It was a gesture — a very big gesture — but it was a gesture.
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As for the current swipe-up gesture for bringing up Control Center — it could be replaced by a right swipe gesture or some other 3D Touch gesture.
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The Mavic Drone's vision system also responds to gesture control, when in Gesture Mode.
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"It's a support gesture, it's a solidarity gesture for the struggle that we are taking forward," he said.
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The gesture has become not only a life-saving tool but a gesture of hope and solidarity. 4.
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But while Trump's Iran speech was largely an empty, grandstanding gesture, it is a gesture with potentially dangerous consequences.
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Additionally, it has been pointed out that Simmons' gesture is awfully similar to Spiderman's "thwip" hand gesture, turned upside down.
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She's making a hand gesture that's already beloved in the robust Italian hand gesture meme community (yes, it's a real hand gesture), so it was inevitable that Twitter — the former home of Italian Elon Musk — would latch on.
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In "Inoah," in our improvisation, we're always searching for a gesture [that connects] two people, a gesture that needs the other person.
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Unfortunately, the more people that are involved in a grand gesture, the more opportunities for said grand gesture to go horribly wrong.
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There are a few apps to choose from for the job, including All In One Gestures, Gesture Shortcuts and Finger Gesture Launcher.
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They gesture to tapestries of narrative that exist "off-screen," so to speak; they unsettle and gesture to bigger worlds without cohering.
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Sang Won Lee, CEO at Qeexo, a gesture technology company, believes in gesture technology because he thinks it engages a user more thoroughly.
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It seemed, to read about it, like a nice gesture in the face of something too big to do anything but gesture at.
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Google has also been tweaking the gesture for bringing up Google Assistant as well as the visual indicators for that gesture over time.
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If the second person is caught looking at the hand gesture, that person is then punched by the person who made the gesture.
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For some, standing is an obviously required gesture of respect, a gesture part and parcel with "America First" and making the country great again.
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With a magical gesture — and one must admit, an absurdly artificial gesture right out of Orphée — she forces him to forget her very existence.
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Using the gesture controls to switch between art was easy, and they honestly might be the most reliable and useful gesture controls I've ever used.
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And after reports of mirroring activity in related brain regions during gesture observation and speech perception, mirror neurons became associated with language and gesture, too.
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A 'significant' gesture from Japan Speaking to CNN, Tokyo-based Asia Strategy founder Keith Henry said it was an "enormous" symbolic gesture on Japan's part.
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Those voicing concerns were assured by those comfortable with the gesture, that since there was no racial motivation on their part, the gesture was acceptable.
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It seems that Ashford either is saying that the aesthetic gesture can transcend history, or he is pointing to the failure of that gesture to do so.
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But after a few squeezes it felt no weirder than using Motorola's double-twist gesture to launch the camera or double-chop gesture to turn on the flashlight.
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And scientific experiments have demonstrated that individuals who are blind from birth will gesture when they talk, even though they have never learned to gesture from watching others.
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Francis contrasted that gesture with the "gesture of destruction" carried out by the Brussels attackers, saying they wanted to destroy the brotherhood of humanity represented by the migrants.
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The use of the gesture, which carries multiple meanings beyond "OK," was immediately under scrutiny, with some people accusing them of making a gesture associated with white supremacists.
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A man was upset at what he saw his country do, he made a gesture to indicate this, and he told people who asked what was behind the gesture.
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The center infotainment system can be controlled by touch or gesture though since this example is just a concept, it's unclear if gesture controls will make it into production.
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"It's a gesture of kindness if you offer to pay the tab, and likewise a gesture of kindness to counter-offer to pay half," my friend Vincent, 26, reasoned.
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"Every culture that's been studied has gesture, and we gesture along with our speech even when it's communicatively useless, such as when we're talking on the phone," writes McCulloch.
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If on Monday he briefly offered a gesture of protection to the Americans who worry he's encouraging hate and violence, he's now turned that gesture into an upturned middle finger.
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And I did the same gesture I had done for five weeks of rehearsal: I collapsed on my knees and cradled my head — the same physical gesture Joe had done.
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But LG Electronics has also been experimenting with gesture controls in phones, and Google plans to roll out a radar-based gesture control technology in its upcoming Pixel 4 smartphone.
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But I accepted it for the gesture it was, which I think it was a good-will gesture to try to say, if not 'I'm sorry,' then 'let's move on.
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Though the players taking a knee was a gesture of protest against police violence and solidarity with Black Lives Matter, Upton still felt the need to speak out against the gesture.
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The back gesture will now work differently depending on what app you're in, and Google has finally landed on what it thinks the gesture should be to invoke the Google Assistant.
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However, the country's state broadcaster EBC didn't re-broadcast images of his gesture and some people watching it live and cheering quickly hushed when they saw the gesture, the AP reports.
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As the tears streamed down my face, I would wave away concerned motorists giving me the universal "Are you O.K.?" gesture (yes, that's right, I'm confident that's what the gesture meant).
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During the performances, the actors will recite lines from the debates and mimic the candidates' movements gesture for gesture, but there will be no mention of Mr. Trump nor Mrs. Clinton.
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"It was a corny gesture anyway!" said Min Gao.
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It was the most incredible idea — this small gesture.
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It was the most incredible idea – this small gesture.
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"It's those little things," Larson said of the gesture.
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It's a nice gesture ... not everyone's doing it though.
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" He called the Turner Prize decision a "nice gesture.
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" A 'gesture of affection' Macri described Obama's visit as "a gesture of affection, friendship, at a time when Argentina is embarking toward a new horizon and is in the process of changing.
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She has since built her career studying the role of gesture in learning and language creation, including the gesture system that deaf children create when they are not exposed to sign language.
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On the night before Microsoft's Build developers conference in Seattle, the company showed me how developers can enable gesture control for Windows with the addition of a plug-and-play Gesture API.
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Already, these gesture-based controls enable devices to display notifications based on a hand wave, and controls like a gesture to trigger Google Assistant could eventually come thanks to this specialized hardware.
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Unlike the home button, this gesture bar serves one purpose: swiping up to open the iPhone X. However, even after people learn the new gesture, you can't switch off the bar, confirmed Federighi.
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Scene by scene, plot turn by plot turn, gesture by gesture, the Shepard story follows the Gallant—the main difference being that the characters are Pakistanis in Connecticut rather than Canadians in Geneva.
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So I shut myself up in my studio and I draped every piece — which will be duplicated to be sold — but the initial gesture was my physical gesture written all over the clothes.
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I started working again with gesture through ink on paper.
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Pendragon says Ryker, of Gaston, South Carolina, appreciated the gesture.
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The announcement is not Lyft's first gesture towards environmental sustainability.
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The gesture was so sweet — and Gina Marie knew it.
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It's a sweet gesture that is also a concerning one.
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Most opposition parties said her gesture was not sincere enough.
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Thing is, you don't need the gesture control at all.
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"I found it to be an authentic gesture," Amador says.
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But the gesture stopped working after the iOS 11 update.
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"We offer it as a symbolic gesture," Guite told me.
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Choose the gesture you just created from the "custom" menu.
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Fans on Twitter were quick to notice the supportive gesture.
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Vaughn shared photos on social media, capturing the heartwarming gesture.
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The gesture controls cost $190, and CarPlay support costs $300.
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Zolper said he took responsibility for making the hateful gesture.
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Fortunately, Scott does not appear in a big surprise gesture.
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Censors rapidly shut down their criticisms of Mr Xi's gesture.
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The financial gesture deepens an existing alliance between the duo.
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He "made some sort of suggestive comment, gesture," she tweeted.
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But this doesn't feel like a giant gesture of love.
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I'd guess Apple reserves this gesture for the AirPods, though.
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It was a kind gesture that made me feel loved.
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Oliver's gesture, though, is only a drop in the bucket.
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Royal fans took to Twitter after noticing the sweet gesture.
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The gesture control is tough to learn, for one thing.
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But she says the gesture is typical of her husband.
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There's something so sweetly supportive about Noel's gaze and gesture.
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It was a gesture many of us could identify with.
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It's a simple gesture that holds a lot of meaning.
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And, a young man's gesture lighting up the internet. Enjoy!
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Another gesture of goodwill notched up, if you're keeping count.
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The gesture has been widely praised in the American press.
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BLOCKS' 5x5 light grid responds to both pressure and gesture.
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But he undid this apparently emollient gesture in two ways.
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In a final symbolic gesture, Malorie gives the kids names.
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As to what host Chris Harrison thought of the gesture?
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Levi later posted his public support of Affleck's kind gesture.
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Critics call the monument a crude gesture of Russian dominance.
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But the gesture is more than just a fun quirk.
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Overall, the new gesture system works, but it's conceptually complicated.
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An eye roll would have been my last living gesture.
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Whoever thought a simple gesture could cost so much money?
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It's a gesture, she said, to make them feel welcome.
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This is an insulting gesture to make to our community.
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Two more kids bought toys as a gesture of support.
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But that gesture also belies the messiness of the situation.
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Above all, this action, this gesture has to be free.
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Krzanich brings back A.R. Rahman for more of gesture music.
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Neither their rabbi nor some Jobbik members appreciated the gesture.
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Hickerson Elementary uploaded video of the heartwarming gesture to Twitter.
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This the take a picture gesture the DJI Spark recognizes.
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Other players then started doing the gesture in subsequent games.
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They can also gesture to accept or ignore phone calls.
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Murad shook his head in an unmistakable gesture of exasperation.
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Is this a kinder gesture than I think it is?
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He regarded this act of vandalism as an artistic gesture.
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Not everyone in the photo took part in the gesture.
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To Muslim women, though, the physical gesture itself was provocative.
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The power of that gesture, in this setting, hasn't ebbed.
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"The gesture was absolutely generous, significant and appreciated," Hedlund added.
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It's a simple gesture, but it can make an impact.
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It was a gesture of support, but also of gratitude.
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Some criticized the gesture, saying it showed her "liberal bias."
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"They would see my every gesture and movement," he said.
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Jackson said he appreciated the gesture but declined to partake.
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What a beautiful gesture outside a Mosque in Manchester today!
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I wanted him to get the gesture that he deserves.
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It's also got fancy gesture controls, if you're into that.
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A gesture of invitation, with his huge, red, calloused hand.
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Not everyone in the photo is participating in the gesture.
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In one gesture, she fulfilled the impulse of the play.
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Every expression, every gesture reinforced their separateness and their superiority.
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Thompson made the gesture as he walked off the floor.
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The gesture, though, never quite lost its hint of threat.
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I gesture to one of them and ask what's inside.
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It can seem like a futile gesture in some ways.
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Palumbo: It's the most literal fucking gesture, sending a postcard.
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Sanders's gesture drew glowing praise from supporters on social media.
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Each gesture may be interpreted as a play for tips.
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That gesture gave casual snapshots the preciousness of formal portraits.
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The heroes kill him, but it's an empty, unsatisfying gesture.
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I find myself intrigued by the haste in the gesture.
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Basically, Google wants to standardize gesture navigation across Android phones.
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This is an important humanitarian gesture which I greatly welcome.
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It was chilly, but the gesture was also very puckish.
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The gesture backfired, underlining the sappiness of the play's conclusion.
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Trump's 'Make America Great Again' is an ultimate nostalgic gesture.
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In his hands, every warm gesture is a forceful statement.
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It's also a gesture of Maduro's loyalty to the military.
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Sanofi's tweet isn't nearly the same broad gesture as those.
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If you ask Mr. Wenders, that's a gesture worth emulating.
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Even major changes like the updated gesture controls are optional.
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They gesture toward the unimaginable grief caused by one man.
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It was a small gesture to commemorate a big moment.
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In Serbia, however, the gesture was viewed as a provocation.
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It was a gesture of fairness that was long remembered.
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Ki's mother, Sarah Tamar Klitenick was moved by Joe's gesture.
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The Browns' gesture and Beckham's injury overshadowed Cleveland's quarterback competition.
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It was a courageous gesture, but also a foolhardy one.
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I was really surprised by and grateful for this gesture.
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Radar also gives the device gesture recognition, via Motion Sense.
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But the "meltdown" is intended as a grand environmental gesture.
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The gesture amounts to an implicit challenge for those present.
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Here is how the hand gesture became a fraught one.
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It was a gesture of defiance, aimed at the rebels.
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"It's a cool gesture," said world number 26 Rickie Fowler.
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This was a kind and generous gesture on your part.
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He said he believed it to be a positive gesture.
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Bush didn't look like he completely appreciated the Trump gesture.
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Despite the gesture, Indian officials have so far remained guarded.
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Debbie Dingell called him to express gratitude for the gesture.
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But Mr. Bourgeois's generous gesture has not come without controversy.
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Have any of you ever made a grand, romantic gesture?
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The naughtiness of the gesture is what made it popular.
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It was a gesture as clear as planting the flag.
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Nixon's gesture was the image that defined an American moment.
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Rachel's playful gesture with her eyeglasses is just the beginning.
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And again, with a slightly different hand gesture this time.
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Also, anyone see Bran gesture to the night kings sword?
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That simple gesture "was somehow helpful for her," Goldstein remembers.
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"No," she replied, employing the accompanying the circular hand gesture.
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Wearing a safety pin began as a gesture of kindness.
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Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who first popularized the gesture last year, said he settled on kneeling as a form of protest because it is widely seen as a gesture of respect.
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In the video cited above, he uses the gesture while stating, "Little teenage girls will bow before me," immediately after showing an archival clip of a crowd of Nazis saluting using the same gesture.
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Incorporating text, movement, and sound, "Poor People's TV Room" is part of the grand narrative about politics, the body, and place that Okpokwasili is building, gesture by gesture, whisper by whisper, brick by brick.
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At the same time, Chuck leaves his password on a Post-it note as a gesture of intimacy — maybe an empty gesture, like his official recusal, but a sign that their lives are shared.
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His Iowa stump speech was almost identical—word for word and gesture for gesture—at two different stops that day: the same jokes, the same dramatic pauses, the same microphone shuffling and head nodding.
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Here is how Google describes the new back gesture behavior, which is definitely what everybody is going to be wondering about: We've made further refinements to Gesture Navigation in Beta 6 based on user feedback.
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It looks like the iPhone X's gesture bar, but works differently.
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Oz's real name, we learn, is Osama, a heavy-handed gesture.
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It just needs to gesture at all the right reference points.
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Sweet, but not exactly the romantic gesture she was looking for.
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"It was a gesture that said I wasn't afraid," she says.
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The gesture reflected more than Mr. Calatrava's penchant for structural drama.
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Still, some fans booed the team after the gesture was over.
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The pilot was later released by Pakistan as a peace gesture.
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"It's a very romantic gesture," a London art collector tells PEOPLE.
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He and others alerted the independent complaints body over the gesture.
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The most dramatic new addition to OxygenOS is the gesture navigation.
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Sidibé's distinct genius was in capturing the perfect gesture and moment.
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As a goodwill gesture, Pakistan released the pilot the next day.
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There's also an additional gesture for muting an unwanted to interaction.
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And social media fans couldn't get enough of the sassy gesture.
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Wood says the impact of the gesture struck close to home.
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"That was a beautiful symbol and a lovely gesture," says Small.
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It would seem, on the surface, to be a kind gesture.
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Then save the gesture and give it a label you'll remember.
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Some opposition parties, however, said her gesture was not sincere enough.
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Yuli Gurriel makes possibly a racial gesture and nobody says anything.
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People are reacting to the awe-inspiring gesture with pure joy.
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The flower emoji in the caption further emphasize the romantic gesture.
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These gifts will make for an easily achieved, extra meaningful gesture.
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Bobby is correct in interpreting this gesture as a personal affront.
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Sarah Silverman and Mia Farrow condemned the gesture on social media.
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"I just did it as a very light gesture," Meridien says.
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Some men, too, made the gesture in apparent acts of solidarity.
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" "@GregVineyard1: @realDonaldTrump wonderful gesture to lil Jon, best celeb apprentice yet!
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Despite his gesture, Mr Chan's oath was accepted by the clerk.
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WorldsAway users could walk and gesture and talk through speech bubbles.
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We talked a lot about simplicity and gesture and body language.
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It's a small gesture, but it means the world to me.
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"It was a human gesture without any political context," he added.
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I thought it was a nice gesture so we said yes.
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Leap Motion started by building a much-anticipated consumer gesture controller.
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They tattoo their faces, a gesture that swears off mainstream acceptance.
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The simplest way to fly the drone is with gesture control.
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Android 24 liberally "borrowed" the core gesture navigation mechanic from iOS.
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That made almost any government gesture seem too little, too late.
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The gesture had raised hopes for resuming dialogue between the Koreas.
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The gesture had raised hopes for resuming dialogue between the Koreas.
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It has intelligent flight controls like ActiveTrack, TapFly, and Gesture Mode.
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But I think that's the greatest effect of a certain gesture.
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" Braun also reportedly described the forced kiss as "an acceptable gesture.
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Royalists and anti-royalists alike were appalled at Trump's disrespectful gesture.
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This is also apparently the hand gesture of the president now.
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There is a faint chance that this kamikaze gesture could succeed.
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Samat says the company is also experimenting with a new gesture.
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However, the gesture seems to have been too little, too late.
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It's not just a gesture of goodwill on their part, though.
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"I'm very moved by [the Met's] gesture towards refugees," she continued.
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It's a problem that faces any gesture absurd or excessive enough.
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Early payouts are generally seen as a publicity gesture for bookmakers.
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Later, she makes a goofy gesture, which Prince Harry then imitates.
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This isn't just a lemon, or my inability to gesture correctly.
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"I'm getting teary," she admits as she recalls the sweet gesture.
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Bells and organs are kept silent as a gesture of mourning.
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Whatever works for your budget, but serves as a thoughtful gesture.
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In terms of inputs, it will support voice and gesture controls.
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Such a gesture would have been unthinkable even a year ago.
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Two years later, such a gesture from the president seems inconceivable.
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Under President Obama, it signified little more than a symbolic gesture.
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After the cameras turned off, she made one last dramatic gesture.
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While this gesture is appreciated I would prefer details over statements.
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News reports that the gesture was visible for about seven seconds.
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Hedlund thanked Swift for the gesture on behalf of the town.
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That's not the case if you turn the swipe gesture off.
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Social media users were quick to point out the offensive gesture.
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But that gesture of compassion, despite its smallness, signifies something big.
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He was quickly escorted out as Pelosi appeared to gesture angrily.
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It's a small but meaningful gesture that goes a long way.
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Especially when the gesture happens to be inspired by Harry Potter.
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It is of course necessary to put the gesture into context.
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Nothing major, just remap a gesture or swap a homescreen icon.
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Should gesture controls be on your head or in your hand?
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Called Project Prague, the Gesture API uses Microsoft's Kinect motion sensor.
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Kim also released three American prisoners as a gesture of goodwill.
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I wonder if Wayne felt a way about Bieber's hand gesture?
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It was just an empty gesture, a big blinking question mark.
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She looked doe-eyed and smitten by her guy's romantic gesture.
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"Nice gesture, but you're better off donating anonymously," one user wrote.
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Don't make any sacrifices as a dramatic gesture during this time.
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Swipe down on the gesture bar on bottom of the screen.
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Google's gesture technology is merely a glimpse of a touchless future.
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Nevertheless, it's at least a public gesture of support, I guess.
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But this year's gesture of unity comes at a crucial moment.
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Those technologies even outranked gesture controls and perfect integration with smartphones.
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Humor aside, the gesture leaves both Pulos and Dean in tears.
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And gesture-based interfaces have, fittingly enough, largely failed to stick.
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"I thought it would be a very nice gesture," he said.
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Many users immediately complained that the gesture felt awkward and annoying.
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"We chose to kneel because it's a respectful gesture," Reid wrote.
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In-air gesture control could improve the user experience with touchscreens.
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"We also recognize this positive gesture by the Houthis," Kerry said.
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In that photo, Trump is giving his signature "thumbs-up" gesture.
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The iPhone's keyboard is finally getting swipe gesture recognition by default.
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It makes me aware of every gesture and move I make.
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The so-called "gigantic gesture" even has its own Facebook page.
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Esper said he hoped North Korea would respond to the gesture.
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" McLaughlin added in a subsequent tweet that "the gesture was classy.
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He came to the voters, and that's always a powerful gesture.
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Harrison, who is half Lampard's age, was struck by the gesture.
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There's still hope for Google's gesture-sensing radar tech, Project Soli.
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He then pulls his eyelids in a common gesture mocking Asians.
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"It's a multiple gesture that has three main parts," they continue.
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"Scoring to a visual gesture is natural for me," he said.
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That's a pretty hollow gesture, and FNC still gets their money.
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Even if you mispronounce the words, it's the gesture that counts.
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Declan makes a dismissive gesture in the air with his hand.
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Esper said he hoped North Korea would respond to the gesture.
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"It's perfectly done, but it's a casual gesture," Mr. Sachs said.
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Eggleston passed his hand through the air, in a stroking gesture.
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But they're also for not registering them, as a critical gesture.
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The gesture shows you are professional and respectful of their time.
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Or a look and that gesture if your phone is locked.
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He has no idea how much that gesture meant to me.
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Abelardo's Flowers for Lisa turns a romantic gesture on its head.
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Mickey did his best to politely thank me for this gesture.
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Gesture control, too, has been available in BMW cars since 2015.
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With a quick pinch gesture, new blocks are spawned on demand.
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How is Trump supposed to top a sincere gesture like that?
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Some sat and made the "peace sign" gesture for the camera.
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Yet Williams made no gesture as he hustled to the dugout.
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The gesture didn't go unnoticed by fans, who flooded social media.
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To her, replacing the bank's leadership isn't merely a symbolic gesture.
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It is, to be generous, a gesture toward a future plan.
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A simple note, a simple gesture, can make a huge difference.
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The real Yvonne responded to the gesture in true grandmotherly fashion.
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Ceding the stage to Babe is a gesture of tender remembrance.
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In my experience, the respect in that gesture is often reciprocated.
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This courteous gesture could help put an end to the matter.
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This gesture would have been more respectful of the recipient's autonomy.
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Could the rejection of race become more than merely a gesture?
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Wilson says even the smallest gesture can go a long way.
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The gesture of peace with Eritrea has been the most surprising.
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Second, we've added a sensitivity preference setting for the Back gesture.
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For example, the latest beta has a "Back gesture sensitivity" option.
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Samson called the move a positive gesture toward the Kachin people.
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At first glance, Mr Ren's gesture has much going for it.
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The iPad is gesture-dependent for multitasking and switching between applications.
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There was a kind of generosity, or trust, in that gesture.
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The O.H.L. suspended Smith for two games for the obscene gesture.
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But the biggest audience participation gesture happens before the play starts.
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Giving someone a heart-shaped balloon can be a sweet gesture.
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Much of her work is rooted in social dance and gesture.
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It's a welcome gesture, since the cocktails can be quite strong.
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His attendance at the opening was only a gesture of support.
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The swipe is about as casual a gesture as it gets.
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This decision is a clear gesture of good will toward him.
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He said it was a gesture against injustice and police brutality.
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Gesture controls let you play, pause, skip or change the volume.
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Apple, meanwhile, was unimpressed by the FBI's apparent good-faith gesture.
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If you're not actively using a gesture, keep your hands still.
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Mr. McCain quietly signaled his vote with a thumbs-down gesture.
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The mayor's most respectful gesture may have been his simple presence.
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The gesture recognition worked very well — maybe better than I expected.
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When did a gesture become so recognizable that it was stereotypical?
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"It just came to my mind," he said of the gesture.
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Among them was a familiar, seemingly innocent gesture: the "OK" sign.
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But try to detect an extraneous curlicue or an unpersuasive gesture.
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But it might also be the most Sontagian gesture of all.
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Another rubbed her fingers together, making the hand gesture for money.
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Outdoors, though, I found the gesture recognition a little less consistent.
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The reports redacted the names of those who made the gesture.
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In terms of freedom, this gesture opened a world for me.
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She said the hand gesture was aimed at an audience member.
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Many interpreted the gesture as a disregard for the African agenda.
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It was, some said, a welcome gesture of grace and respect.
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The form is no random gesture; it's customized to the theme.
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This clearly is a gesture of good will on her part.
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Then the gesture was shown on video screens inside the stadium.
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Then the gesture was shown on video screens inside the stadium.
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"Such a simple gesture means so much to people," he added.
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Perhaps some would criticize such a gesture as cynical or opportunistic.
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As his last gesture he had raised the bar for everyone.
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The show was a challenge, but I liked a grand gesture.
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As a gesture, this is either incredibly lazy or incredibly brave.
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That gesture was typical — Ms. Dussourd was always helping other people.
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"This is not just a symbol or artistic gesture," Roosegaarde said.
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But, the gesture provided so much happiness during this difficult time.
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Still, Russia's gesture is more damning to Google than the fine.
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The conductor, Benjamin Patterson, helps the performers along with a gesture.
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It'd be a great gesture if they'd agree to do so.
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Putting in these little cues is part of this broader gesture.
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It's a gesture that invites inclusiveness of all faiths and color.
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But not before Ars Technica screenshotted it and mocked up a comparison between current Android navigation, new Android navigation bar, and the iPhone X's gesture bar: Sure looks likes Android's gonna copy the iPhone X's gesture bar.
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For a decade, for me, gesture only existed in drapery and drips.
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For Mexicans, it was the sort of gesture that would long resonate.
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There is no reliance on metaphor, no extravagant gesture or knowing aside.
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It is not immediately clear in the video what prompted the gesture.
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Lilesa's gesture highlights the continuing plight of the Oromo people in Ethiopia.
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The gesture also embodies the idea of "Fuerza Mexico" (Be Strong Mexico).
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And if that gesture is also a historic first, all the better.
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Of course Twitter pounced like a rabid fox on the nonsensical gesture.
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Harald Andersen 10/10 Floral bouquets are passé as a romantic gesture.
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Our exhibition emphasizes the pluralistic nature of abstraction: gesture, geometric, and introspection.
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A hint or a gesture can shift everything within Martínez Celaya's frame.
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The leader of the mosque said he wasn't surprised by the gesture.
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The leader of the mosque said he wasn't surprised by the gesture.
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There is always the risk of a rash gesture by a madman.
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Firefighters now repay the gesture by visiting Green at his rehab center.
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While a resignation letter is not usually required, it's a nice gesture.
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The march of the lab coats seemed a noble but futile gesture.
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Unsurprisingly, Legend's gesture earned him so major Dad points with his wife.
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Tapping that circle will trigger the gesture – in this case holding down.
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Zolciak, who's partially out of frame, feigns shock at her hubby's gesture.
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Here's what we know about how the human mind views the gesture.
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"This gesture is often followed by a terrorist attack," Melillo told reporters.
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Its first product is Clip, a wearable sensor for finger gesture recognition.
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He took it as a cue to gesture me over to him.
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In my experiences, I've found gesture technology, in particular, to be unfinished.
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Call it a gesture of hope for progressive unity, if you'd like.
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There will be a gesture, albeit half-hearted, towards a gender balance.
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"It's not just a token gesture or marketing ploy," Ms. Clark said.
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Gesture-controlled gadgets were all the rage at CES back in January.
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The gesture, she says, dissipated any lingering feeling of stress or solitude.
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If she could gesture ''yes'' or ''no'' rather than speak, she did.
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But it could also be interpreted as an unconscious passive-aggressive gesture.
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It charges through inductive charging and can be programmed with gesture controls.
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While it was objectively a rude gesture, in that moment, West vs.
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Learn your partner's love language and base a romantic gesture on it.
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It includes gesture controls, and, for once, they make sense and work.
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Not that you need to; you just think it's a nice gesture.
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Gesture recognition has come a long way in the last few years.
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Rebecca then shared the gesture on Twitter, where it quickly went viral.
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It has always been much more committed to gesture than actual action.
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In some, he holds a lapel in a gesture of self-confidence.
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The dab is now the singularly most offensive gesture I've ever seen.
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"I think the difference is in the gesture-based interface," says Howard.
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Then Father tilted his chin up in an unmistakable gesture: Get back!
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Melania Trump noticed the gesture, who thanked Clinton for defending her son.
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The video ad then adapts depending on your facial expression or gesture.
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It's unclear what kind of gesture the players were thinking of making.
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It also includes gesture controls (so congrats to Dan), and face unlocking.
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At the very least, it's a gesture of good faith toward listeners.
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Pointing was adopted as the official party gesture of the Democratic Party.
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"I thought it might be more of a lovely gesture," Marsh says.
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DJI's camera system also enables some cool features such as gesture control.
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It's unclear if his gesture with the arms will affect his medal.
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We put our hands together to wai, the Thai gesture of greeting.
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It is a nice gesture, and it comes from a good place.
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Selecting Mike Pence was clearly designed as a gesture of party unity.
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On the one hand, the gesture seems a little over the top.
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The 5-year-old was, understandably, blown away by the kind gesture.
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The gesture met with muttered disagreement from EU diplomats in the room.
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This new gesture system is complex because Google is emphasizing backwards compatibility.
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However, it seems the romantic gesture wasn't enough to save the relationship.
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No name was ever forgotten, no thoughtful personal gesture was too small.
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She senses the irrational lurking within every gesture, symbol, structure, and sentiment.
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The gesture was captured in a 33-second clip posted by KnightNews.com.
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"It's a seemingly small gesture but they always appreciate it," Durrant said.
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His hands, in a gesture of prayer, are inscribed in a circle.
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To start it with such a positive, loving gesture was really special.
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Monsanto said the settlement, which it called a "goodwill gesture," was confidential.
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A nice gesture, except Siri's proficiency at natural language understanding, is garbage.
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But just that initial gesture has proven difficult to evaluate and verify.
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Using military force without a broader strategy is a pretty empty gesture.
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The art world is replete with this kind of smug, tiresome gesture.
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The gesture was so moving, the entire family was driven to tears.
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Then he brightens, throws his arms out in a gesture of joy.
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Pablo offered no response, letting the gesture fall to the tile underfoot.
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The gesture is appreciated but unnecessary—the manager has already bought tickets.
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This is a signaling gesture and makes people pay attention. A-okay.
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And, as Irish casualties mounted, Victoria responded with a gesture of support.
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Styles, now 23, clearly didn't see any passive-aggressiveness in the gesture.
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It was a simple gesture, but made all the difference for us.
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It just might make you fall in love with this aging gesture.
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Second, his release can be spun by Pyongyang as a "humanitarian" gesture.
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Think thick, single-gesture brushwork against the canvas with a limited palette.
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The call to "believe women" was always a gesture at that reality.
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France's invitation was a "very, very powerful gesture", Netanyahu said in French.
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The Face With No Good Gesture has never actually hurt someone's feelings.
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If I was wrong, I'd say, 'Hey, it's just a friendly gesture.
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We could have forgiven him, saying that the gesture had been uncontrollable.
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Slowly, she is joined by clones, each making a different soft gesture.
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His candor, incidentally, is a very generous gesture, especially toward younger artists.
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Marlene Malahoo Forte, the island's attorney-general, took issue with the gesture.
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I thought it was a curious gesture for someone in her position.
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It's a jaunty, carefree gesture, befitting a brass fanfare in the score.
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We could even offer a sweetener, a gesture of goodwill: no preconditions.
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It is a gesture both humble and noble at the same time.
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The film doesn't so much ask this as gesture to it, awkwardly.
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Her gesture, and the delicious food, made the hours ahead much easier.
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But there's not a wasted gesture or inflection in Mr. Byrne's performance.
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It's my gesture of support and encouragement to all the survivors rising.
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It's a nice gesture that boosts goodwill and loyalty, along with sales.
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That gesture represents what it feels like to be seen and supported.
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Many have voiced support for Kaepernick or have imitated the gesture themselves.
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A winning gesture Chadwick Boseman won an award for playing a superhero.
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Multiple people had their hands up in a "what the heck?" gesture.
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Afterward, he said the gesture was not his idea, but Frank Thomas's.
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Lowry's gesture was noble, but don't think it was easy on him.
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Soon after his gesture, Mr. Lelisa quickly attracted supporters on social media.
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Several sources interpreted their inclusion as a token gesture by the government.
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But in practice, the gesture actually requires a surprising amount of pressure.
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"It would be a nice gesture," Cernekee wrote, according to the report.
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"It doesn't solve our problem," Ms. Haberman said of the Russian gesture.
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But Trump's gesture has little to do with policy or legal plausibility.
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What started as a small gesture quickly garnered a lot of attention.
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To Ms. Zhang, their crude gesture seemed to sum up American democracy.
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One neuron firing on its own did not always predict a gesture.
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Their vocabulary of circular and twisting linear elements evoke gesture and dance.
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And then I feel like that's making a gesture of a faith.
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It's a gesture to the past, an homage to what has passed.
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It is a clarifying, organizing gesture that makes my mind feel clearer.
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There are records on PTP, born from chaos that gesture toward peace.
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The most noticeable difference is that Sailfish is far more gesture-oriented.
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She'll gesture and change her facial expression depending on what is said.
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As we see in the episode, despite Cunanan's extravagance, the gesture failed.
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While not a solution to the problem, it was a nice gesture.
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At another time, such a gesture toward self-regulation might have sufficed.
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"I didn't do it to humanize him," Fallon says of the gesture.
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Muilenburg giving up his bonus is "a completely weird gesture," she said.
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But somehow that simple gesture allowed us to face what was ahead.
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But Mr. Abe's gesture may not be as unprecedented as initially advertised.
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The gesture of taking a step might take less than one second.
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And it was hardly a spontaneous gesture by a president acting alone.
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Washington considers the return of the remains an important good-will gesture.
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Arfa is fortunate in that it can afford this gesture — for now.
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It refers to a gesture that seems so charming and old-fashioned.
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A small gesture, a way of batting the eyelashes, a smile-sneer.
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"It's such a simple gesture, to mirror a face," Orr told Hyperallergic.
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A vague gesture towards the burning world we live in usually suffices.
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The solution here is not finding a gesture that Boyfriend can tolerate.
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Finally he decided that any such gesture would be surplus to requirements.
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But the biggest impact of that gesture may have been on Iran.
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But there are similarities, as well, sometimes as simple as a gesture.
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The mark I'm making has to carry the conviction of the gesture.
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Annalise made a gesture of supplication, raising her hands into the air.
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Dennis was clearly stoked with his gesture, and Kim looks ... less stoked.
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This gesture might be the hardest one to figure out and use.
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I've seen chaps excitedly polishing soldiers' boots in a gesture of gratitude.
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It was an "honoring of [queer] lineage as artistic gesture," she said.
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It was a gesture so simple and spontaneous, no explanation was necessary.
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Moments later, he shouted out Dee ... but no heart gesture that time.
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It's moving to see visitors posing in a similar gesture of solidarity.
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Although I tried to look away, I saw him gesture toward me.
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Others gesture toward the open border crowd with policies like eliminating ICE.
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Its dancers walk, stop, run, skip, sit, jump, fall, embrace and gesture.
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"That single gesture went beyond political language," said Mr. Chung, the anthropologist.
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It is a gesture that challenges the very notion of an ending.
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The unusual gesture from the small country could stem migration into Europe.
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A second wave feminist, writing honestly, Lamott said, is a political gesture.
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"It's a gesture of respect rather than anything too grandiose," Hume says.
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In an uncharacteristic gesture, the president responded on Twitter, announcing his veto.
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A loving gesture, a bouquet, a cute little card with scalloped edges.
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I can't tell you how taken aback I am by this gesture.
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The effect is subtle — less like mime and more like painterly gesture.
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Business cards are exchanged with two hands in a gesture of humility.
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Housewarming gifts aren&apost always necessary, but they&aposre a nice gesture.
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Critically, Trump got himself acquitted without even a token gesture of contrition.
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Officials in Guizhou celebrated the striking gesture of support for Mr. Chen.
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There are fighting poses, gesture poses, sitting poses, running poses, and more.
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The gesture showed some numbers written on the back of his hand.
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At $250, I expected features like noise reduction and better gesture controls.
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At first, he defended his language as a gesture of radical populism.
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The women come back in laughing and gesture us to the showers.
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Some say the gesture looks like the letters "WP," for white power.
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Deval Patrick: Look, reparations without reconciliation to me is an empty gesture.
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Forsythe is edging his way from everyday gesture to a ballet vocabulary.
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How will you feel seeing this gesture and hearing its accompanying chant?
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Does reading the article make you reconsider the meaning of that gesture?
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Compared with these, Mr. Bader's gesture feels like sophomoric sonic carpet-bombing.
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It wasn't a gesture of comfort — there was something romantic about it.
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"Oh," Beau replied with a gesture of dismissal of the whole affair.
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It's a hospitable gesture with a universal meaning: You are welcome here.
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I asked Mr. Berg why he did not show that dramatic gesture.
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She called them "a gesture from the organizers" of the Christmas market.
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Each glance, gesture and joke they share alludes to their deep history.
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The Hub Max also uses the camera to enable limited gesture controls.
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Soli, Google's gesture sensing tech, isn't working either, according to the report.
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It didn't convince her, but it was just such a lovely gesture.
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Next, I hit the power button twice to enter gesture-control mode.
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My father, his grand gesture made, appeared resigned to whatever might happen.
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With gesture controls, Casper has mastered the art of the The Gimmick.
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Sure, the gesture controls are new, but do we really need them?
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Skip the shower, but give a gift as a gesture toward collegiality.
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Kneeling for the national anthem is a cheap, empty, and hollow gesture.
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Beginning each gathering with verse offers a gesture of comfort and hope.
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I think the removal was a political gesture aimed at black people.
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They know you're not exactly flush right now, and appreciate the gesture.
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And I kind of make this brush-off gesture with my hand.
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"This gesture came from the heart," she said, holding up the rosary.
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She pulls her glasses away from her face in a cartoonish gesture.
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It's a gesture of support, of hope, that seems to happen naturally.
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McDonald's subtle gesture seems to criticize white dominance rather than endorse it.
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There's a kind of sweet romance to the gesture we find irresistible.
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Corker, the committee chair, was nearly moved to tears by Coons's gesture.
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I think it was very big of him, a really nice gesture.
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So it's no wonder some people are fixated on his every gesture.
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Does this dark blue trapezoid gesture to a world beyond, a sublime?
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We see symbols that gesture towards farmers' suicides and discrimination against minorities.
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But some of the works in the biennial gesture toward other models.
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Samsung also added a gesture feature, called Air Gesture, to some of its handsets more than five years ago — which lets smartphone users do things like wave to answer a call or swipe through air to scroll up.
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People should use an "open palmed gesture rather than a closed palm gesture... especially if you're greeting lots of people at a networking event or conference," Hanson said, adding that making eye contact should also be a priority.
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The statement on Monday followed an investigation into the episode, which found that the trainees had made the gesture multiple times in the classroom and that an instructor had told students to make the gesture in the photograph.
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That changed with the all-screen iPhone X. A swipe up from the bottom is the new home gesture (which also unlocks the device) on Apple's flagship phone, but that same gesture brings up the dock on the iPad.
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Even a small gesture like a nod can really help sell the experience.
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That gesture created good will, and as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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I really love working with gesture and speech recognition, but it's a challenge.
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There's hardly a sentence that isn't emphasized, a gesture allowed to remain casual.
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It was a very surreal moment....It was an unbelievable gesture by Tim.
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While typically bearing recognizable signs, his collages always gesture beyond their immediate content.
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It's always a blast to see a big romantic gesture successfully play out.
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She ended up being taller than Connor, but it was a nice gesture.
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The rehanging of MoMA's permanent collection was a beautifully evocative gesture of protest.
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We infer someone is there from the indexical evidence of the photographic gesture.
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Using the Jacquard app, you can assign a different "ability" to each gesture.
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She calls the move lame, not knowing the gesture was actually for her.
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Nest Labs' smoke detectors found to be easily disabled with a simple gesture.
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He hopes the gesture will also put the buttoned-up Abe at ease.
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Like the oil pulling itself, I found this gesture to be mildly unsettling.
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He said he did it as a gesture of support for the animals.
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If that's not a gesture of goodwill then we don't know what is.
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It may have been a small gesture, but it goes a long way.
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A long swipe from the home gesture bar opens up the app drawer.
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The hashtag #EmptySeat was trending heavily on Twitter in response to the gesture.
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The punishment stems from him making an obscene gesture during a recent game.
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Alexander's gesture even inspired other professors to offer students help with child care.
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A sweet gesture the fondness George has for his four-legged friend, right?
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You can see, I think it's Viserion in the background, doing that gesture.
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The touchpad works well, with smooth scrolling and accurate two-finger gesture recognition.
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Wolfie Masters: He made this dramatic hand gesture and looked around the room.
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This gesture is much more efficient than double-pressing on the home button.
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It was another kind gesture in a series of them over that weekend.
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Since Hamburg is home to many migrants, this is more than a gesture.
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Speaking of gesture areas, let's talk about the lead image on this post.
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Volume on a connected computer can also be controlled using additional gesture controls.
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This ugly parting gesture was unfortunately par for the course at this trial.
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Your small gesture can make a world of difference in a child's life.
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EX-NBA FORWARD JORDAN HAMILTON WITH A BRAINLESS GESTURE SPITS ON RIVAL PLAYER.
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Sharing food is an intimate gesture, and it's not always a welcome one.
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"Caught as it is, it seems I'm complicit with the gesture," wrote Rossetter.
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And China did last year gesture toward greater restrictions on its drone exports.
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I held a finger up in a one-sec gesture, and kept reading.
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A smile to remember Braden was overcome with emotion by the officers' gesture.
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In a perverse gesture, the gunmen separated the Muslims from the non-Muslims.
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Many of the female attendees wore black outfits in a gesture of protest.
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The gesture could help six-year-old ByteDance navigate relationships with local authorities.
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"We remember still, after all these years, every step, every gesture," he said.
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Daryl Tol, president of Florida Hospital, said the gesture mirrors the community's actions.
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Most importantly, however, is the way Langford's students have reacted to the gesture.
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Taggart McDowell recalled that she was "shocked" and "embarrassed" by the forward gesture.
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The one-handed version of this gesture is that I grabbed my stump.
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During the television interview, Manuel wore his son's sneaker as a symbolic gesture.
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I'm less sold on the gesture controls, but they're cool when they work.
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That's such a simple gesture, but it means so much to that guy.
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A spokesman for Sandler described the actor&aposs actions as a "friendly gesture".
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Calling the deal a merger seems a face-saving gesture for Mr Son.
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" Darvish told reporters after the game that Gurriel's gesture was "offensive to everybody.
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I'll end this essay with a gesture towards generative, rather than disruptive, practices.
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Swiping up from the lock screen, meanwhile, will pop up the Gesture Pad.
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And yes, it definitely seems that the Pixel is moving to gesture navigation.
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This is a small gesture controller that also works with the Kano app.
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Starting with the iPhone 6S, Apple also introduced another gesture with 3D Touch.
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Three days later, Crehan understood questions and could reliably gesture yes and no.
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Hard feelings, however, eventually progressed into Mayfield's sideline gesture in the third quarter.
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To many Oscars viewers, Evans' gesture was chivalry's peak, proof that gentlemanliness endures.
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The device's gesture controls also offer some quality controls beyond the mobile app.
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Carllotta Flores says the gesture had major impact for El Charro's current employees.
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I was so touched by their gesture of solidarity for their fallen classmate.
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The linking arms gesture seems to be a more accepted way to protest.
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He lifts his hand in a three-fingered gesture associated with rap music.
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I feel a hand brush my arm in passing — a soft, caressing gesture.
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" The event will presumably "highlight the gesture, movement and expression of celebrity dogs.
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The gesture sort of resembles pinching the screen to zoom on a smartphone.
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Sometimes it takes one simple gesture to make a difference in people's lives.
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Another one was accused of gang membership for a hand gesture at school.
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Chávez, in a nationalistic gesture, brought 160 tonnes to Venezuela from storage abroad.
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This nurturing, protective gesture is the clearest signal that somewhere, something is amiss.
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But I understand it as it is intended, as a gesture of respect.
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Do you want to gesture expansively toward the future of news of Facebook?
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The research finds that those who are lying: Gesture more with both hands.
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Fun fact: Today marks the 49th anniversary of John and Tommie's powerful gesture.
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Madonna called the gesture "out of place" and the NFL sued the rapper.
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That's a pretty bold gesture and one that had the interviewer asking, seriously?
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It is a small gesture -- an excuse to engage with the people here.
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However, Samsung has added gesture controls for volume, brightness and playback as well.
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The box even lets you "spin" the LP platter tops with a gesture.
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"Sometimes the smallest gesture of kindness is the biggest influence in someone's life."
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A man's seemingly chivalrous gesture is heating up discussion on Chinese social media.
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Jack started to rethink the sweet gesture after Ozzy got behind the wheel.
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Ahmed wipes away tears and clasps his hands in a gesture of thanks.
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You are the human definition of the hang loose hand gesture my guy.
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Daniel: I think that part of what we do is this deflationary gesture.
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In the second clip, she does a provocative hand gesture to the lyrics.
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This gesture reflected his close relationship with a community of nuns in Texas.
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Hundreds of tweets showed pictures of people mimicking Buthaina's gesture around multiple hashtags.
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There's a double-karate-chop gesture for activating the flashlight, which I love.
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President Obama called the prisoner swap a "reciprocal humanitarian gesture" in Sunday's address.
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Others accept the insouciance of the gesture and dive into the mosh pit.
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The decision to restart work at Fordow is Iran's most defiant gesture yet.
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Here he is making a white power gesture in his Comcast uniform. pic.twitter.
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Occasionally people give us the finger, honk their horns or yell and gesture.
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He swept his hand forward in the universal gesture for "there you go."
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The White House may decide the gesture of pulling clearances isn't worth it.
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The president made the gesture while visiting a Baptist church in Opelika, Ala.
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Hedlund thanked Swift for the generous gesture on behalf of the entire town.
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We document her life meticulously, afraid of letting any single gesture slip away.
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Nor are gesture and language always connected by an open channel of translation.
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Hyland's kind gesture contributed to helping Tino's campaign reach beyond the $15,000 goal.
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But Curbelo is so far the first Republican to make the same gesture.
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Yellen, for one, said his gesture made for a more compassionate, gracious workplace.
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Shuttering it is an easy gesture that would remove a source of conflict.
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The defiant gesture energized progressives and he turned the speech into a book.
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Both he and chief of staff, Onyx Lorenzoni, likened the gesture to colonialism.
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He values it for its own sake, as a gesture of brute domination.
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The finger's placement seems a pointed, possibly sexual gesture but remains teasingly enigmatic.
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"Vote 'Hollyoaks'!" she exclaimed, raising a plastic champagne cup in a celebratory gesture.
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The president replicated the gesture in pictures with first responders and victims Wednesday.
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Otherwise, the Elie Wiesel Act will become little more than a symbolic gesture.
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He did this work tirelessly, always with a smile or a kind gesture.
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The management hired the children as a "humanitarian" gesture, according to Mr. Hossain.
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The small seasonal gesture could also have a large impact on company culture.
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Freddie Mercury was luxuriating in every gesture I spent years studying to edit.
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What his small gesture ended up doing is reveal a town's big heart.
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Her hand is on Davis's sleeve, a gesture somewhere between solidarity and protection.
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The one missing gesture I can never fully compensate for, though, is smiling.
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"Kim's reimagining of 'Imperial Gesture' brought it back to life," Ms. Eilber said.
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Or the redemptive arc, or the grand romantic gesture, or the happy ending.
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The closure of fabric wouldn't be about drugs, it would be a gesture.
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So much so, that his last gesture on Earth was one of kindness.
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In a grand gesture of maternal sacrifice, Turner vows to give him up.
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The gesture to May reflects some willingness to help reinforce her in office.
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As in Glacial Decoy, a definite, more identifiable gesture seems just beyond reach.
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U.S. broadcaster FOX Sports issued an apology to viewers for showing the gesture.
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The power of the re-performed gesture is to reveal that emancipation failed.
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Sunday is perfect for a sentimental gesture of appreciation for those special people.
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" At the same time, Anthony said the message had to transcend "one gesture.
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For her part, Scenters-Zapico sabotages both song and sonnet in one gesture.
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The aid was welcomed as a normal humanitarian gesture, one government to another.
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" He added, "Acknowledging people with a gesture, a hello, goes a long way.
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The fan seemed placated by this gesture, before disappearing back into the throng.
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A careful observer of gesture and language, Mattison writes warmly about her characters.
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Critics have rebuffed these overtures as big on gesture but short on substance.
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But in fact, Smith and Carlos were more moderate than their gesture suggested.
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They're just part of the grammar of the city, ordinary as a gesture.
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In the eyes of Johnson and Mac, the pin is an empty gesture.
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"I was ready to," she said, miming a slitting gesture across her throat.
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Her husband reportedly saw the gesture and stopped it by making a joke.
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I can't sustain any one gesture—I could never paint within those perimeters.
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For these two features, you don't need to memorize a single new gesture.
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"Thank you very much, President Kuczynski, for this magnanimous gesture," Mr. Fujimori said.
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Portman's performance puts an exclamation point on Celeste's every gesture, word and saunter.
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Apparently, he just rotated his hand, in a gesture of stunning conceptual elegance.
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It was the most dramatic gesture of reconciliation between them in a decade.
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Ms. Nichols said that gesture "played in my decision" to support Mr. Booker.
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I should've kissed him, one good forehead kisswhile such a gesture might've mattered.
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As a good-will gesture they are also offering tickets to another game.
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It seems that her every gesture toward Trump conveys a message of contempt.
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Mr. Xi's gesture here in the southern city of Shenzhen was hardly remarkable.
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So the hiring of food tasters is best understood as a cosmetic gesture.
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Niagara Falls Tourism isn't the only one to make a public solidarity gesture.
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Some say that Macron's gesture isn't enough and should only be a beginning.
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Instead of a safe word, for instance, you could have a safe gesture.
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Google's post acknowledges that gesture navigation has "proliferated" over the last several years.
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"Jews would never do this," one of them says, making a dismissive gesture.
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It was a polite gesture to mark the end of a polite era.
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Williams, speaking calmly but forcefully, told Ramos that the gesture was simply encouragement.
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"It is a symbolic gesture, but a worrying one," one European trader said.
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He also created the quenelle, a hand gesture that resembles a Nazi salute.
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That is, in part, because there is not a wasted word or gesture.
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Physical, gesture-based gadgets for music-making is actually a pretty competitive space.
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Kaepernick is now (and may forever be) known for a simple, silent gesture.
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He responded, according to the woman and a witness, with an obscene gesture.
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She made a perfunctory gesture toward the silent bald man next to her.
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She spliced it in after the drowning scene as an emphatic last gesture.
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They patted their heads — a Kurdish gesture of welcome — and kissed the soldiers.
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Dr. Fox never used it, he said, but the gesture stuck with him.
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It was a stylish gesture, but the Nationals were just renting the look.
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Social Q's One person's gesture of concern is a colleague's cause for alarm.
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"It's not an Etch a Sketch," easily erased, he said, miming the gesture.
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In this respect, Mr. Xi's gesture is seen as too little too late.
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"It's a nice gesture that we just wanted to do for the community."
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Any trace of Americanness—a barely perceptible gesture—was a potentially fatal liability.
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Some of the fans that had gathered outside even booed the cloaked gesture.
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It's not a matter of coddling, but a gesture of care and consideration.
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Demonstrators gesture during an anti-government protest in Beirut, Lebanon, on Oct. 19.
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There's no "Hey BMW" or gesture control and, sadly, no multicolor ambient lighting.
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It is a warm gesture, but it is a drop in the ocean.
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This nearly unprecedented gesture illustrates that gun violence prevention is a winning issue.
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Which feels to me like a gesture as opposed to a significant change.
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She hoped that the folksy gesture would woo the billionaire — and it did.
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The young princess stood with a poised facial expression following her ladylike gesture.
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Other conservative internet personalities began making the gesture in support of Donald Trump.
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We may see a new gesture method for unlocking the next-generation iPhone.
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There's no record of Lincoln ever being nasty in word, gesture, or act.
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Right-wing social media is now claiming the gesture resembles Hitler's Nazi salute.
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Budget watchdogs decried the attempt to pass the amendment as an empty gesture.
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When she asked me about the book, I made a gesture of helplessness.
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" Asked what the message of the gesture was, he added: "Get the point.
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The narrator's description here transposes that familiar gesture into a different element altogether.
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Bret Stephens: Oh, Gail — that's the most wonkishly romantic gesture I've ever heard.
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But this larger gesture toward couture-level quality clothing also signals something more.
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Banning us now is too little & too late, a futile gesture of impotence.
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Mr. Kuczynski's move, described officially as a medical humanitarian gesture, has shaken Peru.
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North Korea freed a detained American in November in an apparent goodwill gesture.
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The gesture she makes of touching her pinkie is so real and tender.
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All raised their phones in what has become an instinctive gesture of witness.
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This is hopefully seen as a small gesture in reverse of this fact.
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With this powerful, performative gesture, the unequal representation becomes clear with one glance.
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Caught unaware, I remove my baseball cap in a clumsy gesture of respect.
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Uber, too, made a small gesture as the clock struck midnight on Friday.
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The echo is spreading so widely as a self-ascription because Jews themselves are adopting it as a gesture of defiance and reappropriation, and because non-Jews are adopting it as a gesture of solidarity designed to undermine the implicit threat.
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The most powerful gesture of El Sueño Americano is not the exhibit of photographs itself, but Kiefer's years-long gesture of saving seized items from the trash; Kiefer collected items for over six years before he even began photographing them.
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"Kudos to Kid Rock for making such a gesture in our community," Meyer said.
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We've seen gesture control on Android phones before, but it's been pretty rough stuff.
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Bush, however, would not follow through on his promise and reciprocate the goodwill gesture.
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Today, the concern is that the nuclear-site dismantling is an equally hollow gesture.
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But you can turn on gesture navigation, which removes these virtual buttons for swipes.
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Yet when it came to doing the open gesture, it still did not work.
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Abstract expressionism uses gesture and was an important development in abstract art (Action painting).
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In the Netherlands, greeting kisses are customary, though the gesture often involves three kisses!
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"This gesture is still smoke and mirrors," Gay Gordon-Byrne, executive director of Repair.
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Interactions within many apps have been simplified to a single gesture or a tap.
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The gesture was a big deal for Gouveia, who is a big Patriots fan.
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Michael, took this still from the controller while the drone was in gesture mode.
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Generous gesture A hospice patient's last wish was to watch the Battle of Winterfell.
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Sometimes, a simple gesture can make the daily life of autistic children significantly easier.
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The American was caught watching the scene on a monitor and mocking the gesture.
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The third-grader is also holding up her arms to mimic a gesture Mrs.
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The Spark's gesture control system has been updated here with the Smart Capture system.
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Levi's Jacquard jacket that uses gesture sensors to control your phone made its debut.
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Moroccan looks serious, while Monroe smiles and throws up a "rock on" hand gesture.
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This impressive command center can be controlled with either voice, touch or gesture controls.
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It combines the iPhone's basic swiping interactions with Huawei's EMUI edge-swiping back gesture.
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In Poland, the gesture was viewed as a symbol of resistance against Soviet dominance.
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The "Bad Blood" singer is seeking one dollar in damages as a symbolic gesture.
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Viewers were quick to compare her parting gesture with a "Sieg Heil" Nazi salute.
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Where I expect to see the most growth this year is gesture-control technology.
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As for his confession, she is sure that it was a gesture toward redemption.
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It's large and smooth, with a glass finish and excellent gesture and tracking support.
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Although the visitors stood for the anthem itself, the Arizona crowd booed the gesture.
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His referendum gambit was typical for a leader with a taste for gesture politics.
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That last action represents a growing trend in the land of smartphones: gesture controls.
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Helluva gesture, especially 'cause Madison knew about her assistant's car trouble for a while.
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Alas, "Ye", Mr West's eighth album, falls short of the overwhelming gesture he needed.
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He still doesn't know the bullets are rubber, making his gesture even more meaningful.
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There's also a larger Windows Precision Touchpad than before, complete with native gesture support.
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It's a nice gesture to his fans, to be sure, but fraught with peril.
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There's a noticeable delay between making a palm gesture and the corresponding drone movement.
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Sony has also built a handful of touch and gesture controls into the headphones.
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The gesture suggests that Warhol's abstraction was deeply informed by his earlier Pop pieces.
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Anyone that thinks this gesture doesn't show exactly who Trump really is, think again.
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The gesture seems to constitute a direct link to the psyche of the artist.
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It was a lovely gesture to both PR dumbness and tech/gamer diaper babies.
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Trump doing a double-OK leers me out like no other gesture on earth.
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Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell just displayed the ultimate gesture of friendship: matching haircuts.
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And they won't forget how the couple's visit and Meghan's gesture made an impact.
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The release of the two journalists is a welcome gesture, but a small one.
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Two years ago, the automaker introduced gesture control in its flagship 7 Series sedans.
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Yes, Apple is starting predictably slow with its options for the double-tap gesture.
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" On Saturday, Gurriel released a formal statement saying his gesture was "offensive" and "indefensible.
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A colleague of mine speculates it's probably exclusive Pixel software that has gesture features.
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Another new S Pen feature reportedly involves some kind of new air gesture controls.
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They can gesture with their hands to scroll through a webpage or zoom in.
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The interior minister did offer a gesture to at least one group for Jan.
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" "We hope this gesture can add to the heart and goodwill that defines Orlando.
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Even when the referee makes the rectangular gesture, the ensuing review is mostly invisible.
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Instead, Clinton resigned from the bar of the Supreme Court -- again, a symbolic gesture.
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Veronica is disgusted by the gesture, but Hermione (Marisol Nichols) explains it's an apology.
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In Android Pie, Google begins to transition over to a gesture-based control scheme.
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But to have someone do it at all — the gesture of it — it helps.
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The system works by setting a specific sound or function to a specific gesture.
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The new Interior Assistant, as Mercedes calls it, includes a robust gesture control system.
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On Twitter Asanga Welikala, a law lecturer, described this gesture as "absolute rubbish tokenism".
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Don Omar's gesture was particularly important for the teenager, who says he loves music.
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With this gesture, Obama acknowledged his brotherhood with Wilmore, another black man from Chicago.
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The magician's only mistake was asking Kanye what his magical hand gesture would be.
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Those present gave alms — flowers, food, money — as a gesture of their religious devotion.
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The internet says do this hand gesture and they'll be putty in your hands.
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Once you're in this mode, BMW's new AirTouch 3D gesture control system is active.
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There's no fitness tracking, no heart rate monitoring, no gesture controls, and no app.
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Tribal members sang, played drums and lifted their hands, a traditional gesture of gratitude.
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Research shows that gesture not only augments language, but also aids in its acquisition.
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The visit represents a bipartisan gesture of support that is likely to rile Beijing.
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Needless to say, it's ear-catching and a grand gesture of what's to come.
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But it is a powerful symbolic gesture of her acceptance of the election's outcome.
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A guest at Singer's wedding opened up exclusively to PEOPLE about Swift's sweet gesture.
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In several instances, Trump used a fist gesture -- this typically indicates strength and resolve.
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Later the White House reportedly defended the gesture as a "casual greeting" between leaders.
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The sweet gesture comes after a difficult year for the couple of 34 years.
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According to Sheen, the bizarre gesture occurred at a celebratory dinner five years ago.
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In the end, Alex pulled a Sally Field and said he appreciated the gesture.
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Not political tents — these are people raising their hands in a Nazi gesture, OK?
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If crying over this sweet gesture is wrong, I don't want to be right.
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Journalist Gaby Wood wrote that May was "laughing off this gesture" as she spoke.
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Gesture-based navigation is a natural evolution from tap-based physical or virtual buttons.
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In an unexpected gesture of generosity, her guards gave her a TV in prison.
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Williams, standing next to her, wrapped her arm around Osaka in a comforting gesture.
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This week America's vice-president, Joe Biden, visited Ankara as a gesture of goodwill.
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The thoughtful gesture comes a month after Kaling, 38, welcomed Katherine into the world.
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The all-in-one was less of a consolatory gesture than it initially appeared.
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Trigorin is intrigued by the gesture, however, and makes notes for a future story.
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Each of the tapestry's four characters appears suspended in a moment of polite gesture.
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Nonetheless, it seems to have been a surprisingly touching gesture from the superstar rapper.
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I think it'd be a great gesture if they would choose to do so.
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The big, brilliant 2,560 x 1,600 Retina display is not gesture or touch-ready.
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A cold gesture at wealth, at a home, which is exactly what it wasn't!
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The ceremony is not legally binding, more of a symbolic gesture extolling self-love.
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This is why I ultimately respect Scott's gesture of vulnerability in his Allen piece.
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He did so in a four-line throwaway gesture and a one-line footnote.
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"A nice gesture, but turned bad on so many levels," tweeted retired Lt. Gen.
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From your vantage point, the gesture provides you with an added layer of security.
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Were you worried about whether the performance would be interpreted as a hostile gesture?
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Democrats have criticized the gesture as a show of respect for an authoritarian regime.
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Wilson said that when police were called they essentially waved off the racist gesture.
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He eventually signaled his vote with a thumbs-down gesture as McConnell looked on.
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"Amazing, isn't it?" said 213-year-old Hartley, beaming at the workman's friendly gesture.
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His gesture was in response to a national CNN investigation into rape kit destruction.
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He made an Egyptian gesture, tapping his head, rolling his eyes, and whistling: crazy.
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A defiant gesture, like a raised middle finger, toward the rest of the world.
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Declaring the Korean War over is a low cost gesture from the United States.
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Mace said Burga made the gesture once on Tuesday and again on Wednesday morning.
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Baker and Axelrod got in a heated debate over the meaning of the gesture.
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But the gesture may not have assuaged Republicans seeking to distance themselves from him.
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Jones's gesture brought international attention to Belize and widely endeared her to its citizens.
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Jaramillo said she couldn't believe the kind gesture taking place right before her eyes.
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Every violent outburst is soon followed by riveting sex and some gesture of kindness.
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This latest leak seems to confirm that gesture will be for invoking Google's Assistant.
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That gesture, however, did little to appease the former Juventus and France international midfielder.
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It's just sort of a friendly gesture, the way they did it to me.
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Is it possible therefore that "The Painkiller" represents a cheerful gesture of self-critique?
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And I thought that's the most intimate physical gesture I can come up with.
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A Union-Whitten defender put a hand up, but it was a useless gesture.
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At the event's conclusion, they shook hands – a gesture they avoided at Wednesday's debate.
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Improvements to QuickShot and gesture-based recording control may ease some of those concerns.
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Still, some who will be attending saw it as more of a political gesture.
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The gesture isn't exactly going to bring them back, but it makes them seen.
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The gesture would signal solidarity both with his new team and with the movement.
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The second, Pebbles Interfaces, developed VR/AR sensing technology, and specialized in gesture control.
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Björk's lyrics often gesture toward a world in which humanity finds balance with nature.
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Muslims in France and Italy attended Mass on Sunday in a gesture of solidarity.
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Perhaps, but with the current abundance of ripe tomatoes, it seems a reasonable gesture.
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Some say the well-intentioned gesture has led to painful associations with the Holocaust.
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In a highly symbolic gesture, he sold it to raise funds for the poor.
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Mr. Nezét-Séguin sat on the podium to listen, a disarming gesture of admiration.
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This time, Android will borrow heavily from the iPhone's newer gesture-based user interface.
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