One homemade sign featured a picture of a clenched fist.
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They do not typically raise a clenched fist in the air.
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Studies have found that a clenched fist is a negative nonverbal cue.
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Ditto for a clenched fist on a jumper that opened the show.
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He stares hard at the camera, his clenched fist full of sand.
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"The road is far from over," he said, raising a clenched fist.
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No rope-a-dope for this kid: She's got one small, clenched fist raised.
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Each was wearing a single black glove, covering a clenched fist: the black power salute.
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"I feel uncomfortable to be seen running around with a clenched fist," Mr. Haacke explained.
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Remember that your clenched fist held at arm&aposs length measures roughly 270 degrees in width.
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The woman held his lines in a clenched fist while I pulled with all my strength.
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"It's a global problem," he said, raising a clenched fist, the sign of the president's party.
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When I opened my clenched fist, I was astonished to see all three in my palm.
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But none had nearly as much staying power as a still image of Arthur's clenched fist.
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On his Facebook page, Johnson poses with a clenched fist as if delivering a Black Power salute.
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His salute was a clenched fist – a symbol now emblazoned on souvenir mugs and other Duterte memorabilia.
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The final shot is blood trickling from Carol's hand as her rosary cuts into her clenched fist.
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Some replies pointed out that West resembles the Arthur clenched fist meme, especially in his yellow sweatshirt.
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It took some adjusting for Ettlinger to accept Filipacchi's centered gaze — her clenched fist in the foreground.
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It looks as if President Trump's clenched fist and open palm method of negotiating is paying dividends.
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Imagine what Cubans could do if, instead of extending a clenched fist, we offered an open hand.
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She crouches, gripping her knife in a clenched fist, and reads a proffered list of the salon's treatments.
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One photo shows the then 12-year-old raising a clenched fist toward a soldier towering over her.
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DOUGLAS CARSWELL is not playing around when he calls his book "Rebel", with a clenched fist on the cover.
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The group's now notorious "clenched fist of truth" ad had some members crying foul and even calling it quits.
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"We will stay until Sunday," said Belen Parra, 44, and then she raised a clenched fist in the air.
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Since its inception during the Spanish Civil War, the clenched fist, at a very basic level, symbolizes strength and unity.
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He added a red rose to the party's clenched-fist logo, in a bid to recast it as less militant.
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The painted image of a rose, its petals curled inward to form a clenched fist, covered a concrete wall nearby.
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Other men in black t-shirts with the dead man's face printed on the front gave a clenched-fist salute.
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When she sang the line "Sometimes I'm frightened" from "The Power of Love," she held up a defiantly clenched fist.
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And my hands would hurt — I had been sleeping with a clenched fist and pressing my nail into my fist.
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But if you call them morons and Neanderthals, all you'll get in return is their middle finger or their clenched fist.
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He is so meme-fluent that he once set Instagram aflame by posting a picture of Arthur the aardvark's clenched fist.
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Not all the Communist elite agree with Mr Xi's clenched-fist approach, which is presumably why someone leaked the Xinjiang papers.
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She was at his side, brandishing a victor's clenched fist salute, when he was finally released from prison in February 1990.
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"John when you tell him he looks like Arthur," tweeted Teigen at the time, including the popular meme of Arthur's clenched fist.
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A clenched fist is the symbol of Black Power; a bulldog or the Nazi salute "Sieg Heil" are the marks of the Mongrels.
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"I have borrowed a hand that reminds me of my mother—she used to hold her thumb in her clenched fist," one guest wrote.
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When Bessie relates the time she nearly was lynched, Ms. Pressley's clenched fist betrays her fury at the injustice she fought all her life.
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"Luke's an addict, Shirley's a control freak, and Theo is basically a clenched fist with hair," Steve frustratedly tells his father at one point.
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That post shows two "heart" emojis and a two clenched fist emojis, with a link to a Facebook post that has since been deleted.
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Some of the pieces are quite figurative, easily identified as molded off Kalman's palate, or the space between her fingers in a loosely clenched fist.
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This iconic comb represents the ethos of the civil rights movement, with the power of the clenched fist and the peace sign in the centre.
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"Me and Ray" is a snapshot of sweet, erotic friendship, while the clenched fist and open palm of "January" puts crushing vulnerability on stark display.
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" "The only way we save our country and our freedom," Loesch says, "is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth.
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Her introduction to the world stage came in 2012 when a photograph of her with a clenched fist, staring down an Israeli soldier, went viral.
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She waved her racket in the lineswoman's direction and shook a ball in her clenched fist as she threatened to "shove it down" her throat.
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But thanks to this freaky little desk companion designed by David Shrigley, you can now squeeze out the stress, one clenched fist at a time.
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The NRA's controversial 2017 advertisement, "The Clenched Fist of Truth," stars spokeswoman Dana Loesch and features a montage of several U.S. monuments alongside violent protests.
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Steve King, who she called a "vile man" for using the viral image of the toddler with a clenched fist as part of fundraising efforts.
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But even in Montana in the 1960s, you'd look pretty silly if you tried to force a tiny shoe hammer into your infant's clenched fist.
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The bland, anodyne vision you find on Talos I is a far cry from Andrew Ryan's clenched-fist protest against the ideas of community and commonwealth.
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Tamimi has scuffled with soldiers in the past, and a widely circulated photo shows her raising a clenched fist toward a soldier who towers over her.
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Sanders hit the subject of money in politics so hard and so convincingly that even this conservative viewer was punching the air with a clenched fist.
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A break for 3-1 was enough for Del Potro to bag the second set and he marked the moment with a clenched-fist salute to his supporters.
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The clenched fist salute, most famously associated with the Black Power movement of the '60s and '70s, has been used as an expression of solidarity within countless causes.
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The gun group has since pushed that narrative hard in a slew of videos, including spokeswoman Dana Loesch's infamous "Clenched Fist of Truth" ad demonizing the Women's March.
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As Mr. Farley dropped one arm and uncomfortably raised his gaze to the crowd, Mr. Babayan diplomatically stepped forward to grasp the microphone from Mr. Farley's clenched fist.
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When asked if he supported the mayor's ban on public smoking, he replied enthusiastically that he did and displayed a clenched fist, the symbol used by Duterte supporters.
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Waving a clenched fist in the air, he was scolding his opponents and rallying his supporters as they marched confidently towards the birth of a new nation: Zimbabwe.
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The only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom, is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth.
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It was replaced by scowls and frustration as the 53rd-ranked Russian angrily yelled at himself for missed shots and occasionally slapped at his leg with a clenched fist.
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Duterte, the long-time mayor of Davao City, campaigns with a logo of a clenched fist and has repeatedly vowed to shoot dead criminals who put up violent resistance.
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Ahed Tamimi first came to international prominence in 2012 -- as a child -- when a photograph of her with a clenched fist, staring down an Israeli soldier, received widespread attention.
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" It features conservative commentator Dana Loesch presenting a caricature of American liberalism and calling on NRA members to "fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth.
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" Kapoor and his legal team are asking for statutory damages from the NRA in the amount of $150,000 per infringement, as long as the "Clenched Fist" video includes "The Bean.
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Or in "Bowl Playing," the clenched fist of a workingman as he watches two well-known gentlemen of Cork — one a notoriously cruel landlord — engage in a game of bowling.
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Other photos on his page include the iconic image of a clenched fist with the caption "Black Power," another is a photo with Professor Griff of the band Public Enemy.
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"A simple choice presented itself in my mind," Dr. Mullan wrote in "White Coat, Clenched Fist: The Political Education of an American Physician," a sometimes blistering memoir published in 21968.
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Women who defy the abortion movement know that our power is not in a clenched fist or an act of violence against anyone — especially not against our own preborn children.
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The girder of the current crest represents Scunthorpe's famous iron and steel industry, while the clenched fist represents unity and strength with all the aplomb of a historical trade union banner.
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It's the harsh odor of a brand new style of white-guy parody rap—think Weird Al meets Lonely Island, seasoned with more than a hint of clenched-fist Gamergate rage.
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Slim Jxmmi wasn't about to stand for a DJ blatantly refusing to play a song he'd requested -- but he would fly for it ... right into the guy's booth with a clenched fist.
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The two women posed together for pictures last week, each with one hand doing Duterte's trademark clenched fist, and making a "V" sign synonymous with the rule of Marcos with the other.
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During his criminal trial four years ago, Breivik entered the court with his own salute, using a clenched fist instead of the outstretched hand that the Nazis used to greet Adolf Hitler.
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Iglesias, for instance, cradled his party deputy's baby during last week's first parliamentary session and vowed, with a clenched fist raised high, to change the constitution to create a more federal Spain.
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"The only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom, is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth," Ms. Loesch declares.
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Hank Willis Thomas's "All Power to All People," an eight-foot-tall sculpture of an afro pick punctuated by a clenched fist, was installed at Town Center Apartments in Opa-locka, Florida.
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"We really have an open hand, not a clenched fist on this," Mr. Newsom said in the interview, inside one of the trailers arrayed in a parking lot near Oakland International Airport.
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" It features commentator Dana Loesch presenting what appears to be a critique of American liberalism and calling on NRA members to "fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth.
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Other photographs, such as "Patrice" from 1977, which features the muscular leg, clenched fist and bulging jock strap of a man shot from the waist down, are less subtle but no less compelling.
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It was the eighth ace at the island green in the history of the event, and Garcia raised his right arm in a somewhat muted clenched-fist celebration as the gallery went wild.
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She explained that holding the can next to canvas would make a thin line and spraying from a couple of inches away, the distance of a clenched fist, would make a wider one.
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Columns of the new government's supporters, workers and trade unionists and many others, marched through the streets, many of them shouting slogans, singing revolutionary songs, and raising their arms in clenched-fist salutes.
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Many citing Loesch's statement that "the only way to save our country and our freedom from their lies is to fight the violence with the clenched fist of truth" is a call to violence.
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"IT SEEMED STRANGE TO ME UNTIL I GOT USED TO IT OVER THE COURSE OF TESTING THE NEW SYSTEM, BUT NOW IT SEEMS SO NORMAL," HE ADDED, SLAMMING HIS CLENCHED FIST ON THE TABLE.
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In homage, Otpor's strong and easily replicated logo—a stylized clenched fist lampooning the WWII Serb Partisans' symbol—has become the go-to logo for resistance, raised high from Zuccotti Park to Tahrir Square.
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Muguruza saved three break points, which included two tension-filled set points in the 10th game, the first of which saw the Spaniard emerge with a clenched fist from an epic 19-shot rally.
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"The only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth," Loesch said in the video.
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Duhamel ended the botched performance to Seal's 'Killer' by raising a clenched fist to the heavens above but that failed to sway the judges and a score of 72.67 left them adrift in seventh place.
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The Ethiopian grassroots activists understood a clenched fist is far more powerful that five fingers on an open palm and dissolved their ethnic differences and advocated in solidarity to improve human rights for all Ethiopians.
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It can be seen in the National Rifle Association's new video channel, where the conservative provocateur Dana Loesch calls on followers to come together in a "clenched fist of truth" to defeat America's liberal enemies.
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He showed clips from NRATV, including one of group spokeswoman Dana Loesch talking about the "clenched fist of truth" that went viral, and a show during which a veteran reenacts scenes from different action movies.
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"My legal staff have contacted the United Kingdom authorities and we hope to engage in a dialogue about what is the best way forward," he said after raising a clenched fist in a gesture of victory.
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They note that all six items in the cave where the codex was found -- including a small wooden mask and a sacrificial knife with a handle shaped like a clenched fist -- had already been deemed authentic.
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Fans attending the race, which should see Britain's Lewis Hamilton clinch his fourth world title, are asked to stand and raise a clenched fist during lap 19 of the race as a sign of support and solidarity.
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She remained steadfast and unbowed throughout, emerging to punch the air triumphantly in the clenched-fist salute of black power as she walked hand-in-hand with Mandela out of Cape Town's Victor Verster prison on Feb.
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A day after his statement, Gwen Berry, solemn in her blue team jacket and matching blue lipsticked lips, bowed her head and raised a clenched fist over her head after accepting a gold medal in hammer throw.
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Zach Randolph—the heart, soul, and clenched fist of the Memphis Grit n' Grind era—replaced JaMychal Green in the starting lineup in Game 3, and Z-Bo scored 21 points on 16 shots and grabbed eight rebounds.
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The streets of Davao are festooned with campaign posters bearing images of a stern-looking Duterte, and there are giant banners and car bumper stickers of a clenched fist accompanied by bellicose slogans and his most famous quotations.
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Wearing hats embroidered "RESISTANCE", and speaking against a backdrop showing a clenched fist, members of parliament gave their supporters a week's notice to stop using products from telecoms giant Safaricom, dairy products from Brookside and Bidco cooking oils.
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It all started when Twitter user AlmostJT pointed out the simple poignancy in a pic of Arthur's tightly clenched fist: This is just a pic of Arthur's fist but idk how I feel that it's just so relatable.
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But as the military continues to broaden the scope of who can be a service member, it becomes all the more important to reevaluate the way it sees things like a clenched fist, even in its most innocuous context.
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Because sometimes an image such as this one, using a symbol as powerful as a clenched fist held overhead, is the best way to tell a story, ensuring that people will talk about it for a very long time.
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Glancing at the red silhouette of the title character on the cover of "Lolita," Angela intuits that she has had the key all along, it's in her (or Dolores Haze's) clenched fist — the key is indeed in the room.
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A diving header in the six-yard box, a 35-yard screamer into a near-torn-free net: Both could be scored with the same button and just a little left-thumb/clenched-fist-around-a-Zip-Stick gymnastics.
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"It sure would have made for better TV. Maybe I have over-learned the lesson of staying clam, biting my tongue, digging my fingernails into a clenched fist — smiling all the while, determined to present a composed face to the world."
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And as the military continues to broaden the scope of who can be a service member, it becomes all the more important to reevaluate the way it sees things like braids, twists, and, perhaps, for these cadets, a clenched fist.
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"Maybe I have overlearned the lesson of staying calm, biting my tongue, digging my fingernails into a clenched fist, smiling all the while, determined to present a composed face to the world," she wrote in her 2017 book What Happened.
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In 1968, Mr. Smith and Mr. Carlos, who had won the gold and bronze medals in the 200-meter race at the Mexico City Olympics, bowed their heads and raised their arms in a clenched-fist salute during their medal ceremony.
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American artists are a particular fetish: This collection's collaged prints of photographs — of McCollough's clenched fist alongside randomly Googled images of Greek statues (where they are going for a post-fashion week holiday) — reminded me of the work of John Baldessari.
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An advertisement for the National Rifle Association that features a spokeswoman calling on the group's supporters to strike back against protests by the left "with the clenched fist of truth" has become one of the latest flash points for partisan anger.
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For many South Africans, the most memorable image of Madikizela-Mandela is of her punching the air in a clenched-fist salute as she walked hand-in-hand with Mandela out of Victor Verster prison, near Cape Town, on Feb.
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There is a certain artificiality inherent to this genre of portraiture, but little details hint at the emotions hidden beneath the pageantry of the moment — a tight-lipped mouth; a clenched fist; a bride's slight lean against her new husband's limp arm.
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That gesture was mirrored on Saturday when a beaming President Cyril Ramaphosa also donned the number six shirt, now worn by Kolisi, as he watched the presentation pitchside, waving to the captain who replied with a victory sign and a clenched fist.
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State law also lays out specifics about ballot design to such a degree that ballots must include a clenched fist with an extended index finger and such outdated party symbols as a five-pointed star indicating a candidate of the Democratic Party.
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"The only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth," the ad concludes, with a text prompt for viewers to join the NRA.
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A large mirror depicting the outline of a clenched fist with its thumb replaced by a pickle is a representation of the Egyptian proverb, "Life is like a cucumber, one day in your hand and one day in your ass," according to the press release.
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The President's recent circulation of a meme showing him punching a CNN logo raises the belligerent tone, as do the NRA's recent videos, one of which asserts that "the clenched fist of truth" is the only means of saving the country from the left.
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Kaepernick cited racial oppression as the reason for his action, which paved the way for symbolic gestures by other athletes, some who have knelt during the anthem, others who have linked arms while standing at attention and still others who have raised a clenched fist.
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"The only way we stop this, the only way we save our country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth," Loesch said in the video, which presented a prompt encouraging viewers to join the NRA.
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Article continues after the video below A diving header in the six-yard box, a 35-yard screamer into a near-torn-free net: Both could be scored with the same button and just a little left-thumb/clenched-fist-around-a-Zip-Stick gymnastics.
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But the question remains as to whether it's fair to assume the cadets are guilty by any imaginable association, particularly the most political, without also giving them the same benefit of the doubt that they might have used the clenched fist in its most innocuous context.
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His mother said in a message to Mashable that over the years the image of Sam as a baby with a clenched fist is mostly used in fun, light-hearted ways, but her family has had to deal with their fair share of meaner comments and abuse.
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The thunderous motion of the image, clenched fist punching upwards while gripping the giant steel beam tightly, is suggestive of an intense and brawny brand of football, which combined with the Iron's bold claret and blue colour scheme makes it an absolute belter of a badge.
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And as congressional Republicans largely mute their criticism of the White House, the president is showing scant interest in unseating incumbent lawmakers or trying to even scores with those like Mr. Romney who are now willing to offer an open hand rather than a clenched fist.
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I wonder, though, whether I should have chosen option B. It certainly would have been better TV. Maybe I have overlearned the lesson of staying calm—biting my tongue, digging my fingernails into a clenched fist, smiling all the while, determined to present a composed face to the world.
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Yet overall there is a candid tenderness to them, with one woman's white-gloved hand cradling a child, the details of a woman's dangling earrings and the baby below's clenched fist in another, that offers a rare glimpse into the now anonymous lives of these 19th-century women.
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I wonder, though, whether I should have chosen option B. It certainly would have been better TV. Maybe I have overlearned the lesson of staying calm, biting my tongue, digging my fingernails into a clenched fist, smiling all the while, determined to present a composed face to the world.
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The latest complainant is George Clooney, who in directing "Suburbicon" has turned back the clock to the 1950s for a story about the good old American days of prosperity and prejudice, of race hate and white people who are always just one clenched fist away from becoming a mob.
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"If the American people want a president to add to our division, to lead with a clenched fist, closed hand, a hard heart, to demonize the opponents and spew hatred - they don't need me, they've got President Donald Trump," Biden told the crowd, which was bookended by large video monitors.
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For the 2000 election in Serbia, the United States funded a successful effort to defeat Slobodan Milosevic, the nationalist leader, providing political consultants and millions of stickers with the opposition's clenched-fist symbol and "He's finished" in Serbian, printed on 80 tons of adhesive paper and delivered by a Washington contractor.
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It's started to feel like a quivering, white noise background sound that sits somewhere louder than the whine of a TV in standby mode, and quieter than the hissed "yessss" your grandad let out with a triumphantly clenched fist when he heard the results of last year's EU referendum vote.
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" Ms. Loesch has emerged as NRATV's most visible host, deriding gun-control advocates as "tragedy-dry-humping whores" and vowing to combat the left with what she called the "clenched fist of truth" — a body part that the comedian John Oliver said was located "a little past the bent elbow of nonsense.
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By the end, if you've spied all the clues, you'll have 30 so called "tools for resistance," revealed when you click on the clenched fist—everything from a direct dial to the White House, to a video explaining the legal rights of protestors to custom-designed protest posters, and stencil kits for resistance graffiti.
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Earlier this year, Tom Krimigis, the emeritus head of the Space Department at the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University and the principal investigator for Voyager's Low-Energy Charged Particle Experiment, published a paper in Nature Astronomy showing that the heliosphere has a very short tail and ''kind of moves through space like a clenched fist.
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From a cockpit 203 feet up the Bay Area looks almost too gorgeous to be real, like a special-effect matte painting of sea, rippling hills, great pale swathes of buildings, cargo ships arrayed in their unloading queue, the forest of skyscrapers that is downtown San Francisco, the pale arc of the Bay Bridge, the clenched fist of Alcatraz, the famed distant silhouette of the Golden Gate.
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He pinned a cutter to the bottom of the zone (or to a spot just below it—one advantage of having a pitcher like Kershaw back is getting the celebrity calls) against Gary Sanchez to end the fourth and, after waiting out the game's second rain delay, which was nearly 50 minutes long, he ended his outing in the fifth with a familiar bit: a slider that whirred under the swing of Austin Romine and a clenched-fist yell.
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" Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE wrote in her recent memoir about an uncomfortable debate moment when Donald Trump loomed behind her on stage in 2016: "Maybe I have overlearned the lesson of staying calm, biting my tongue, digging my fingernails into a clenched fist, smiling all the while, determined to present a composed face to the world.
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