving to the crowd.
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Athletes from North and South Korea entered together, wearing matching outfits and waving flags.
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So we said: Look, we're waving a magnet around; what lightbulb will turn on?
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Chris [Berquist] and Javier [Cantellops] spotted her and she spotted them, waving them down.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann is waving a white flag in her feud with Nene Leakes.
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Victoria Justice is waving goodbye to her Nickelodeon days in favor of racier roles.
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It's all dick-waving and threats of fantastical horror being visited upon another country.
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It's an ebullient shot of about 21 young people swaying, waving, bobbing, and smiling.
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There's waving, smiling, and tilting your head, but winking is quick, discreet, and suggestive.
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A colleague acts out a Tennyson poem "waving his arms like a drowning fairy".
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Women marched waving coat-hangers, which are sometimes used in do-it-yourself abortions.
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She's always smiling, waving, and jumping up and down with excitement for the kids!
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Waving goodbye at the conclusion of his last press conference as President earlier today.
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It's a service run by Jack Dorsey's dongle-waving sideshow Square, and it's amazing.
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"We have to continue waving the flag," the person familiar with Japan's preparations said.
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After years of waving through deals, shareholders and trustbusters are now getting testier again.
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News reports described kids waving goodbye as their moms and dads were bused away.
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We appeal to conservatives still waving the NeverTrump banner to reconsider while time remains.
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Bill Belichick appeared to be all smiles while waving to fans during the celebrations.
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Lapeire was spotted waving a gun and throwing gas canisters during the police standoff.
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None of this "waving" or "kiss cam" nonsense — no one wants to see that.
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Early in the act, Evan sings "Waving Through the Window," lamenting about his loneliness.
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And then they go back to waving, to the delight of the giggling tourists.
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This disgusting woman just stood up waving a rainbow flag, disrupting the whole thing.
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She was welcomed by students enthusiastically waving flags, then learned about the school's history.
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Fishof arrived to find the pair waving knives and jagged bottles at one another.
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This proud, flag-waving nation takes it as read that Turkishness goes beyond nationality.
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It was impossible to drive it without being honked at by smiling, waving travelers.
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But when it came to recognizing real online abuse, there was only hand-waving.
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The grainy footage showed Chambers waving before she walked over to speak with someone.
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And that's, at least, where the flag-waving director seems to be leaving it.
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" Basically, it amounts to a lot of hand waving and Posh softly cooing "Arriba.
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Christian was waving his knife when he got off the train, Robinson told KATU.
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What a contrast, I think, to the two children I am waving goodbye to.
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This one is waving goodbye (to its caretaker), but also hello (to its home).
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Dressed in black, shouting insults against the Islamic State, they arrived waving the flag.
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Yet the man waving goodbye, deep lines around puffy, exhausted eyes, was Mr Cameron.
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Laurent Theron is shouting at two policemen and waving his arms around for emphasis.
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In a panic, I saw Voinovich standing at the curb, waving the president off.
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It also recently received criticism after it banned its audience from waving Palestinian flags.
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Diallo walked slowly from student to student, waving at them to close their eyes.
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About 100 opposition protesters waving flags converged on the city's central square to celebrate.
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And his political theory of change, his waving away of limits, seemed utterly unrealistic.
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Mr. Barakat was inside his pickup, injured by shrapnel, waving a hand for help.
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Our next-generation female standard-bearer isn't waving to us yet from the shore.
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But there's not the election-year enthusiasm where people are excited and flag-waving.
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So it begins: the flag-waving excitement, the teeth-grinding anticipation, the blinding sparkle.
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She's been through enough this year without Kylie waving cranberry sauce under her nose.
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About 60 people, waving signs and shouting, gathered around Ms. Petersen, Mr. Gurley's aunt.
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A sign-waving event on Manchester's busiest street earlier drew little press besides myself.
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"Make sure you get a photo snorting it!" says Zing, cheerily waving me off.
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By this point, you could almost feel the miniature flags waving in the breeze.
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If red flags are waving, you need to find out what's really going on.
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"Next time they come for me I'm not running," she yells, waving her baton.
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As he had suspected, she immediately began packing her things, waving away his protests.
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By the thousands upon thousands, the people thronged the streets, waving banners, chanting slogans.
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Fans waving the black-and-white striped flag of the region swarmed the climbs.
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"She has the hair like that?" he said, waving his hands around chin level.
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Soon, players from both teams -- some waving at fans -- left for the locker rooms.
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Mostly, it's a lot of white extras shouting and waving things at a facade.
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Hundreds of people of all genders and ages have been chanting and waving signs.
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I've never seen tens of thousands of Indian tribesmen waving tomahawks in my direction.
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The designer is waving goodbye to the runway and hello to a new job.
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I drank my pint and watched the bows of fiddles waving through the air.
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As I walked down a busy road, he drove past me, waving and smiling.
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But Bossert was just one of several former Trump administration officials waving their arms.
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A few students clambered onto the rooftops of the dingy duplexes, waving handmade signs.
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Look at an American elm in winter, its limbs waving like Medusa's snaky hair.
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Even when we were in the changing room he was waving the phone about.
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A charitable explanation would be that the waistcoat somehow restricts those wildly waving arms.
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"What's this?" he said, waving a copy of Osipov's essay in front of her.
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In the crowded street, men began waving sticks while others shot rifles and shotguns.
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But these packages were swimming on their own, propelled by waving hairs called cilia.
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From the bench, flag-waving members of the team's staff streamed onto the field.
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When the spontaneous enthusiasm flagged on Tuesday, cheerleaders made sure the flags kept waving.
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We turned to see the older man, gripping his cane and waving his kerchief.
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In the video, he is waving his hands around and sticking out his tongue.
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In Russia, such cases quickly escalate into criminal investigations featuring security officers waving guns.
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After waving at the crowd, Trudeau went in first for a handshake with Obama.
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Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, isn't waving a red flag yet.
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Sherrena scanned its long wooden pews for a seat, waving at landlords she recognized.
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At the Chicago event Wednesday, employees were welcomed by cheering, pom-pom waving greeters.
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The first family's annual ornament, a waving American flag, dotted trees throughout the wing.
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Unarmed men marched through the streets waving sticks and chanting "No Raila, no peace".
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"Uhuru is a thief!" protesters yelled as they marched through the streets, waving sticks.
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"All right now!" an older woman calls out from across the street while waving.
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And there he was — in the middle of it all — hands waving, hair flying.
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But before he left the court, Kerr caught Cousins taunting him by waving goodbye.
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When you're waving around cash, it's pretty hard to negotiate for the best deals.
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Why was the American flag waving when there is no wind in a vacuum?
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"This is how I have held them back," he told me, waving the machete.
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Trump supporters also gathered in Palm Beach, waving American flags and "Trump 2020" banners.
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Nick Jonas waving The Jonas Brothers had a big revival this year, so here.
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On Monday night, hundreds of youths waving flags celebrated Mr. Bouteflika's decision in Algiers.
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BUT ... Kristian was cordial, waving at patrons who, naturally, shouted out his character's name.
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"You know, this used to be the emergency level," she laughs, waving one hand around her office that's built in the middle of a long stone corridor of the former hospital, waving at the metaphor built in the stone bricks around her.
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" Alison Sutton tells PEOPLE she was driving and called 911 after seeing a woman "looking frightened and panicked" on the side of the highway "waving a piece of fabric that looked like a shirt, waving it up and down trying to flag someone.
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Moments later, as I walked down the street, I saw someone waving me at me.
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Depp appeared to be in good spirits, waving to the crowd before entering the gala.
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After years of waving through mergers, antitrust regulators are taking a tougher line on deals.
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The Echo probably can't respond to "Alexa" followed by a furious waving of your arms.
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In the Instagram video, the female officer is seen waving to the cell phone camera.
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And according to the pro, you've most likely been waving your hair wrong all along.
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Even in the realm of over the top flag-waving country songs, it falls short.
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Officers responded to find Simpson on the street, allegedly waving a gun in the air.
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"Are you bringing anything back with you?" he asked, not sarcastically, before waving us through.
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In the online world, everyone's retreating into corners and angrily waving fists at each other.
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Waving that deal through would be positive for 5G, Suri told a later news conference.
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Taliban supporters recently appeared in Qarabagh, the nearby urban hub, waving their distinctive white flag.
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The meeting was filled with steelworkers waving "Jobs Worth Fighting For" and "Steel Strong" signs.
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When she came home from school, I confronted her, waving the journal in her face.
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A decorous-looking woman with white hair stood up, yelling, waving both her thumbs down.
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"Ladies, the final rose," he says, waving his hand in the direction of the rose.
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This will allow you to execute certain commands by waving your hand over the phone.
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I woke up and he was waving his hands over me, and I felt better.
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Drivers politely make way for each other on the narrow lanes, waving as they pass.
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Waving flags of Georgia and the European Union, they pledged to eschew violence and hatred.
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As the news spread around the city, thousands came out to celebrate, waving American flags.
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The capital's arteries emptied of cars and turned into a flag-waving, chanting human flow.
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At her feet are three traditional Carnival characters, two of them waving bottles of booze.
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The stunt looked promising as Johnson took off down the line, waving two U.K. flags.
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Visitors from other parts of Brazil joined locals, waving flags of other teams in solidarity.
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I wouldn't want to engage in discussion with someone waving a dead baby poster either.
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Hundreds of Malaysians lined the road leading to the palace, waving party flags and cheering.
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Without going out and waving my stash under a cop's nose, it's hard to tell.
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In Odinga's western heartland, cheering supporters paraded through the streets chanting and waving tree branches.
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The party that capitulated to Trump is going to keep on waving the white flag.
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I will never forget the visual of his hands, waving above his head, open, begging.
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I pulled up along the nature strip and David appeared on the porch, waving enthusiastically.
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Dozens gathered at Jose Marti Park in Little Havana waving Venezuelan, Cuban and American flags.
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Spoiler alert: We won't be yelling or waving at them; we'll be thinking at them.
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Nonetheless, Russia's president is likely to continue waving the red rag at the Turkish bull.
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A few protesters waving Tibetan flags were also gathered outside of the zoo on Thursday.
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Photos of the flag-waving incident quickly spread on social media, triggering a public outcry.
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It illustrates this by having your avatar close the blinds on his smiling, waving neighbor.
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It's a ninja cat riding a fire-breathing unicorn, all while waving a Windows flag.
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A hapless volunteer waving an oversized hand with a pointy index finger was predictably overwhelmed.
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I see a lot of South American fans waving pirate flags and wearing 'anarchy' badges.
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On the contrary, the man was waving harshly at me to turn off my lights.
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Here's President Trump waving goodbye to the press before leaving for the Naval Academy commencement.
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Staffers from the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority were there too, waving miniature American flags.
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"Dropping you off at the airport and waving goodbye, it never gets easier," Irwin said.
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Why do they close their eyes when he violates conservative standards of flag-waving patriotism?
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Hundreds celebrated in the streets, dancing, chanting revolutionary songs, waving national flags and sounding horns.
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Mr. Buttigieg's section was particularly enthusiastic, clapping thundersticks and waving flashing lights throughout his address.
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Then they greeted the crowd as a team, high-fiving and waving to audience members.
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"He had his tongue out and was waving his little hands around," the observer adds.
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A festival-like mood prevailed there, with people celebrating on the streets and waving flags.
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Thousands of Hong Kong protesters are waving American flags and asking Donald Trump for help
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At the front register, we met our first zombie, who seemed to be waving hello.
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Several passengers can be seen heckling him and waving goodbye as he leaves the aircraft.
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That means standing tall and waving your arms—do whatever you can to seem imposing.
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Way more so than just standing up and waving your arms around, like you did.
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It was waving its hand all over the place and moving about quite a bit.
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There was also the mysterious late-night sighting of a clown waving under a streetlight.
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But waving one around in public may see the religious police report you to authorities.
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Hatch deciding that he's seen enough -- and waving everyone out in one grand gesture. 18.
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"There has to be passion to come and play," Collins told reporters, waving his hands.
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"It isn't just going up and handing off some food and waving goodbye," Phelps said.
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Instead, we wandered through the reception, waving to guests as they tried to place us.
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Those shackles were thrown off this year, waving a green flag to Washington's influence industry.
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"This list of names, this is it," he said, waving a thick sheaf of papers.
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"The teacher is wearing glasses," Chu said, waving her hand like, You know the scene.
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In this perfectly timed photo, it appears the polar bear is waving to the camera.
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Bonnard's From the Balcony (1909) shows children tumbling below on the lawn, under waving trees.
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We last saw Brienne of Tarth wistfully waving to her love, Jaime Lannister, at Riverrun.
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At lunchtime in Jervis Inlet, a humpback whale surfaced lazily, spouting and waving a fin.
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He then got out of his vehicle, waving his arms and reaching toward his pocket.
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Buhari exited his plane waving to ministers and army chiefs who came to greet him.
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So, Sisi stands by the door, waving, with a huge grin plastered to her face.
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Landlords rarely take accountability and city officials continue waving the "just doing my job" card.
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This time the HWNDU project featured a livestream of a flag waving in the air.
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Throughout the event, Trump could be seen waving to the crowd, the Associated Press reported.
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He was regularly photographed at protests in Gaza waving a Palestinian flag from his wheelchair.
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How does one convert beer-guzzling, Patriots-watching, frat-partying, flag-waving Mike to Islam?
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Leonardo, pictured in a happier time wearing his knapsack and waving, was in the hospital.
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I've frozen her there, waving at us, before she went back to get another drink.
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They're going to be waving Trayvons into the voting booth like a third-base coach.
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D. and the Bulgarian woman climbed the tall lifeguard's platform together, waving to us below.
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Does a league starved for offense really need to be waving off goals like that?
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The crowd had started out waving tricolors and Stars and Stripes, trading chants, trading languages.
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They have been waving their flag in the stands and painting "Russia" on their faces.
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When I indicated a measure of embarrassment, Max was horrified and apologetic, waving his arms.
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"This street reminds me of that show," she said, waving to a passer-by outside.
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Now the Justice Department appears to be waving the white flag — at least in part.
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We were pretty occupied with waving the moths away and flipping them off our keyboards.
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In the evenings the Syrians and Iraqis drank coffee, waving to passing neighbors, she said.
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Despite the mounting pressure and isolation, Kurds continue to celebrate at raucous, flag-waving rallies.
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Players could be seen waving their arms futilely in front of their faces during play.
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Weigh stations seemed to be waving truckers through without as much personal contact as usual.
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They took to the streets waving palm fronds and the flags of the two nations.
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"He had his tongue out and was waving his little hands around," the observer added.
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She's still waving the flag, but she can't seem to do much more than flap.
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Nearly leaping, a lifelike wax figure of a waving Chaplin greeted me in the foyer.
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"He kept standing up and waving every chance he got," Mr. Flores said of Santiago.
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I say waving at a friend who's right in front of you is totally acceptable.
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Wendell Carter Jr.'s mom is waving to him as he makes his way down.
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"He's waving the white flag, not the American flag," Mr. Navarro said of Mr. Toomey.
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Clearly, they weren't wearing seat belts because they're jumping around back there waving at me.
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The couple stopped to talk to well-wishers waving Canadian flags, before entering the building.
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Next to it is a lone figure, walking among piles of snow, waving his arms.
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Indigenous people throughout Australia showed up in Hobart waving Aboriginal flags to welcome the boat.
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Protesters waving Lebanese flags packed central Beirut's Martyrs Square where music blasted into the night.
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Then, when Edward entered the room, Elliot began screaming and waving a baseball bat around.
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Flag-waving crowds gathered after midnight at the party headquarters, waiting for him to appear.
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I saw him waving his hands enthusiastically while speaking with two high-powered male journalists.
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Joe Lieberman strode into room 430 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building, grinning and waving.
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"Come on," he said, waving an insulated mitten toward the empty Kath Run below us.
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One woman fled the building, waving her hand in front of her face and coughing.
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Hundreds of people streamed into Lafayette Square outside the White House, waving flags and signs.
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"I'm here to talk about this," he said, waving a flier about the tax proposal.
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Floats on unification also passed by a throng of North Koreans waving unified Korea flags.
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He has never dangled from a zip wire waving union flags, as Mr. Johnson has.
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Thousands of people attended, many waving rainbow flags and carrying signs reading "We Are Orlando".
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When I check, he is standing at a corner, still yelling and waving his arms.
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Earlier this month, supporters joined him waving signs demanding transgender student rights outside school board offices.
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The police said he had taunted one officer by waving his gold medal in his face.
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It's not like our clients bike or walk all together with a leader waving a flag.
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The president, dressed in white and often waving a Koran, would massage creams into her face.
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Men and women are still waving their arms to the repeated sounds of a truck horn.
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His legal team was unsuccessful, as they were again unsuccessful in waving the case on Tuesday.
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Protesters tricked conservative CPAC conference attendees into waving Russian flags with Trump's name on it. HA!
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Others were cheered on by placard-waving supporters wearing the colors of their candidates' political party.
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The creative Julia shows her that waving the wand back and forth produces the same result.
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A reinvigorated regulator is waving through drugs from abroad, and clamping down on unscrupulous domestic companies.
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I'm paying tribute to the Church, with its, hm, sacerdotal— I think Liesl's waving at me.
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After the monument had been taken down, protesters waving Confederate flags reportedly gathered at the site.
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Jackman is seen waving at people in the water alerting them to swim back to safety.
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From the moment SoftBank began waving money around several years ago, it launched a vicious cycle.
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Applying for homeowner's insurance should be as easy as waving your phone camera around your room.
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Using the ancient art of palmistry, here is a read of the current contenders' waving hands.
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His girlfriend told the police that he was also waving around an AR-15 assault rifle.
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Through the window, I watched the crowd of parents waving and running after the rolling buses.
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A crowd of protesters waving Turkish flags was dispersed with police dogs, batons and water cannons.
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But I didn't see sexism in the characterization this time around, just hand-waving narrative laziness.
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Let's just say our shopping carts are piled as high as our middle finger-waving hands.
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The famous couple posed for cameras and waving to fans before the on-court action started.
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Waving those middle fingers in the air, it was clear no one was interrupting Williams' grindin'.
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"Waving goodbye at the conclusion of his last press conference as President earlier today," Souza wrote.
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The pair left the pop star's hotel and made a Starbucks run, waving at the paparazzi.
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A few of them, wearing Trump hats and waving Trump campaign signs, mocked him right back.
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"I'm fucking done," he says, waving his hand behind him as if to ward off cameras.
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The ungainly shape is a fishing boat, sinking, overloaded with would-be emigrants, waving in distress.
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"Yeah!" howled the crowd, stomping their feet on bleachers and waving their arms in the air.
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Footage of the event showed the children waving and clapping as they walked along the path.
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The standoff ended with Browand slapping a note on Maxworthy's office door, waving the white flag.
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" According to TMZ, Lana Meisner told police he was "waving a BB gun and acting erratically.
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In Whitehouse's answer, you hear a pragmatic politician waving off questions he considers distractions from policymaking.
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Many of those walking towards the Catalan capital were waving pro-independence flags, Reuters witnesses said.
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A rope ladder is dangled from it, and two men peer down, one of them waving.
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Crowd at CPAC waving these little pro-Trump flags that look exactly like the Russian flag.
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Her supporters filled streets, waving party banners and cheering to victory announcements made from a stage.
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Bystanders on the shore saw them yelling and waving their arms, and they jumped into action.
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"When I close my eyes, I can see the people waving on the windows," she said.
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The 215st President waving to well wishers in Dock Square on arrival in Kennebunkport, ME today.
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"Bye bye JiaJia," several of the younger children shout, waving as his bus slowly pulls away.
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But these are private companies, so that sort of First Amendment flag-waving isn't really applicable.
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The billionaire briefly turned around to face reporters before waving off questions and leaving the ballroom.
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Oh God, don't look now, but Butterkist popcorn is outside your house in their car, waving.
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"We won't be seeing espresso bars on the beach and aliens waving at us." says Butler.
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The two men shook hands and smiled as North Koreans looked on, waving flowers and cheering.
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Taxi drivers idled outside, waving down the few shocked passengers who trickled out of the building.
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"We want elections," they chanted, many of them waving fans emblazoned with hearts reading "Love Democracy".
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Clinton started waving signs and chanting "Hillary," and the former president said the protests were misguided.
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The huge crowd is almost exclusively made up of bearded men, waving flags and chanting slogans.
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A soldier was beating a bus conductor, waving a gun and threatening to shoot the man.
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"Twenty years ago, celebrities waving to fans from their homes was a big deal," Misra says.
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Clinton could come down the stairs together, waving at onlookers who sweltered in the Ohio heat.
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As though waving an invisible wand, she evoked a profound mixture of resignation, reassurance and understanding.
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Nothing says reliving your childhood like wearing a colorful wig and waving around a magic wand.
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The 41st President waving to well wishers in Dock Square on arrival in Kennebunkport, ME today.
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Mr. Trump did not acknowledge the critical welcome and instead posed for photos and continued waving.
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Dawson and Star are also shown boarding a private jet, waving at adoring fans, and crying.
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Though I didn't see any Mao portraits there, the flag was waving in the same place.
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The secular demonstrators broke away, waving the revolutionary three-star flag, shouting for freedom and unity.
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As the president, receiving private unvarnished counsel is better than the public waving of pink slips.
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People fill the parking lot and line the streets, sitting atop cars, singing and waving signs.
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Both events were surrounded by political theater, with protesters donning green T-shirts and waving signs.
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The candidates' supporters took over opposite sides of the street, competing with chants and waving signs.
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The waving shade clicked a flashlight on and off, fake moonlight strobing a patch of dirt.
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Their debut single "Waving Hand" has a sexy intricacy that will only make you want more.
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"He used to imitate me by waving his arms like a mad conductor," Mr. Coppola said.
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For some Catalans, then, the independence movement is far from being a flag-waving, identitarian exercise.
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When we left her after that trip, she watched us drive away from the window, waving.
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He sang it with relish, waving his arms over his head and dancing as he sang.
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Protesters waving black flags tried to reach Jerusalem in a convoy on Thursday, Israeli television showed.
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Many marched in silence, waving French flags or wearing badges with a picture of Ms. Knoll.
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The reality was anticlimactic: Vivian stood for hours in a cold drizzle, waving a Chinese flag.
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Herrera, as she is known to pretty much everyone, is also waving goodbye to the runway.
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At night, protesters held a vigil for the man, holding candles and waving mobile phone flashlights.
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They're also rebel flag-waving good ol' boys who can't help but make asses of themselves.
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Artest wore it proudly, often waving it in your face as a bit of psychological warfare.
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"You could write a whole article on Hollywood and kissing," McQueen said, waving a dismissive hand.
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" The Facebook ads, featuring Mr. Trump waving alongside the message, "SUPPORT OUR PRESIDENT'S CAR FREEDOM AGENDA!
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"That's the agreement that everybody says I don't have," Trump said, waving the sheet of paper.
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There are several gay bars, and throughout June, many businesses here have a rainbow flag waving.
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The Argentines in the stands are standing and dancing and waving their shirts over their heads.
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And there was Green waving his arms to the crowd after forcing a shot-clock violation.
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His voice was quiet, but he gestured widely, waving his hands, hitting a jar of spatulas.
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"Computers are a big, new thing," he said, waving one hand to take in the machines.
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But even in this context, the recriminations and missile-waving have ratcheted up in recent years.
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By waving around the stylus in the air, you can make stuff happen on your phone.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — "All these watches," Yousuf Gargash said, waving his hand over his collection.
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As soon as Game 6 started, the thousands waving yellow towels at Miller Park were silenced.
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The third is player gestures: chest-beating, arm-waving, jumping up and down and the like.
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Even before she takes the stage, protesters are waving "resist" signs and calling her a Nazi.
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He knows his big brother only through photos and from waving at each other on screens.
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Leading off, Giancarlo Stanton took a pair of mighty cuts before meekly waving at strike three.
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The video footage shows Trump waving his hands around and pointing to guests at the event.
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Canada's chemical companies put together a psychedelic Kaleidoscope pavilion, its exterior festooned with waving multicolored fins.
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In the dugout, right fielder Aaron Judge urged on the cheering crowd by waving his arms.
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Suddenly Pikachu was waving at the audience, appearing out of nowhere like so many wild Snorlaxes.
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She returned to the car, waving the bottle jauntily, and climbed in with elaborate, maddening slowness.
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Mr. Connors walks the plant like a mayor, shaking hands or waving at everyone he passes.
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In contrast, the waving, smiling Trump looked like he was having the time of his life.
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A dance troupe stormed in, banging drums, chanting and waving flaming batons and giant red hearts.
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"This is simply God telling us he exists," said the elder Ernesto Blanco, waving a hand.
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The ultimate amount of disrespect from DK Metcalf waving bye to Eagles fans ✌️😭 pic.twitter.
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It took him a second, but then he nodded, waving me in and wiping his face.
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While I'm on both rides, people keep waving at each other which I thought was interesting.
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Some of the protesters were bare-chested, others wore masks, and many were waving Macedonia's flag.
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"I've said too much," he said, waving his hand dismissively at the recording of our interview.
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In that culture war politicians who sympathise with the party conflate flag-waving patriotism with legitimacy.
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Volkswagen said Tuesday it accepted the fine imposed by German prosecutors, waving its right to appeal.
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"Welcome to Denver," he said, waving in his left hand the note I had mailed him.
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Waving white, red and blue Russian flags, an estimated 50,000-60,000 protesters flooded a broad avenue.
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Videos from government-held districts showed people celebrating in the streets, waving flags and honking horns.
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Customers will pay by waving or swiping cellphones and credit or debit cards at the turnstile.
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Even more protesters lined up along the road, some waving "I stand with Planned Parenthood" signs.
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The man's screams and frantic arm-waving stopped the team from powering the hydraulic trash compactor.
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"I am opposed to raising the retirement age," Putin said in 222, waving his forefinger decisively.
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"I am opposed to raising the retirement age," Putin said in 29, waving his forefinger decisively.
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Chris, I think that would be a big red flag waving for ISIS to reconstitute itself.
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Protesters gathered in front of Northam's office in Richmond, Virginia, waving signs demanding he step down.
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Dozens of sign-waving protesters briefly ran beside her motorcade and others chanted from nearby buildings.
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" Tens of thousands filled the capital's central Republic Square, waving national flags, blowing vuvuzelas and chanting:"Victory!
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Indeed, Beijing was waving a $5.8 billion check for property and infrastructure in the north of England.
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Someone found him once, and it was really strange because they started waving him about in bed.
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For an hour the group circled Terminal 1, dancing joyously, waving tricolor flags and banners, and chanting.
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Rob Gronkowski was spotted proudly waving a Patriots flag as red, white and blue confetti blew around.
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Harry was spotting waving to the crowd, as well as laughing, batting and pitching during the match.
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Protesters gathered at the parliament building and then walked to the bridge, waving national and EU flags.
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Kevin Durant on paramedics waving to him from ambulance: "Don't you got a job to do?" pic.twitter.
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The screen shows a picture of Trump at a desk beside a photo of protesters waving signs.
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Conversely, waving through many edited crops could under-regulate some with the potential to alter agricultural ecosystems.
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Others, maybe seven or eight, had their elbows cocked and held their hands palms up, clearly waving.
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An excited crowd of about 200 people waving red "Vote To End Corruption" placards greeted Warren there.
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Throngs of hundreds of sign-waving participants could be seen in aerial news footage during Friday's rally.
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Most levels aren't static, with moving buses, waving villagers, and slithering snakes adding a touch of liveliness.
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The Great One's daughter was dancing, hula-hoopin' and waving pom-poms ... and it was pretty great.
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When I play Arms, I feel energetic and start bouncing around the room and waving my controllers.
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Amirante is also known for waving his arm to encourage the fans to cheer while he sings.
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Plus, they make even the smallest things like waving down your ride feel like a photo op.
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And it doesn't help that the film ends with a fuzzy, hand-waving monologue about Nick's status.
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Cheered on by supporters waving Greek flags, they honked horns as police in riot gear stood guard.
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After daughter Chelsea introduced her, Clinton took laps around the Wells Fargo Center stage, smiling and waving.
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She was a dog with a bone; he was simply waving the bone in front of her.
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Instead of the option to talk, you can simply emote, waving or nodding as people pass by.
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On three Sundays, congregations in Kinshasa marched out of church after mass waving palm fronds and placards.
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On the day, though, the heads were bid for by a Chinese buyer ostentatiously waving a paddle.
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The crowd greeted the Iowa caucuses winner enthusiastically, waving "Iowa Agriculture for Trump" signs in the air.
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It looked like Trump's new banner photo featured an image of flag-waving Americans at Friday's inauguration.
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Gestures the drone would recognize include, for example, waving arms, pointing, the flashing of lights, and speech.
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I remember standing outside of her office, she was waving me in and Sumner was in there.
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At one point, Cohen's character demonstrated how the fictional device would work by waving it at Moore.
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" On Donald Trump's Bible-thumping: "Maybe instead of waving it around, he ought to open it up.
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As he prepared to deliver his address, demonstrators waited outside the Capitol, waving signs calling for justice.
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The Pakistani Army's public relations department released a music video with students waving flags and raising fists.
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But on May 13th thousands of Tunisians marched through Tunis, the capital, waving banners with that slogan.
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Of course, those in the IPO business are happy, but some are already waving a "caution" flag.
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Waving Czech and EU flags, protesters carried signs saying "We've had enough!" or "We don't want Babisstan".
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"He thought he saw someone waving at him but quickly realized it was the shooter," Murphy said.
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Members had planned to show Obama only standing and waving when they decided to brainstorm more ideas.
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Demonstrators clogged avenues in eastern Caracas, chanting "Get out, Maduro" and "Guaido, Presidente," while waving national flags.
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Crowds formed alongside a main highway out of the capital, waving Venezuelan flags and whooping in support.
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Neon is cliché, LEDs are a dime a dozen, and those arm-waving inflatable things are everywhere.
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Nearby, local authority policeman Admire Manenji was waving down trucks carrying soil to check their permission papers.
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On Wednesday, about a hundred protesters gathered outside the Polish parliament, some waving banners reading "Free courts".
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Yes. Does purposefully ignoring or waving away the import of politics in art make you a coward?
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"We will not fight," declared one robot, waving a white flag back and forth in the breeze.
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Ignoring that is like waving away racial privilege with "I don't see color" — welcome to fantasyland, folks.
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Ed Dunphy was waving one such Spanberger sign by the side of the road outside the Oct.
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That is a gesture of genuine substance, and does infinitely more good than simply waving a flag.
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The first models used simplified physics, hand-waving their way through the quantum nature of real molecules.
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In this flag-waving season, Americans tend to consider the patriotic example set by the White House.
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SM: "Waving Through a Window" is the telephone song from "Bye Bye Birdie," without a doubt. Right.
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I remember my mother waving with a cigarette in her hand, leaning against my grandmother's olive car.
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"I do too," says Perrie, and then we're all clambering for the door and everyone's waving goodbye.
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It's not just about waving Milo Ventimiglia's bare butt around (not that we'd ever complain about that).
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"Here, you go back there," he says, waving an approximately eight-inch phallic vegetable in Hannah's face.
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Most television viewers will have seen the flag-waving but missed the childish antics of the hecklers.
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"Look here," Stewart says to the giggling camera operator, waving his hand toward a wall of pliers.
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This is the koan that fuels this season: It is the sound of one hand stoically waving.
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Clinton was hustled into a waiting vehicle, waving once more before heading for a flight to Indiana.
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The child watched as protesters were ejected from the event, cheering and waving his hand in support.
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"All the Mumbaikars were laughing, honking and waving when they would see us go by," she said.
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"Help yourself, Hassan," he said, waving him in and telling him to shut the door behind him.
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Rather than "salvaging" a Tory Brexit, Labour MPs would be waving goodbye to a Tory prime minister.
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So far, supported controls include skipping songs, snoozing alarms, and silencing phone calls by waving your hands.
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Clinton and Mr. Kaine waving, arrived closer to Election Day than most of these types of books.
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"It's like a bloated squid with tiny tentacles and a little hat that's waving around," he adds.
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But instead of insisting on investigating, Republicans are waving it away and insisting there's nothing to see.
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Two were your cousins, and they had texted you pictures of themselves standing on the rim, waving.
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But it wasn't long before she was back to her usual self, waving proudly at the cameras.
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And then there are all the new payment technologies, like waving a cell phone at a register.
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Waving home Albers was the former utility player Joe McEwing, now the White Sox' third-base coach.
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Pictures circulating on social media showed some Derna residents celebrating and waving Libyan flags on the streets.
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Waving Chinese and Hong Kong flags, pro-China protesters gathered by the city's legislature and police headquarters.
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Before I could react, she was looking through the glass front doors and waving at someone inside.
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The operation is investigating a scheme involving kickbacks to tax officials in return for waving tax debts.
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An extensive and colorful shade structure presents the visual of a waving American flag from a distance.
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But Mr. Profaci was standing in front of the man and thought she was waving to him.
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Long festoons of inscribed and painted rags hung from one building to another, waving in the breeze.
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"Hola, mucho gusto," Obama said, waving to the Cuban contingent from his podium onstage at Stanford University.
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Smartly dressed children waving miniature Chinese and American flags jumped up and down as Trump's motorcade passed.
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However, the CMA's surprise unconditional waving through of Tesco's Booker deal may have changed the regulatory landscape.
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Many of the protesters were chanting pro-Odinga slogans, waving tree branches and blowing horns and whistles.
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People were waving their hands, saying his name in front of his face, and he couldn't respond.
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A man with thick hair and camo pants came up the street and started waving his arms.
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We're waving our Dannebrog for the old guy on the left from the balcony in The Muppets.
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Timothy Spall looks so defeated in "The Party" it's a wonder he isn't waving a white flag.
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Late last year protesters began removing their compulsory hijabs in public and waving them in defiant protest.
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In Barcelona, parade participants rode atop of a bus waving rainbow-colored fans during the Pride parade.
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"I did a Clipper game, I couldn't believe it, two guys were waving to women," he said.
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And they looked as if I was high on multiple drugs and naked and waving a spear.
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Courting it with every tweet and maneuver, like a matador waving his red cape before the crowd.
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Mr. Weil was charged with reckless conduct, something akin to waving a loaded gun in the air.
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I saw the waving fronds of a thousand palm trees and I knew that I had arrived.
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Several other passengers can be seen waving and telling Saleh, "bye," while other passengers look visibly upset.
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The performers follow someone holding a scepter, who leads the dragon into nifty swirling and waving motions.
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At the first note, she is grinning, twitching her hips and waving her arms to the beat.
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The Batemans hastily left the hotel, waving as they waded through paparazzi as if nothing had happened.
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Given the circumstances, though, waving goodbye to a weekend getaway isn't the biggest deal in the world.
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In the back of their silver pickup truck, a couple of American and Mexican flags were waving.
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But 217 minutes in he's already policing toe-stamps and furious arm-waving appeals from both sides.
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Getting into his stride, Musk takes off his jacket before waving his limbs around with a grin.
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Boisterous protesters spilled into Athens, waving Syriza flags and denouncing the European power centers, Brussels and Berlin.
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Other protesters responded by throwing stones at security forces and waving Iraqi flags above the water cannon.
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But the 78-year-old looked good on the stage, waving his arms with his signature aplomb.
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Not the cheap flag-waving variety, but the belief that America is more than just a country.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered along the route of his convoy in Islamabad, cheering and waving party flags.
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"We're at capacity," he said, waving through a man in a bone-white fur and matching spectacles.
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I quickened my pace, only to have him catch up to me, waving something in his hand.
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For a few hours, Eurovision makes borders disappear, even as fans waving flags flash across the screen.
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" Waving around at the church, Álvarez said, "Every day, in my services, we pray for them here.
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Seconds later, he had pulled out a pistol and was waving it at someone outside the restaurant.
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" One of the comparatively few black rally-goers walked around waving a Trump flag, saying "I'm Gov.
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Runners darted by, making silly faces and waving their hands to the camera during her live broadcast.
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"I walked in and thought, Who's that old guy waving at me at the bar," William said.
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"I'm like this with my flashlight," he said, waving his phone back and forth over the walkway.
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"I'll do whatever needs to be done, phone banking, sign waving, getting more people involved," he said.
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Waving a cigarette, he traced Gazprom's pipelines snaking from Russia into Europe's industrial heartland on a map.
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Mustering the necessary self-motivation often proves impossible for older studio royals used to waving a scepter.
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Thousands of protesters rallied outside Parliament during the debate, waving Greek flags and chanting anti-government slogans.
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" Behind her are four American flags waving in the wind above a sign that says, "LAST STOP.
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They were met by a crowd of some 200 people waving flags and calling for their execution.
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Assad supporters reportedly danced to nationalist songs while waving the Syrian, Russian, and Iranian flags in unison.
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"It is not customary among officers to simply forgive," Zolotov said, waving a fist at the camera.
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I remember the first time I saw the strange, ominous Confederate flag waving from my neighbor's door.
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Young people were waving Algerian flags or driving in convoys through the city center, where on Feb.
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Hundreds of cars and motorbikes drove in the city center, waving national flags and sounding their horns.
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The New York delegation erupted into cheers and the Texas delegation began waving their cowboy hats and cheering.
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William has Kim stand up, and summons spirit as he begins waving his hands all over her body.
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Crawford was holding a BB gun, and video footage later showed that he was not waving the weapon.
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And he'd turn his face away and stick out his hand, waving it off like a bored emperor.
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The group had barred flag-waving, chanting and pre-march drinking — for many, essential parts of football fandom.
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At the same time, hundreds of women waving light blue handkerchiefs celebrated that the bill had been rejected.
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"One of our doctors got shot," she said, waving a blue highlighter the same color as her hair.
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Adrianne: A guy is standing on the corner jumping up and down like crazy, waving his arms around.
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To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one's head, and listen to silence.
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Meanwhile in Bethlehem, a peaceful march of people waving Palestinian flags turned into larger clashes with Israeli soldiers.
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Those who enter process up the central aisle between the tables towards the bar, waving at familiar faces.
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A group of protesters waving the Catalan flag gathered outside Lledoners prison near Barcelona before dawn on Friday.
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That night, cars crawled down the streets of San Juan blasting "Beat It" and waving Puerto Rican flags.
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They have held raucous banner-waving marches, a silent demonstration and a sit-in on Caracas's main roads.
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Were there times you wished you could yell things back at him instead of just smiling and waving?
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Hundreds of people gathered outside Vox headquarters in Madrid for the vote count, waving Spanish flags and cheering.
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Rose Lokonyen Nathike, who will run in the women's 800 meters, led her team, waving the Olympic flag.
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The cast also performed one of the show's most popular songs, "Waving Through a Window," at the ceremony.
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"Love you Rob," she captioned a video of her hand waving around the ring in the sunlight Tuesday.
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How is a wrist-worn device supposed to tell the difference between waving your arms and bicep curls?
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The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter alongside his son Benjamin Rein, 9, while waving to fans.
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In the "old days" of the Internet this Cluetrain-manifesto-waving post gatekeeper attitude served the slacker well.
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Small groups of people gathered in sidestreets waving rainbow flags, symbols of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride.
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You navigate menus by dragging a pointer across the screen and perform attacks by waving your hand around.
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Muscat's supporters celebrated the victory on the streets of the Mediterranean island, blaring car horns and waving flags.
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"You can count on Poland, we march together in the toughest moments," Duda told supporters waving Polish flags.
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IT WAS more like a happy-clappy church than a political rally, with whoops, cheers and flag-waving.
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" Hands waving showgirl-style, she finishes with the clincher: "They can't get ya if you're singing a song.
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"How can all these different operations comply with tax rules?" asked Multani, waving the sheet in the air.
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China According to Emojipedia editor Jeremy Burge, the waving hand emoji isn't quite so friendly in some cultures.
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It's a beautiful sunny day in Garden Heights: children are biking outside, neighbors are waving at each other.
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She interrupted her teammate David Barstow who was on the phone by waving the pages in his face.
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The atmosphere was carnival-like, with participants waving colorful rainbow flags, cheering and beating drums in the capital.
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The reality is: there are simply no easy answers here, no quick solution to waving away online hate.
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"[Brian and I] were always waving and talking about our yards or our flowers," she told the outlet.
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"Laing would surrender to a logic more powerful than reason," Hiddleston narrates, hand-waving away any irrational behavior.
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A few dozen protesters, waving banners saying "no to dictatorship," had clashed with police across Caracas on Friday.
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Users check their blood sugar levels throughout the day by waving a reader, or smartphone, over the sensor.
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Mohawk people were also in attendance, waving the flag of the Mohawk nation in a show of support.
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"Take care, thank you," Cruz says to the barren room, waving and nodding to no one in particular.
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CNN had a camera on one White House window that captured chief strategist Steve Bannon waving his arms.
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By waving it around my head and body, she shows me, I can offer myself kindness and compassion.
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The text didn't say anything else but I could imagine her waving an arm, casually brushing it aside.
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But Banks said he won't be stopped from proudly waving the Stars and Stripes in his front yard.
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One scene showed Reagan waving to crowds from a rail car he used in a 1984 campaign stop.
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Emanuel may be waving the white flag of surrender ahead of a race that's very much in play.
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Suddenly, it's as if I'm sitting in front of a green screen that's displaying a waving American flag.
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Thousands of Egyptians waving flags celebrated the victory in several of the country's governorates just after the results.
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Another claim, just as hard to prove, was that regulators, by waving through mergers, would encourage dynamic markets.
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Enter here to win and you might be waving a big hello to your new snazzy summer self.
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After initially waving her off and telling her to "go away," he reluctantly agrees to answer her question.
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There was only a small wooden house on a beach, and palm trees waving in the Caribbean breeze.
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Being a literal-minded sort, Lexington decided to find some of the flag-waving protesters and ask them.
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If you look at old pictures from 1981, you'll see me waving from President Ronald Reagan's swearing-in.
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She leaped up on the windowsill, waving frantically, so that she was pressed full length against the glass.
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Mr. Sanders walked about 14 Midtown blocks, shaking hands, hugging people and waving as several cars honked horns.
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He did not agree, of course, and wagged a disapproving finger at the linesman for waving his flag.
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They were taunting Hogan, they were waving the knife, bragging to the media about how ridiculous this is.
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While in Istanbul, Turkey, Yesiltas captured a woman waving a sheet outside the window of a colorful building.
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When we left the hospital, I caught my daughter waving at me from the corner of my eye.
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They picked up a wounded man and laid him on a stretcher while waving a Red Cross flag.
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Yet even these fumblers keep chasing the group beat, waving their arms while together everyone pumps their hips.
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So people are wandering all over the place, waving their phones to find and capture exotic Pokémon monsters.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer responded to the group's formation by waving off any potential ethics concerns.
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Another 69 on Friday, which also featured several fans waving hamburgers at Johnston, put him among the leaders.
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But by then, Mr. Rangel had nearly reached the caucus room, waving to volunteers who called his name.
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Large groups of protesters and counterprotesters gathered on opposite sides of a downtown street, waving signs and banners.
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Another video posted on her page captured her waving to the lion, who was still staring at her.
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If you can't bring yourself to stand up, try waving gently like figure skaters do after their programs.
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Clinton directed attendees to the "people waving over there" in a corner of the gym, with registration forms.
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In fact, Chris, I think that would be a big red flag waving for ISIS to reconstitute itself.
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Drone footage of the event shows scores of people waving flags and cheering across major roads and intersections.
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Two were arrested for waving rainbow flags at a concert and one for a Facebook page, Colville said.
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"We don't want to bombard them, like Disney employees — waving our hands and singing songs," Ms. FitzRoy said.
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"Palestinian children are constantly subjected to Israeli soldiers and armed settlers waving guns in their faces," he said.
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No matter where you are on Earth, take a selfie (or a group photo) waving to OSIRIS-REx.
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In rode the Zombie Truck, its giant teeth clattering and arms waving un-zombishly while the crowd roared.
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The climbing guy—Nico—then sat on top, waving a banner and joyfully bellowing about reclaiming the power.
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He opened the show backed by a digital waving American flag surrounded by marching soldiers in ski masks.
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He found Bean in the town square, guzzling whiskey, berating the cowed townsfolk, and waving around a pistol.
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In 2010, I was standing alone waving my flag… Now, it's turned around in the past two years.
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And, even then, there's half a person hanging out of the cube, waving her legs in fuchsia tights.
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A rogue MP grabbed the ceremonial mace from the central table in Parliament and started waving it about.
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They complied with surprising gusto, arms waving, one pair of legs cycling in the air above the bales.
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Dozens more had gathered outside the court building, some waving yellow umbrellas - the symbol of the 2014 protests.
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White paper birch trees, thin layers of bark peeling off and waving in the breeze, lined the trail.
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At that point, if you want to stand at rallies waving "Go Away Bloomie!" signs, I'll join you.
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The videos, in which some people could be seen waving Syrian government flags, could not be independently verified.
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He moved slowly through the crowd, shaking hands over the fence, smiling and waving to those farther away.
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A gaggle of police officers, sent by their union, was there to greet him, waving signs in protest.
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Waving banners that read "Resignation" and "You stole our future", the children marched, lit flares and blocked traffic.
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Suddenly, a young man in a white shirt ran out of a ditch and started waving at her.
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People stood by the tracks as the train's horn blared, waving, taking pictures and holding aloft American flags.
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Africa was actually the worst place possible for an American official to be waving the fossil fuel flag.
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Many of these protesters, waving Israeli flags and wearing skullcaps, tried to squeeze into the sold-out venue.
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"Mr. Robot" star Grace Gummer is waving the white flag on her marriage -- she's just filed for divorce.
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News Analysis BRUSSELS — Many Britons see their country as a brave galleon, banners waving, cannons firing, trumpets blaring.
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His charges, wearing matching hats and following his waving flag, have become a welcome sight at tourist spots.
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It used to be easy to distinguish such independent travelers from the lemmings following flag-waving tour guides.
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Flag-waving super-patriots who called Democrats unpatriotic are perfectly OK when Republicans actively collude with foreign dictators.
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So why is Duke Orsino waving around a handgun and looking as if he means to use it?
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While some Hong Kong residents welcomed the military with garlands and waving flags, others said they were worried.
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Thousands lined the streets of Manhattan waving rainbow flags, and costumes were ever colorful (albeit, sometimes barely there).
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But we fans keep watching, waving our foam fingers and cheering like our lives depended on it. Why?
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And those crowds -- however big -- will be there waving, something Trump hasn't always experienced in other foreign cities.
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Some ventured outside on balconies, waving to loved ones or shouting messages to reporters on the dock below.
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People are waving to you, they say hello to you—almost the same as we do in Newfoundland.
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The whole time, the instructor was waving his hands as if he were about to grab the tiller.
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"Why is that coming up now?" asked Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, before waving away any further questions.
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Trump appeared unfazed by the reaction, smiling and waving as she walked on stage before making her remarks.
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I could actually see myself flat on my back in a corner waving my legs in the air.
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They walked toward Sixth Avenue for a preview of the march route, still waving their signs and chanting.
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The fading amber light, the waving green fields, the meandering young girl — opens on a pretty pastoral scene.
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" Waving his hand around seven thousand square feet of empty office space, he said, "This is our NORAD .
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One such morning, Wendy Nelson told Mormon leaders, her husband emerged from the bedroom waving a yellow notebook.
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To grand pipe-organ music, here was a satisfying pageant of colorful robes, golden staffs, vigorously waving flags.
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" The rapper, who has striking, almost feline features, stalks down the stage waving cutely as he says, "Hello!
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Brits of all ages and genders had assembled, dressed in red, and waving banners emblazoned with period puns.
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" "Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries.
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Crowds defied orders to stay indoors, gathering at major squares in Istanbul and Ankara, waving flags and chanting.
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She often joined in, exhorting diners to do the same while walking behind the combo, waving a handkerchief.
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The film combined shots of flowing water and waving native grasses with grainy footage of cowboys and trains.
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It took me a few seconds too long to realize that this one was just waving at me.
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These are thinly sketched Hollywood versions of real-life problems, and they receive half-assed, hand-waving resolutions.
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Broadly attended the concert, filled with female fans waving Afghan flags, where the mood reflected that victorious feeling.
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McGregor was all smiles on the way out -- waving cheerfully to TMZ cameras as he left the building.
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Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries.
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The chorus and orchestra rose behind her, waving a thousand white handkerchiefs, and before her the entire audience rose, waving hats and handkerchiefs, clapping hands and cheering, and protracting the demonstration, while the little lady in her tasteful dress bowed low and often, acknowledging the plaudits of a whole city.
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Photographs and video of Ahmed Alaa, a 22-year-old law student, and others waving the flag at the concert by Mashrou' Leila, a Lebanese band with an openly gay singer, stoked public outrage and vituperative news coverage that described the flag-waving as an assault on Egypt and its morals.
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"When you see the images of Elizabeth up in front of a crowd, waving her hands, just being part of the crowd, I can't quite imagine Bruce up there waving his hands," said Drew Faust, the former president of Harvard University who has been friends with the couple for years.
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Beside him, his sister Princess Gabriella danced to the military band, occasionally throwing kisses and waving to the crowd.
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I see the Canadian mother and daughter from my tour yesterday sitting at a table and waving at me.
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This person is yelling my name, waving, and I didn't know who it was or what it was about.
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Individual emojis like a flag might take up four characters while a simple waving man requires only two characters.
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You're not taking on Darth Vader in your living room, you're waving a toy and making "vrm vrrm" noises.
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In the video, little Rayna is seen waving to her "robot" friend before running to it with open arms.
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Her husband Brendan tweeted pictures of her and her family joining a flag-waving flotilla on the River Thames.
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" The final shot is of a waving American flag, with the message: "START YOUR F*CKING AWESOME CHANNEL TODAY.
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Teigen posted a clip of Luna waving hello to her dad, John Legend, who is out on the road.
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Outside, hundreds celebrated in the street, waving red party flags and chanting 'Long live Spain' and 'Long live Socialism'.
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The video shows the customer gesturing and waving his arms at the senator as he sits in his booth.
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He climbed on the roof of the second storey, waving a big red national flag, but no one listened.
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Despite the crowd's previous indifference, SZA and Lamar sang the Black Panther anthem to a sea of waving hands.
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He ignores us as studiously as a TSA agent waving a family of white Protestants through an immigration checkpoint.
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I went back to check on him 10 minutes later and there he was, awake and waving his hand.
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Jookin' comes from Memphis, but jookers are so competitive, we've added elements from other styles like popping and waving.
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Gia then was spotted turning around and happily waving to her mom with a huge grin on her face.
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Hundreds of people gathered outside its headquarters in Madrid as the vote was counted waving Spanish flags and cheering.
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He suggested Blair would be greeted "with crowds of flag-waving piccaninnies" — an offensive term for a black child.
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While this kind of hack doesn't get as much attention as a gun-waving thief, it's essentially the same.
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As protesters rode along the side of the ship, passengers lined the upper decks waving American and Cuban flags.
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Abandoning his own birthday party, Richie goes to calm down Rogers, who is ranting and waving a gun around.
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Both scenes made for arresting visuals of Americans waving elaborate signs and chanting at Congress and the White House.
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So you're walking down the street and the radiation levels, [as] you're waving your Geiger counter, are pretty low.
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A helicopter pilot spotted him on Thursday waving his hands from an altitude of about 7,500 meters (24,606 feet).
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They asked him to leave a high school football game a few weeks ago for waving a Confederate flag.
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Initially the program launched with three kinds of Super Hearts, but later added a waving hand icon as well.
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As reported by USA Today, Edelman joined Bruins fans at the beginning of the game waving the fan banner.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip waving from a Land Rover at a youth rally in Lagos, Nigeria, in 1956.
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There's a lot of hand-waving about security and the AI race, most of which doesn't make any sense.
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Yet on May 1st thousands of workers took to the streets, waving banners reading "Fight for a higher salary".
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The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter, Vivian, 6, alongside his son, Benjamin, 9, while waving to fans.
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Dozens of residents greeted his motorcade at the town&aposs dock square with some waving flags and holding signs.
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Through the shades, I saw the sparks from electrical wires waving in the tempest as the lights went out.
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But lately something different has been going on: a surge, in certain quarters, of emotional, flag-waving, integrationist Europhilia.
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Former White House strategist Steve Bannon took the stage to introduce Moore as supporters waving flags cheered Tuesday night.
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"She can't just stand in the street waving her hands, hoping a cab will stop for her," said Jane.
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Wearing white and waving flags as they marched, demonstrators blamed Maduro's government for food shortages and major economic problems.
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It all takes place in a Chinese restaurant where faces are peeled and waving roast chickens are tangoed with.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple is acquiring the goodwill of flag-waving magazine publishers for less than pocket change.
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Video footage shows marchers carrying fascist banners, waving torches, brandishing sticks and shields, chanting "Jews will not replace us".
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An external magnet is used to manipulate the nickel and create a waving motion to propel the bot forward.
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That's not the imitation Trump was doing -- he was doing a standard retard, waving his arms and sounding stupid.
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A video of Kamala Harris waving has been heavily memed since it caught the internet's attention in late July.
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"Not all the problems of the yellow vest protesters will be solved by waving a magic wand," he said.
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When promoting the Olympics, Johnson became stuck on a zip line, waving Union Jacks as he waited for rescue.
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As we entered the town six hours later, we were greeted by a crowd of locals, many waving excitedly.
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"How 'bout this food?" you'll comment, waving a cookie from the buffet in the face of a near-stranger.
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Small groups of Bolivians and Chileans staged rival demonstrations outside the court, playing music and waving their national flags.
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"We just love New Hampshire the people have been so hospitable to us," said Allen, waving a sign overhead.
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There's Axl, imprisoned on the throne, apologetic and humbled, frantically waving his arms like a Sunset Strip synchronized swimmer.
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The next day, they were out in force again, openly waving symbols of Nazism and other far-right movements.
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"I still feel really confident in myself that I can [play]," Markeloff said, waving off the idea of retirement.
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Dunphy was one of about 2100 Spanberger supporters all waving signs and cheering as cars entered Germanna Community College.
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Barack was graceful in his exit, waving at the crowd before hopping into his car and being driven away.
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But when the shot zooms up, it's Kanye West rather than the incumbent president who's waving to the masses.
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While the camera is snapping away, Smith is in the water, waving and splashing colored LED light implements around.
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" Later, during his rally, Trump doubled down, waving around a water bottle and splashing water while declaring: "It's Rubio!
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There's something mystical about waving a palm or clenching a fist and making objects dance at your command. Spin!
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An orange-and-red raptor stood at the entrance to their crowded stand, waving its tail back and forth.
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Nassau County police Officer Luis Ascencio saw two people trapped at the second floor window, frantically waving for help.
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My mother (the tiny woman you see waving her hand to get some attention) waved down police and fire.
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Smiling and waving, Trump walked from the Oval Office to his Marine One helicopter on a sunny August afternoon.
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Later in the day, Clinton emerged from daughter Chelsea's apartment and was seen smiling and waving to the crowd.
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They're living for the attention, waving in frivolity and giving hella thumbs up as a news helicopter hovers overhead.
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Thousands of pro-choice demonstrators waving wire coathangers have marched against the proposed ban in Warsaw and other cities.
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A group of women have started making public displays of removing their hijab and waving it in the air.
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And so in the end it barely mattered whether he marched down the street waving the flag or not.
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Contributions come from Lena Willikens, Not Waving, Sam Haar (Blondes) and Justin K Broadrick aka JK Flesh (Godflesh, Jesu).
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And Campanis wasn't a racist—not in the rabid stars 'n' bars-waving, sheet-wearing sense of the word.
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The 20, they're chasin' em, they're not gonna get him, waving his arms, bare-chested—somebody stop that man!
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"Oh, look, here are Juras!" she said, waving at a display of wines from the Jura region in France.
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You know that old stereotype of in-your-face angry protestors outside abortion clinics waving pictures of dead fetuses?
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"We have an existential problem," he said, waving the paperback at a seminar of 10 students at Bard College.
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Images broadcast on the Internet and social media showed the soldiers hugging protesters and waving the country's national flag.
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Kumail Nanjiani is waving the white flag after a Twitter spat with Meghan McCain, telling the daughter of Sen.
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The footage also shows one American step into a clearing waving a US flag to signal the group's identity.
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Remove the careful editing and all that's left is an irritated teen actor waving around a neon-green stick.
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This brings another question into the spotlight: Is the GOP waving the "white flag" in the war against guns?
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Inside the stadium, there were several big blocs of Puerto Rican fans waving flags and chanting Puig's first name.
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She was that blond woman waving at reporters in front of Chelsea Clinton's apartment a few hours after Mrs.
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On my drive back into the city from the airport, I encountered throngs gathering in squares, waving Turkish flags.
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"I'm not 'Sandy Dementia'; I'm Sandy the person I always was," he has said with passion, arms waving wide.
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Thousands of peaceful protesters had swarmed the arrivals and departures halls earlier on Tuesday, chanting, singing and waving banners.
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"It's better than waving a flag at a road construction site or cleaning toilets at a supermarket," he said.
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Just like with most brands active in Germany at this time, it appeared beside waving banners emblazoned with swastikas.
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It isn't easy for people with chronic pain to stand on a sidewalk holding signs and waving at motorists.
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They must tell a true, human story of actual value and explain their product without mumbling and hand waving.
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Think Manhattan in an aquarium with underwater drones to ferry you home and jellyfish waving you to beddie byes.
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The waving rider and I stayed head-to-head until the middle of the track, when he fell back.
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In the three times I've seen them, everybody there has been more interested in arm waving than foot stomping.
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Earlier today, I was being broadcast to two children in Hong Kong, waving and saying hello and threatening them.
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What matters is that real people in the real world are showing up at Trump rallies waving QAnon signs.
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The first thing you may notice is that the 29-year-old is pictured waving a black, lace fan.
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I started waving my hands and shaking my head madly but Danny continued, extolling the virtues of my sloth.
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"We kept yelling and waving, and they just waved back at us like we were saying hi," he said.
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She made a deep bow to the crowd and took a lap around the track waving her country's flag.
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With anti-German sentiment in the city boiling, Mr. Mitchel banned the waving of foreign flags to ease tensions.
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The announcers at the coliseum marveled as fans stood up in turns, waving their arms at Mr. Henderson's direction.
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It's always easier to chant in favor of a flag than it is to oppose the flag-waving nationalists.
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One protester was waving a "Liberate Hong Kong" black flag, while a banner that read "murderer" was hung up.
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