An analogy a great economist once made to me: think of them as climbing one of these mountains, hand-hold to hand-hold.
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Motels, on the other hand, hold an allure that's altogether more layered.
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"This type of hand hold is seen time and time again," said Wood.
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I'm trying to hand-hold people through the fact that there's demand for what we're doing.
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The self-hand hold is a natural response in a pressure-packed situation, but still one leaders should avoid.
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The first Luke, who met the Bachelorette with a straightforward hand-hold and speech, was earnest but not very memorable.
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U.S. startups, on the other hand, hold their financials more closely, thus making it more difficult for outsiders to invest.
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It doesn't matter if your transaction is completely frictionless or requires a six-month hand-hold by your sales team.
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Dorsey's closed, clasped hand hold could indicate the need to self-comfort in some people, says executive coach Patti Wood.
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"Hold my hand, hold my hand," Roes often says, closing his eyes, when he meets someone who looks Muslim or resembles a doctor.
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For starters, you don't need to have an Amazon or Prime account to use it, and hotels will hand-hold guests with in-room brochures.
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I think he was then just grabbing for a hand hold because the guys were on him, and he reached up and caught my glasses.
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I like a good hand-hold now and then, usually during scary movies or flu shots or when walking by sizable groups of teen boys.
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"We hand-hold creators, and we work with them one on one, and nearly every creator reforms — and so it's quite a successful process," she said.
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It's clear Melania was trying to avoid the hand-hold ... but Trump and his pinky finger were persistent ... eventually wearing down her defense until she submitted.
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From here, bend one knee to place your foot by the outside of that side's hand, hold for a few seconds, then alternate with the opposite foot.
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Advisers — many paid to map out plans for clients, oversee all aspects of their financial well-being, and, yes, hand-hold — have their work cut out for them.
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Republicans, on the other hand, hold it up as another example of liberal hysteria (though Pelosi, if nothing else, seems exceedingly calm) and over-the-top rhetoric around the president.
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With your other hand, hold a treat (or baby food jar) at the edge of the muzzle so that your dog has to place their nose inside to get the reward.
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"I would like to have good relations with Donald Trump, shake his hand, hold a conversation, and tell him that we are in the 21st century not the times of colonialism," Maduro added.
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While, at the premium end, there are a few devices in the market that are essentially fully fledged computers — but with a child-friendly layer applied to hand-hold and gamify STEM learning.
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And there are a few nice touches, like the fact that you can pick up virtual grenades with one hand, hold them up to your headset, and mime pulling the pin with your teeth.
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Imagine feeling like you're on the verge of scoring a touchdown after nabbing a beautiful interception, and all you have to do is outstretch your hand, hold onto the ball, and break the plane.
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It will drain the battery faster (about an hour as opposed to closer to two hours without it), but with the stabilization on you can hand-hold this camera and come away with smooth footage.
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You can even hand hold the camera and the footage will still look stable, though it will come with a small grip / tripod, and Rylo (the company) will sell a case that attaches to GoPro mounts.
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Such an effort is sorely needed — though it comes too late to hand-hold the UK government into striking more patient-sensitive terms with Amazon US. This article was updated with a correction to a reference to the Alexa privacy policy.
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"This time we want to hand-hold investors and assure them that the business environment is perfect for them to launch new businesses," said Deepak Bagla, managing director of Invest India, a vehicle set up to guide investments into the country.
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As everyone else's desires were celebrated—the first kiss, hand-hold, supervised cinema date, shag in a park, and eventual marriage—mine were reported on in newspapers, omitted from the curriculum at my school, and derided by my peers, my parents, and society.
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There's no guarantee that his successor will play well with others, hand-hold the allies rather than throw bombs at them or elevate diplomacy, engagement and dialogue with difficult countries rather than adopt confrontational policies that offer little prospect for success but significant risks of escalation.
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"I, on the other hand, hold on to things," she added, pointing to the chest from her family's Staten Island house that held her childhood arts and crafts supplies, and to two spindle-backed antique chairs, the sole survivors of a set that belonged to her grandmother.
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Now part of this may have been due to having to hand hold both phones, which is far from ideal, but both pics were shot one after another under the exact same circumstances, and I'm still struggling to work out why things turned out so poorly for the Mate 20 Pro.
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This has the potential to become a burdensome nightmare to small businesses that can't afford the time or stress to step-by-step hand-hold Google Assistant towards the solution of either negotiating back and forth when an unanticipated question comes up, or needing to repeat things, or any number of things that go wrong in these types of interactions.
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The sketch includes the following moves: # The "Hand Hold" in which Colin simultaneously attempts to grab his own hand while trying to fight it away, eventually failing. Cleese remarks, "He's going for the hand hold...he's got it." # Working on his 'weak left knee' # Biting his own foot, which earns him a public warning from the referee and much ire from himself. # The "Double Overhead Nostril", where Colin brings his arm upwards, lowering his hand over his face and inserting his middle and index fingers into his nose.
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The Diplos Horos () is a dance from Messenia in the Peloponnese, Greece. It is a dance where the dancers form a single circle formation into a double via the hand hold. The dance is a simple sta tria in formation but is accompanied by the song Διπλό Χορό Χορεύουμε, Διπλά Τραγούδια Λέμε.
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In: Modern Medicine and Indigenous Health Beliefs, Vol 37 No. 4 July 2006. p. 622, quote: «[...] Approximately 60 to 65% of the population, most of whom are Lao Lum (people of the lowlands) follow Buddhism. About 30% of the population, on the other hand, hold an animist belief system called "Sadsana Phee" [...]».Guido Sprenger.
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The dance is based on simple steps and jumpy movements created in 1950s in Latvia. It may be danced with any in 4/4 time disco music.Varu-Varu, choreography :In-place basic: :Double hand hold, waist level. :Partners start with the same foot and go in a small circle, first in one direction, then in the opposite one.
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Isios is the most popular dance of the Island of Kalymnos. The Isios Horos (meaning straight dance) as it is called by the locals is done at every social gathering and festivity. It is danced in an open circle and is danced by both men and women. The rhythm is 2/4 and the hand hold is in a basket weave formation.
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The hull-deck joint folds outboard forming a three-inch lip that makes a great hand-hold when the boat is heeled over. That lip also doubles as a deflector for any spray that would normally find its way into the boat. The Ultimate 20 has had several builders since inception including: Ultimate Sailboats, Moore Sailboats, Abbott Boats Inc., and W. D. Schock Corp.
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These religions are animistic and polytheistic and their practice involves classes of shamans and ancestor worship. Among the Lao, the Lao Loum and Lao LomYoshihisa Shirayama, Samlane Phompida, Chushi Kuroiwa, 2006. p. 622, quote: «[...] Approximately 60 to 65% of the population, most of whom are Lao Lum (people of the lowlands) follow Buddhism. About 30% of the population, on the other hand, hold an animist belief system called "Sadsana Phee" [...]».
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The cane is folded end to end to form the two blades of the reed. The unprofiled end of the cane is shaped into a tube with the aid of a mandrel and bound with three (or four in some reed making techniques) strategically placed wires. A turban made out of thread is added on the third wire. It provides a hand hold for the reed that is not a sharp wire.
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The eyes are almond shaped and dark coloured and should be full of life and intelligence. Small V-shaped ears of moderate thickness are carried forward on the head. When the dog is alert, the tip of the V should not extend past the outer corner of the eyes. The tail is set high and in the past was docked to approximately in order to provide a sufficient hand-hold for gripping the terrier.
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As of July 2016, the International Paralympic Committee defines Grade 1a on their website as "Athletes in grade 1a have severe impairments affecting all limbs and the trunk. The athlete usually requires the use of a wheelchair in daily life." Grade 1a para-dressage riders with Profiles 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 12a, and 13 are allowed to have a hard hand hold. Grade 1a para-dressage riders with Profiles 7, 12a, and 13 are allowed to use a connecting rein bar.
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They had to skate one full circuit of the rink, finishing where they started on the ice surface. They had to include a partial step sequence in hold during their pattern dance, for any exact number of four measures musical phrases. They were judged on specific key points in any dance hold, except the hand-in-hand hold with extended arms. They also had to remain in contact at all times, even during their one allowed stop and during changes in edges.
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A collar of simple brocade, or copper or silver, has a hand-hold, and is the site of attachment of the beaters, whose knit cover represents two eyeballs. The skulls are also carefully chosen for their attributes and source. After the Tibetan diaspora in 1960, they began to be manufactured in India and Nepal, with a continued degradation of quality. Today, India is no longer a source, and their creation and export from Nepal are banned, because of the acquiring of human bone through illegal practices.
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Ikariotikos () or Kariotikos (, sometimes written with an apostrophe as 'Καριώτικος) is a traditional dance and accompanying song originating in Ikaria a Greek island in the North Eastern Aegean Sea. Some specialists say that the traditional Ikariotikos was slow and the quick "version" of it, is a Ballos. The name Kariotikos is mostly used by the locals of Ikaria. Is first danced with the arms in the basket weave hold then as the dance speeds up it is danced by the hand hold on the shoulders.
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Canon Speedlite-brand flashes have evolved alongside the cameras. They are capable of wired and wireless multi-flash setups, the latter using visible or infrared pulses to synchronise. Later models, including RT in their model name, can also communicate via radio links, where up to 16 units can make up a network. Canon also produces Speedlite accessories, including the OC-E3 Off-Camera Shoe Cord, which can be used to hand-hold the flash while allowing the camera to control it through the cord.
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The AMT Lightning pistol is a semi-automatic pistol chambered for .22 Long Rifle which was manufactured by Arcadia Machine & Tool (AMT) of Covina, California during the 1980s and early 1990s. The pistol was an unlicensed, stainless steel clone of the Ruger Mark II pistol, that was updated from the Ruger, by the addition of target sights, target trigger, and Pachmayr target grips as standard items. The Lightning had the receiver grooved for scope mounting and the trigger guard was designed to allow a two hand hold.
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With the exception of Yakushi Nyorai, all statues are empty-handed and their fingers make a mudra. To the contrary, Yakushi Nyorai's right hand always holds some object, either a sphere or a small jar, while the other makes a mudra. Dainichi Nyorai's hands make a characteristic mudra (the fingers of his left hand hold his right hand's index, see photo). Excepted Dainichi Nyorai, who is represented with some body ornamentation like a bodhisattva, all statues wear just a simple robe without body ornamentation, signs of priesthood.
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" "To gain a real acquaintance with this preparatory guide to correct gripping, I would suggest practicing it five or 10 minutes a day for a week until it begins to become second nature." "To obtain the proper grip with the right hand, hold it somewhat extended, with the palm facing your target. Now-your left hand is already correctly affixed-place the club in your right hand so that the shaft lies across the top joint of the four fingers and definitely below the palm." "The right hand is a finger grip.
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The gadulka is an integral part of Bulgarian traditional instrumental ensembles, commonly played in the context of dance music. Crooked Dance blog, Gadulka (Гъдулка) The gadulka commonly has three (occasionally four or five Mincho Minchev) main strings with up to sixteen sympathetic resonating strings underneath introduced by the legendary Mincho Nedyalkov. Only the main melodic strings are touched by the player's fingers and the strings are never pressed all the way down to touch the neck. The gadulka is held vertically, with the bow held perpendicular in an under-hand hold.
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Keeler told cartoon historian Tim Benson in 2007 that she was not nude and was, in fact, wearing knickers during the entire photoshoot. The photo propelled Arne Jacobsen's Model 3107 chair to prominence, even though the chair used was an imitation of the Model 3107, with a hand-hold aperture crudely cut out of the back to avoid copyright infringement. The chair used is now in the Victoria and Albert Museum. The differences in the designs of the chairs are readily apparent in a side-by-side photograph.
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International Women’s Trade Centre (iWTC) is an ambitious initiative and will be a first-of-its-kind trade centre that caters to the specific needs of women in business. The project is The Gender Park’s commitment towards creating a safe and sustainable environment for the growth of the industry, business, trade, lifestyle, and a cultural centre for women. iWTC envisages to become a one-stop retail and business support centre, to hand-hold and encourage women in the business ensuring that their economic, social and health needs are met, for their overall development.
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Commonly employed dance positions include normal (closed) position, in which the dancers face each other squarely with the man's right hand around the woman's back; promenade position, in which the partners open slightly in a vee; open position (a two- hand hold with the arms extending forward sideways); and shadow position (in which both partners face the same direction, rather than each other). Partners may even separate completely for short periods of time. "Lines", in which the partners form and hold a special shape for a short period of time, also play an important role. Examples include the oversway, the chair, the check.
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As of July 2016, the International Paralympic Committee defines Grade 1a on their website as "Athletes in grade 1b have either a severe impairment of the trunk and minimal impairment of the upper limbs or moderate impairment of the trunk, upper and lower limbs. Most athletes in this class use a wheelchair in daily life." Grade 1b para- dressage riders with Profiles 4, 6, 9, 10a/b, 11a/b, 12b, and 31a/b are allowed to have a hard hand hold. Grade 1b para-dressage riders with Profile 12b are allowed to use a connecting rein bar.
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Yu continued to teach the core foundation style of San Huang Pao Chui to the newer disciples, yet Song decided to broaden the style by combining Pao Chui with new forms from dozens of other different schools in order to create new routines. This led Song to invent the later Three-Hand hold style he is known for. Pao Chui has become increasingly popular in Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, Liaoning, Henan and Jilin. The style has been divided into Song- Style and Yu-Style Three Emperor Fists, with the latter further divided into Yu Fists and Song Hands.
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Modern handedness is the topic of many psychological research articles, one suggesting that over 10% of the world's population is left handed. A 1997 archaeological research project, led by Laura Phillipson, analyzed about 250 Kariandusi handaxes for signs of handedness. Phillipson's team focused on 54 handaxes that appeared to have been used the least, with the least amount of wear on the edges, and analyzed the hand-hold spots on each specimen. Based on how comfortable a handaxe was to hold in either the left or right, 6 of the samples were proved to be left-handed.
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The camera's available exposure modes out of the box were Program (using a 2-area evaluative metering system) and Manual (with a center-weighted averaging meter). Aperture priority and shutter priority are available with the optional A/S Mode expansion card. Unlike the 7000i, the 5000i includes a built-in flash, rigidly mounted on the pentaprism; Minolta claimed that this was "the world's most compact AF SLR camera with built-in flash". The flash fires automatically in Program mode if the camera determines that the shutter speed will be too low to hand-hold, or that the main subject is backlit.
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The north summit can be reached from Arc Pass, and was first climbed by Norman Clyde in 1922. The west face was first climbed in 1954, and is a ascent. In 1968, capable rock climber 27-year-old Anita Ossofsky and two fellow climbers, all of whom were well qualified and properly equipped, ascended class 3 terrain on Mt. McAdie in good weather from Arc Pass, traversed from the east face of Middle Peak to the Gulley (which divides Middle and North Peaks), and at the top of the Gulley, apparently a hand-hold of Ossofsky's gave way."Accident Reports: California, Sierra Nevada, Mt. McAdie," The American Alpine Journal and Accidents (1969; AAC (American Alpine Club) Publications).
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Ice dance teams should not separate, except when they must separate in order to perform any required element or to change a hold, and they can only be separated by up to two arms lengths during that time. Separations that occur at the beginning and/or end of the program can only last up to 10 seconds and there are no restrictions on the distance of the separation at that time. All changes of position, dance steps, rotations, and turns are allowed, as long as they follow the music and the designated rhythms. They can fully extend their arms while skating while in a hand-to- hand hold only if it reflects the character of their chosen music rhythm, but must not be excessively used.
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In some rule variants, the hands are also considered shields, such that a hit on one or both hands, without a catch, does not "kill" the player who was hit. A doubles variant using this rule, instead of catching, is to pair players up such that they must hold hands, each using their free hand to block throws, and to pick up and throw; the team of two is considered "killed" if either of them is "killed", or if they drop their mutual hand-hold. "Killed" players are benched, waiting outside of the playing area (e.g., on an actual bench or a mat) until their "killer" has been "killed" in turn, at which point all players previously "killed" by that newly benched player may re-enter the game.
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A Mathura standing Buddha, circa 2nd century CE, Mathura Museum The Mathura standing Buddha seems to be a slightly later development compared to the Bodhisattvas of the type of the Bala Bodhisattva. Although several are dated to the 2nd century CE, they often tend to display characteristics that would become the hallmark of Gupta art, especially the very thin dress seemingly sticking to the body of the Buddha. These statues of the standing Buddha however tend to display characteristic and attitudes more readily seen in the Greco-Buddhist art of Gandhara: the head of the Buddha is surrounded by a halo, the clothing covers both shoulders, the left hand hold the gown of the Buddha while the other hand form an Abbhiya mudra, and the folds in the clothing are more typical of the Gandharan styles.Hellenism in Ancient India, Gauranga Nath Banerjee, p.
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