When they were applauding Trump, the students were not applauding a prophetic visionary but someone with a dangerous Pharaonic mentality, one who is intemperate, self-indulgent, power hungry, unpredictable and narcissistic.
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Then the entire room was applauding, rising from their chairs.
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"I saw a lot of them standing, applauding," McCarthy said.
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But they were applauding because they thought I was boring.
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We're constantly applauding amazing, dedicated women who work in tech.
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The passengers were heard applauding as she left the aircraft.
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It's the ILWU he should be applauding for reaching out.
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In Romney's close up, he is applauding, but not standing.
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Medical researchers and academics are applauding New York's restrictive approach.
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Colombians should be proud, and we should be applauding them.
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"That way people are applauding women speaking out," he said.
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The weak explanation was that fans were applauding his apology.
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"We have done absolutely nothing worth applauding," Mr. Lehrer said.
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And it all happened quietly, without anyone watching or applauding.
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Investment bankers, smelling huge fees, will be applauding as well.
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It should be about applauding us instead of bashing us.
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She began tearing up when she heard the audience applauding.
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The audience complied, applauding at times but refraining from interrupting.
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"I hope some foreign journalists were applauding now," Netanyahu quipped.
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Even so, as an example to peers, it's worth applauding.
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Because boy was he applauding me the other night. Right?
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" I don't remember applauding anybody for saying "Don't trust me.
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GOP bill applauding ICE approved in House, as Dems lament &aposstunt.
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And most are giving the couple props and applauding Snyder's skills.
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In any other life situation, we'd be applauding Natalia's emotional awareness.
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And that's why we should all be applauding Refinery29 right now.
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Whatever the motivation for the move, family leave advocates are applauding.
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In a familiar pattern, entrenched taxi interests are applauding this development.
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Many will applaud — and already applauding — Apple for taking the plunge.
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Still, some prominent journalists have stood by him, applauding his return.
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"Although this has come a bit late, it's still worth applauding."
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So did Clinton, who wrote and personally signed a applauding tweet.
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And right now, trust me, they are applauding Jamal's assumed murder.
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Democrats were particularly effusive in applauding her performance at the Fed.
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That's the kind of behavior we should be applauding, not managing.
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"At the end of it, everybody was applauding," Welker told Rosenberg.
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Period," Walsh said to an applauding audience, adding: "Here's the point.
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The Freedom Caucus released a statement earlier Monday applauding Sanford's service.
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At the State of the Union he was up there applauding.
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He continued by applauding the triumphs of American women during the games.
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"She's a badass," Taylor added, applauding the actress and ex-Scientology member.
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Others, though, stood by Khlomoney, applauding her relatable nature and IDGAF attitude.
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When they hear the first few notes, they're going to start applauding.
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The audience appeared to appreciate the surprise, applauding and whooping in response.
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You have some Democrats applauding all of these moves, including Senator Schumer.
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I stood with the crowd, applauding as more and more men arrived.
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As a party loyalist, he would have stood at the front, applauding. ■
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Still some of Trump's fiercest foes are applauding him for the move.
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Some in the aeronautics space, though, are already applauding the new rules.
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We should be applauding this historic milestone, not denying that it exists.
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The Department of Justice issued a statement applauding the appellate panel's decision.
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And they likely will be applauding many of his lines on Tuesday.
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"Stepping down (completely) to take responsibility is irresponsible," Osamu told applauding investors.
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He smoked a cigarette and was applauding the work of the others.
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While the crowd was still applauding, Hamilton slipped through a side exit.
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Yet Blackmun is more than hanging on: The U.S.O.C. is applauding him.
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A LOT OF PEOPLE APPLAUDING IT BUT OTHER PEOPLE CRITICAL AS WELL.
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Applauding the bravery of the dead pilot, they erected this stone marker.
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The Republicans who applauded Trump on Tuesday were applauding their own repudiation.
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Stadium is honoring serving military... and Kaepernick is applauding them on the videoboard.
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Bryan followed, singing "Penny Lover" and easily got the audience cheering and applauding.
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" And 300 people are standing up, and they're applauding, like, "I see you.
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"The unhinged left is endorsing and applauding shooting Republicans," a text overlay says.
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By Saturday afternoon, thousands more gathered, cheering and applauding as the caskets arrived.
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When I exited the isolation chamber, the whole cell block was applauding me.
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But the least we can do — from wherever we're sitting — is stop applauding.
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Social media users aren't the only people applauding Lopez for the kind act.
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It's called being strategic and General Patton would be applauding from his grave.
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"The unhinged left is endorsing and applauding shooting Republicans," the ad's narrator says.
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The White House released a statement applauding the committee for advancing the bill.
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Passengers are heard applauding as the man is apparently escorted off the plane.
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People should just maybe take a minute to think about what they're applauding.
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I even made a point of applauding the "better pull your goalie" kid.
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Elton John is applauding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry for taking a stand.
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Staff applauding HR McMaster on his last day at the White House pic.twitter.
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GLAAD issued a statement after the initial episode premiered applauding the show's decision.
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Social media caught on and came to Roberts' defense, applauding her graceful comeback.
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We are long used to applauding designers at the end of a season.
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Despite these limitations, there is much in the settlement that is worth applauding.
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The governor, Laura Kelly, a Democrat, quickly issued a statement applauding the decision.
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He's commenting on them like it's some big joke, and he's applauding their actions.
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Jackson's response caused many to flock to her side, applauding her self-love outlook.
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And then the audience all stood up and started applauding, and that was it.
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You have thousands of people cheering and applauding you when you come to work.
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While many are applauding these milestones, there's still a lot of work to do.
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When I gave the lecture about supply-side economics, I thought they were applauding.
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I thought they were applauding because they had learned something about supply-side economics.
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Walmart shares rose more than 3% by Thursday afternoon, with investors applauding the results.
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This audience was applauding not just the performances, but their willingness to go there.
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We're sure she'll be right there applauding her castmates when they take the stage.
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"l'm your abductor ... I'm kidnapping you fool," he wrote, adding smiling and applauding emojis.
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President Donald Trump was not applauding the Fed's decision to raise interest rates Wednesday.
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He will also enjoy the optics of 18,000 American Jews' applauding him at AIPAC.
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We were all standing and applauding and Ali hadn't spoken to or acknowledged anyone.
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THE CLOSER And finally … We're applauding a spirit of generosity this summer in Georgia.
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" The crowd stood, applauding and cheering, as Abrams said, "Because this is our Georgia!
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Troll factory tactics included applauding Donald Trump's candidacy while trying to undermine Hillary Clinton's.
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The documents show the department applauding Ukraine for its handling of corruption last May.
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Then she put her hands over her heart and reached toward the applauding crowd.
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It also has a headphone jack, which is something I'll apparently keep applauding forever.
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Ms. Trump then spoke briefly to the crowd, applauding the students' work and dedication.
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NOW WE'VE SAID, WE WON'T GO BELOW 10% I THOUGHT PEOPLE WOULD BE APPLAUDING.
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Critics are already applauding Margot's performance, but more importantly Tonya herself seems to dig it.
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Chmerkovskiy popped the question after a performance in Miami, in front of an applauding audience.
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Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat, issued statements applauding Sullivan's direction to begin evidence collection.
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Ashton Kutcher is applauding Natalie Portman for taking a stand on the gender pay gap.
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They've been touting their first openly gay character and applauding Belle as a feminist character.
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The film turns into a terrible drug trip that had audiences reeling, and some applauding.
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This tweet applauding service members was a sober departure from his usual social media output.
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" One user even congratulated the group for having "an entire nation applauding you right now.
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Obviously, we'll all be applauding their bravery and resilience, and not just their pilates abs.
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Wasserman was again applauding the IOC's thinking on Wednesday but without conceding anything to Paris.
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Were Mr. Nézet-Séguin to join the company, it would be an event worth applauding.
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The charges against Jang ranged from "treachery" to applauding "halfheartedly" when Kim entered the room.
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I received a lot of feedback applauding the raw and intimate nature of these images.
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"When everything was O.K., people were leaning out their windows, applauding the police," he said.
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He calls The Donald out repeatedly on his shit, and I almost find myself applauding.
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You see this with the sharing, applauding and echoing the critical coverage by their colleagues.
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Americans once again are reduced to applauding acts of philanthropy necessitated by failures of policy.
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One of the final slides included a photograph of Mr. Horan, applauding in an audience.
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The photo was from Mr. Rosa's middle school graduation with a caption applauding his successes.
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I found myself not just agreeing but applauding the author, on a number of passages.
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League lawmakers at his sides leapt to their feet, applauding and hugging Mr. Di Muro.
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When you read that when Stalin made a speech, everyone had to get up and applaud, but no one wanted to be the first person to stop applauding, you just think, Well, gee, take that to its logical extreme and they're still applauding now.
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Dozens of people commented on the post, applauding the officer for not kicking the man out.
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That's 14 hours – and then two hours later, she's there applauding a five-hour long show!
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While applauding Trump's "pragmatism" he added that it was the details which were going to matter.
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Messrs Hu and Jiang were sitting on either side of Mr Xi in the hall, applauding.
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We just followed suit—even though we had no idea who we were applauding, or why.
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Jennifer Aniston had fans applauding on Tuesday for the essay she penned addressing false pregnancy rumors.
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Point number two, they were applauding Michelle's dress, which was spectacular, even by her own standards.
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Out of his grasp, I take off towards the stands, blocky figures applauding my unlikely triumph.
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As the Washington Post reported, a hospital executive appeared in an AP video applauding He's work.
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While smaller community banks and credit unions are applauding FedNow, it's meeting resistance from large banks.
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Investors should be applauding those prospects, not wringing their hands over potential damage from trade battles.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump spoke to applauding workers at a scrap-metal plant in Westmoreland County.
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Watch industry insiders, who regard Waldan watches as something of a secret, are applauding its return.
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They were warned multiple times that parliamentary rules prohibit them from making noise and even applauding.
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Others have reminded us that in Stalin's Soviet Union, refraining from applauding was in fact treasonous.
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Each of them applauding while he tramples our backs and yells: You want freedom, you animals?
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Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, issued a statement applauding the appellate court decision.
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President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan, above at lectern, criticized China for applauding Burkina Faso's move.
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The film then becomes a terrible drug trip that will leave audiences reeling, and some applauding.
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Having branded Democrats as "treasonous" for not applauding him, he craves a military parade in Washington.
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When asked whether coordinating with Russia to win a presidential election was more serious than not applauding the State of the Union address, 63 percent of survey respondents said it was more serious, while 14 percent said not applauding was a more intense sign of disloyalty.
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Mostly we're applauding the way Kendall has interpreted her sisters' style and made it totally her own.
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Apart from applauding fellow Massachusetts candidates, such as Ayanna Pressley, Warren focused her speech on national issues.
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Candidates in the upcoming presidential election can be expected to join them in applauding Ms Park's arrest.
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" Applauding Dusty for her skills, model Kate Upton commented on the image, calling the photo "the cutest!!!
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Women are applauding the moment for portraying a realistic view of women in a comic-book movie.
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Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon finally figured that out and took action, with Cramer applauding the move.
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Move would undermine nuclear deal Applauding Trump on Monday for revoking the oil sanctions waivers, Republican Sen.
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"Others are applauding Soylent for offering refunds on the bars, saying, "That's above and beyond customer service.
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He is the person who has for months now been not just inciting violence, but applauding violence.
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Fans are applauding K-pop star Sunmi after initially believing she opened up about her sexual identity.
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Locals lined the platforms of German railway stations, applauding the migrants as they stepped off the trains.
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This is not a battle fought by saying no to the one, but by applauding the many.
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The lights went on, the disco ball stopped and those of us still dancing began dazedly applauding.
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Video of one match shows Greenwald, in the front row, applauding every point with dad-outing gusto.
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As the smoke poured into the crowd, we all took a brief moment before applauding the show.
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There's a lot of people who are very liberal who are actually applauding him for challenging China.
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"The audience just went berserk, leapt to their feet and refused to stop applauding," Mr. Adler said.
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American steel and aluminum companies were the loudest in applauding the president's efforts to help their industries.
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Because if feminism means applauding "anything a woman does" — even hurting other women — then it means nothing.
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As Trump walked through the conservative pieces of the plan, Democratic leaders sat stone-faced without applauding.
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Her fiancé, Alexis Ohanian, was sitting in the second row of the players' box, applauding her successes.
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If Xcel had any competition, we'd be applauding them for doing so well in a tough market.
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It's too easy and too naive to oppose fracking while applauding available and affordable natural gas. 85033.
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For their part, civil rights groups are applauding the proposal to restrict the use of deadly force.
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"Look at what I was applauding," she told reporters about the president's call for cooperation and compromise.
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First Robbie Tripp's post about his "curvy" wife Sarah filled with comments applauding him for sharing his love.
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I'm more interested in making people feel something more than just [makes a face and begins fake applauding].
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Then, you had Democrats applauding part of the testimony that Peter Strzok gave, like that&aposs wholly inappropriate.
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Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon finally figured that out and took action, with Jim Cramer applauding the move.
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That's what Ellen supporters like Reese Witherspoon are applauding, and it's what Ellen has built her defense on.
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The tweet quickly went viral, with people applauding Witham for standing up for herself and dumping her boyfriend.
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A Black woman, who's actually politically involved and passionate about Jane's work, looks on, applauding rich, privileged Midge.
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There was a warmer response when he concluded his remarks, with most of the graduates standing and applauding.
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They showed the people applauding and screaming and—and they were all CIA... I got a standing ovation.
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Journalists dislike the cemaat's media outlets for applauding the trials and smearing those who exposed the group's wrongdoings.
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We grew up applauding Sandy's aesthetic evolution from clean-cut cheerleader into the naughty sex bomb Danny valued.
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Trump spent much of his speech applauding his administration's work -- including its strong support of the Second Amendment.
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" The President issued a statement applauding the bill's release but added "there is much work left to do.
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Schwartzman also provided one of the great highlights of the tournament, winning a point that had Nadal applauding.
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Kim appeared, looking relaxed and confident, often standing with his hands behind his back and applauding on cue.
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Reynolds cited a statement from the LDS Church applauding LoveLoud for boosting ticket sales from 8,000 to 20,000.
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Having the entire room applauding and cheering for a trans superhero — that was really, really inspiring for me.
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In a corner, members of Ms. Clarkson's label team weren't huddled together, cringing — they were grinning and applauding.
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With the lights bright and the crowd at the state fairgrounds applauding, the president abruptly changed his tone.
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"She's doing it while they're still applauding so she's also making the decision not to applaud," she says.
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Groups opposed to Obama's climate change efforts and last year's international deal in Paris are applauding the move.
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Now, of course, the many people in favor of impeachment are applauding Trump for his bizarre Twitter statement.
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Ms. Smith drolly informs the audience that they should be applauding more when she name checks Sly Stone.
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" On Thursday, Dash's husband tweeted about the incident, applauding the State's Attorney's office for making "the right call.
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It happened after he said Democrats were "treasonous" for not applauding his 2018 State of the Union address.
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With that said, I don't, I'm not applauding or high-fiving anybody's offices being raided by the FBI.
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He joined fellow Republicans in applauding himself — as he did repeatedly through the address — after delivering the line.
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And you gotta hear how Christie defends Donald Trump for applauding the congressman who body slammed a reporter.
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There were no signs of protest during Blizzard's opening ceremony to kick off BlizzCon, which mostly consisted of people quietly applauding Brack and loudly applauding Diablo IV. Fight for the Future (FFTF), a non-profit that's previously organized action around net neutrality and other internet freedom issues, led the protests.
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Rezko!) that draw whoops from the evenly divided crowd (is that John Lewis strenuously applauding an attack on Obama
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Other than hysterical, wild laughter over the unfortunate event, people are applauding Plucknette for how she handled it all.
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The Associated Press reported that Tuesday's outcome "stunned" the men's supporters, many of whom began applauding in the courtroom.
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Now, longtime Huawei critics on Capitol Hill are applauding Google's move and encouraging other tech companies to follow suit.
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With Mr. Murray applauding his efforts, President Trump installed former coal lobbyists in regulatory positions and slashed environmental rules.
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In Mexico City right now, hundreds of chanting, applauding, and screaming fans have flocked to the South Korean embassy.
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Scott was onstage performing alongside Maroon 13 and Big Boi, and the lip kit mogul was applauding from backstage.
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Jay Nixon has spoken out against SR-39, applauding fellow Democratic lawmakers in his state for fighting the bill.
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Their final challenges are all worth applauding, but they don't do a great job of wrapping up after that.
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I made fun of the device when it came out, while applauding the clever combination of two modern gadgets.
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After nine days of talks with calculating foreign leaders, Trump was eager for the affirmation of an applauding audience.
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As Bill Clinton, daughter Chelsea and the thousands of delegates and VIPs took to their feet applauding, Obama chuckled.
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Several of those groups issued statements Thursday applauding the bill's passage and urging Trump to quickly sign the measure.
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First, let's look at the budget bill that the Republican Senate passed Thursday, which Trump is now publicly applauding.
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A formal commendation was entered into Lerner's file, applauding him for a "heroic action" that would not be forgotten.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) is applauding efforts by Republican lawmakers to overturn a controversial Obama-era gun regulation.
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President Barack Obama tweeted a quote by his wife used by Clinton Sunday night, applauding the Democratic nominee's performance.
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While most are applauding his quick reflexes and bravery, some on social media have called the incident an overreaction.
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That there are Christians who are literally applauding the shooter, even though he's a Muslim with a radical ideology.
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Bezos and Musk have sporadically interacted about their companies' successes, sometimes applauding each other, but more often locking antlers.
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"The market is not applauding the president's address," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark.
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I dearly wanted to hug each one of them at the end of my talk as they were applauding.
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Instead of applauding the administration's approach (in part because of its challenge to Russia), the energy opponents ridicule it.
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But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was insistent that none of her fellow Democrats would be seen applauding the result.
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As the British say, the staff is jumping ship so fast they are leaving the rats gaping and applauding.
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Perceptions of each party reinforced Decisive has been the most consistent word of praise from Republicans applauding Trump's decision.
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Demanding this balanced approach would also improve the perception of the many people and organizations applauding the executive order.
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And nor were they applauding her noble efforts to get more women involved in the math and science fields.
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Kushner attended the speech and could be seen at the side of the room applauding frequently throughout Trump's remarks.
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"He is not going to get big crowds applauding him," Mr. Bauman said of a Trump visit to California.
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" And the love is mutual, with Mandel applauding his costars this season, summarizing each star's individual strengths as simply, "Wow!
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I got to say "yes" and was treated to a full-screen gif of Shia LaBeouf applauding my daybreak tumescence.
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Rating There are sequences in this film that left the audience at my screening joyfully applauding their creativity and audacity.
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People have been sharing her obituary and applauding her message on social media and in the guestbook comments on Legacy.com.
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"We need to take power out of Washington and back to we the people," Cruz said to an applauding crowd.
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Bieber, who was a groomsman, was front and center in the pics, enthusiastically applauding and later walking down the aisle.
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The secretary of culture did show up, and when he came in the theater everyone stood up and started applauding.
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Senator Marco Rubio wrote a column applauding its aims, while concluding that a "radical progressive movement" would not fulfil them.
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WASHPOST Newsroom staff openly applauding at latest Trump hit finally clarifies how this has turned into nothing but a bloodsport!
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Some in the crowd wore "Make America Great Again" caps and "TRUMP 2020" shirts, applauding him and giving thumbs-up.
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But some of the posts may be more positive — like those applauding a local entertainer or noting a cute dog.
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As the younger McCain spoke, cameras showed the late senator's wife, Cindy McCain, staring forward and applauding her daughter's remarks.
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Use the vibe positively by applauding people's unique features and encouraging them to go off and do their own thing.
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During a speech in Ohio earlier this month, Trump attacked Democratic lawmakers for not applauding during his address to Congress.
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The companies scrambled to remove the video and hateful content applauding the killer's actions, but it had already gone viral.
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"The court considered that it was proved that he was applauding, even though the video doesn't show it," Araujo said.
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While applauding state initiatives to aid these schools, Ms. DeVos opposes any federal program that would create a new bureaucracy.
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Separately, Ms. DeVos issued a statement on Sunday night applauding Mr. Trump for reaffirming the administration's support for such colleges.
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" He said that the many supporters of Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, were "applauding this violence, because it's a fascist movement.
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The Justice Department, which has not yet had new leadership installed under President Trump, issued a statement applauding the decision.
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At one point in particular during the speech, the Democratic leader smiled and pointed at the president while applauding him.
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And it's not to say Uber employees who liked Travis are repugnant for applauding his accomplishments, or remembering him fondly.
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As he signed the order, Mr. de Blasio punctuated the moment by holding the document aloft to the applauding room.
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The president sat quietly as Roberts administered the judicial oath to Gorsuch and joined the crowd in applauding Gorsuch, smiling broadly.
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At the speech on Tuesday, Owens' widow, Carryn Owens, wept openly when Trump led the crowd in applauding her husband's service.
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They cheered along, applauding at the end of every sentence, as Sanders told them how he would overthrow the political order.
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The stock market isn't applauding solid corporate earnings, but that's not new this quarter — it's been happening for the past year.
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Dozens of flag-waving DeLemus supporters demonstrated outside the courthouse and packed the courtroom during the hearing, applauding as he entered.
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Teams at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida were seen applauding the final successful deployment of the CYGNSS satellites.
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Zimbabweans are so glad to see Mr Mugabe humbled that even those who normally distrust the military are applauding its actions.
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On Monday, Modi tweeted an image of himself following the Chandrayaan-2 event on a television screen and applauding the liftoff.
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It wasn't even cheap: rather than applauding his publicity stunt, Citibike fines Tanenhaus the maximum $1,200 late return charge, plus taxes.
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Holding his son, Bruce stood on the field with his wife and tipped his cap to the sparse but applauding crowd.
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The executive quickly became the top trending topic on Twitter, with many industry figures applauding the alleged victims for speaking out.
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" Flynn claimed that Erdogan "is actually very close to President Obama" and that "(the coup) is the military and worth applauding.
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Tenney's comments come one day after Trump ripped Democrats as "treasonous" for not applauding during his State of the Union address.
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The problem is that a third of the country still supports him, knowing full well he's a racist and applauding it.
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"This will send a strong message to the Church and to the pope," said abuse victim Francois Devaux, applauding the verdict.
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He moved around the podium snuffling, nodding, mugging, gesticulating, applauding his own words, and squinting heroically (profile turned to the left!).
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Paradoxically, then, it would seem that we can best limit intolerance of difference by parading, talking about, and applauding our sameness.
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Meantime, Athleta is gaining a larger share of the athletic apparel market, Konik said, applauding Gap's push in this separate division.
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The comments were the second time he criticized Democrats for not sufficiently applauding him during his State of the Union address.
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The AFL-CIO issued rare praise for the Trump plan, however, with the group's president, Richard Trumka, applauding Trump on Twitter.
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Trade associations representing supermarkets, pizza companies and convenience stores are applauding the House passage of the Common Sense Nutrition Disclosure Act.
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But the party seemed buoyed, eight years on, to have one of its own at the microphone, applauding early and often.
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Now, many Democrats and most of the left are applauding Brennan for calling President Trump a traitor and demanding he be impeached.
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Just days earlier, Ashgari posted an adoring tribute of his own, applauding Spears for her strength in a touching Mother's Day post.
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After Iran&aposs good performance in the World Cup by its soccer team, he did a video applauding them for their play.
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And you should be applauding the Hill for pressing these institutions for actually getting the information the public would otherwise not know.
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He didn't stand at the long table, applauding the audience and waiting for the cast and producers of his new movie, Bright.
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Comments have started piling up at Typo's Facebook page, with many laughing off the complaints and applauding the company's carefully crafted apology.
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Immediately, headlines started popping up applauding the singer for eschewing the traditional awards-show makeup formula of smoky eyes and contoured cheekbones.
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US President Donald Trump drew criticism after he congratulated Putin on his win, with commentators accusing him of applauding a political strongman.
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The students, many of whom had arrived early before the formal ceremony, recognized him immediately, rose from their seats applauding and cheering.
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Virgin founder Richard Branson wrote on his Virgin blog Monday, applauding Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine's approach to overcoming fear and obstacles.
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But while we're all applauding her first major hair change, her son Ryder doesn't think she's quite as cool as we do.
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" Another wrote, "Everybody is applauding her for saying this but to me that just sounds like an excuse to not include somebody.
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In applauding the tactics of the notorious Cesare Borgia, the model for The Prince, Machiavelli described the key to the Trickster's success.
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But applauding Chris Evans for standing up to Duke and dissing him in front of thousands of followers on the internet isn't.
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In the basement she's wearing a Ukrainian flag, matching with some of the lyrics of the song, applauding the annexation of Crimea.
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Meanwhile, conservatives have been calling to his legacy as the longest-serving justice on the Supreme Court and applauding staunchly conservative judgements.
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" Civil libertarians should be applauding Ellis for seeking to cabin the "unfettered power" of the special counsel to do "anything he wants.
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His wife, Kim Sears, encouraged him at every turn, along with the others, enthusiastically applauding points he won and some he didn't.
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Many audience members praised the film for its intelligence and cultural relevance, applauding it for mixing stunning visual art and powerful messages.
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Two or three Rays were perched on the steps, applauding the newsmaker nicknamed A-Rod for his 22 extraordinary major league years.
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By far," the "Mad Money" host said on Thursday, not long after applauding Musk's unusual behavior on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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Americans have a right to expect Congress to stop creating funding emergencies and then applauding themselves for staving off another total collapse.
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I host my show from the middle of the fifth-floor newsroom, and my CNN colleagues -- male and female -- were applauding me.
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He was interrupted six times by standing ovations, and the crowd was on its feet and applauding long after he'd stopped speaking.
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But rather than applauding the move, those who have been incensed by more tenuous conflicts are seething that Pruitt is cracking down.
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What I struggle with, as a never-ending, twisting moral conflict, is applauding the performance of someone who's accused of predatory behavior.
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People now are reflecting on the image on Twitter from the early stages of the primaries, applauding the women for their campaigns.
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Ms. Mallory, in addition to applauding Assata Shakur as a feminist emblem, also admires Fidel Castro, who sheltered Ms. Shakur in Cuba.
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Fans in the comments section are applauding the "Slide Away" singer for including both the highs and the lows of her decade.
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"I am actually slightly disgusted at the idea that applauding our military has become a political thing rather than universal," he said.
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The White House released a statement on Saturday applauding "the many courageous young Americans exercising their First Amendment rights" at the march.
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Loudly applauding one another, these relative strangers begged for transparency, for a say in what happens and for a moratorium on skyscrapers.
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It's not something that can be paid for out of the city budget," Mr. de Blasio said, adding, "I was not applauding.
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In a criminal trial, there's almost never a time to be applauding or treating it as if it's not a solemn event.
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Fans are applauding all the black girl magic behind Little, and the fact that the trailer puts a spotlight on natural hair.
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Fans praised the singer for his red carpet look, applauding him for continuously breaking gender norms and pushing boundaries with his beauty choices.
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Comedian Michael Ian Black also valiantly declared he'd take the heat for applauding Louis for trying to move on after serving his time.
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" Despite the controversial business dealings, some of Deciem's followers are pleased with Truaxe's radical, raw transparency, applauding him for being "honest" and "real.
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Christie Whitman of New Jersey and Bob McDonnell of Virginia gave their responses in their state capitol buildings, in front of applauding crowds.
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Facebook has been the most open in its support, with chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg applauding the most recent version of the bill.
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He regularly denounced police brutality and often spoke out against white privilege, while applauding those who sought to educate and empower black people.
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Yet on Friday, Friar shared a personal message that Dorsey — who also sits at the helm of Twitter — sent her applauding the decision.
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But Trump doubled down on his attacks, firing off several tweets applauding his work on African American issues and calling Cummings incompetent. 3.
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To applaud deconstruction without applauding the original is either perverse or mean; appreciation of what came before predicates appreciation of 22, A Million.
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The audience can be seen applauding as a band plays against the backdrop of a big screen showing tanks and missiles being fired.
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If you are a liberal, you might consider applauding a scheme to allow 02138 (Cambridge, Massachusetts) more power than 38944 (Leflore County, Mississippi).
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Smartass Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark gives a TED Talk, and everyone's applauding his ass, but he looks sad, and broken-down.
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German Larrea, chairman of miner Grupo Mexico, published a full-page message in a national newspaper congratulating Lopez Obrador and applauding his comments.
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Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus and Emily Ratajkowski were on #TeamKim, applauding her ownership of her own sexuality and taking topless selfies in solidarity.
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And his most recent campaign commercial points out how many minutes were spent applauding him during his acceptance speech at the Republican convention.
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That's because Barbara was frequently rooting for Hannah Ann during the episode, even applauding when Hannah Ann gave Peter back her engagement ring.
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Dalton's initial tweet went on to get more than 4,000 retweets and 14,000 likes, as well as hundreds of comments applauding his achievement.
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But the adventure provided an inviting introduction to Fed strategies, like the relatively expansionary monetary policy that the stock market is applauding today.
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Now, wildlife advocates are applauding China's move to temporarily ban the trade of wild animals, but some believe the ban should be permanent.
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Even philanthropy's most vociferous critics are open to acknowledging the merits of important philanthropic projects, and applauding the people who make them happen.
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But Heitkamp is well aware that elsewhere in the state, where support for Trump is strong, the voters are hardly applauding her choice.
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Janelle Monáe wrote "#IAmNonBinary" in a tweet on Friday, and Monáe&aposs fans are applauding the star for coming out on social media.
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Gloria Estefan is applauding President Trump for staying home and, for once, not stealing the spotlight from her and several other entertainment legends.
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The chances are that, whatever the rationality of either side, you largely dismissed the opposition arguments while applauding those who agreed with you.
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While applauding the new European Union initiative, he said, "I also highlight that we need to avoid duplication" between the Europeans and NATO.
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Passengers on board the Regal Princess cruise ship are applauding the crew after they helped rescue two plane crash victims in the Caribbean Sea.
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The teen audience was screaming at every song, applauding every cast entrance, whispering in-jokes to each other at all of their favorite lines.
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The issue has sparked a fiery debate, with supporters of Obama's guidelines applauding federal protections for transgender students while critics slammed them as overreach.
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Until the fix comes, if ever it does come, should we be applauding Amazon's tax-savvy, and letting them off the social responsibility hook?
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Origin: Orson Welles determinedly applauding the critically panned opera debut of his mistress, as the title character in the classic 1941 film Citizen Kane.
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"I want to thank the fans for the last ten years," Swift began the speech, as bestie Selena Gomez stood applauding and looking proud.
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Jennifer Garner was in attendance at the Oscars on Sunday night, and a shot of her applauding is well on its way to memehood.
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Governors Christie Whitman of New Jersey and Bob McDonnell of Virginia gave their responses in their state capitol buildings, in front of applauding crowds.
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The GOP nominee had been a vocal supporter of the Brexit movement, applauding the move in June as a rejection of the status quo.
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Last fall, new migrants brought mostly by a surge in refugees from Syria were welcomed by applauding groups in train stations across the country.
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Those who know the Iranian leadership the best: Israel, Saudi Arabia and a host of other governments in the region are applauding Trump's decision.
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Rising activism was a hot topic at a recent REIT conference in New York, with some experts applauding the efforts and others vilifying them.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are applauding the move, arguing that kind of action is necessary to protect U.S. secrets from China.
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Many Republicans pounced on reports of the FBI "reopening" its probe, applauding them for apparently revisiting their decision not to recommend charges against Clinton.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are applauding the move, arguing that kind of action is necessary to protect U.S. secrets from China.
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Many fans of hers, and opponents of the law, have been applauding DeGeneres for her tactful takedown of the new law during her monologue.
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When I was there, businessmen on their way home from work hung over the fence, applauding the skaters who managed to land a trick.
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More than 210 people showed up for a State of the Union watch party on Tuesday night, applauding and cheering in a giant hall.
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"You only have to look at the newsreels of the crowds applauding Pétain," Mr. Rousso said, referring to the wartime Vichy leader, Marshal Pétain.
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"It's not the way I was raised," he told CNN when asked if Democrats showed respect by not applauding during much of Trump's speech.
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Olympic-level swimmers and fans alike came out of the woodwork, offering lessons and applauding Legend for his late-in-life dedication to learning.
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"We had the read-through a while ago and at the end of it, we were all on our feet, applauding and crying," says Turner.
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While applauding the tone and the conservative agenda from Trump during Tuesday night's speech, Portman cautioned about adding to the nearly $20 trillion national debt.
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But women on Twitter, weary of the narrow range of some designers' "flesh-tone" shoes, are applauding Louboutin for keeping diverse skin tones in mind.
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James' partner at Uninterrupted, which calls itself an athlete empowerment brand, Maverick Carter was also taking a wait-and-see approach while applauding the NCAA.
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Akon is applauding Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam for having Beyonce's back after cops called for a boycott of her upcoming Miami concert.
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To which she responded, "yes…" Along with the rest of the nation applauding Kim, her father was front and center to congratulate his superstar daughter.
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Some are lighthearted, like Tencent's game for WeChat, its ubiquitous mobile app, letting users compete in "applauding" Mr Xi's speech by tapping their phone screens.
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Applauding CEO David Taylor's leadership in improving growth, the host noted that the stock has become a favorite pick among the consumer packaged goods companies.
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As soon as his name gets said, people are standing up and applauding and we are so blessed to have been here to witness that.
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In a supermajority legislature, on the other hand, conflicted legislators can publicly support their party's position while privately applauding the obstruction of the minority party.
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In the past 72 hours, Republican National Convention delegates have proudly chanted "Lock her up" while loudly applauding a speech that connected her to Satan.
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What came next rarely happens in medical device trials (and it's why cardiologists are applauding this study): They gave half the patients a sham stent.
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National pride, friendly competition between countries that once went to war, an appetite for kitsch, schadenfreude, questionable taste — the reasons for applauding Eurovision are numerous.
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As the members of the cast came out for their curtain calls, they seemed more interested in applauding Mr. Levine than in receiving applause themselves.
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Unlike the national government in Paris, local leaders in Nice, who mostly represent right-wing forces, support Mr. Putin, even applauding the annexation of Crimea.
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So if you cheer when Trump tells you to ignore what your own eyes and ears are telling you, think about what you are applauding.
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People on Twitter praised Normani for pulling through, with many applauding her for delivering a standout performance despite the outfit change issue and audio problems.
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We ought to listen, to get past the boisterous confidence and the television lights and the waving arms and hear just whose speech we're applauding.
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The Church of Satan is applauding actor Christian Bale after he thanked Lucifer for inspiring him on how to play former Vice President Dick Cheney.
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Billionaire media investor Mario Gabelli told CNBC on Wednesday he was "applauding" Comcast's latest bid for Twenty-First Century Fox on behalf of his clients.
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But the school stayed open, and by noon the line of voters wrapped around three sides of a city block, applauding people as they left.
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In a speech at a Republican retreat in West Virginia, above, Mr. Trump criticized Democrats for not applauding at his State of the Union address.
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To smiling and applauding the order when Trump signed it: Today Trump abandoned brave Iraqi and Afghan interpreters who saved thousands of U.S. troops' lives.
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"You guys see that I can also change because I am a human being," Medvedev told the crowd after applauding Nadal's 19th Grand Slam title.
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In a mostly ho-hum night at the Emmys, Glenn Weiss delivered a moment that left most of those in attendance slack-jawed and applauding.
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Also like Mr. Scaramucci and President Trump, the senator can sometimes make a virtue of his crudeness by applauding himself for straight talk and authenticity.
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That if these non-clappers really loved the country, they would be applauding when he touted how low black unemployment had dipped under his tenure.
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Hardly a day goes by without some influential opinion or policymaker applauding NATO for being the oldest and most successful military alliance on the planet.
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Overall, most industry experts are applauding Walmart for its actions — what could set a precedent and push other retailers to do more of the same.
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Nor is the problem the hypocrisy of Republicans applauding these pronouncements even though they would howl if Democrats sought similarly to intervene in the market.
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I cannot adequately describe the conflict in feeling like a race traitor for applauding Liang's conviction while also feeling like a race traitor for questioning it.
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Lucy Hale is applauding the brave women who have come forward with their heartbreaking #MeToo stories and using her own voice to help make a difference.
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Applauding the researchers, a spokesperson for F-Secure said the company pushed an automatic update on Saturday fixing the issue for users of its XFENCE utility.
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Bien usually doesn't tweet about his kid, but people on Twitter loved his son's unique idea, giving it more than 640,000 likes and applauding his creativity.
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"Our job is to do what is right, not what is easy," Georgia Governor Brian Kemp said as he signed the bill, surrounded by applauding supporters.
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Applauding those who are currently coming forward in the Ukraine investigation, the author expects other senior administration officials to come forward soon and share their stories.
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Usually at this time, our pre-op room has 3-4 hungry, pregnant patients and often, they start applauding when the first patient is called in.
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WATTERS: They do, and it&aposs so funny to hear the Democrats applauding little rocket man for owning President Trump and punking him into this meeting.
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Four-time champion Chris Froome, Thomas&aposs teammate, finished third, 2:24 behind, and rode next to Thomas as they crossed the line, with Froome applauding.
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In fact, 11 to 20% of women experience PPD (as do some men), so we're applauding anyone willing to open up and share their own stories.
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Many Twitter users are applauding the professor for such an innovative way of subverting heteronormativity, and some are even adding their own suggestions to the list.
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Jesse Jackson is not just applauding the Democratic sit-in ... he firmly believes it's picking up where the Civil Rights Movement left off in the '60s.
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Jones appeared to praise Trump for applauding the widow of U.S. Navy SEAL Ryan Owens, who was killed in action during a January raid in Yemen.
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South Korean viewers in Seoul erupted at the warm greeting between Kim and Moon, with residents gathered around television screens across the city applauding and cheering.
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Ms. Murray issued a statement on Thursday applauding the progress toward approving at least some money, while still urging that Congress approve the full $1.9 billion.
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It seems like just yesterday that we were applauding Nick for giving a woman of color the first impression rose on his season of The Bachelor.
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Lawmakers should be applauding agencies that recognize the limits of cost-benefit analysis, not falsely accusing these agencies of doing no cost-benefit analysis at all.
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Linde surged about 9 percent in Frankfurt, and Praxair gained about 5 percent on Tuesday, indicating that shareholders on both sides were applauding a potential deal.
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When, at the end of the program, they rise to cheer "The Rite of Spring," they should remember that they are applauding yesterday's unlistenable noise. ♦
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At the beginning of his testimony, Vindman sent an emotional message to his father, applauding his choice to bring the family to the US decades ago.
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You might have noticed that once in awhile, after he does a fiery speech, he breaks into a devilish smile, especially when people are applauding him.
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So it's worth applauding any successful outcome — especially when these tests are meant to help keep North Korean and Iranian nukes from hitting the United States.
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There's nothing like feeling the electricity and excitement first hand, devoid of interruptions, cooped up amongst a congregation of fighting game fanatics, roaring, cheering, reacting, applauding.
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The real question is how the business community will react (not everyone is applauding) and whether the overhaul will change corporate America's view of President Trump.
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The newspaper used fiery rhetoric against Japan, accusing it of being "desperate to interrupt" relations between Pyongyang and Washington and "applauding" the breakdown of the summit.
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Wes Welker, who is now a receivers coach with the San Francisco 49ers, said scouts began applauding Mahomes in an unprecedented move when the workout finished.
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In 2018, during a conversation about John Kelly (who, by the way, loves Robert E. Lee), McCain snapped at the View audience for applauding his firing.
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As Trump walked through the conservative pieces of his plan and called it a "down the middle" compromise, Democratic leaders looked on stone-faced without applauding.
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Even some frustrated Democrats in this liberal city find themselves applauding the Republican governor after he used state resources on Monday to clean up the underpasses.
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But the city's Department of Education tweeted Thursday that the district would excuse absences for those participating in the climate strike, applauding students for their activism. .
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First, his office posted a puzzling series of messages on Twitter in late November applauding Mr. Trump for divesting his assets — something he has not done.
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"I am deeply honored to be nominated to fill his seat on the Supreme Court," he told the room of family, friends and applauding Republican senators.
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"Jerry Mitchell made all the difference in the world," Mary's brother, Will, tells PEOPLE, applauding the journalist who took the leads Rose provided and chased them down.
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More than 170 models wearing the designer's various women's, men's, and children's collections gathered on the steps of Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, all applauding Lauren himself.
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Investors are applauding Domino's Pizza after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and same-store sales that weren't as bad as Wall Street had feared.
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When the vote was read out by Pence, a final protester yelled "You have sentenced me to die!" as Republicans began applauding the passage of their bill.
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He will be applauding both the Special Victims Unit and Lieutenant Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) on her work clearing out the New York City rape kit backlog.
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And for the first time in a long time, the audience was applauding a show that hit peak diversity — but was just plain fun to watch, too.
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Sanders then manages to get the last word in, and even ends with the audience applauding: Let me, you know, again, respectfully disagree with Secretary Clinton here.
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On Wednesday the WWF released a statement "applauding" the removal of the tigers, and encouraging the Thai government to permanently revoke their license to keep the animals.
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We've got a classic The 303 conundrum, then another one, and some Octavia being a badass scenes, so let's just start off by applauding this great episode.
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Cruz kicked off his speech making a light-hearted joke comparing Reed to the literary character Dorian Gray and applauding President Donald Trump's victory against Hillary Clinton.
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While much has been written about the need for more women in government, something worth applauding, it is encouraging that the American voter is rejecting identity politics.
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So if you invite him and put a crowd around him, that crowd will find themselves applauding something like Trump talking about yacht orgies to boy scouts.
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Mark Cuban weighed in on Thursday on the Apple versus FBI debate, applauding the tech giant for resisting a federal court order to unlock a terrorist's iPhone.
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Applauding a racist, sexist political demagogue because it managed to do something right is like congratulating a broken clock for getting the time right twice a day.
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Prior to that hearing, FreedomWorks joined with the National Taxpayers Union and a number of other conservative organizations applauding the committee for moving to address the issue.
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The video posted by the New York Police Department on Facebook has drawn more than five million views and 8,000 comments, many of them applauding the officers.
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Keith Olbermann is heaping praise on former acting Attorney General Sally Yates, calling her an "American hero" and applauding her remarks in front of a Senate panel.
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Leaked photographs posted on the South China Morning Post's website showed U.S. officials applauding Liu's appearance, including the U.S. delegation leader, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Jeffrey Gerrish.
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With the exception of applauding police for roughing up gang members and his comments about Gianforte, Trump hasn't been as explicit about encouraging violence since taking office.
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The crowd, not much of one by Federer standards, remained close to library silent, only applauding when the afternoon practice session finally ended shortly before 5 p.m.
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Wood also says that it's especially significant that Pelosi didn't wait to rip up the copies of the speech until after the room was done with applauding.
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More than a hundred House Republicans sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Wednesday applauding the agency's plan to repeal its net neutrality rules.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations, a Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, issued a statement applauding the Trump Organization's decision to no longer host the event.
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"We've all been applauding the country's economic management in recent years, but it's mostly been fair skies," said Alain Feler, the IMF country representative in Ivory Coast.
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More than a hundred House Republicans sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Wednesday applauding the agency's plan to repeal its net neutrality rules.
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Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush is applauding a vote in the Florida state legislature to prevent local governments from banning ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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On Monday, Mr. Bharara left his office in what seemed like a staged procession with staff members and others applauding him, as television cameras captured it all.
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Still, the accusations have prompted vigorous online debate within China, with some posted comments applauding the women for coming forward and others accusing them of seeking fame.
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The scene had already sparked a debate among viewers, with many applauding Disney for the momentous first in the storied franchise, while others criticized it as tokenism.
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The mayor of Phoenix is applauding a ruling by an Arizona court that upheld the city&aposs anti-discrimination ordinance that includes the treatment of same-sex couples.
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The ADC on Thursday issued a statement applauding the Obama administration's decision to end the dormant program and vowing to counter any similar programs that Trump may impose.
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Bryant then walked out to center court, applauding the fans with his hands raised high, then lifted his right arm in tribute before blowing kisses to the crowd.
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Slim praised his country for solidarity at a time when the country is applauding its President, Enrique Peña Nieto, for canceling a scheduled meeting with US President Trump.
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On Wednesday, Trump broke the streak by hosting reporters, along with top aides, family and applauding staffers, for a wide-ranging, at times chaotic question-and-answer session.
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Hayden, along with other former U.S. officials, told Politico that CIA directors and top military brass often avoid applauding at such events so as not to appear partisan.
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Though the bespectacled, 59-year-old Ortega has not joined the opposition, anti-Maduro leaders have been applauding her actions - and a growing backlash is underway within government.
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For that reason, Mr Shaefer, while applauding the Mrs Clinton's policy, says it would be better to find a way to pay the money out in monthly chunks.
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"I know John Durham well, having known and worked with him over many years," Blumenthal said in a statement in early 2018 applauding Trump's decision to nominate Durham.
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Duncan Jones is applauding Lorde for her touching tribute to his late father David Bowie, over a week after slamming Lady Gaga for her performance at the Grammys.
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Lacey Evans and Natalya were electric as they walked to the ring -- men, women and children were standing and applauding, taking pics and going crazy the whole time.
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During his first major tour back in 1972, Mr Cohen implored the audience to stop applauding: he was too nervous, too distracted, and he couldn't go on singing.
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"Consumers must have confidence that cultured meat products are safe for consumption and appropriately labeled," said JUST, a meat-alternatives company, in a press release applauding the decision.
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Kanye West delivered a speech supportive of President Donald Trump during the season premiere of Saturday Night Live — who returned the favor on Sunday by applauding his performance.
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It was impossible to deny the incredible gulf between the incarcerated members of the cast and crew, and the audience applauding them from a posh theatre in Manhattan.
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In a clip posted on social media, Egerton, who plays the iconic singer in the upcoming music biopic, can be seen looking emotional while thanking the applauding audience.
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Good criticism happens when a writer engages thoroughly with a book, wrestling with its contents, taking apart its arguments, applauding its successes and noting its failures or omissions.
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Trump has not shied away from knocking Comey and the FBI during his presidency, despite publicly applauding the FBI director during a January meeting in the White House.
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While Common Sense Media and other digital rights advocates are applauding Newsom for championing an idea once viewed as fringe, at least one digital consumer advocate is skeptical.
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In a clip posted on social media, Egerton, who plays the iconic singer in the upcoming music biopic, can be seen looking emotional while thanking the applauding audience.
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Kidman, a Best Supporting Actress nominee at the 2017 Oscars, got some serious grief after viewers noticed her applauding in an unconventional manner at last month's awards show.
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The outrage: While many are applauding the mayor's move, others have called it "petulant" and accused him of rudely snubbing the head of a billion-dollar business partner.
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To add insult to injury, many of the lawmakers who shout about protecting the rights of "the unborn" are the very same people applauding him for doing so.
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Garner was applauding with the rest of the audience, including seat neighbor Chris Messina, when her hands noticeably stopped and her facial expression transitioned from stoic to bewildered.
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He called the company "the ultimate A.I. company" and "the ultimate start-up," applauding the e-commerce colossus for knowing what people will need before they need it.
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And I plan to keep applauding us both as we enter motherhood, just as emphatically as I will someday (probably implausibly soon) cheer her return to the court.
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On February 27th the party suspended Chris Williamson, an MP, after a video emerged of him telling applauding activists that Labour had been "too apologetic" about anti-Semitism.
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Instead of claiming that the decision was politically motivated, we should be applauding the fact that the F.D.A. was allowed to do its job and follow the science.
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The confrontation escalated into a physical fight, a video of which went viral on Twitter with over 2.1 million views, with many users applauding Steffy for defending himself.
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We should not continue applauding countries that are simply drawing a line around relatively empty waters where protections are neither essential nor most effective to meet a target.
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" Paul immediately organized a call with reporters Tuesday "applauding" Bolton's removal, shortly after telling another journalist that the firing meant "the chances of war worldwide go greatly down.
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The president dehumanizes and belittles his opponents and (at best half-jokingly) accuses Democrats of being "treasonous" for not applauding him during his State of the Union speech.
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You see that charge now and then in the footage of applauding crowds, though it's seen most poignantly in the post-concert tears on a young woman's face.
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The audience in Zankel Hall was asked to refrain from applauding between pieces, which allowed Mr. Trifonov to create a spell, a continuous flow of shifting musical experiments.
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Charlie Hunnam is applauding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for going rogue on the Royals, and he's hoping he and Meghan cross paths on a movie set sometime.
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The audience cheered for Schrier after her experiment, while judge Lauren Ash called her "showmanship of science" fun to watch and an interesting idea while applauding her enthusiasm.
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"Theaters told us repeatedly over the weekend that audiences were applauding, laughing, emotional, and some in tears by the film," Focus Features' president of distribution Lisa Bunnell said.
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In one of his trademark riffs, the president zeroed in on his Democratic rivals for not applauding during parts of his State of the Union address last week.
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A Greek chorus of sorts — mostly Trump supporters and aides, including Ms. Manigault — watched from the side, applauding Mr. Trump and jeering questions from reporters they deemed unpleasant.
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With Q5003 earnings season nearly over, investors are applauding, even cheering companies that fall short of expectations or signal next quarter won't be as rosy as previously thought.
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Morgan Spurlock is applauding Reality Winner for "stepping up" to help Americans get closer to the truth ... even though she's been charged with leaking a classified NSA document.
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But people stop applauding my get-shit-done personality and say that I'm trying "too hard" when we're talking about one particular aspect of my world: my dating life.
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EMILY JASHINSKY, WASHINGTON EXAMINER: Some of the media reports were almost -- like in some of the liberal outlets were almost applauding her like oh, this was kind of funny.
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Noma Dumezweni was cast to play the fan-favorite Hermione in the play to mixed reactions earlier in the year with most fans, along with Rowling, applauding the casting.
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The boot camp is led by Dev Nirwal, a professional programmer who has taught over 37,000 students and earned himself positive reviews applauding his direct and humorous teaching technique.
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Many cybersecurity experts and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are applauding Trump's new national cyber strategy, which takes on a more offensive tone than previous guiding directives.
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Those applauding him were largely his own team, and included his vice president, his chief-of-staff, the Republican majority leader in the House of Representatives, and Fox News.
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Crowds filled a bull ring in the northeastern city of Tarragona, applauding and shouting "We will vote!" as regional president Carles Puigdemont arrived to rally support for the Oct.
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Analysts at brokerages across Wall Street often remind clients of their opinions on the equities under their coverage, applauding those with improved performance and critiquing those with riskier outlooks.
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While the Centre Court crowd erupted as they rose to their feet, some fans were seen bowing to Nadal's greatness and even Sousa joined in by applauding the effort.
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It means we're applauding those who hire even just one or two more Black or trans models than the season before, reaching a new — and arbitrary — bar of "ever".
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There was a flood of support from infrastructure advocacy groups on Wednesday, applauding Trump's victory and sounding optimistic about the chances for massive infrastructure investments under the new administration.
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Thorne pays her sister back a lot and also received a few payments from fans applauding her for being a voice for bisexual girls everywhere, as one user wrote.
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He's reached greatness at great expense to his well being, with critics and fans both applauding him for the sacrifice while demanding more and more pounds of his flesh.
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Search of home and car A search of Harbour's home revealed a "hate-filled" document applauding Cruz, who massacred 17 people at a high School in Florida in February.
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Social media filled up with messages from currently serving and retired officers applauding Silveria for showing unambiguous leadership especially in the wake of the racial violence in the Charlottesville.
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I have watched a lot of State of the Union speeches and cannot recall another president applauding themselves, but what the heck, if only that was his worst sin.
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Among all voters, just 20 percent say Democrats were being disloyal to the country by not applauding Trump, while 68 percent say the president was wrong to say that.
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He who launched hundreds of 210th-hole ovations has stood in the background, applauding the 22012 United States players — who together have three fewer major titles than his 218.
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Slotkin watched her congressman beaming and applauding as the Republicans celebrated with the President, even though the House had failed to find a replacement for the Affordable Care Act.
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His players were at his back, at the other end of the field, applauding their fans, commiserating with them, the mood proud but somber, stony faces and distant eyes.
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Applauding from the front was Helen Tai, an official in nearby Solebury who is running in a May special election for the State House prompted by a Republican's resignation.
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She was playing her part, applauding and smiling with the special invited guests whose stories were mentioned in the president's speech, but she wasn't doing it entirely as scripted.
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And since many Americans are missing it, too, they end up applauding efforts to balance the budget, even though it would mean erasing the surplus in the private sector.
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Instead of applauding Turkey's actions in Syria, because Turkey seeks to take out Assad, the US foreign policy establishment should be calling Turkey out for destabilizing the region further.
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She explained her interest in the documentary by applauding how well it conveyed the insidious nature of child sexual abuse that she endeavored to illustrate on her syndicated program.
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Basically what Alastair did, and I just ... You won't find perhaps everybody in the tech sector applauding what he did, but I think it is absolutely worthy of applause.
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The President's criticism of Democrats also went beyond policy, with Trump knocking Democrats for not standing up and applauding during his national address when he touted sinking unemployment numbers.
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" Biden teased a possible run Tuesday when he told a group of applauding supporters at a firefighters conference, "I appreciate the energy you showed when I got up here.
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In the past, lawmakers were uneasy about skipping the ovations for fear of being caught on camera not applauding some patriotic or uplifting moment and seeming disrespectful or churlish.
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As the Washington Post reported, a hospital executive appeared on camera in an Associated Press video applauding He's work, which seemed strange given that the hospital later denounced him.
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The union declined to comment; Major League Baseball issued a statement reiterating its support for a ban and applauding the efforts of various legislative bodies for putting one in place.
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Brown, who had been more restrained in public comments after Trump's election, positioned himself as the leader for the state's progressives, applauding the women's marches across the country last weekend.
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"This is a great achievement," billionaire Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal said as his daughter Reem drove a family SUV, with his granddaughters applauding from the backseat, reports AFP.
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Together Baton Rouge, a community group, held a press conference Thursday, applauding the Justice Department for jumping on an investigation and urging the probe to be as broad as possible.
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So, I think what the President has done is first, he smashed Iran&aposs money machine for its dreams of empire, and everybody in the Middle East is applauding him.
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Though many in the country are applauding their bravery and resilience, activists David Hogg and Cameron Kasky revealed that Florida lawmakers didn't take their demands for tighter gun legislation seriously.
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Reviews from before the release of Ahmad's identity are generally positive, with one user applauding the halal burgers and another expressing appreciation for the fried chicken, fries, and Jamaican patties.
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Since posting the video, Góngora said she has received "hundreds, if not thousands" of messages applauding her actions, thanking her, expressing disgust, and — yep — telling her she should kill herself.
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And investors, after initially applauding Caterpillar's first-quarter results, were unnerved when a Caterpillar executive told analysts that the first quarter might be a "high-water mark" for the year.
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"WASHPOST Newsroom staff openly applauding at latest Trump hit finally clarifies how this has turned into nothing but a bloodsport!" the reclusive Drudge Report editor wrote to his 504,000 followers.
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Reaction from U.S. industry groups sought to strike a balance, applauding the president for tackling the persistent drain of U.S. technology to Chinese competitors, but urging negotiations instead of tariffs.
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John McCain — whose "no" vote doomed GOP efforts to repeal Obamacare in 2017— than it was about applauding Trump's pledge to protect health coverage for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Both state-owned and private firms are applauding the initiative — a government-approved line of spending that could help companies circumvent tighter capital controls that have curbed overseas investment recently.
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Democratic women senators and representatives, many wearing white, mostly sat on their hands and stayed in their seats, but the speech roped them into rising and applauding at certain times.
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But the advantages that some large corporations might see in publicly applauding the tax cuts doesn't explain the profusion of small firms that have lined up to do the same.
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The White House has also passed off many of Trump's controversial comments as "jokes," including when he called Democrats "treasonous" for not applauding during his State of the Union address.
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Tributes to Kapoor began to pour in on Monday, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind offering condolences on his death and applauding his contribution to cinema.
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Hollywood stars are weighing in on House Republicans' decision Friday to pull their healthcare legislation, with many applauding the demise of the GOP bill aimed at repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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For Mr. Trump, who stood just to the side of the lectern as Mr. Farage spoke, repeatedly nodding, smiling and applauding, the Brexit vote presented a parallel for his campaign.
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Presdient Trump sent a congratulatory tweet Friday morning applauding the latest news from today's historic meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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He emphasized that WADA had accredited the Moscow lab, clearing it to conduct testing at the Olympics, in spite of its suspicious test results, and applauding its performance at Sochi.
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In one group, the tambour drum was the sound of the soccer fans applauding; for another group, the triangle was the sound of the mysterious iceberg floating toward the town.
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But the rule is immensely popular among abortion activists like those at the gala, who demonstrated their appreciation for Mr. Trump's actions by applauding during his nearly 40-minute speech.
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Nora Moran, director of policy and advocacy for United Neighborhood Houses, applauding the New York City effort, highlighted this voting bloc potential citing New York City's notorious low voter turnout.
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Terminator: Dark Fate has received almost universal praise across the board, with critics applauding a return to the basics that made Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day such massive hits.
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In his hastily arranged speech, tacked onto his four-day swing in Iowa, Mr. Booker had the crowd of more than 150 applauding his calls for a more diverse slate.
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He was the first Russian leader to address the German Parliament, and lawmakers jumped to their feet, applauding, as many deputies marveled that he could speak their language so well.
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The airline announced the fleet changes in a statement applauding the passage of the tax law late last year, which it said allows it to give its workers $1,000 bonuses.
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"Today's vote ended peacefully and generously for the Albanians, dragging away the threatening shadow of national anxiety, human insecurity, social turmoil and institutional chaos," Rama told reporters and applauding supporters.
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In an essay on Medium, 35 US veterans signed an open letter applauding Kaepernick for exhibiting "no finer form of appreciation for our sacrifice" by exercising his First Amendment rights.
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"I've been working in advertising for my entire career, and I wasn't sure I'd ever thought I'd see the day when people were standing up and applauding the advertising," Patrizi said.
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In response, Microsoft announced in June it was recalibrating the training data through diversifying skin tones in facial training images, applauding itself for balancing the racial discrepancies in gender classification rates.
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I was looking at Drew Barrymore's Instagram (I adore her), and she posted this very human picture of herself with grey hairs, without tons of makeup, and everyone was applauding her.
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Lil Nas X is applauding Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union for supporting their 12-year-old kid who is now identifying as female ... and he's also got some advice for Zaya.
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But one group of lawmakers was notably not applauding: the Congressional Black Caucus, a group of roughly 49 African-American representatives and senators, many of whom chose to boycott tonight's event.
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People are dying laughing at the "idiots" who would fall for this scam and are applauding the man for giving people who jump on the Bitcoin bandwagon just what they deserve.
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And the fact that this negation of the entire purpose of our little freak space came in the form of someone applauding it didn't make the pill any easier to swallow.
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Advertising interest groups are applauding the tax bill passed by both the House and Senate this week for not using advertising taxes as a "pay-for" to offset other tax cuts.
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Just a few blocks away, inside the Museum of the American Indian, a sea of green, tan, and brown-vested girls ruffled in their seats yesterday, applauding Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul.
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All of that was on display Tuesday night—Trump's two central innovations were displaying the names of donors on his campaign's livestream of the event and applauding himself at frequent intervals.
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During the last party congress, held in 1980, Mr. Kim's grandfather, the North's founding president, Kim Il-sung, spoke for five hours on his party's achievements, frequently interrupted by applauding delegates.
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Those same liberals applauding him wildly would presumably be appalled if a police detective proudly described how he prevented a criminal suspect from speaking to a lawyer simply because he could.
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Fed officials so far have chosen to accommodate the group by applauding its efforts at public education, not by seriously engaging its arguments that interest rates should be raised more slowly.
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While applauding the senators who supported the effort to block the latest arms sale, Offenheiser said having a minority of support from the U.S. Senate will provide little comfort to Yemenis.
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The neoconservative wing of the Republican Party is applauding President Trump's troop surge in Afghanistan, even as members of the president's base accuse him of capitulating to the national security establishment.
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"The fact that I've had a child hasn't changed me as a customer," she said, applauding the benefits she appreciates even more now as a parent, including penalty-free flight changes.
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But it took furious protests from the Cameroon players, including Siani's sarcastically applauding Roldan, for the referee to check the monitor again and discover he had sent off the wrong player.
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The crowd welcomed the announcements, cheering heartily when Mr. Justice officially abandoned the Democratic Party, and repeatedly applauding for Mr. Trump, waving "Women for Trump" and "Make America Great Again" signs.
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It's also an indication that the Trump administration may have scored a blow against the ayatollahs, something worth applauding, even if military action to overthrow the Iranian regime would be unwise.
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"We stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our police colleagues, grieving at their loss while also applauding the professional excellence of their response," MI5 Director General Andrew Parker said in a statement.
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The 20-year-old, with the sell-out crowd cheerfully applauding his quad-led performance to music from the Rocketman soundtrack, scored an impressive 216.04 points after dominating Saturday's short program.
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"There's always a temptation for the president to celebrate what Wall Street is applauding," said David Wessel, director of the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy at the Brookings Institution.
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After she announced the final tally on the first article of impeachment, officially charging Trump with abusing the power of his office, some in the House of Representatives chamber began applauding.
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"With all due respect, I think I'm best prepared" on leadership matters compared to "anybody running," Mr. Biden told an applauding crowd of about 700 on Saturday night in Des Moines.
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I ask myself, Am I playing for the applauding, for the standing up, or am I playing because I really like something in the music and I just want to play?
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The element of surprise is what makes the movie fun to watch, and the cathartic third act had the audience I saw the film with hollering at the screen and applauding.
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It is worth considering whether those applauding the court for upholding the right to choose would do so tomorrow if the constitutional right at stake was the right to own a gun.
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And he took the idea of engagement to the next level by speaking directly with members of the audience about their health care struggles and applauding their bravery in sharing their stories.
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Hollie: It's very complex because we don't really want corporations in charge of governance, and yet you're seeing what is the day when progressives are applauding corporations for taking a values stand.
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INGRAHAM: The Washington Post, LaDawn, said no cause of action here even though a lot of these civil rights attorneys weren&apost applauding this action said Sarah Sanders is out of luck.
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At tonight's Oscars, Jennifer Garner had a bit of fun while introducing The Revenant: when it was time to applaud, the camera cut to a guy in a bear suit, applauding Leo.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are applauding Twitter's decision to ban political ads from its platform starting in November, seeing it as a welcome contrast to Facebook's hands-off approach to misleading ads.
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Such a plan is very doable, HIV prevention experts told BuzzFeed News, applauding recent speeches by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar advocating wider use of drugs that prevent HIV transmission.
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Brody Jenner put himself firmly on the side of the "All Lives Matter" campaign this weekend after applauding his friend's assertion that the recent police shootings of Black men weren't about race.
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Speaking at her office in Caracas to applauding staff, Ortega said the case against her was rife with procedural errors and signs of collusion between the Supreme Court and the ruling party.
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" When Farage interrupted Juncker's speech to applaud the results of last week's British vote to leave the EU, the Commission chief shot back: "That is the last time you are applauding here.
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Supporting military families is something we should all think about regularly – from politicians in Washington to those applauding the returning soldiers in the terminal or watching the parades down Main Street, USA.
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As a proud Democrat and an elected official in one of the most progressive states in America, I can understand why some liberals may be wary of applauding anything this president says.
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Though the audience has been asked to keep quiet, parts of it appear to be siding with Gillum, cheering and applauding loudly at some of his zingers while at times booing DeSantis.
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It's time to accept the critical role that seismic testing plays in energy production and scientific research and start applauding a plan premised on obtaining valuable data about oil and gas reserves.
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Jones appeared to prefer South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg for president, applauding the candidate at a recent gala for iMentor, an organization that pairs adults with high school students for mentoring.
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After they started the race, the three royals stood on the podium for more than 15 minutes, applauding and waving to the competitors they knew as the thousands of runners streamed past.
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With the party members applauding to keep May going, she had to stop on several occasions to drink water and take a cough sweet which she said came from Chancellor Philip Hammond.
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The coordinated airstrikes on Syria Friday night resulted in a mixed reaction from Congress — some applauding a strong response to chemical weapons, and others calling it unconstitutional to go over Congress' head.
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"Guys, if you keep applauding, it's going to get so irritating," Ms. Ripa said, in a teasing manner, in response to the echoing whoops and cheers from the small group of producers.
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Anheuser-Busch jumped on the trend early with this moving, understated spot, showing an airport full of people applauding a handful of troops as they stroll through the terminal in full regalia.
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We incorrectly assumed that our fellow fiscal conservatives would join us in applauding the reduction in the number of unintended pregnancies, which saved taxpayers billions of dollars spent on the welfare state.
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But the base — the market — the ones with guns as well as those who are simply excited, the die-hards, the ones he keeps appealing to and applauding, will not forsake him.
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On Wednesday morning, however, Mr. López Obrador seemed more receptive to the protesters' demands, applauding the congressional vote in favor of harsher prison terms and attributing it in part to societal pressure.
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Leaders are in a unique position to help combat imposter syndrome in the workplace, by encouraging their employees to take breaks and vacations, acknowledging and applauding their accomplishments, and fostering psychological safety.
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There are some UFC fighters applauding USADA and the UFC for cracking down on PED violations -- including Luke Rockhold ... who told us he believes PEDs are a huge problem in the sport.
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But I think it&aposs interesting that someone who essentially wrote a musical that is a love letter to the founding fathers and to the Federalist Papers and to Alexander Hamilton is applauding.
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And I was in front of a large group of highly professional people, most of whom are from either other countries or the United Nations -- people that aren't big into clapping, applauding, smiling.
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I'm very happy because the last photo you see in the book is the finale of the show, the 100th, and you see all of the public on their phones filming, not applauding.
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If the roles had been reversed, if Sony had snatched up the exclusivity rights, I don't know that people would be applauding Sony's business acumen, but the uproar would have been much quieter.
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The first Apple customers in New York City to snap the new iPhone 7 off the shelves cheered as they entered its flagship store on Friday (September 16), flanked by applauding sales staff.
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The internet providers, all members of the trade group USTelecom, wrote a letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai applauding him for his "vision and leadership" in moving to repeal the net neutrality regulations.
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"The landing was spectacular, everyone was in the brace position, they told us head downs, when we landed it was like a euphoric release, everyone was cheering, everyone was applauding," the passenger recalls.
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The restaurant industry should be applauding ethanol--healthier people who have more money in their pockets from fuel and health care savings will live longer and can go to their restaurants even more!
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The news sparked cheers from other retail real estate investment trust CEOs, which discussed the implications at a recent conference arranged by the International Council of Shopping Centers in New York, applauding Simon.
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And really, how fitting was it to see a woman wearing bold lipstick — Nancy Pelosi — sitting right above Trump's shoulder last night, sarcastically applauding after his call to reject "the politics of retribution"?
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Trump's plan to leave some US troops in Syria to guard its oil is now doomed, thanks to PutinTrump is applauding Russia's victory in Syria after handing it to them on a platter
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Alaïa and Kawakubo are close: He attends her fashion shows, applauding front row, while she apparently sewed two pairs of the 115 sets of Chinese silk pajamas that make up Alaïa's daily uniform.
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It would be very hard for people who share AIPAC's view of the conflict to avoid applauding a candidate saying those things, even if they came in skeptical of Trump's commitment to Israel.
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If Mr. Balderson prevails, it could offer little comfort to scores of Republicans in more closely drawn districts, where firing up Trump-applauding conservatives would probably not be enough to defeat a Democrat.
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Abdullah Hammoud applauding Sanders' "Not Me, Us" motto and forecasting that "the Arab-American population and the Muslim American population are going to be that swing vote that deliver strong results" in Michigan.
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At noon in Verona on Saturday, the peal of church bells gave way to the clapping of hands as Cristina Del Fabbro, 53, stood on her balcony applauding with her daughter Elisa, 21.
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Rather than celebrating women purely for their physical attributes, it started applauding their accomplishments, featuring such figures as the writer Fran Lebowitz, the investment manager Mellody Hobson and the tennis champion Serena Williams.
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"Before everybody starts applauding that question, let's make sure we are on the same wavelength on facts," Mr. Obama said, waving his hands for the clapping to stop as he answered the question.
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The assembled members of Congress hung on Trump's every word -- loudly applauding when he attacked his political opponents as "evil" and staying silent when he questioned the religious commitment of Utah Republican Sen.
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The woman sitting next to me and I almost start applauding at the end but stopped when it is became clear we are the only ones who were so moved by the video.
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And I was in front of a large group of highly professional people, most of whom are from either other countries or the United Nations — people that aren't big into clapping, applauding, smiling.
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Planned Parenthood clarified at a court hearing concerns about changes in how the state defines gestational stages, said Laura Goodhue, executive director of the Florida Alliance of Planned Parenthood Affiliates, applauding the ruling.
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And while people on Twitter are rightfully condemning the hate rally (and making fun of its obviously mass-purchased tiki torches) they're also applauding the brave student counter-protesters who stood their ground.
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Elsewhere on Twitter, Trump detractors circulated a picture of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, perfunctorily applauding in the president's direction, as if handing him one small clap on a tiny hors d'oeuvre tray.
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Opinion was split following the one-sided match, with some applauding the Americans for staying focused throughout, while others felt they should have eased off or not celebrated their goals with such enthusiasm.
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If Zuckerberg were to install Maher as his successor, even Facebook's most vocal critics would find themselves applauding the move, and the stage would be set for a brand new chapter in Facebook's history.
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I'm halfway between side-eyeing her for her manipulation and applauding her for making those assholes pay for what they did — and helping both women and local Black farmers out at the same time.
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" It's especially odd that some on the right are applauding Trump's willingness to meet with Kim, given their previous statements on Obama's efforts to meet with intransigent foreign powers said that it was "troubling.
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Passengers are 'upbeat' and enjoying the weather in Cambodia Tweets with footage from bystanders and local media showed passengers making heart shapes with their hands, and cheering and applauding when they finally reached Cambodia.
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In a separate incident over the weekend, a shelter for asylum seekers was set ablaze in the city of Bautzen, also in Saxony, with several spectators applauding and some hindering the work of firemen.
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Indeed, the actual opposition, in the form of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), a party led by Imran Khan, a former cricketer, often plays second fiddle to the courts, applauding the chief justice's rulings.
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Some think Benchmark's lawsuit as sensational but neccessary, given the stranglehold that Kalanick has tried to retain on Uber, applauding the venture capital firm for not sitting silently as a series of scandals cascaded.
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Matt Drudge took to Twitter Tuesday morning to slam The Washington Post's newsroom for openly applauding record-breaking traffic numbers for its "hit" report that President Trump revealed sensitive information to top Russian diplomats.
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The director gave a glancing reference to the problems when accepting the award, thanking the producers for never shying away from tough decisions and applauding star Leonardo DiCaprio for his commitment to the role.
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And look at this poor excuse for journalism by Jess Joho, which, while seemingly applauding what I did for the universe (thank you), it repeatedly refers to me as a villain, a bad guy.
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The businessman also juxtaposed Clinton's comments with repeated assertions that a Trump administration would be a "true friend" to Poland and America's Polish community, applauding the country for keeping current on its NATO debts.
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On Thursday's broadcast, Ripa, 47, stood up for Seacrest, 43, applauding his professionalism and saying she is looking forward to seeing him at the Oscars on Sunday, when he is set to host E!
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He was shaking hands, talking, laughing, and several times, as Ida watched from the bench, she saw Roy applauding vigorously, even though no one, as far as she could see, was speaking or performing.
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Rather than applauding the research biochemist or aspiring CEO as emblematic of how young immigrants are striving to help make America great, politicians distort the facts and pander to the worst instincts of voters.
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But conservatives' wariness of Trump appeared to be in the rearview mirror, with CPAC attendees sporting his signature red "Make America Great Again" hats and applauding the president's top aides at a separate panel.
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Cramer has tried to take a middle-of-the-road approach to Trump's trade policy, applauding him for standing up to countries like China but publicly fretting what they will mean to the state.
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But they seemed as eager to cheer him over policy issues, applauding loudly when he assured them he was building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico and promised to secure the border.
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Brief flashbacks to the humiliations of his trial and the balm of opening-night adulation — represented by a sea of ecstatically applauding Victorian toffs — interrupt these peregrinations and underline the tragedy of his fall.
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Brief flashbacks to the humiliations of his trial and the balm of opening-night adulation — represented by a sea of ecstatically applauding Victorian toffs — interrupt his peregrinations and underline the tragedy of his fall.
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Several veterans have expressed support for Kaepernick, and 35 US veterans published an essay at Medium applauding Kaepernick for exhibiting "no finer form of appreciation for our sacrifice" by exercising his First Amendment right.
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Arthur Kramer, eight years older, was the athletic son their father wanted; Larry, unhappy as a child, put on plays in his bedroom, "pretending someone was applauding me for my wonderful performance," he said.
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Mr. Grillo sat with the mayor of Rome and other leading party members, applauding speakers who have promoted conspiracy theories about the C.I.A. as they cheered the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from the stage.
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Caricatures of smiling volunteers, rescue workers and media spread on social media and messaging platforms, applauding a search mission that involved citizens of Australia, Britain, China, Japan, Myanmar and the United States, among others.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders gave a green light to the main phase of Brexit negotiations on Friday after applauding Prime Minister Theresa May's efforts to settle divorce terms for Britain's withdrawal in March 2019.
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Sessions shook hands with the four men, gave a thumbs up to the crowd of at least 22016 applauding Justice Department employees who gathered to see him off, waved, and climbed into a black SUV.
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Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress have tried to toe a narrow line between applauding Trump's enforcement of immigration laws and rebuking the family separations — the direct result of the administration's "zero tolerance" policy at the border.
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It's equally confounding that the person who once declared on national television (during a Katrina telethon) that George Bush doesn't care about Black people is now applauding a president who is racist, sexist, and homophobic.
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"Second point to be made is we have an economy today which thankfully is a lot better than it was seven years ago, thanks to President Obama," Mr. Sanders said, the crowd finally applauding loudly.
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On Tuesday night, they engaged in a pitching duel that ended with the great Sandy Koufax applauding from his seat near the field as the Dodgers forced a seventh game with a 13-1 win .
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After applauding the policy's objectives, a federal-tax incentive with the aim of boosting investment in struggling communities, you asked whether opportunity zones are adequately targeted towards people and places truly in need of help?
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And while all sides acknowledge it is a compromise, Democrats are largely applauding that it will allow for investment in domestic spending priorities, while many Republicans are highlighting the investment it will make in defense.
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They become friends during a montage that involves the two of them applauding at a gay wedding and riding bikes without helmets, and Penn helpfully holds a beach toy so Rock can piss into it.
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We only see him twice: Applauding her and her NASA colleagues when the pastor announces their achievements to the congregation, and later, holding her closely at a house party, a beatific smile on his face.
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For Barao, one thing which has always been worth applauding about his game is his jab—which for a very long time was much better than his team mate, Jose Aldo's in this writer's opinion.
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In the packed Newtown High School auditorium, the moderator asked the crowd to refrain from applauding, a request he would repeat again and again that night, until he relented to the will of the people.
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Read more: Some people fled a crowded New York movie theater after a 'belligerent' man began cheering and applauding on-screen murders during 'Joker'Gary Glitter was arrested in the late 1990s for downloading child pornography.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Westerners shouldn't be writing the Arab LGBT+ "narrative", activists said on Friday, even while applauding Luxembourg's gay prime minister's confrontational remarks at a summit between European Union and Arab League leaders.
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The response to Trump's attacks on socialism has been relatively quiet on the left thus far, but the Democratic Socialists of America did release a statement on Tuesday decrying Speaker Nancy Pelosi for tepidly applauding.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) hasn't rung any alarms that he would vote against the bill, saying he wants to see the whole package before deciding, and applauding the Finance Committee for holding hearings on the measure.
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As Franklin brought the performance to its electrifying climax, ad-libbing heart-stopping vocal runs as only she could, the audience leaped to its feet, screaming and applauding in recognition of a legend at work.
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While applauding the grass-roots organizing that the book has helped inspire, union leaders have cautioned that solidarity unions can be exhausting for workers to sustain and that they leave workers vulnerable to company retaliation.
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One idea is to continue applauding the industry whenever it makes the smallest step toward going green: To tap into Hollywood's love of awards, green organizations could give out statues or plaques for sustainable productions.
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Adults who are applauding the courage and poise these students are showing on the national stage are recognizing at last and in a new way what this kind of activism has always been about: patriotism.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was "clearly joking" Monday when he accused stone-faced Democrats of treason for not standing and applauding during his State of the Union address, according to multiple White House spokespeople.
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But when Trump touted gains by women in the workforce and in Congress, those women lawmakers in white began to whoop and cheer -- though they appeared to be congratulating each other, not applauding the President.
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In public and private, Mr. Obama has spoken admiringly about a few potential presidential candidates as they burst upon the national scene, applauding signs that a newer generation of leaders is rising in the party.
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While sincerely applauding Lindsey-Hall's initiative — as we truly are in desperate need of exhibitions dealing with lesbian visual culture — I am saddened by its lack of complexity and lack of acknowledgement of its roots.
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But Sanders and his team are applauding the Democratic Party's leadership and for coalescing around the $15 an hour minimum wage — a position almost universally viewed as radically left-wing just a few months ago.
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After Oprah accepted the Cecil B. DeMille award at the Golden Globes for "outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment," she gave a barn burner of a speech that had the crowd on its feet applauding.
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Policymakers have been openly critical of his foreign policy but with the U.S. stock market soaring, corporate tax cuts padding companies' pockets and U.S. consumers spending again, some companies here are quietly applauding the U.S. president.
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So as Trump finished the speech, with Republicans and Vice President Pence applauding him, Pelosi took advantage of the fact the cameras were on her, too, and tore up his speech right in front of him.
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That didn't stop Trump Jr. from applauding his father in a tweet that also indirectly echoed the president's repeated criticism of professional sports players who kneel during the national anthem to protest racism and police brutality.
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In Amritsar, video footage showed the effigy of the demon Ravana had just been lit and firecrackers were going off when the train plowed into the crowd, who were craning their necks and applauding the show.
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Combs, 44, went on a Twitter tear against the notion that the original series didn't explore feminist themes — and applauding McGowan for speaking out about Weinstein and Milano, 45, for her role in the #MeToo movement.
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That includes pushing for paid leave, reproductive rights, and other policies that make it easier for all women to access all the available choices — but it can also mean applauding women for sharing their personal stories.
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Dynasty actress Catherine Oxenberg is applauding the arrest of the co-founder of the controversial self-improvement group Nxivm, which one former follower has labeled a "cult" and which counts Oxenberg's eldest daughter as a member.
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"Trump also accused the Democrats of "treason" for not applauding him enough during the 2018 State of the Union speech, another instance where the White House communications team insisted that Trump was being "tongue in cheek.
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President Trump continued his Twitter crusade this morning against NFL protests during the national anthem, thanking the fans who "demand respect for our Flag" and applauding the public statements of some NASCAR owners regarding the anthem.
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The Koch network has dabbled in working with and supporting Democrats when their interests have aligned, and the network alarmed some Republicans earlier this year when it funded a digital ad campaign applauding North Dakota Sen.
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Dems are applauding the effort: Democrats in both chambers on Capitol Hill have pushed hard against the deal, sending letters to the DOJ and FCC urging them to block the merger out of concern for consumers.
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His supporters are applauding the middle-finger salute to the Super Bowl champions, while many others see it as a less-than-gracious insult—for a team on which no one kneeled in protest last season.
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But leading opposition MPs supported his stance, with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn applauding Bercow for standing up for British values and saying Trump's state visit, due to take place in the summer, should be called off.
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Republicans are applauding FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's plan to reverse the open Internet order, and are hoping it spurs Democrats to the negotiating table on a legislative fix that would codify the rules' principles into law.
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A number of world leaders rallied around the U.S. strikes on Friday, applauding the action as a necessary and proportional response to Syrian President Bashar Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons in the country's Idlib Province.
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He'd be as nice as he could, applauding as the laggardly runners boarded the bus and making jokes about how, had he been running, he would never have been able to make it that far, himself.
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"The best thing to come out of this, you guys, is that our parent company has assured me that 'Live' is a priority," she said, with the muffled sound of Mr. Strahan applauding in the background.
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Michelle Williams' speech at the 2019 Emmys had audiences applauding in the room and at home, and she went on to explain why and how she brought up gender equality and equity on FX's Fosse/Verdon.
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Often, when a song arrives at the drop — the place where an explosion usually lands — it instead veers into something like a sun shower, or a crowd applauding in the distance, rarely the usual gut punch.
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And so we reach the Idiot stage of the conservative cycle, in which a Buckley Award for Sean Hannity suggests nothing ironic, much less Orwellian, to those bestowing it, applauding it, or even shrugging it off.
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Unfortunately, the WHO glossed over a major cause of the crisis — instability in the European Union's drug supply chain — and actually gave the European Union cover by applauding its deeply flawed approach to combating counterfeit drugs.
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Two of these secretaries spoke on a panel at the cybersecurity summit hosted by the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Thursday, with both applauding the Senate for taking the step.
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Two of these secretaries spoke on a panel at the cybersecurity summit hosted by the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Thursday, with both applauding the Senate for taking the step.
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Issuing a press release applauding ICE for deporting gang members doesn't do anything for a Democratic office-holder; appearing at a rally to protest the detention of a mother arrested at her ICE check-in does.
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Last year's winner Criteo has moved down to second place for 2019, yet the ad firm remains a top favorite — with employees applauding the staff who've been employed and the strong overall management seen, Glassdoor reviews reveal.
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Update: President Trump commented on his oldest son's controversy for the first time Tuesday afternoon, calling him a "a high-quality person" and applauding "his transparency" in a statement read by White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Some craven media figures all have their own reasons for applauding wars rather than reporting critically of them, but at the end of the day it's mostly because they're playing stupid while dressed up as being patriotic.
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I went from being a very awkward, introverted, shy kid to suddenly having a lot of opportunities to tour the world, and there's all these people around applauding me, so I think I got a little cocky.
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"I think we&aposve never been so central and so heard as we have been over the last hours," Salvini told senators, adding that he had heard from sympathetic officials in Germany and elsewhere applauding his stance.
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" Trump smiled and paused, before adding, "I didn't expect that reaction, but that's OK." Trump said Wednesday that he was surprised by the response because many of the people in attendance "aren't big into clapping, applauding, smiling.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) issued a statement applauding Tauscher's leadership style and commitment to nonproliferation.
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The Washington Post reported in July that Trump "eagerly" watched the Bastille Day parade, standing and applauding soliders as they marched past the viewing area where he watched with Macron, his wife and first lady Melania Trump.
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So, when President Trump salutes France for playing "extraordinary soccer" and Mr. Putin for staging "a truly great World Cup," he's applauding a spectacle that in every sense repudiates the core beliefs he has championed in politics.
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Mostly, it just wants you to have fun, whether that means laughing at a photo of an owl in a wig, giggling at Tati's misadventures in online dating, or applauding a plot twist set up episodes ago.
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Opelka, though, would not be denied, pumping his fist and applauding the crowd who backed him after he hammered a forehand winner, his 58th of the match, to seal the victory on a sun-soaked Court 17.
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"We're applauding strong growth — yet have no choice but to borrow the largest amount of money since the financial crisis a decade ago," Bernard Baumohl, chief global economist at The Economic Outlook Group, said in a note.
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"Man, I wanted to get that feeling of being on a podium and the world is applauding your achievement," said the American high jumper Chaunté Lowe, who was elevated to bronze for the 2008 Olympics last year.
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And American officials watched it happen without raising any public objections, at times even applauding the forces behind the killing, according to newly declassified State Department files that show diplomats meticulously documenting the purge in 19653-66.
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"Throughout legal circles he's considered a judge's judge, a true thought leader among his peers," Trump, who named conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch to the court last year, told an applauding audience in the White House East Room.
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But leading opposition MPs supported his stance, with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn applauding Bercow for standing up for British values and saying Trump's state visit, due to take place in the summer, should be called off altogether.
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Thomas Rhett is applauding Taylor Swift for being the star of the show, not only for breaking the record as the most decorated female artist in American Music Awards history, but also for breaking her silence on politics.
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And after gaining what you thought was the whole world, you'll eventually look in the mirror and realize that you lost a big chunk of your soul trying to keep your idol applauding for you ( Matthew 16:26 ).
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The images of Kim posing and laughing with South Korean pop stars and applauding in the stands contrasts with reports from North Korean defectors who say he has overseen a crackdown on anyone caught listening to foreign media.
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CBA Robert Kyncl Image: AP Photo/Danny MoloshokEarlier this week YouTube's Chief Business Officer Robert Kyncl penned a sunny blog post applauding his platform's payouts to musicians—$1 billion derived from advertising in the past twelve months alone.
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Mormonism, AIDS, being American - there is not a single topic that hasn't been tackled on stage in the form of song and dance, tricking your conservative and extremely heteronormative parents into applauding a room full of LGBTQ representatives.
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The Wall Street Journal, NASA, the White House and CNN all have an official presence on the app, and younger users have been lamenting (and in some cases applauding) their parents' presence on the app for some time.
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Later, he lunched with his wife and two friends at a local wine bar and walked with them to Girona's Placa de la Independencia (Independence Square) where he posed for photos while applauding onlookers shouted "Long Live Catalonia".
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But with the U.S. stock market soaring, Trump's corporate tax cuts padding companies' pockets and U.S. consumers spending again, companies here are quietly applauding the U.S. president even as many Davos delegates see him as an unwelcome outsider.
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SYDNEY/SHANGHAI, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Apple Inc fans from Sydney to Tokyo, the first to snap the new iPhone 7 off the shelves, cheered as they left stores on Friday brandishing their purchases, flanked by applauding sales staff.
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In applauding the move to allow women to drive, Human Rights Watch's Liesl Gerntholtz told CNN last month that Saudi women still face a plethora of hardships in daily life -- namely laws that govern the guardianship of women.
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I've met and heard Anu speak on numerous occasions, always applauding her very strong advocacy for bettering the lives of the population we belong to, particularly her battles for those who have experienced sexual or gender-based trauma.
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In fact, Fox News is shamefully becoming the network that is applauding these child-abusing tactics, cheering on this government-sanctioned child abduction and dismissing advocates' complaints about the animalistic conditions in which these kids are being kept.
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Trump went to CPAC — where's he's been a speaker several times until skipping last year — and delivered a victory speech applauding his administration's accomplishments so far, and nodding to the campaign promises he vows to follow through on.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Friday went on a social blitz promoting its message to end distracted driving, scolding people on Twitter who said they text and drive and applauding those who have vowed to stop.
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Trump once again heaped warm praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, calling him "very smart" and applauding his response to President Obama's new round of sanctions against Russia for allegedly interfering in the U.S. presidential election.
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The Democrat's response came just hours after Trump called Democrats "un-American" and "selfish" for not standing and applauding when he mentioned achievements from his first year in office during his State of the Union address last week.
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Monday's striking contrasting images — pristinely dressed Israelis and Americans applauding joyfully at the new embassy in Jerusalem while Israeli soldiers fired bullets and tear gas at throngs of Palestinian protesters in Gaza — encapsulated the difficulty of their task.
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Several celebrities and fans called the show one of the best halftime performances in recent years, and many viewers are applauding the musical duo for putting on a show that was a celebration of Latinx culture and representation.
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and 116 other executives and scholars signed an open letter addressed to United Nations leaders on Monday applauding their recent decision to establish a group of "government experts" to research the potential threat.
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"Hamilton cast walking back to the theater after the crowd panicked as they mistook a medical emergency for an active shooter," one observer wrote on Instagram, sharing a video of people applauding the cast as they walked back inside.
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Adele received a wave of support from fans and celebrities alike after re-starting her tribute to late music icon George Michael during the Grammys on Sunday, and the president of the awards show is also applauding her decision.
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Her mother, an Afro–Caribbean woman who once described marriage as a "heinous crime," encouraged Colette to be different, applauding her daughter's six-year Sapphic love affair with an aristocratic, cross-dressing descendent of Henry XV known as Missy.
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" Similarly, a Google spokeswoman criticized the order for creating "barriers to bringing great talent to the U.S." Amazon sent out an internal message applauding its own diversity, which the Verge termed "the weakest response to Trump's immigration ban yet.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, Mr. Pence initially declared that "Qaddafi must go," even applauding the Obama administration for its position, although his enthusiasm for intervention later seemed to disappear as he found the United States mission there to be directionless.
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In a display of public solidarity expressing thanks to the nation's healthcare workers, people across India stood in their doorways and on balconies applauding, ringing bells and blowing conch shells, following similar scenes days prior in Italy and Spain.
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Whether we are applauding or criticizing how she came to terms with her relationship with her father or how she views her mother, stepmother, and half siblings, our vision is affected by the reflections in our own family mirrors.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Acting U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan signed a pact on Wednesday to collaborate more closely with El Salvador on migration and security, applauding a drop in migration since new Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele took office.
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The morning after Trump's annual address — which began with his denying Pelosi a handshake and ended with the president applauding for himself while she tore up a copy of his speech — the House speaker was making waves across Twitter.
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Tim says the movie, which earned a nod for best documentary feature, is an accurate depiction of what's been unfolding in his State for decades ... and he's applauding the Obamas for telling a story that needs to be heard.
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Ms. Pelosi — Democrat of California, self-described "mother of five, grandmother of nine" and the first woman to take up the speaker's gavel — was applauding a political sparring partner whom analysts have concluded she had roundly outfoxed twice before.
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Hoyer released a statement applauding the protesters' commitment to action against climate change and promised that Democrats would take action, but Sunrise Movement protesters say his response wasn't enough because he is not committing to a Green New Deal.
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The defense ministers of France, Germany and Spain signed an accord launching a trilateral framework of cooperation at the Paris Airshow, sat in front of a mock-up of the jet and with French President Emmanuel Macron applauding behind them.
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And Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine ousted by Trump amid a smear campaign by his allies, detailed her impeachment experience in an op-ed earlier in the week, applauding those who would call out "wrongdoing" by powerful officials.
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"I think when you're younger and in this kind of industry where everyone is always applauding you – or talking bad or good about you – they're still talking about you and it's so hard to not drink your punch," she said.
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The defense ministers of France, Germany and Spain signed an accord launching a trilateral framework of cooperation at the Paris Airshow, sat in front of a mock-up of the jet and with French President Emmanuel Macron applauding behind them.
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Jameela Jamil has been a frequent critic of the KarJenners, but The Good Place star is now applauding Khloé Kardashian for removing an Instagram post in which the reality star promoted a diet shake that claims to have weight loss benefits.
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Aside from applauding Knowles-Lawson's compassionate soul, ESSENCE will hold its annual all-star gospel tribute recognizing the legendary group The Clark Sisters, and showcase heart-warming performances by Yolanda Adams, Kierra Sheard, Faith Evans, Ledisi, Keke Wyatt and many more.
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Every time he told his story, Goodman reached the end with tears in his eyes, and the orphans would jump to their feet, applauding and cheering, and A. stood up and applauded too, but no sound emerged from his mouth.
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Because the presser took place in the same room as the NPI's "Be Who We Are" proceedings, it came with a ready-made audience of raucous back-benchers, loudly applauding their leader at the podium and occasionally shouting at reporters.
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In the wake of the company's much-watched meeting with conservative media figures, the television and radio host posted a lengthy essay on Medium applauding Facebook's efforts to remain impartial and criticizing his colleagues in conservative media for attacking the company.
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In pictures released by state media from a ballet performance late on Monday, Kim and his wife, Ri Sol Ju, were seen applauding, posing with dancers, and laughing with the head of the Chinese Communist Party's international liaison department, Song Tao.
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And while his supporters may argue that the applauding uniformed officers positioned behind the president in Suffolk County, New York, were reacting spontaneously and organically, it appears to me that they were as caught off guard as the rest of us.
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Lechler just addressed the media, applauding the professionalism and quick-work by members of the Department of Justice, and even thanked partially BadGurlRyRy for revealing what may be remembered as the most egregious ethical violation in the history of Corporate America.
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In an op-ed for NBC News, Lieu references his own history of service in the Air Force before explaining that Trump's comments about Democrats not applauding during his State of the Union address reflected his disrespect for the Constitution.
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At the Republican National Committee's summer meeting in Austin, the controversy enshrouding the President was largely shrugged off or rejected -- with party officials instead applauding Trump's foreign policy work, including his public show of deference this week toward Putin and Russia.
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Although Manchin endorsed Hillary Clinton for president in 2016, he has been a rare Democratic ally of Trump since his election victory, voting for all but a few of the president's cabinet nominations and loudly applauding his rollback of environmental protections.
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It has even turned Trump from initially backing Saudi Arabia to now applauding Qatar, which has proven a generous host to the forward headquarters of the U.S. Central Command in charge of all American military operations from Syria to Afghanistan.
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Ballplayers are entertainers, and we as a species have a habit of applauding those entertainers who please us and booing those that don't, a practice which may go back to when humans were little more than cavemen grunting at the weather.
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David Axelrod, a former Obama administration official, said he was "kind of amazed and appalled" by Democrats applauding Sanders being denied service and the heckling Trump officials in public only gives in to what the administration wants — a more divided America.
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Particularly strong among these images is Bettye Lane's shot of a raging Sylvia Rivera confronting a jeering gay crowd — they had just been applauding an anti-trans speech by the lesbian feminist leader Jean O'Leary — at the 1973 New York march.
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This election cycle, however, Mr. Cuomo has mended many of those relations, solidifying his support among unions and applauding and encouraging an April exodus of two major unions from the pro-labor Working Families Party after they backed Ms. Nixon.
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And many familiar racial divisions remain: At a recent St. Louis County Council meeting over police pay raises, the pro-police crowd was largely white, applauding those who spoke in favor of officers but remaining silent when others advocated reforms.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson chose the middle ground between entirely embracing or banning Huawei, putting U.S. officials in the position of applauding some progress even though Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that siding with Huawei could carry consequences.
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As it happens, Mr. Valli was a recent recipient of a minority investment from Groupe Artémis, the holding company of François Pinault, himself something of a Paris institution, who was happily applauding the show in the courtyard of the Petit Palais.
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And then it became clear that I was an idiot, and we didn't make any progress because whatever room he's in, whoever's in that room applauding him, or encouraging him, those are the people that he's going to go along with.
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Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) released a statement on Monday applauding CFIUS's decision to delay Qualcomm's investor vote, originally scheduled for today, that would have given shareholders the option to choose a slate of four or six directors nominated by Broadcom.
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The defence ministers of France, Germany and Spain signed an accord launching a trilateral framework of cooperation at the Paris Airshow, sat in front of a mock-up of the jet and with French President Emmanuel Macron applauding behind them.
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Swift's supporters, including musicians Halsey and Iggy Azalea, have been tweeting under the hashtag #WeStandWithTaylor, applauding Swift for her willingness to speak out against industry figures as powerful as Braun in an effort to protect her work and her artistry.
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Notably, Trump stood beside President Moon and First Lady Kim Jung-sook, standing and applauding North and South Korean athletes entering the stadium according to CNN — unlike Vice President Mike Pence, who did not stand during this moment of the opening ceremony.
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"The only ones applauding the decision to tear up the INF Treaty are the nuclear weapons manufacturers, eagerly anticipating the kickoff of Cold War II," Beatrice Fihn, Executive Director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), told Gizmodo by email.
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The criticism of Google had culminated in Lynn posting a statement to the think tank's website "applauding" the European Commission's decision to slap the company with a record-breaking $2.7 billion fine for privileging its price-comparison service over others in search results.
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Instead of applauding Jackson's inspiring political invective or giving shoutouts to the night's slew of incredible performances, Levine is probably spending the night twirling in his red spinning chair from The Voice, stroking his mustache and waiting for technical difficulties to tweet about.
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Analysts say Trump appears to also be eyeing the 2020 presidential elections, with the swing state of Florida home to many Cuban Americans who welcome the harder line on Havana and his base applauding it as part of his broader attack on socialism.
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Monday's show was packed full of talent, including (among others) Grammy nominee Sara Bareilles, Moana voice Auli'i Cravalho, Supergirl star Jeremy Jordan, and Frozen's new Elsa, Caissie Levy — all of whom had the audience at New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom applauding with joy.
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As Black Panther has broken records ahead of its wide release, with critics and fans applauding everything from the casting and performances to the story and visuals, the very concept of Wakanda itself has also been elevated to its own status of celebrity.
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Bill Clinton -- who was critical of his wife's operation in the wake of her failed 2008 bid -- has expressed confidence this time around, applauding Clinton's Iowa organizers and urging them to do as much as they can in the next 36 hours.
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After applauding the recent fortunes of stocks like Tesla, Red Hat, Apple, and even General Motors, Cramer argued that the bears are reading too far into Trump's weaknesses by drawing conclusions that the GOP's health-care flop means Washington is somehow falling apart.
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" He also followed in the footsteps of 21st Century Fox, applauding himself for years of success, "Over the past 20 years at Fox News, I have been extremely proud to launch and lead one of the most successful news programs in history.
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As it happens, applauding it from the audience were Pierpaolo Piccioli and Maria Grazia Chiuri, co-creative directors of Valentino (and Mr. Guyon's former bosses), whose partnership is expected to come to an end after their final joint couture show this week.
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Applauding Pruitt's move, House Speaker Paul Ryan called the plan to stop power plants from dumping unlimited amounts of carbon pollution into the atmosphere "a vast, unlawful expansion of government authority" into the energy sector that had been "especially devastating" to coal country.
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With the crowd, as well as players on both teams standing and applauding, the Nets and Knicks traded 24-second shot clock violations to open the game, as most teams did on the first possession of each possession Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Trump cares only about optics, and yet he and Ivanka, his glossy shield on women's issues, do not seem to realize the bad optics of a viral photo of a crowd of guys applauding themselves for gutting health care protections for women.
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The Chinese might be pleasantly surprised when you tell them that by the second decade of the new century, their Communist Party has gained more or less supreme influence over the global economy, applauding your predictions while remaining somewhat skeptical of them.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Calif.) applauding Gallagher's efforts to reform the way Congress works.
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Sorrowful tributes poured forth, with John Legend, J. Cole, Pharrell Williams, Congresswoman Karen Bass, Colin Kaepernick, Rihanna, Mayor Eric Garcetti, LeBron James, 50 Cent and Los Angeles Police Commissioner Steve Soboroff applauding what Nipsey gave to his community and to his craft.
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MARY RAMNICEANU New York To the Editor: Apparently those cheering and applauding during President-elect Donald Trump's news conference were Trump supporters invited by the Trump team who presumed that rather than attending a news conference they were at a Trump rally.
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Still, they reacted with some cautious praise to a leaked draft of the plan last week, especially applauding that Pelosi dropped an idea to use an outside arbiter to set the price of a drug, something they warned was cumbersome and too weak.
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While we join with a broad and diverse coalition of Native American tribes, conservation organizations, archeological groups, local preservation partners and elected officials, in applauding the president's designation, we also know that our work at Bears Ears National Monument is far from over.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi, sitting behind Mr. Trump for the first time, and other Democrats largely remained in their seats without applauding and expressed only tepid enthusiasm even for his mention of goals intended to appeal to them, like infrastructure and paid parental leave.
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Now she is extending her arms all the way out, toward him, applauding him the way you might applaud a little kid who wants credit for behavior that warrants none or a dad proudly announcing that he has finally changed a single diaper.
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He showed up at an emergency session of the European Parliament with a Union Jack flag: As European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker said Europe "must respect British democracy and the way it has expressed its view" in his opening statement, Farage started applauding.
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Then the fact still remains that while women were hitting the pavement and spending every waking hour volunteering for candidates, men were sitting around applauding their wives and sisters and moms for their commitment — but not getting off their asses to do anything themselves.
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While applauding the political momentum in Europe generated by Macron's victory over far-right leader Marine Le Pen, Charles Kupchan, a former European adviser to U.S. President Barack Obama, expressed concern that a bolder, brasher Europe might end up defining itself in opposition to Washington.
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Now she kills the same crowd, the women wildly applauding as Beth looks up, her face flushed even from this distance or perhaps it's the lights: they flood the makeshift stage, flood Beth, the glare of them casting her as something other, something more.
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Just the mere fact that these incredible people applauding, it makes me realize that in life, it's really never over 'til it's over, and it indicates that people should never give up trying, so I think it was a very, very positive message for everybody.
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Related: Victims of Colombia's long war fear peace won't be any better Santos and a FARC leader known as Timochenko ceremoniously signed the deal last Monday before an applauding audience of 15 presidents, UN Secretary Ban Ki-moon, and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.
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" He finished his video by applauding the victims of sexual abuse who have come forward: "What you did takes real courage and please keep showing that courage and please keep coming forward because that's the only way that we get to solve this thing.
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Washington (CNN)While much of the world is applauding President Donald Trump's decision to strike a Syrian airbase in retaliation for a chemical weapons attack against civilians, right-wing populist supporters at home and abroad are criticizing the move and distancing themselves from him.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - A photo of rival skaters from South Korea and Japan hugging each other after a tense race has touched many hearts in the two neighbours with a bitter history, with many including Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe applauding their friendship.
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" After applauding police officers, on race relations: "I personally know someone -- who happens to be a police officer and a young African-American male -- who told me that he's been pulled over seven, eight times in the last few years and never gets a ticket.
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"(Monday's) ruling makes clear that Scott Pruitt lacks the authority to slam the brakes on common-sense methane pollution rules that help protect the climate and communities living near oil and gas wells," said Tim Ballo, a staff attorney at Earthjustice, applauding the majority's decision.
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While Belgian animal welfare activists are applauding the ban's effects on animals—for whom they say slaughter will become more humane—Belgium's Jewish and Muslim communities worry that the infringement on their slaughtering practices is part of a larger trend towards anti-religious sentiment.
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After 10 weeks in which North Korea has refrained from a missile test and tempered its military exercises, cameras captured Kim Jong-un's sister Kim Yo-jong smiling and applauding the joint Korean team and shaking hands with South Korean president Moon Jae-in.
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Read more:'Joker' had the biggest October opening weekend ever, taking in $93.5 millionSome people fled a crowded New York movie theater after a 'belligerent' man began cheering and applauding on-screen murders during 'Joker''Joker' makes an explicit connection between mental illness and violence.
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And a group of conservative Republican senators, including Ted Cruz and Mitch McConnell, sent a letter to Trump last Thursday asking him to make a "clean exit" from the Paris agreement and applauding his ongoing effort to reduce "the regulatory burdens" American businesses face.
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In August, Mr. Schmidt thrust Google into a negative spotlight when Barry C. Lynn, a scholar at the New America Foundation, claimed that the executive had forced him out for applauding the European Union's decision to levy a record $2.7 billion fine against the company.
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It's really compelling, and I remember applauding in the movie theater and thinking, 'This is so right, and nobody else is saying that'… A lot of shows had done anti-drug issues, but what if you did a show that satirized the anti-drug movement?
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However, the diversity of the female performers/honorees and winners -- not only in terms of race, but also musical genre and generation (from legends like Dolly Parton and Diana Ross to newcomers like Camila Cabello, Dua Lipa, and H.E.R.) -- is worth noting and applauding.
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"They don't want to see you working out, and it's so ridiculous because the people who maintain that I should lose weight should be applauding me, if that's what they think I should do, and yet they still find a way to criticize me," she said.
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Guests then saw a compilation reel showing film clips from Midsummer Night's Dream and Gone With The Wind through To Each His Own, Hold Back The Dawn, The Snake Pit, Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte, applauding her at its conclusion, toasting her with an encore glass of champagne.
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In October, another passenger was removed from her Frontier Airlines seat when she attempted to fly with her emotional support squirrel; a bystander video shows a crowd at the gate applauding the woman as she flips off the Frontier staff while being wheeled off the premises.
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Every conceivable angle was explored by Russian psy-ops; it even attempted to divide the left by getting activists to gather on Pokémon Go. You can practically see the CEO of the failing brand standing up and applauding when his creatives came up with that one.
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Still, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton says the cost to taxpayers in either case is too high, calling for Trump "to try to figure out ways to save money for the taxpayer" and applauding him for using his Virginia golf clubs when he's looking to get away.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of Dancing with the Stars' Mirrorball Trophy Since the clapback had all of Twitter immediately on Biles' side, with many applauding her fierce determination, Biles only added momentum for her next performance when she concluded her conversation with some sashay time with Inaba.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham issued a statement applauding Trump's decision to keep a small contingent of U.S. troops in Syria as part of an international stabilizing force, saying the president had followed sound military advice that would help avoid the problems the United States faced in Iraq.
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Elder statesmen, including former Presidents George H.W. and George W. Bush, have declined to attend this year's nominating convention in Cleveland and members of the "Never Trump" movement — a bevy of conservatives who have actively campaigned against the billionaire mogul's candidacy — are applauding the House Speaker's actions.
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About 300 former national security officials, diplomats, and ex-White House staff have signed a letter saying President Donald Trump appears to have committed "an unconscionable abuse of power" in a call with the leader of Ukraine and applauding the launch of impeachment proceedings against him.
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From the formal introduction of the president by the sergeant-at-arms to the gesturing and applauding of the invited guests, the visual constructs allow the president to convince at least some segments of the public that he embodies the distinct leadership traits of the office.
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While the images of Garcia and Martin got some backlash — mostly from trolls who questioned whether it was "appropriate" for a woman to breastfeed in public — the response was overwhelmingly positive, with many applauding the women for showcasing the reality of being a multitasking working mom.
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When celebrities get politics right, there's no harm in applauding their efforts—but in the Trump era, when many a scared liberal has transformed overnight into a political activist, it's important to refrain from elevating some rando famous's two cents on the political controversy of the day.
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The push will likely be cheered by an army of ISP-tied consultants, think tankers, and loyal lawmakers like Senator John Thune, who you should note parroted Comcast's call for a "bipartisan legislative solution" nearly verbatim in a speech applauding the net neutrality repeal last week.
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The above photo, printed Friday on the front page of People's Daily, China's most read state newspaper, appears to show the American president applauding Mr. Xi as the Chinese leader basks in the cheers of well-wishers outside the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
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"I stand behind Andrew Gillum when he's on the job to stand behind our black men," Kayla said, applauding his opposition to Florida's Stand Your Ground law allowing shootings in self-defense, a flash point after George Zimmerman was acquitted of killing Trayvon Martin in 2012.
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Simply applauding the sharing of paid sick days without also focusing on why salaries are so low, or benefits so meager, that teachers like Goodman can't afford to take time off for chemo treatments misses an opportunity -- even a duty -- to try to make the system better.
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Soon after the 2018 State of the Union, Trump was feuding with his new FBI director, mishandling a spousal abuse drama surrounding a top aide, scuttling a bipartisan immigration plan with a veto threat and accusing Democrats of being "treasonous" for not applauding his speech sufficiently loudly.
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BRENTWOOD, N.Y. — Hours after another defeat at the hands of the Republican-held Senate, President Trump launched into a speech about immigrant gang violence on Friday and wound up delivering a de facto campaign rally with a spray of Long Island police officers applauding behind him.
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SALZBURG, Austria, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Austria's Greens were set to approve a coalition deal on Saturday with the conservatives led by Sebastian Kurz, applauding their leader's argument that it would keep the far right out of power and provide a chance for climate-related tax reform.
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For much of the afternoon, thousands of Palestinians massed a few hundred yards from the fence, cheering and chanting like fans in a soccer stadium, applauding protesters who defied the Israelis, and jeering the Israelis' firing of tear gas canisters, as if to say it couldn't harm them.
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The Portuguese striker looked a shadow of the player who had scored twice a week earlier, including one which came on a bicycle kick that had left his coach, Zinédine Zidane, scratching his head in disbelief and the Italian fans applauding his exceptional display of agility, skill and timing.
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Instead, she was applauding the 39-year-old German fashion designer for his racially diverse and inclusive line-up — on the runway, models included Adriana Lima, Irina Shayk, 21 Savage, Cordell Broadus, Rich the Kid, Metro Boomin, Swae Lee, and Teyana Taylor, who gave the performance of a lifetime.
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OK, so it's also worth noting that the only reason she gets slightly ruffled is because of the photo Graham Norton pulls up on screen: her and Skarsgård face-to-face as they congratulate each other at the Emmys, while her husband Keith stands in the background applauding.
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FCC's favors for Sinclair are the natural byproduct of a pro-industry agenda "As I have noted before, too many of this agency's media policies have been custom built to support the business plans of Sinclair Broadcasting," said Commissioner Rosenworcel in a statement accompanying and applauding the chairman's.
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The only path forward for the Oscars, and the business itself, is representation: stories that are more representative of the world we live in, made by filmmakers and actors that are more representative of our global citizenship, awarded by colleagues that are representative of the community they're applauding.
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"Our Republicans colleagues have a choice — be on the right side of history and stand with the American people who support net neutrality, or hold hands with big corporations who only want to increase their profits at the expense of consumers and our economy," Markey said, applauding Schumer's announcement.
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Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE is applauding the record number of female lawmakers in Washington.
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Trophy hunters—those who hunt large, often endangered or threatened wild animals in order to keep and display their carcasses—are applauding the idea of a weakened Endangered Species Act, which may make it easier to import dead leopards, giraffes, and other exotic animals to the United States.
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Pelosi, who turned 85033 on Tuesday, told the chamber she wants to "convey those good wishes" she received from her colleagues "to C-SPAN as well," applauding the nonprofit public service channel for its role in bringing government transparency and educating its audience on the goings-on of Congress.
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There's a feverish air to "Dietland," emphasized by its hallucinatory imagery, be it Plum imagining a man-tiger lover while weaning herself from antidepressant medication or the materialization of a laughing, applauding studio audience in a cafe when Plum meets with a radicalized former sitcom star (Alanna Ubach).
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Veterans groups are applauding President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's decision to appoint retired Marine Gen.
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Pundits have been applauding like a pod of trained seals in the hours since the announcement, gushing about how brilliant Donald Trump's rollout of Gorsuch was, how immensely qualified he is and how difficult it would be for Democrats to block his nomination if they chose to do so.
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Some of President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's biggest critics in Hollywood are applauding the launch of a formal impeachment inquiry in the House.
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An obscure den of racism until this week, The Stormer was widely cited by cable news outlets after applauding President Donald Trump's initial response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, where neo-Nazi James Alex Fields allegedly drove a car into a group of counterprotesters, killing 32-year-old Heather Hayer.
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Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Pavlich: The Senate defends its integrity Democratic senators ask banks to prohibit funding Arctic drilling MORE of Hawaii said she plans to attend Trump's speech to "bear witness" on Tuesday night without standing or applauding him (The Hill).
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"Lock her up, that's right," he said, applauding chants from the crowd about then-Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Wednesday evening as news broke of the decision, lawmakers on Capitol Hill shared a myriad of reactions with Democrats applauding the move and some Republicans optimistic that it might finally get their agenda back on track after a week of constant distraction in the wake of FBI Director James Comey's firing.
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While anxious bullish investors might see the New York inquiry as a threat, many of the relevant exchanges are taking it in stride so far (at least so they say), even applauding the inquiry's effort to create more transparency that could pave the wave for thoughtful rather than heavy-handed regulation.
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" The theater that Thursday night was filled with fans of the BBC series — Whovians, as they call themselves — hooting and applauding at a noise level befitting a boxing match, as Ms. Hayes unabashedly jumped, swiveled, rolled on the floor and shimmied her way around the stage in time with Pink's "Trouble.
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"President Trump's administration is new to the front lines, and that brings new forms of uncertainty, but his administration is one that, at its core, shares our common goals," said Robert Cresanti, the leader of the International Franchise Association, applauding what the administration has already achieved with its regulatory changes.
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Trump isn't the only president to be criticized for his approach to crimes allegedly committed by the national security community — Barack Obama, for instance, wasn't interested in prosecuting those involved with the CIA torture program — but Trump has a long history of actively applauding actions that would count as war crimes.
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We know we always say Wild Beasts are writing music about sex, but we'll never stop applauding them for that carnal honesty, and the same goes for the band's latest song "Get My Bang," which Thorpe assures isn't actually about sex, but rather, about the consumerist thrill of Black Friday.
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Of the pages of officers whom the Plain View researchers could positively identify, about 1 in 5 of the current officers, and 2 in 5 of the retired officers, made public posts or comments that met that threshold — typically by displaying bias, applauding violence, scoffing at due process, or using dehumanizing language.
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Although "Body and Soul" isn't primarily focused on the rousing, rippling mass movement embraced in "Seasons' Canon" — an aesthetic that Ms. Pite has brought to ballet companies over the last few years — the audience seemed determined to love the new piece, applauding wildly at the end of each of its three sections.
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"While it's true our police officers will be on hand to maintain peace and order at the county's eight graduations at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, we will not be issuing citations to attendees for simply cheering, whistling, or applauding during the ceremonies," Chief Ken Miller of the Greenville Police Department tells PEOPLE.
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To register two quickfire bullet headers to reverse a 1-0 deficit, and to do it in the stadium where he had been employed both as ballboy and centre-forward on his journey to the top, made for one of those moments that had every watching fan on their feet and applauding.
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Given its recent history, instead of applauding Sloan and Wells Fargo's "immediate steps" to pay workers more, one has to ask: What took so long, and, if true, why were tax cuts the only way to motivate the bank to reach a minimum wage some of its own peers were already paying?
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If you had told me in the "screw mediation, I'm getting a lawyer" days that, someday, we would thank one another (without sarcasm!) for handling some tedious kid task, or that we'd sit together at a recital laughing and applauding our child's ukulele prowess, I'd have said you were sniffing too many Sharpies.
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BRUSSELS — Lifting the gloom after months of stalemate over Britain's exit from the European Union, the bloc's leaders on Friday agreed to a new round of talks, applauding the efforts of Prime Minister Theresa May while putting the onus on her to specify the type of future relationship Britain wants with them.
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Beinart cites Karen Stenner's 2005 book, "The Authoritarian Dynamic," in which she wrote: Exposure to difference, talking about difference, and applauding difference — the hallmarks of liberal democracy — are the surest ways to aggravate those who are innately intolerant, and to guarantee the increased expression of their predispositions in manifestly intolerant attitudes and behaviors.
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Mr. Hrusa kept his hands raised after the scherzo to begin the finale with no pause, as if the symphony's second half were one long, propulsive crescendo toward the majesty and pure delight of the major-key ending — the kind that had the audience applauding before the orchestra had even stopped playing.
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When the first article was adopted, several Democrats began applauding and cheering, prompting Pelosi, who was presiding over the vote, to give them a stern look and raise her arm in their direction to warn them against overtly celebrating what she and other Democratic leaders have dubbed a solemn and somber day.
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It wasn't so long ago that they warmed to the charity of her rival, Margaery Tyrell, or that they joined the Sparrows in applauding the humiliation of their queen during her march of shame, and now they are doing what so many Oaklanders have lamented and cheering the raiders at their gates?
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Unchallenged, he seems minded to threaten many of the hardest-won achievements of recent British foreign policy: welcoming the disintegration of the EU (Steve Bannon, his adviser, reportedly wants to build closer links with continental parties promoting that), weakening NATO, applauding Mr Putin's adventurism, ripping up climate-change accords and the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Read more:Pink says she isn't sharing photos of her kids anymore after posting a controversial photo of her son without a diaperPink defended her children after people criticized photos she shared of them running through Berlin's Holocaust memorialPink spat out a cough drop before singing the national anthem and fans are applauding her dedication
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In the end, the Republicans in the House and Senate, other than Romney, looked like North Korean generals applauding a Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnWe should listen to John Bolton Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim Trump's 'two steps forward, one step backward' strategy with China MORE missile launch.
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But it is there, and, as with the best songs, it is not stated baldly but emerges from the performance itself, accumulating in all the small gestures and surprises and flourishes, gathering force, bit by bit, until the song has ended and you find yourself applauding or stunned into silence, ready to listen again.
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Read more:Serena Williams says she was 'terrified' and 'overloaded by what to do' before having her babyThe US fertility rate has hit an all-time low, and delayed childbirth is only partially to blameInfluencers are getting paid to promote pregnancy tests on Instagram, and people are applauding it as a way for new moms to make money
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For reasons that remain hard to discern, a sweater-wearing man named Ken Bone became an internet hero after asking a question during a 2016 presidential debate — but after hearing of his past Reddit posts about pornography and the "justified" shooting of Trayvon Martin, millions of people turned instantly from applauding this total stranger to mocking and denouncing him.
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Earlier this month, CMT announced its plans to transform this year's CMT Artists of the Year special from a year-end celebration applauding country music's top artists this year into a night of hope and healing through the power of music following the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, Irma and Maria as well as the tragic Oct.
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Following devastating hurricanes and the tragic mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest music festival in Las Vegas, CMT has announced its plans to transform this year's CMT Artists of the Year special from a year-end celebration applauding country music's top artists this year into a night of hope and healing through the power of music.
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"Let me start by applauding law enforcement for swiftly catching one of the alleged perpetrators behind these recent acts of terrorism," Vanessa said in a statement to Axios, addressing the packages that were sent to former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former Attorney General Eric Holder on Wednesday.
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In an America torn by protests against the war in the late 1960s and early '70s, Mr. Duncan was often in the news, although not as prominently as the pediatrician Dr. Benjamin Spock, the Roman Catholic priests Daniel and Philip Berrigan or the actress Jane Fonda, who was photographed laughing and applauding on an antiaircraft gun in Hanoi.
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Libertarian presidential nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE hailed the outcome of the Brexit vote, applauding the United Kingdom for rejecting "crony capitalism" by choosing to leave the European Union.
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" A standard of etiquette, attributed to Jones and strictly enforced, is printed on the sheets that patrons carry around, with groupings, tee times, and a course map: " 'Most distressing to those who love the game of golf is the applauding or cheering of misplays or misfortunes of a player'—Robert Tyre Jones, Jr. (1902-1971), President in Perpetuity.
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The dissidents and the prisons of the Egypt and Saudi Arabia and Syria and Turkey are applauding the fact that now there&aposs a president and a leadership in America who&aposs ignoring the identity politics and they realize that Islam is not a race, it&aposs a diverse ideology that needs to begin to have other dissident voices heard.
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Some on the right cheered Gianforte's violence — at his election night party in Montana his supporters made clear they believed he had nothing to apologize for; in his campaign war chest, donors made clear in that final 24 hours that they backed his action; and some on the alt-right vacillated between questioning the accuracy of the story and applauding the outcome.
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The hearing was more lively than the previous two Medicare for All hearings, with Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealTrump argues NY tax return case should take place in DC NY files motion to keep Trump tax returns lawsuit out of DC court Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Mass.) admonishing the applauding and hollering audience several times.
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Every comment applauding the update as a "step in the right direction" was accompanied by a "but," or a "however," that ultimately cast the policy as either "too little" or "too late" to address a tide of abusive content aimed at threatening or intimidating users because of, for example, their religion, the color of their skin, or their sexual orientation.
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" While applauding the FDA's move, Linda Richter, director of policy research and analysis for the nonprofit Center on Addiction, said that if the agency had taken action when the trend was first identified, "we probably could have avoided the surge in the use of child-friendly, high-dose nicotine products that we're now seeing among kids as young as 12 years old.
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" Ariana's clearly owning her horniness, and embracing that new swagger, even if it's not the speediest gait to get from A to B. —Kim Taylor Bennett | LISTEN During a recent show, Mouth Tooth's guitarist Max Turner looked out into a crowd of applauding attendees to note the strangeness in having people clap in response to such sad fucking music: "That song was clearly a cry for help.
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Read more:Iran-backed militias deployed snipers to put down deadly protests in IraqThe US carried out a secret cyber strike on Iran after the attack on Saudi oil facilitiesTrump is applauding Russia's victory in Syria after handing it to them on a platterThe US is sending more firepower to the Middle East to check Iran — here are the weapons the US has sent that way
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The numbers of new companies pouring into our country, which nobody thought was possible -- and I said this and I was in front of a large group of highly professional people, most of whom are from either other countries or the united nations, people that aren't big into clapping, applauding, smiling, and I heard a little rustle as I said our country is now stronger than ever before.
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I'm certainly up for new ways to access traditional TV. (Hulu, which is launching its own pay TV bundle this spring, has done away with the standard cable TV grid, which sounds like a nothingburger unless you're an old like me and are used to finding TV that way.) And at a bare minimum, the fact that internet TV isn't geographically constrained, like traditional pay TV is, is worth applauding.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R-Utah), for not standing up and applauding him during his State of the Union address.
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CNN host Michael Smerconish scolded law enforcement officials on Saturday for applauding President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's attacks on the media during his Friday speech at an FBI graduation ceremony.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio), who has been spearheading the push behind the bill, released a letter from Oracle Vice President Kenneth Glueck applauding the legislation and taking a shot at its critics in the tech sector.
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Instead, Clinton, Sanders and Democrats should seek a union of their campaigns, integrating their staffs and policy advisers, applauding and welcoming the inspiration and ideas of the Sanders supporters, maximizing the harmony of their views in a Democratic platform that offers a manifesto for change, making the party not an organization of interests but an amalgam of causes and a movement for change worthy of the party of the people.
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