"My hands are normal hands," he said of his hands.
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And as always: Wash your hands, wash your hands, wash your hands.
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"Hands up, both hands, put your hands up," the officer says off-camera.
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Tyga has his hands on Kylie's boobs, who in turn has her hands on his hands.
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"They need this to be all hands on deck — big hands or small hands," Heye said.
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These hands, these hands of Calvin's, the hands that used to hold Taylor Swift, the hands that crafted banger after banger, the hands that know stories that'll remain forever buried in the recesses of his heart...these are not the hands that any of us recognise.
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There are big hands, small hands, hands that curl a finger as if to call you over.
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" Marriage said that the event was rife with "hands up skirts, hands on bums, but also hands on hips, hands on stomachs, arms going round your waist unexpectedly.
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Then it went from that guy's hands to another guy's hands and then it went to your hands.
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My hands quake with tremors, as do my father's hands and as did his father's hands before him.
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Participants were tested on placing the pins with their dominant hands, nondominant hands and then both hands, over 30-second periods.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: Go. You should use two hands, two hands.
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The women reach their hands over and clasp Maryam's hands.
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Nasty Hands The Hand Cream, $15, available at Nasty Hands.
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Yelling "Hands up, hands up," the officers shoot at Bailey.
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They have hands down the best commenter, hands down the best football chant, and hands down the world's scariest supporters backing them.
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Step to the left, hands up, folded on top of the head, point out, turn, hands up again, hands on hips, twirl.
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Yes, three pairs of hands: one pair of "open hands" and two pairs of the "relaxed hands" that Jobs was so famous for.
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We haven&apost seen any money pass hands, we don&apost know exactly if the money did pass hands, how it passed hands?
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Is it three, is it alternating hands, is it hands together?
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In my hands — my cold, dead hands — I had a Cronut.
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Her hands become chapped and remind her of her father's hands.
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And that, again, is in his hands and his party's hands.
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We need to work to make tiny hands into many hands.
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Experts also recommend washing hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, rubbing the hands together and ensuring all parts of the hands — the palms as well as the back of the hands — are washed.
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Hold your child's hands in your hands, and squat up and down.
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Hands-on with the new iPhone Hands-on with the new iPhone
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But as he hands them to her, they end up holding hands.
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The Obama administration's approach to hands-free driving is remarkably hands-off.
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I could wash my hands whenever I felt my hands weren't clean.
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I'd get my small hands in where his big hands didn't fit.
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Lottie hands Thor a bouquet of parsley; he hands it to me.
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FR: I am a pretty hands-off person, a hands-off manager.
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Always wash hands with soap and water if hands are visibly dirty.
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She takes the woman's hands in her hands and squeezes them gently.
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He asked for a show of hands against: zero hands went up.
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Property in white hands is valued more than property in black hands.
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Since both candidates are right-handed, we'll examine their dominant hands (in-depth readings study both hands and more lines and features of the hands).
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Squirt the gel onto your palms, rub your hands together, and then rub the gel all over your hands and fingers until your hands are dry.
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And it went from that guy&aposs hands into another guy&aposs hands and then it went into your hands and now it&aposs a kerfuffle.
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Put your hands in the air and put your hands on the car.
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Start kneading the dough with both hands, using the palms of your hands.
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Women and women can hold hands, and men and men can hold hands.
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This is in their hands because Americans put something else in their hands.
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For hands of gold are always cold, but a woman's hands are warm . . .
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But card players would have "good hands" if those hands contained STRAIGHTS. 5D.
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"His hands were really clean," McRae recalled, taking note of Cox's big hands.
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Use both hands: "Always have two hands on the phone," says Mr. Nachtrieb.
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In Villeglé's work, anonymous hands are privileged over the hands of the artist.
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When you aren't washing your hands, you should be sanitizing your hands regularly.
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Mpow Bluetooth Receiver – for hands-free audio in the car With Bluetooth car adapters, you get hands-free audio and some let you make hands-free calls.
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I don't have small hands, but when I shook hands with him, the first time I shook hands with him, I realized he was a big man.
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It worked because I have fine-boned hands with delicate, strong wrists — piano hands.
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Suddenly our hands touched, to which I felt compelled to say: 'Our hands touched.
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Look at their hands and be alarmed if there are no hands on display.
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You can see our hands-on (or hands-off?) with Tesla auto-pilot here.
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Rubbing his hands across the fat, he holds up his hands to show me.
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Yes, trade agreements tie our hands, but they also tie the hands of others.
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That man went to the car, hands up, put his hands on the car.
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The most expensive item I got my hands (yes, sadly, just my hands) on?
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I'm hands-off until there's a big problem, and then I'm completely hands-on.
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He checked out the size of his hands the first time they shook hands.
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"When we looked down to his hands, his hands didn't look right," Weiss admitted.
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"He's not talking about his big hands or his small hands," Mr. Possehl added.
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If he had hands, they would be The kind of hands I open for.
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I do instead of a less frequent all hands, it's more frequent all hands.
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"Put out your hands," Miss Lewis said, and the children lifted their cupped hands.
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Cradle your face in your hands or hold your hands gently in your lap.
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People should cover all surfaces of the hands, including spaces between fingers, and rub hands together for around 20 seconds, until hands feel dry, according to the CDC.
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This is an all hands on deck situation that is going to determine the future of our state for generations to come — and all hands means all hands.
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Beneath the video are dozens of photos from people who followed its instructions and ended up with hands that look like rakes and hands that look like wilted bouquets, wadlike hands studded with wrong fingers, hands whose palms vanish into previously undiscovered dimensions.
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It will be a first for Mr. Lang, who said in an interview that he had performed works for one hand, two hands, four hands and even six hands.
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And the hands that held the pen were always the hands of a white man.
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Wet your hands and scoop a heaping tablespoon of matzo batter into your wetted hands.
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The restaurant can then be as hands-on or as hands-off as they want.
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"The day I got the documents in my hands, my hands were shaking," she said.
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"He will come with empty hands and he will leave with empty hands," he says.
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In the segment, appropriately titled "Hannibal's Hands," we see Hannibal stare at his hands. Yeah!
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But as my virtual hands rubbed my new baby bump, my real hands felt nothing.
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"I police myself with washing my hands, not shaking as many hands, using hand sanitizer."
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My hands were still down by my side, so I blocked him with my hands.
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So the fate of this issue is not in his hands -- it's in our hands.
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Maybe I can stand inside public bathrooms and just pump Purell into peoples hands, everyone's hands.
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"The idea is that it's all hands-on," Bollinger says, twisting his hands in the air.
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So the operator walks it through the steps: hands out, bend knees, stand up, hands down.
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"That man went to the car, hands up -- put his hands on the car," Trump said.
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Now I have my hands, I hear, on the New Yorker, a picture of my hands.
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In the right hands, it's unnoticeable; in the wrong hands, it's a persistent point of vulnerability.
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She basically just complimented me on my hands and said, 'I wish I had your hands!
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The stewardess also hands out hot towels to clean your hands with before traveling and eating.
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"You"—I pointed both hands at him—"decide," I said, moving my hands toward the oven.
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Whenever you can wash your hands, you should -- just make sure you're washing your hands correctly.
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While Mr. Trump waved his hands theatrically, she sat with her hands folded in her lap.
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Wash your hands in the blood of the lamb, but do not join hands in prayer!
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All Hands Volunteers All Hands works with local volunteers and groups to respond to natural disasters.
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The CDC recommends washing your hands, avoiding sick individuals, and keeping hands away from your face.
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The video shows the officer yelling, "Put your hands up, show me your hands," then firing.
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Now, Stout writes a blog called Hands-Free Coding, which shows how to program without hands.
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As calluses formed on my hands, I wondered: Why couldn't the ranch hands do this work?
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The rest is in the hands of city leaders — though, importantly, not only in their hands.
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"He put his hands—he put my hands on his genitals," over his clothes, Willey testified.
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A 1997 study found that bacteria, when touched, adhere to wet hands much more readily than to dry hands, and also that wet hands deposit bacteria onto other surfaces quite easily.
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Form rice balls: Lightly wet hands with water, sprinkle salt onto wet hands and form mixed rice into small triangles, making sure to apply firm and even pressure when turning in hands.
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That we, in our hands, in Google's hands, were holding in our hands 2 billion peoples' attention and we were shaping the flows that guided what 2 billion people were thinking about.
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Clay can be dirt in the wrong hands, but clay can be art in the right hands.
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KALTBAUM: I think the power should be in the people&aposs hands, in the workers&apos hands.
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"They used their bare hands," he said, adding that they were instructed to wash their hands afterwards.
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It caromed off the rim, through three Jayhawks players' hands and into the hands of Jordan Bell.
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Yes, I washed my hands before I ate and I never put my hands in my mouth.
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He did have his hands all over me, just as I had my hands all over him.
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I always have my hands around my face, or I've just put my hands under my nose.
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O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream delivers relief and lasting moisture, making it our top pick, hands down.
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She was still looking fixedly at her hands—or, more likely, at the hands in her mind.
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Oh, hands down, biggest winner of the week, hands down, and probably of the month, Nikki Haley.
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Great hands, soft hands, the way he scores around the basket with not a lot of explosion.
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Keep your hands moist while forming the balls to prevent the dough from sticking to your hands.
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Experts do recommend washing your hands frequently — and washing your hands correctly — and avoiding touching your face.
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It's not just keeping the government's hands off Medicare: It's keeping your neighbors' hands off it, too.
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Soon, the system leaves the hands of the DNC and enters (mostly) the hands of Democratic voters.
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If I had to beat you up with my hands, I'd beat you up with my hands.
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Severed hands known as Hands of Glory, for example, could be lit as candles to open locks.
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Trump is likely to be much more hands-off than President Obama (who was very hands-on).
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Being thrust into a reality with no hands — or at least controllers acting as hands — is severely limiting.
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Her back arched into his hands, and her hands grew white from fisting the sheets by her side.
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"She was like crying in pain, 'My hands hurt, my hands hurt,' " Siobhan Quinn, Kathleen's mother, told CBS.
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Scott Disick knows that any future with ex Kourtney Kardashian is in his hands and his hands alone.
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"They were in very, very, very good hands — the best possible hands they could be in," Camilla added.
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Hands-free Alexa is admittedly a bit counterintuitive for a device designed to be used with your hands.
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The user's virtual hands look and act a lot like real hands, displaying a high level of dexterity.
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They're used to this tube that's blowing air at your hands and you're supposed to rub your hands.
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Mother and daughter lock hands and begin a ritualistic rubbing of hands, the only way they can communicate.
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We wanted to have them shake hands with Bill, to see if Bill would shake hands with them.
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I was seeing Laura in the Crystal Reef — the hands, they don't look like your actual hands, right?
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But it wasn't at the hands of our adversaries; it was at the hands of our own government.
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"We need to join hands with each other instead of letting go of each other's hands," Xi said.
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A few hold their hands over their hearts, or raise their hands in the air, or do both.
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One had both hands on my boobs, and the other had his hands all over my right thigh.
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The Patriots stood with their right hands over their hearts, and their left hands on their teammate's shoulder.
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And the one with his hands on the wheel — hands illuminated only by the dashboard light — was me.
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The story was in the right hands — but these scenes, in particular, were definitely in the right hands.
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They had their hands kind of up ... and they had a blue light coming in between their hands.
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" When only a very few CEOs tentatively raised their hands, Cohn asked, "Why aren't the other hands up?
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When we've taken another beating at the hands—or rather everything but the hands—of a league rival.
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Canada's Stephen Harper shook hands with a robot in 2015, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher shook hands with a robot in 1982, and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger shook hands with a robot in 2009.
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Dr. Burch also adds that if someone had semen on their hands, and then put their hands in their vagina, that could get someone pregnant, so it's important to keep your hands clean if semen is in the vicinity and you are pleasuring yourself or another woman with your hands.
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If someone you love comes home with its box in their hands please slap it out of their hands.
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I will say though, that it may be out of your hands --- but it's not out of our hands.
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Eye contact is not a problem, and shaking hands is acceptable if you use two hands, not just one.
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Years later, when I held my dad's hands after he died, I remembered the hands of that undocumented man.
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"For hands of gold are always cold, but a woman's hands are warm," Sheeran sings as Arya looks on.
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One day, when the time is right, human hands will become obsolescent, and drone hands will rule the world.
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He probably couldn't get his hands on the Russian lawyer, but he can get his hands on this person.
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"Damp hands are much more likely to transfer microbial contamination on the hands to whatever they touch," Redway acknowledged.
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"You know what they say about men with small hands," Rubio said of Trump's hands at one campaign stop.
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I mean, our hands moved the planchette in a way that felt like the planchette was moving our hands.
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"He tells us to put our hands in the air, we have our hands in the air," she said.
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You're taking the race out of the hands of the athletes and into [the hands of] the shoe companies.
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The Magic Hands massagers have four nodes designed to "recreate the feeling of human hands" to soothe sore muscles.
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That man was hands up, that man went to the car, hands up, put his hand on the car.
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Have your partner tie your hands together, or simply hold onto your bed frame for a hands-off experience.
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Background: British democracy puts less power in the hands of voters, and more in the hands of institutional gatekeepers.
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"I'm against taking all the control out of parents' hands and putting it in the government's hands," Savreski said.
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Day remembered the rest of that night in stop-motion—whirling around the room holding hands with Luca, who held hands with Aisha, who held hands with Maisie, who held hands with Pepper, who held hands with her, dancing around in a circle with bags and coats stacked in the centre, cheering for the countries whose stage performances made the most effort or projected the most bizarre aura.
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M.L." Or the anti-caustic, apolitical Drake end a track by rapping, "Hands up, we just doing what the cops taught us / Hands up, hands up, then the cops shot us," like Kanye does on "Feedback.
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"When I get these hands, I will be proud of what hands I get," he said in the hospital's video.
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"I tend to use my hands a lot and Jamie didn't use her hands," Lohan told Chuck the Movie Guy.
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His hands were sheathed in fire-resistant Nomex flight gloves, safeguarding his hands but thin enough not to impede dexterity.
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Some people say that washing your hands is better and others vouch for sanitizer, because nobody washes their hands properly.
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Anyone who has that much going on could surely use an extra pair of hands, or Fancy Hands, that is.
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When she crosses the street with her four 4-year-olds, she has two hands in each of her hands.
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We measured O.J.'s hands, we measured photographs of his hands and compared it to the gloves, 'Would it fit?
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The convention attendees are advised to not only wash their hands, but also to avoid shaking hands and sharing food.
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Cerrone will pump his hands and run into low kicks which quickly take the fight out of his opponents' hands.
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Then, jump both feet back up towards your hands, explosively jumping up with your hands overhead, fully extending your hips.
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Alternate "thwip" hands are a must for Spidey, but closed and open hands for punching/wallcrawling are a welcome addition.
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I mean, and I realize that Netflix, again, is more hands off, but they have more hands on than not.
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I'm gonna butcher this, but he was talking about your hands, and how your hands don't discriminate against one another.
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Bear Hands / Photos by Nick Karp Many of Bear Hands' nights have ended in The Gutter, both literally and figuratively.
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Once out of ISIS's hands, Yazidi captives fall into the hands of smugglers, not all of whom are well-intentioned.
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I put my hands on her hands, on the corporeality of her dying, and my small, cold fear broke apart.
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I keep my hands very, very alert too, because you have to be rapid in your movements with your hands.
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The employee frequently is required to sit; use hands to fingers, handle or feel; and reach with hands and arms.
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Start in a plank on your hands, and lower your elbows to the ground, placing them where your hands were.
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" ON RUNNING A HANDS-OFF CONGLOMERATE "I think our hands-off style actually can add significant value to many companies.
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Trump defended the size of his hands again Monday when CNN asked him about Clinton's recent calls for steady hands.
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One man who picked up a hunk of graphite with gloved hands, wails as the flesh boils from his hands.
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"Your hands should have never been around my neck like that if my hands were in the air," Wall said.
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People say girls have to be 90 percent confident before we raise our hands, but boys just raise their hands.
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"Monna Vanna's hands look very similar to the hands painted in the first version of Mona Lisa" Mr. Deldicque said.
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When you write a line like "His hands threw up," the reader might get a visual image of hands barfing.
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Even soldiers who were designated to shake hands with Mr. Kim had to wash their hands first, the defectors said.
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"His hands cut me open, reached inside my body and were the first hands to touch my children," she said.
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"Put your hands up, show me your hands," he shouts before firing a shot — all in less than four seconds.
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Start on your hands and knees with your hands slightly forward of your shoulders and your hips above your knees.
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I'm excited to get it into the hands of those people, so that it will be out of my hands.
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Just like in Hands Across America — the 1986 benefit where millions of people held hands in a human chain across the country to raise money for charity — the Tethered join hands at various points in the movie.
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Furthermore, the film's constant gaze on the hands as well as the hands being cut off from the artist's body, create a sense of the hands as something Other — an animal or an entity all its own.
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"Behind the statistics are individual families going to these schools, and putting information into the hands of teachers, in the hands of parent coordinators, in the hands of people in the neighborhoods can make a big difference."
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Recently, graphic designer Johana Burai's research into pictures of "hands" showed that almost all the searches yielded by Google were white, and that searches for "black hands" or "African hands" tended to show images in questionable contexts i.e.
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Microsoft, in its own words, is trying to "democratize" AI tech — in other words, make more applications out of it that will end up in your hands, my hands and in the hands of businesses and other organizations.
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Taylor and Axe rehearsed an entire song-and-dance routine to assure investors their money is in good hands — Taylor's hands.
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In the distance, a line of Tethered in red jumpsuits hold hands in a recreation of the Hands Across America campaign.
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You don't touch theremins; instead, theremin players wave their hands around both rods, which sense the relative position of their hands.
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"They were under dosages of morphine, but they held hands and those hands remained clasped until the very end," says Daniel.
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Organisers advised trade visitors to avoid shaking hands and to choose alternative forms of greeting such as bowing or waving hands.
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After not washing her hands, she was filmed walking over to a freezer and rubbing her hands on the ice cream.
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I have really small hands, so I can only imagine how fiddly the controller is if you have normal-sized hands.
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Open Bionics hands and limbs can produce its robotic hands in a matter of days and for a few thousand dollars.
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Keep your hands out of your pockets, so you can break your fall with your hands if you start to slip.
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Quicksilver Highway, One Hand, Left, an episode of Angel called (predictably) "The Hands," and the Devon Sawa horror comedy Idle Hands?
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They shook hands and exchanged hugs Elsewhere in the city, others formed a line to shake soldiers' hands and hug them.
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Four Bruins including Hands scored in double figures, with freshmen guard Kris Wilkes adding 6 points to join Hands and Welsh.
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If you can&apost get your hands on explosives or you can get your hands on firearms, use knives, use vehicles.
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Asking for the time is a natural question for a hands-free assistant, especially when you, well, have your hands full.
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As one officer looks through a bedroom window, he suddenly yells, "Put your hands up, show me your hands," then fires.
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Cold hands can't respond as quickly as warm hands can, and inputs can lag behind thoughts if your fingers feel stiff.
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To give the bride away, a moment known as kanyadaan, her father will place his daughter's hands into the groom's hands.
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"My hands were bound, placed in ice, and pictures of men touching other men — just holding hands — were shown," Brinton says.
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Hands tied In effect, the Trump administration can't wield a bigger stick in Pakistan because it knows its hands are tied.
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By freeing my hands, we can enable innovation that uses voice, sound and untethered hands in ways we cannot imagine yet.
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He was asked to take his hands out of his pockets before he alerted them there was something in his hands.
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He is a son of the late Alice D. Hands and the late John J. Hands, who lived in Saltcoats, Scotland.
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AI in North Korean hands is scary in the same way that long-range missiles in North Korean hands are scary.
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His hands went through the zone with both hands on the bat — no grimacing, no face contortions or anything like that.
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It makes perfect sense to wash hands, cover coughs, stay home if ill, and stop shaking hands — and it's all free.
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And if you are ill yourself, be courteous to others by washing your hands often, and avoid sneezing onto your hands.
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After about 10 seconds of hands-free driving, though, it wants your hands back on the steering wheel (which is heated).
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"Nancy Pelosi hands out subpoenas like — you know, she has to approve it — hands out subpoenas like they're cookies," Trump said.
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My average-sized guy hands had no issues, but some buyers with smaller hands say it's difficult or uncomfortable to hold.
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Some mourners arrived silently with their hands up, a reference to "hands up, don't shoot," a rallying cry during the protests.
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Some mourners arrived silently with their hands up, a reference to "hands up, don't shoot," a rallying cry during the protests.
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However, the office says that some meetings have stopped offering coffee, and told attendees not to shake hands or hold hands.
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Because we are not safe in the hands of Boko Haram and we are not safe in the hands of security.
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"Still, you want to wash your hands or use hand sanitizer immediately afterward—on your hands, to be clear," says Gerba.
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Jokes about the importance of hand-washing to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus are already among the year's best: Protect yourselves from Coronavirus with this easy acronym:C lean your handsO pen hands and clean themR emove germs from handsO pen hands etc as aboveN eatA nd tidy handsV erify hands are cleanI s your hands clean?
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Let's say that each person is a particle, and hands up means one spin state, and hands down means another spin state.
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She wants to be hands on, rather than leaving it in the hands of a UK supplier, she wants to take control.
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Light and dark carry poetic weight: in one image, hands wring out a cloth; the cool water stains their hands like ink.
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They communicate through tactile sign language; they take each other's hands and form signs with the hands and arms of the other.
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Perhaps placed in God's hands, or some other benevolent, compassionate higher power's hands, this story makes life so worthwhile and meaningful now.
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So I unwrapped the taco and held it in my hands, and with one slight touch, my hands were covered in oil.
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In his "Fiddler" choreography, hands are again prominent — fingers splayed not openly, as in the "jazz hands" of Broadway convention, but twisted.
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"These hands clean the rooms every single day for Mr. Trump so he can be rich," she says pointing to her hands.
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She posted an adorable photo of Luna's tiny feet framed by her hands and her husband's hands making heart signs around them.
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He immediately put his hands in the air when she ordered him to take his hands out of his pocket, Shelby said.
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Discussions of the size of Trump's hands aren't really about the size of his hands; they're about the size of his penis.
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He stares at his hands, the same hands he used to wash dishes when he arrived to the United States in 2001.
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And the night before, the stars held hands hands during a movie date in Hollywood, according to photos obtained by Entertainment Tonight.
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Hands-on with Lenovo's augmented reality Tango phone Up close and hands-on with Lenovo's new augmented reality Tango phone http://tcrn.
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"I had my hands kind of, like, thumbs by his ears and hands wrapped behind his neck holding it still," she said.
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To elect a demagogue, a BILLIONAIRE, who has had his hands ALL OVAH a corrupt Wall Street system that — TRUMP: Hands, huh?
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" On the use of her hands: "I'm kind of obsessed with Pina Bausch precisely for the language she invented with the hands.
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Their hands were photographed in a "hands up, don't shoot" gesture, a symbol that became iconic after the death of Michael Brown.
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While she was washing her hands, a man entered the room and said he wanted to wash his hands, the police said.
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There was a symmetry with the hands and when we found the anagram it just felt very in keeping with the hands.
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You can greet someone by using the "praying hands" technique of pressing your own two hands together and giving a little bow.
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We've watched students get murdered by guns for too long — at the hands of police and at the hands of other students.
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The experiment showed that volunteers often brought their hands to their noses after shaking hands with other people of the same gender.
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Setting a phone reminder to keep your hands away from your face and keeping your hands occupied could help curb the habit.
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The Japanese bow with hands at their sides, while Thais and Cambodians nod with their hands held in a prayer-like pose.
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Several of the players bowed their heads and clasped hands, while others showed support by placing their hands on their teammates' shoulders.
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"They were very hands off when it came to the story, but very hands on when it came to inclusiveness," he said.
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We are paying more attention now to the fact that it's not just washing your hands but how you wash your hands.
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I really like only the ones of her hands: They remind me of her wish to have her hands touched by mine.
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It's designed hands-free games so drivers can answer questions while keeping their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel.
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During his TED Talk, Railton notes that Gates holds his hands above his waist and keeps his hands close to his body.
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We've seen smartwatches with physical hands before, and one of the problems is that those hands occlude the information on the watchface.
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The chains are beautiful, creations of God: The chains on our hands hurt us, But the scars on our hands teach us.
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"He's a hands-on person, so anything that involves using hands, building stuff, that's what he was good at," Iholt Francis said.
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I did eight paintings, I had an art gallery dedicated to my wedding, and I had this theme of hands, so I made all this art about hands and I made all the name plates out of gold spray-painted hands.
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" MORE ON TRUMP'S HANDS: The Hill's Harper Neidig reports: Americans Against Insecure Billionaires with Tiny Hands PAC, a political action committee focused on the size of Donald Trump's hands is calling on the presumptive GOP nominee to "release the measurements.
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Other physiological sensations include tingling hands, buzzing, or changes in the temperature of the hands, according to the International Association of Reiki Practitioners.
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What's more, because institutional investors are becoming more interested in bitcoin, the price drop could move bitcoin from weak hands to strong hands.
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I would lie on the table, my hands involuntarily balling themselves into fists as his ungloved hands worked their way under my clothing.
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Lyanna Mormont, Lady of Scowls, goes down like a real one at the hands -- or rather, in the hands -- of a wight giant.
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But instead of is all having our hands on the Ouija pointer, the planchette, we all just had our hands on our guitars.
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Here's what you'll get: This course encourages you to learn by getting your hands dirty as you cruise through multiple hands-on projects.
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It will be the provocation women need to come forward and to understand that change is in their hands, and their hands only.
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The openings of the hands and putting the hands on the face are something bad, but it happens with guys who have reach.
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Peter held his hands up to protect himself, pushing at her chest and throat, his hands slipping on what must be her saliva.
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We eat them with our hands, peeling off shells and sucking out brains, our lips covered with salt and our hands with grease.
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The friends both got tattoos of matching arrows on their hands, so that when they hold hands the arrows point to one another.
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The functions bring to bear the impact of having the Touch controllers in your hands, each represented by virtual hands in the app.
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According to the affidavit, Mr. Crutcher kept putting his hands in his pockets, even as the officer told him to show his hands.
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Grant access to hands-on experiences and competitions It's important, in addition, to give employees cyber experience through hands-on exercises and competitions.
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Of course, this hands-off approach is no less a fantasy, and a privileged one at that, than its more hands-on alternative.
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The idea is to take robots from the hands of the niche community of roboticists, and put them into the hands of programmers.
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"Your hands should have never been around my neck like that if my hands were in the air," he told the news outlet.
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"Here are my hands / Reminding you of someone else's hands," Leschper sings on "Blood-Letting," a song coursing with a narrative of infidelity.
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That is a very concrete example of how your data can fall into the wrong hands – into the hands of a private army.
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Email from Eric S.: Since the original Duck Hands, Larry Donnell, is a tight end, can we call Coby Fleener "Duck Hands Sr."?
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Make sure everyone washes their hands the right way (scrubbing for 20 seconds) or uses hand sanitizer (also scrub hands when using it).
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"If you are washing your hands so much that they are raw or chafed, you are washing your hands too much," says Hills.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends washing hands with soap and water as the top way to clean our hands.
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"If we wash our hands frequently we should reduce the amount of coronavirus or any other organisms on our hands," Ackerley told CNN.
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They asked sixteen people to wash their hands with the soap, and couldn't find traces of the contamination on any of their hands.
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"People want to their hands dirty again, and, failing to do that, love to see other people getting their hands dirty," he said.
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Visitors who came to pray washed their hands at a stone basin, rang bells attached to thick ropes, bowed and clapped their hands.
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"She put the basket on the counter, took both my hands in her hands and said 'Tell me about Emily,'" Ms. Nelson recalled.
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" The DoorDash driver says he sanitized his hands in the car but then immediately drove home and washed his hands "like 30 times.
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Washing your hands is typically considered the best option, since hand sanitizers might not work as well on visibly soiled or greasy hands.
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As Professor Whitty said, be aware of what you do with your hands, and don't touch your face, until you've washed your hands.
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As parents, we put our children in their hands — so they need to be hands that deeply care about our child's well-being.
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The man pinned her hands with one of his hands and then ripped apart her lace panties, not troubling to undo her clothes.
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"Get your hands off his mouth": Audio was captured hours before the boy's death at the hands of his N.Y.P.D. father, officials said.
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A couple paused at the entrance for the evening prayer, heads bowed, holding hands, balancing nachos and a cola in their free hands.
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Boom, you have a clean and stain-free bowl, and your hands are still clean — but please, still wash your hands well afterward.
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"We saw folks who were kind of sitting on their hands before the South Carolina debate get off their hands after," Loveday said.
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JapanBargain's medicine balls are designed to relax your hands and make your fingers more nimble, as you roll them around in your hands.
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However, people with larger than average hands should be wary; a few of my coworkers found the controls too cramped for their hands.
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The leaders shook hands heartily when Mr. Trudeau arrived at the White House, patting each other on the shoulder with their free hands.
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He grips the ball with two hands, makes a pivot, and rises up in a straight line and throws it down with two hands.
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Dutch men are holding hands in an act of protest and solidarity after a gay couple was brutally beaten for holding hands in public.
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Was its hands-off Autopilot feature, despite caveats that a driver's hands should be ready to grab control in a split second, inherently unsafe?
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Hold 1 edge of ball with both hands, and carefully move your hands around the edge, like turning a wheel, to form a circle.
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Even with teeny hands, the prehistoric rabble-rousing T-rex has been able to dip its hands into a whole lot of hijinks recently.
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In the corresponding photos, the American presidents (Trump and Underwood) are holding out their hands; the Russian presidents are not interested in shaking hands.
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"Get your hands off of me," Wall, who in the beginning of the video had his hands in the air, can be heard shouting.
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Blockbuster games from Ubisoft are often all-hands (or many-hands) projects that incorporate multiple studios, and Annecy in particular specializes in multiplayer creations.
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"Get your hands up, get your hands in the air," was yelled at least five times and "We don't want to hurt you," once.
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But if you don't want to use your hands, the voice-activated Hey Siri feature is pretty good for executing short commands hands-free.
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If you compare what they're wearing in the video to the hands on the cup, it's pretty clear that they're not the same hands.
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Best: Google Home hands-free callingGoogle Home is getting a really cool feature, hands-free phone calls over wi-fi, in the coming months.
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LOOK, SOME PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA ARE LOOKING AT A STRANGE SITUATION, SHAKE HANDS OR SHAKE HANDS OR NOT AND THAT WAS TOTALLY WRONG.
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" There's also one track title that's a little harder to decipher — but is probably either "Faith Stretch My Hands" or "Father Stretch My Hands.
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Additionally, because their hands were essentially open and free, they could use the surface of their hands to parry or check a straight punch.
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At the repast, Mr. Dumbai's mother dipped her hands into the bucket of water that other mourners used to wash their hands and face.
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The blued hands are a bit anachronistic – hands are usually a little more sinuous than these broad arrows – but, for the piece, they work.
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It doesn't do any good to cover our hands, if those hands are still touching infected surfaces before touching our eyes, nose or mouth.
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"This could have been terrible in the wrong hands, or lesser hands," said David Shore, an executive producer on the series, of Mr. Highmore.
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Only his hands marked him out, the fingers long and thin, a scholar's hands, with the weird sliding grace of someone accustomed to ritual.
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What we do know that works in terms of your hands, and in terms of what you need to do, is washing your hands.
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In Kukafka's capable hands, villainy turns out to be everywhere and nowhere, a DNA that could be found under the fingernails of everybody's hands.
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"Because I had to wash my hands several times an hour, I probably had the cleanest hands in the state that day," Rapp said.
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We also want to know if SoftBank board members are hands-on or hands-off when it comes to letting executive teams make decisions.
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"Wash your hands much more than you think you need to wash your hands and try not to touch your face," Katz told me.
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Mr. Crutcher, 40, kept putting his hands in his pockets, according to the account, even as Officer Shelby told him to show his hands.
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It puts less power in the hands of voters and party grass roots, and more in the hands of party officials and institutional gatekeepers.
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They giggled and pressed their hands together, and looked at one another's hands, and looked at Joseph, and wondered who now had the button.
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Amazon's Alexa voice assistant will also provide users with hands-free navigation, which can come in handy when your hands are covered in ingredients.
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Before bed every night, he stared at his hands, thinking, Tonight I will see my hands in my dream and know I am dreaming.
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Using his head under McGregor's, when Diaz could free both hands he threw digging shots to the body with both hands which wilted McGregor.
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The program's fate is in the hands of the courts; the fate of the immigrants it's protected, meanwhile, is in the hands of Congress.
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Valentine says that there are a number of areas to tattoo on the hands, including the top (or back) of the hands, the tops of the fingers near the knuckles, the cuticles, the insides of the fingers, the sides of the hands, and the palms.
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Not getting them into the hands of your doctor could have disastrous effects, but so could having them fall into the hands of a hacker.
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Many people don't know what to do with their hands, sometimes groping into the open air or needlessly clamping their hands over the VR headsets.
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Her conduct, from smiling and shaking hands with supporters to clasping her hands in prayer while greeting Michelle Obama, showed an admirable steeliness and resolve.
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All that's left is an exchange — Nacho hands over the baseball cards, Wormald hands over that preposterous Hummer, which is headed to the chop shop.
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After shaking hands and saying thanks … we were on our way back to our van when she came back over with something in her hands.
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Following the attack, the women were seen holding their hands away from their bodies and quickly going to a bathroom where they washed their hands.
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With that, Kissinger assembled a team of eight students — they call themselves Hands for Julian — to create motorized, prosthetic hands for the 10 year old.
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If civilization as we know it ends at the hands of artificial intelligence, at least we know those hands are really good at solving puzzles.
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This hands-free speaker attaches to your clothing to allow effortless interfacing with your virtual assistants, as well as hands-free calling and music playback.
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It's a concept that could be sort of naff in the wrong hands, but in King's hands it's a suspenseful and lightning-fast page-turner.
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The extra hands will likely prove useful as Amazon continues to experiment with ways to boost sales volume and get more packages in customers' hands.
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Deaths of civilians at the hands of the police, and the police at the hands of civilians, make the job, perhaps, more difficult than ever.
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I didn't really get much hands-on time with those, but we'll be getting a review unit into the hands of our video team soon.
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JGL has been head-down and hands-on with HitRecord, and we'll hear from him about how to put the power back in creators' hands.
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If the pushup is too easy, you can move your hands closer together or stagger your hands for a more challenging form of the move.
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We took the power from the hands of the big-government special interests and returned it firmly into the hands of the hard-working taxpayers.
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I am doing the usual things: trying not to shake hands with people, washing my hands and being careful about sneezing and stuff like that.
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That's because when you wash your hands with soap and water, you're not just wiping viruses off your hands and sending them down the drain.
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We learned this at the hands of another boy our age, who probably had learned it at the hands of another boy of whatever age.
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She also noted that keeping the house clean, washing kids' hands, and washing your hands after touching kids' secretions or changing diapers is a must.
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"It's all hands on deck — especially well-educated clinical hands," said Nancy Foster, the American Hospital Association's vice president for quality and patient safety policy.
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The driver's hands were only on the wheel for 51 seconds of that trip portion, despite numerous alerts to place his hands back on it.
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The president also claimed that Americans could practice adequate social distancing while at work if they stop shaking hands and wash their hands more frequently.
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"Amler said it's important to use soap, and that "it's the frictional movement of your hands that actually gets the bacteria off of your hands.
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Warren shook the hands of two other candidates, but when Sanders reached his right hand out as Warren approached him, she moved her hands away.
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Rubio teased Trump about the size of his hands, telling supporters, "I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2".
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"When you get off the train, or the bus, or you shake somebody's hands and you don't know their hygiene, wipe your hands," Charles said.
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"When you talk about hands on there is no bigger hands on owners than you are looking at right now," said Beckham, sitting alongside Mas.
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What do you get when you take an economy out of the hands experts and place it in the hands of a bloated socialist bureaucracy?
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The woman's feet shuffle her to the sink beside the rapist's girlfriend, and the woman's hands wash her hands, and the woman's vocal cords vocalize.
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Sanders then raised both his hands higher and turned away from Warren to shake hands with Tom Steyer, another candidate who was standing close by.
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On one occasion, Ri applied "baby cream" on her hands and told her to put her hands on a man's face from behind, she said.
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The world deserves what they're about to get, whether at his hands or the hands of all the other angry, rioting downtrodden in Gotham City.
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We have been very afraid of repression, of dying at the hands of the criminal underworld or at the hands of the state security forces.
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The specter of Till's death at the hands of the Ku Klux Klan lingers behind these more recent deaths at the hands of the police.
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Thinking about every NHL GM staring at his TV as Brayden McNabb hands the Cup to Luca Sbisa, who hands it to Ryan Reaves, who hands it to Colin Miller, who hands it to Jonathan Marchessault and Reilly Smith at the same time, who put down the Cup and hold up a sign that reads, "THANK YOU DALE" is something too good to pass up.
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AND FINALLY ... Happy hands The "Finland's Got Talent" winner performed John Lennon's "Happy Christmas" with his hands, and it's as weird and wonderful as it sounds.
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The proof is in the pictures — William and Kate occasionally hold hands in public, while newlyweds Harry and Meghan have rarely been spotted not holding hands!
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Step 4: Hop your feet together in between your hands, so you're squatting with your hands on the floor like at the end of Step 303.
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The Freemie Freedom makes it possible to pump completely hands-free — even in front of other people — without the need for a special hands-free bra.
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"She abandoned the royal protocol of wearing gloves because she liked to hold hands when visiting people or shake hands and have direct contact," said Lynn.
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Coffins which were carved with the hands open meant they were female, while if the hands were balled into fists, they held males, according to Waziri.
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Dashboard Confessional: "Hands Down" For reasons we cannot even begin to fathom, the official video for "Hands Down" appears to have been wiped form the Internet.
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And he takes off his helmet — we don't see who it is — he hands the helmet to me and hands me the keys to the bike.
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"[The alleged victim] tried to shift his body and move Spacey's hands away with his hands, but Spacey kept reaching down his pants," the complaint alleges.
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Or, consider the connection between the hands and their ruler, Gemini — have you ever met a Gem who doesn't talk with their hands when they're excited?
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Looking at the precision accuracy of the gloves on the user's hands in the video in concert with the person's virtual hands indicates Zuckerberg wasn't exaggerating.
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Drivers are required to have hands on the wheel — and if the system detects a hands-off driver, eventually Autopilot will turn off and lock out.
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It was the first step to moving tech out of the exclusive hands of hobbyists and into the hands of a non-professional, non-technical audience.
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Dating apps have always been very hands on — full of swipes and texting — but now some of them are making the move to be hands-free.
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Budge is a staggering 6 feet, 10 inches tall, and has giant hands and feet to match — though his hands are what earned him this record.
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An act called the "Theater of Hands" was just that: a miniature drama in which the characters were portrayed by a performer's hands, with remarkable verisimilitude.
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So I wrote a software which automatically found the best possible configuration for the robot hands, depending on my requirements for what motion hands should have.
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Getting his head below McGregor's to force the Irishman upright, Diaz freed his hands and was able to dig blows to the body with both hands.
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"The cryptocurrency that's being mined through this program is not touching Razer's hands nor the user's hands," said Razer spokesperson Kevin Allen in a phone call.
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Followed by my hands mimicking a rubbing like motion over my pelvic region and then emulating a gunshot with my hands as I bit my lips.
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Their body language was constricted; they raised their hands with their elbows cradled in their other hands; they made themselves physically small; they spoke less often.
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Just rinse your hands then apply a liberal amount of salt, rub it around a bit, rinse hands in cool water and the smell is gone.
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A work called "A Hands Routine" maps the places he and his boyfriend felt safe holding hands while in a car roaming the streets of Beirut.
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The literature hands, he suggests, sometimes let their emotions get the best of them, while the political-science hands, like Sestanovich, are more cool and collected.
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How inconvenient, then, that when this world-inverting crisis finally showed up, we weren't given an enemy we could fight with our hands (wash your hands).
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The CDC recommends you wet your hands, lather soap in your hands (all over) for at least 20 seconds, then rinse and dry with clean towel.
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Workers had resorted to dipping their hands in chemicals like kerosene and benzene after their shifts to clean the graphite and carbon black off their hands.
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"And I just looked up and I just put my hands out and, you know, I guess my hands were in the right place," he said.
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The officer then raised his gun and shouted "put your hands up, show me your hands," before firing a shot — all in less than four seconds.
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He raises the ante on his characters' complications, exposing the damage they've suffered not only at each other's hands but at their families' hands as well.
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Before you fall asleep, look at your hands and tell yourself, "When I'm asleep, I'll see my hands and realize I'm dreaming," over and over again.
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But America's problem is much broader: It simply has too many guns, regardless of whether they're in a "good" guy's hands or a "bad" guy's hands.
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"Whenever there is a problem with the subways, the city just throws up its hands or sits on its hands," Mr. Lhota said in an interview.
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Yet, surrounded by drawings that were conceived as preparatory — "Hands of the Virgin" and "Hands of Maximilian," for example — the oil versions lack in loving care.
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Lugné-Poe raises his hands in front of his pale, upturned head, animating his speech, while Bady's hands are folded, her downcast face veiled by shadows.
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I guess there's just something irresistible about a guy who chooses to wear giant inflatable hands over his real hands and then tickles you with them?
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And that the expectation of loss, that you will find loss and betrayal at the hands of your father, at the hands of your husband, at the hands of the police — everywhere that you look as a black woman that there is going to be that loss.
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For kids who are old enough to understand, "it's okay to tell children that we wash our hands because sometimes germs get on our hands, and if germs get on our hands and we don't get rid of them, they can make us sick," Gurwitch told Vox.
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Body parts most injured were hands and fingers Hands and fingers in 2018 were an estimated 28 percent of injuries treated, while arms were about 4 percent.
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Hands-off approach US officials say the White House has taken a largely hands-off approach to how the Pentagon is being run -- at least for now.
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On a completely unrelated note, anyone remember that time when Trump described himself as a "clean hands freak" who finds the very idea of shaking hands barbaric?
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Children, for example, like to put their hands in their mouth so they become infected by touching a turtle or its habitat and not washing their hands.
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A metaphor like "he had leathery hands," for example, roused the participants' sensory cortex to activity, while something like "he had strong hands" did nothing at all.
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"Just because someone let you put your hands up their shirt, doesn't mean that they want you to put your hands down their pants," she tells Refinery29.
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These 120 participants washed their hands using one of the two techniques (in a 50/50 split), after which time their hands were analyzed for bacterial buildup.
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Bondi's rebuttal was that her website currently features an image of "hands clasped together, all different color rainbow hands," which Cooper pointed out only just went up.
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What remains the same across handfastings is the binding of the couple's hands — sometimes just their right hands, sometimes both with the ribbon making an infinity symbol.
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It opens with a series shots of hands reaching for each other, then later pans up to reveal that these people holding hands are all queer couples.
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Bring your hands together in a prayer position and bring them to your left cheek, as if tucking your hands under your cheek to go to sleep.
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But we were playing around with one for a particular job and we ran it across our hands and discovered it scraped the water off our hands.
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As Dean looks through a bedroom window, he suddenly yells, "Put your hands up, show me your hands," then fires without identifying himself as a police officer.
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This included encouraging children to wash their hands frequently, use hand sanitizers, not put their hands near their mouth or nose and avoid sharing utensils and drinks.
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So, for example, restaurant work has extremely high rates of sexual harassment at the hands of managers and co-workers, but also at the hands of customers.
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"If you and all your girls bad as fuck, put your hands up," Miguel sings toward the end, ensuring GoldLink has yet another anthem on his hands.
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Joe drove with his hands on the wheels, but demonstrated that he could take his hands off the wheels and the "deployable tracking wheels" would guide us.
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How the give of my flesh will be abhorrent to her hands, but not half as abhorrent as her bone white hands will be to my flesh.
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"These are gentle hands, these are creative hands," Mr. Davis says in the film, which includes scenes of the artist making a clay sculpture of her daughter.
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Most of these partially automated technologies require drivers' hands on the wheel intermittently; Super Cruise is hands-off, but uses a camera to ensure drivers stay alert.
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His hands are by his sides, we can't tell what if anything he has in his hands, and when he's shot and killed, he's actually walking backward.
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However, in the exact moment that the photo is taken, Ocasio-Cortez's hands are both clasped in what I can only refer to as "finger purse" hands.
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" While opening a Clinton rally in Phoenix on Monday, Secretary of Labor Tom Perez said the presidency isn't about "whether you have big hands, but steady hands.
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Even less convincing is "Otage aux Mains ou Nu aux Mains" (Hostage Hands or Nude Hands, 1942) which has peaceful pale blue strokes on the cow pie.
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Horizon Zero Dawn was the first big game of the year I needed to get my hands on, and boy did I get my hands on it.
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"I pushed him off with my hands, I just remember I almost punched him ... Every time I see him now, my hands clench into fists," she said.
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Sometimes it's old, like Marcel Odenbach's four-minute video, from 1977-79, "The Eternal Creative Hands or for All Art Historians," which features the artist's fidgeting hands.
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My left hand is not particularly good at drawing hands — well, my right hand always took a shortcut on hands anyway (sometimes my people have three fingers).
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Sort of the more they have their hands on it, the less successful they'll be, as opposed to a company like Snapchat who's very hands-on, right?
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"They say whoever has the darkest stains on her hands makes the best cloth," Ms. Yang said proudly, as she held out her purple-streaked hands. video
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His ghostly installation, "A Show of Hands," features hundreds of white plaster casts of raised right hands, each one an index of a political prisoner like himself.
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When my daughter was teething, we bought her lots of options, even similar supposedly hands-free teething and sucking combos, like the Molar Muncher Hands-Free Teether.
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Wet your hands with clean running water and then lather them with soap; don't miss the backs of your hands, between your fingers and under your nails.
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When hands are dirty or greasy, people should ideally wash hands with soap and water, and only use sanitizer when handwashing isn't an option, the CDC advises.
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He insists that people wash their hands before entering the Oval Office and is wary of shaking hands with members of the public for fear of infection.
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Here was the issue: The cup also featured two arms holding hands, and it wasn't clear, from the image, what gender of bodies the hands belonged to.
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Touch is necessary for releasing trauma the body holds, but that touch is best done with hands, because "our heart energy is in our hands," Rose says.
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If I die it's on his hands . . .
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However, that's much less than the $23 billion that changed hands in Facebook and the $25 billion that changed hands in Alibaba on their first day of trading.
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Hands by his hips, chin up in the air, Rockhold begs to be countered and Weidman and Bisping had a field day when he led with his hands.
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I have small hands, which is why this thing intimidates me, but I'm sure even those with large hands can't operate the phone one-handed when it's unfolded.
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The company says that the new service will help keep some data out of ISPs' hands and that they won't keep data in their hands for long either.
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Only Emeril Lagasse even mentioned washing his hands before cooking, and all but three of the chefs are shown handling meat without washing their hands at least once.
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But while everyone agrees that thoroughly washing your hands is hugely important for avoiding disease, there's actually little agreement on the cleanest method for drying your hands afterward.
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Jeff Kepner, Patient 2, had lost both hands to sepsis; Chris Pollock, Patient 3, destroyed his hands while reaching for an ear of corn in a corn picker.
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However, searching "tiny hands" on Twitter will bring you to Trump's profile, as well as a cute store called Tiny Hands Jewelry that makes mini scented food jewelry.
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"We will introduce legislation in Spring 2017 that ensures we keep marijuana out of the hands of children and profits out of the hands of criminals," Philpott said.
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The economic and political elite have targeted Assange not because his hands are dirty, but because he's given us a glimpse of how dirty their own hands are.
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Since cold hands don't always feel sexy, "warm up your hands first if you have the chance to do so," says Jessica O'Reilly, PhD, a Toronto-based sexologist.
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" At one point, Zawaideh claims White stuck his hands down his pants, approached Zawaideh, and then "stuck his hands in her face trying to make her smell them.
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One rare exception is the curious 1994 painting "Breakup" that has two human hands reaching through an ice floe, each based on actual casts of the artist's hands.
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" In the next job I find myself literally not doing anything with my hands, kind of sitting on them, until the director goes, "What's wrong with your hands?
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"I don't want to drag this on for too long but a lot of that is not in my hands; it is also in customers' hands," Bellemare said.
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And, if I'm still in doubt, I simply ask a student, "Is it OK if I give you a hands-on assist?" before placing my hands on them.
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Upstairs, Valentine buries his face in his hands, and looks up to a welcome sight: Cash, the Weeknd's manager, and XO artist Nav, are standing with open hands.
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A lot of times in my work you will see hands holding other hands to show the pulling up of each other, so we can all move forward.
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We can pick up droplets that contain the virus, and they'll stay on our hands, and perhaps enter our bodies if we touch our hands to our faces.
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Third, practice good personal hygiene: washing your hands is essential and wearing masks can help from passing the virus on -- if you can get your hands on one.
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Two competitors link hands with their elbow firmly on a table, their hands are bound to each other, and then the other hand is free to swing away.
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"So I got to shake hands with Albert Einstein and have not washed my hands since," he said in an interview in 2013 for the journal Social Medicine.
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The agency said passengers should wash their hands before and after the screening process, and that officers are being encouraged to wash their hands and cover their coughs.
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Matt Schlapp, the chair of the American Conservative Union, said he shook hands with him and later shook hands with Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, among others.
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Begin in a hands-and-knees position on the ground with your eyes on the floor beneath you and your hands placed slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
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Human waves moving forward, slingshots in the hands of some, the tide turning as one fell, crowds parting as rough hands hurriedly carted another victim from the confrontation.
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The groups filing the suit against delisting, however, used a different argument to get the matter out of the hands of scientists and into the hands of Christensen.
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The officer then slid her hands up the woman's legs but moved her hands inside her shorts to make direct contact with her genitals, according to the lawsuit.
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It posted photographs on Twitter of the two shaking hands, as well as images of the president grinning and gripping hands with Sergey I. Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.
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Román Oyarzun Marchesi of Spain, which holds the rotating presidency of the Council, asked for a show of hands in support of the resolution: 14 hands went up.
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A recent Pew survey found that while 56 percent trust facial recognition in the hands of police, only 36 percent trust it in the hands of tech companies.
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I've always thought it about connecting with people, as I said, shaking hands, hands on the shoulder, a hug, encouragement, and now, it's all about taking selfies together.
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I think that to have dark-skinned dolls in the hands of other races is just as important as having it in the hands of black kids themselves.
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With quick hands and quick feet, he jump-started fast breaks, finding teammates with clever passes or taking matters into his own hands with a deadeye jump shot.
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But the best part of the best moment, hands down, was when typically surly interviewee Russell Westbrook came out doing a jubilant little ditty, rolling and throwing up hands.
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This isn't a great way to band together and pry profits out of the hands of the millionaires and billionaires and get them into the hands of the people.
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In addition to not properly washing their hands, the USDA reported that "numerous" participants inexplicably didn't even bother to dry their hands after washing them, which is like...what?
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Not only are everyone's hands different, but your height, arm length, shoulder width, and other factors can all affect how your hands, wrists, and fingers interface with your keyboard.
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The new rule would have transfered the power out of the hands of the convention's presiding officer, House Speaker Paul Ryan, and put into the hands of the delegates.
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If it's not right, then I'd probably be quite vocal to let you know it wasn't: "Don't put your hands there, put your hands there," that kind of thing.
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As a general rule, try to wash your hands before eating with them, touching your lips with them, or doing anything that requires your hands to touch your mouth.
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So imagine all that, and we put a Tupperware box on top of it with two holes to stick your hands in so that you couldn't see your hands.
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That's because I built mine with my own beautifully formed hands, while his was built with the hands of God, and nobody can compete with God, is that correct?
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"Children who get called on are the ones who raise their hands, and girls generally don't raise their hands unless they're really sure they know the answer," she explains.
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To increase efficiency, Autodesk's engineers applied the old adage "many hands make light work" to the 3D-printing process — here, it's many 3D-printing nozzles instead of many hands.
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"Wiping your kids' faces, washing their hands, changing their diapers — that kind of hands-on care creates a deep connection you otherwise wouldn't have," he told Newsweek in 2007.
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As we've taken our small-screen destiny into our own hands—skinny bundles, "over the top" content, a device-agnostic smorgasbord of streaming—our hands have become empty, idle.
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It was at this moment in the body cam footage that one officer said Jefferson, "Put your hands up, show me your hands," before a single shot was fired.
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He said that he tried to shift away with his body and move Spacey's hands away with his hands, but Spacey kept reaching down his pants, the complaint states.
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We must continue to recognize that physical and psychological torture at the hands of a husband or boyfriend is as heinous as torture at the hands of political actors.
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She told the Times she wouldn't ask Trump about his allegedly small hands, but that just means she got a reference to Trump's allegedly small hands in the Times.
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This creates a piece for two hands (albeit two hands playing the same notes at more or less the same time) out of a work famously written for one.
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Rather, he tweeted that to keep yourself and those around you healthy, wash your hands often, avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands and disinfect surfaces.
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As for the laundry process itself, remember to wash your hands before touching anything, wear disposable gloves, and then wash your hands again immediately once you take them off.
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I actually hate washing my hands far more at home than in public; a public bathroom feels like an indisputably gross place, so washing my hands feels worth it?
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After lathering with soap and rubbing the back of her hands as directed, DeGeneres playfully told the audience that it's recommended to wash hands for at least 20 seconds.
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The stern voice of another, previously unseen white officer then implores him to keep his hands visible; his body stiffens as he snaps his hands back on the wheel.
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The officer immediately tells the man to show his hands, telling him, "Let me see your hands, dude," but a shot immediately rings out as he raises his gun.
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Wash your hands with liquid soap and water for at least 20 seconds, or us an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol to disinfect your hands.
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Whatever your creative process, the Samsung Galaxy Book can help you streamline it — and with more time on your hands, there's no limit to what those hands can create.
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In the body-camera video of the fatal shooting, Dean can be heard yelling "Put your hands up, show me your hands," then firing a shot into the home.
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Let justice be left in the hands of an Almighty God here, for it seems to me that this case is out of the hands of the Indian government.
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"Don't touch your face, get a flu shot, wipe your hands and wash your hands with water and soap, that's the most important thing you can do," he said.
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Staring at the hands for minutes on end, you find yourself wondering if the hands are moving or if the black box and magnets are all just a trick.
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" - Vinny, 323 "Blind uncle plunged hands into stuffing.
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The Hazel Sessions — Laurie Lewis & The Right Hands
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" - Lia, 26 "Girl eating syrupy pancakes with hands.
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And then they are holding [the second set of] hands, [which are] meant to be proportional to the Ghundara, as if we found the lost hands of the Ghundara Buddha.
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While Fosse didn't invent jazz hands, he brought the move to the mainstream — the show Pippin, which he directed, begins with a sea of jazz hands on a dark stage.
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Fear of holding hands is more pronounced among transgender people, with 81% saying they are very or somewhat afraid to hold hands publicly, and zero saying they have no fear.
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I have big hands, and I basically can't do it without tipping the phone over in my hand; I ended up having to use two hands most of the time.
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Because it can be mounted to operate hands-free, it can be a complementary instrument for someone performing that is already using their hands, like with a guitar or piano.
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"I was pregnant and he compared my breast size to his wife by putting his hands in the air," Corcoran told CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront," gesticulating with her hands.
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I won't soon forget the image of Benedict Cumberbatch having hands grow out of his fingers that grow out of his hands that grow out of his fingers ad infinitum.
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Her hands are shown smoking a cigarette, performing the child's game, cat's cradle, and drawing, tattoo-like, thick black lines of ink down her fingers, across her hands and wrist.
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Like the great Jack Johnson, Cormier can catch his opponents out by switching from a purely stifling use of his hands to a quick, straight-forward attack with his hands.
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The harpist, standing there while the pianist played, smiled at her and offered her hands; the woman smiled back and accepted her hands and began to sway to the music.
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Test-driving catchphrases, talking with his hands, slipping effortlessly into Spanish, Mr. Kaine praised the presidential candidate beside him as she grinned and nodded, clasping her hands at her midsection.
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They raise their hands in the air as if to say that they have something to tell us before dying, and the hands are bent, as Harder's leg was, earlier.
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A study in the Journal of Environmental Health "found only 5 percent of Americans wash their hands properly," meaning the person you're greeting is highly likely to have unclean hands.
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Only the lowest stones were ancient, and I knelt to lay my hands on them, jagged and pocked from the salt air, imagining the hands that had placed them there.
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Being in one requires an acknowledgment that love is out of your hands, and the pleasure of the Angelina Jolie experience was that very little was out of her hands.
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Even if your hands are clean when you walk toward the bathroom door, they won't be after you've pushed the door open with your hands or grasped a door handle.
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They can use their hands to issue subpoenas or use their mouth to denounce Trump's actions, and if hands and mouth stuff isn't good enough, they can practice impeaching themselves.
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"Now the concept of shaking hands since this — you're hearing a lot of stuff about trying not to shake hands, and that has not stopped me at all," he said.
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Hand sanitizer isn't as effective as washing hands wih soap and water, and may not even get all the visible dirt off a child's hands, let alone all the germs.
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"We know we can have a tough game on our hands but we also know that whoever plays us will also have a tough game on their hands," he added.
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"I've been assuming that the Senate is pretty much in the Republicans' hands," Stovall said, adding the market's view is the House will change hands but the Senate will not.
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When Warren asked people at the beginning of the event to raise their hands if they knew somebody who's been "caught in the grips of addiction," most hands went up.
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In a second, she would pull up the sheet and one of them would turn toward the other, murmuring the usual things, touching with hands that were just hands again.
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It was emotionally and physically draining to watch a woman go through what so many women go through, but at the hands of the United States Congress; at America's hands.
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According to NHS England, the best way to avoid catching or spreading coronavirus is to:wash your hands with soap and water often, for at least 20 secondsalways wash your hands when you get home or into workuse hand sanitiser gel if soap and water are not availablecover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve (not your hands) when you cough or sneezeput used tissues in the bin straight away and wash your hands afterwardstry to avoid close contact with people who are unwellavoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth if your hands are not clean
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Ms. Azrieli, cupping her hands behind her head, executes a headstand, with her legs separated in a V. Ms. Smith squats while brushing the backs of her hands on the floor.
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Before bed, look at your hands and tell yourself, Tonight in my dreams, I'll see my hands and realize I'm dreaming, over and over like a mantra until you fall asleep.
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"I look forward to working hands in hands with you to ensure peace and prosperity of the Asia-Pacific region and to address various challenges the international community faces," Abe said.
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WATCH: Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Hold Hands as They End Week-Long Getaway to India Earlier this month, the duo was spotted wearing matching gold rings on their right hands.
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With too much time on his hands he often reminisces about the days he used to patrol Mosul and blames the Iraqi government for the city falling into Islamic State hands.
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They were each paired with another person and told that they had their hands on the planchette, too — but their partners would remove their hands as soon as the test started.
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"The real power of the offer-first policy is that it puts the power into the hands of customers rather than into the hands of the government," Cress told BuzzFeed News.
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But the Americans Against Insecure Billionaires With Tiny Hands PAC is standing out from the pack with a political ad demanding that Donald Trump release the exact measurements of his hands.
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Now you can use your virtual hands to pick up objects in the Hulu living room as well as use your virtual hands to rifle through the video and film library.
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Using the Touch controllers, you can make your avatar elicit surprise by holding your hands up to your cheeks, or pretending to be scared by placing your hands over your eyes.
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Today's update also introduces hands-free "OK Waze" voice commands in the US, UK, and Canada, letting you request info or change your destination without taking your hands off the wheel.
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You can choose how involved or hands-off you want to be but for us, it just made more sense to be the most hands-off with our surrogate as possible.
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You can take your hands off the steering wheel, too, for brief periods, but the car won't change lanes or go down an exit ramp without your hands on the wheel.
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"It's very unfortunate that behind many actions in Pakistan there are hidden hands, secret hands," Chaudhry told Reuters in response to a question about the military's possible role in Geo's trouble.
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Twins who were born holding hands are closer than ever This week, PEOPLE checked in with Jenna and Jillian Thistlethwaite, 2-year-old twins who were born holding hands in 2014.
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I do a lot of work with my hands in a workshop and if I get something on my hands, I can wipe it off and it doesn't make a mess.
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"Maybe she'd be better if the film took this much time," Dobson said, holding his hands a few inches apart, "instead of this much time," his hands now a foot apart.
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The final point was an ace, and Auger-Aliassime dove to the court and put his hands to his head, then quickly stood up to shake hands with his vanquished opponent.
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Ezekiel Elliott's accuser took several photos of the injuries she claims she suffered at the hands of the Dallas Cowboys running back ... showing bruising on her arms, hands, neck and legs.
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" Freddy's attempt to mate with Kaplan included him lunging at her neck first and her hands later, resulting in her hands "being severely torn and infected for a couple of months.
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But their findings probably mean you should try not to bury your face in your hands in frustration while your bag is getting searched— at least, not before washing your hands.
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But this was very different and a bit difficult because the mixing process for the first two records we quite hands on, but this one was taken out of our hands.
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Neil Diamond has updated his classic song "Sweet Caroline" for the age of social distancing, so you have something new to sing while washing your "hands ... washing hands" for 20 seconds.
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Two of the photos obtained by the reporters show the men kneeling, in one with their hands behind their necks and in a second with their hands tied behind their backs.
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So now we have to raise our hands, deaf and hearing, and be recognized, and then there's a big flurry of hands so that everybody knows that one person is talking.
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The soft, wide body of the Comotomo Natural Feel Baby Bottle is easy for little hands to grasp during feeding and easy for larger hands to clean out and sanitize afterward.
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President Trump takes pains to glower at the camera, boasts about the size of his hands (and not just his hands) and recently tweeted a mock video of himself wrestling CNN.
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However, some conservative politicians want to take that decision out of the hands of doctors and parents who know these teens best — and put it in the hands of the state.
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"He said, 'Let me see your hands; you could be a kid of mine,' " Dr. Wassenaar said, recalling shared traits like their large hands and mouth, high forehead and high cheekbones.
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But they made clear in an open letter that they plan to take a hands-off approach to the company going forward and will put its future direction Pichai&aposs hands.
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The penultimate episode left The Child in the hands of enemies, but luckily, the finale didn't waste too much time getting The Child back into the hands of its Mando-dad.
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They're dangerous — particularly in the hands of reckless drivers.
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Fresh Catch for poke bowls in Oahu – hands down!
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Even six hands may be required — a second resident.
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Prince's legacy will live on – but in whose hands?
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Only thing missing -- a cold one in their hands.
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Keep your hands up, AJ ... viva la raza, Andy.
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Rest assured, Laker Nation ... you're still in good hands.
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I don't think my money is in safe hands .
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Cosby's life is now in the judge's hands ... literally.
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" Yanez: "Ma'am, just keep your hands where they are.
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Relax — you're in good, if not exactly steady, hands.
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"Don't move — show us your hands!" shout the guards.
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"Its craftsmanship — "The case, the dial, the hands, etc.
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" Zzzzt ," he said, rotating his hands in the air.
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Hands-on exploring — call it snooping — is de rigueur.
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You're a gopher basically — an extra pair of hands.
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" — someone with "a surgeon's hands" and "a woman's touch.
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MYSTERY & THRILLER: 'Death in Her Hands' by Ottessa Moshfegh
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" An officer responded, "Like this, something in his hands.
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Why are you calling holding — his hands are inside?
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" He added, "Never leave it in the judges' hands.
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But still, the hands are something else — something specific.
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" "Right now, we have an emergency on our hands.
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" But, he added, "not everything is in our hands.
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" August 13 (Pennsylvania speech) "Big beautiful hands of yours.
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Every American can join this battle personally and effectively by washing their hands regularly, NEVER touching with their bare hands potentially contaminated door knobs, elevator buttons or danger zones on buses and trains that other contaminated hands have touched, or by giving money they can afford to people in need and causes that support them.
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" Asked by Berman what the most "apt comparison" between Nixon and Trump is, Dean said, "the fact that Nixon was hands-on very early is just like Trump hands-on very early.
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The President shook hands with Chief Justice Roberts as he first entered the building, then the Obamas stood by Scalia's casket for a moment with their hands clasped and their heads bowed.
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But Levin said he was most surprised that more than a quarter of Americans have practiced "laying on hands," in which a person lays their hands on another to relay spiritual blessings.
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The video showed two hands holding a peach, and upon hitting the play button, the hands begin to peel the skin back from the flesh of the peach in one seamless motion.
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And 2238 said he was handcuffed, although they didn't agree on whether his hands were behind him, his hands were in front of him, or if only his left hand was handcuffed.
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When you're generating speech when you're blinking your eyes at me when you're folding your hands and using your hands to talk to me when you're moving around when you're feeding yourself.
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BMW's new Traffic Jam Assistant allows virtually hands-free operation at low speeds, and Cadillac's Super Cruise lets a driver take their hands off the wheel on well-marked limited-access highways.
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" A few days after her team shared the video with Refinery29, they also shared a new blog post on Swan's website, titled "Their Lives In My Hands, My Life In Their Hands.
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A game with glow-in-the-dark powder that nurses smeared on their gloved hands, for example, showed how easily germs spread from hands that are not cleaned after removing the gloves.
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Dessa's hands are covered in silver rings and jewelry that she doesn't take off even when she sleeps and showers, she tells me, holding her hands in front of her, fingers splayed.
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As well as the pairs of hands to grip his weapons and pose neutrally, Deadpool also comes with an additional set of six hands, doing everything from thumbs ups to okay signs.
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Just as the Bluetooth headset ushered in an era of hands-free calling, AR startups are trying to convince manufacturing startups that AR headsets will bring new efficiencies with hands-free computing.
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Rather than placing control in the hands of a product visionary, Chewy's structure places control in the hands of litigious financial engineers who are looking to exit with their own maximum profit.
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Doehner had burns to his face, both hands and down his right leg from the knee, according to the AP.. His mother had burns to her face, both legs and both hands.
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According to Bonhams, Wyeth displayed the hands on a windowsill in their Pennsylvania home "overlooking the nearby Brandywine River," where the hands' silhouette was contrasted against the annual freeze of the water.
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It has arms and hands of a sort, and a head with wide eyes to accommodate two cameras that give it stereo vision — the better to watch what its hands are doing.
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Visitors will be the first to get hands-on with new content in Modern Warfare Remastered, Black Ops III, and Infinite Warfare, including hands-on with the new Zombies in Spaceland mode.
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Or in other words, how can one expect the Mexican state to keep legalized pot out of the hands of cartels if it cannot keep mining out of those very same hands?
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Mincing garlic meant getting sticky garlic juice all over my hands, little garlic pieces flying everywhere, "wasting time" getting the garlic small enough, and having the garlic smell cling to my hands.
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" ("A lot of gay kids are very, very excited about Britney," Mr. Tranter said.) Other lines include, "If a million hands can build a wall/A million hands can break it down.
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Hands Across America was meant to raise awareness and money for the homeless by getting people across the contiguous United States to hold hands for 15 minutes by forming a human chain.
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He had climbed out Chloe's nursery window to empty the gutters, clawing out wet clumps of leaves and bird shit with his bare hands, hands gone blue and bloodless from the cold.
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Democrats are against more tax cuts for middle Americans that would take even more money out of the hands of Washington and put it into the hands of working, middle-class voters.
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The narrator of this fantasy goes on to explain that she envisions "my hands floating" above, and we see said hands (and then lips) massage, kiss, bite, suck, and nibble said bottom.
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"Let's wash our hands, rub, rub, rub, rub them / don't put your hands on eyes, nose, mouth / limit going to crowded places, fight back against corona!" the chorus, sung in Vietnamese, goes.
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"Wash your hands much more than you think you need to wash your hands," Dr. Rebecca Katz, director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University, told me.
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Grundig will sell a total of 11 models including two OLED model TVs under the "Fire OLED TV - Fire TV Edition Hands-Free with Alexa" branding and two without hands-free support.
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But you don't actually need investors if you're starting a company that can get off the ground right away with your own two hands (and probably the helping hands of a partner).
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" As a producer of "Molly's Game," Ms. Pascal said that they cast Mr. Elba as the lawyer because "if you had to put yourself in someone's hands, whose hands would you want?
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Tom Carper (D-Del.) shaking hands for so long that they ended up just holding hands while they talked; Tim Kaine and John Cornyn sharing a laugh.
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They were apparently allowed to wash their hands, but if they "were found to have washed their hands above the wrist area, they were accused of playing in the water," Hestrin said.
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He described the clothes these men wore, their hands (Klaus liked hands), their gestures, the bulge of their dicks in their pants, told me if they were tall or had a beard.
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Just as they did during their royal tour Down Under last year, the famously affectionate royal couple held hands and lovingly put their hands on each other's backs throughout the day's events.
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"I think the fact that they all raised their hands and said we need Medicare for All is also raising their hands and saying the Affordable Care Act has failed," Tillis said.
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An array of human hands chiseled into various poses, one holding a coin, another with the words "2 close hands" folded in prayer, shows a similar enchantment with the shape of things.
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At the time, Google had come under fire when research showed that when a user searched online for "hands," the image results were almost all white; but when searching for "black hands," the images were far more derogatory depictions, including a white hand reaching out to offer help to a black one, or black hands working in the earth.
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As a reminder of the "Hands up, don't shoot" chant from the Ferguson protests, Billy's hands are high in the air, proving he isn't an imminent threat to the officer who murders him.
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It wasn't clear if the two heard the request, and the two had shaken hands when Merkel arrived at the White House and they shook hands again after a White House news conference.
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"I open the gates" (2019) shows hands grabbing a pair of breasts, bisected by a shimmering spinal column; in "My waters rest" (2019), weathered hands fold in prayer against a marine-blue background.
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But a new surge of startups and companies are now taking nootropics mainstream, taking smart stacks out of the hands of internet users, and putting them into the hands of the average person.
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" Throughout all her highs and lows, Gaynor says her deep faith guided her: "I prayed that God would use the doctor's hands as his hands, and I have no doubt that he did.
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No handshake The two did not shake hands or acknowledge each other on their way to their seats, though they did shake hands on the dais as the crowd mingled after the events.
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In poker that means choosing in advance which starting hands you will play in each table position and deciding how you will bet should those hands improve when the shared cards are dealt.
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Tesla requires drivers using its Autopilot mode to keep their hands on the wheel, while Uber's engineers hover their hands a few inches away from the steering wheels of their self-driving vehicles.
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The driver had received several visual and one audible hands-on warning earlier in the drive and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision.
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HARD-DRIVING, HANDS-ON Known for his hard-driving, hands-on approach and single-minded ambition, Wu is not the first high-profile executive reported to be targeted or questioned by Chinese authorities.
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With your hands in push-up position, lift your upper body into the air with your hands, keeping your elbows close to your body and extending fully before returning to your starting position.
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The attitude that some people had towards that child tax credit that it&aposs better off in the hands of these big corporations than it is in the hands of a working family.
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A study of volunteers forced to plunge their hands in ice-cold water found that those who swore kept their hands submerged for longer than those who were stuck bellowing a neutral word.
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"If hands are washed for the recommended 20 seconds with warm water and soap brought to a lather, this is the most effective way to remove germs from hands," Dr. Stork tells PEOPLE.
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But they've held hands on future church walks, and this year, the couple, who are expecting their third child in April, sweetly held hands as they walked next to the newly engaged couple.
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When I stand behind you and I put my arms around you, and I put my hands on your breasts, and I put my hands on you and pull you in real close.
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A plethora of wedding-centric online outlets exist to take your gown off your hands (and place it in the hands of another bride) for a decent percentage of what you actually paid.
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After speeding through a legislative process that typically takes months, the law was passed by a show of hands in parliament with an overwhelming majority of attending lawmakers raising their hands in support.
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Democratic socialists believe we need to build a mass movement that can pry health insurance provision out of the hands of health insurance companies and put it into the hands of the public.
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"Because in the 1970s, we took the authority to direct that action out of the hands of the president and we put it in the hands of the federal court system," Hayden added.
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The tall, slender policeman, his theatrical gesture, the arch of his hands and the ladies' hands, the #WeStandTogether banner, the Manchester bee — and the choice of black and white adds to the scene.
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"The majorities are going to be narrower, but whether it's in Republican hands or Democratic hands that will only allow a group like ours to have more influence over the process," said Rep.
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The driver kept his hands off the wheel for all but 51 seconds of the final drive segment and received numerous alerts to place his hands back on the wheel, NTSB documents showed.
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"It was hard for me to feel those materials and my hands every day knowing that this is what some child's real experience is here in our country at our hands," she said.
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"He does comply and puts his hands out of his pocket, and then puts his hands up in the air, which she thought was a little bit strange under the circumstances," he said.
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Valve is hands-off with Steam until they are hands-on, and there is no predictable way for a developer to understand when the wrath of god will be rained down on them.
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As the foreman declared Mr. Mangano guilty of the first count — conspiring to commit federal program bribery — the defendant threw his hands up and his wife brought her forehead to her clasped hands.
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Go wash your hands.) Washing your hands with soap is important, and better than using hand sanitizer (which itself is better than nothing) because soap destroys the lipid barrier that surrounds the virus.
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Among the groups at highest risk are children who still put their hands on floors, toys and other surfaces — all of which might be contaminated — and then put their hands in their mouth.
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Hands are perhaps Khan's greatest tool and metaphor: Giselle trying to find her beloved by following a trail of handprints on the wall until finally their hands meet and hers fit into his.
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"Today democracies don't die at the hands of generals, but at the hands of elected leaders — presidents, prime ministers," began Mr. Levitsky in front of a packed lecture hall at Cornell last week.
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Officials at the agency recommend that people wash their hands frequently with soap and water and refrain from touching their eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands to avoid spreading of the virus.
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She ran hot water on her hands and forearms as if it could stop the wave of cold she felt going through her body—the hands seemed to be the point of entry.
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It also watches for what's called "adjacent hands," where both hands are close together near the top of the wheel so the driver can both thumb type and drive at the same time.
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I'm running for president to be the Democratic nominee that rebuilds our Democratic Party, takes it out of their hands and truly puts it in the hands of the people of this country.
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Globally, according to the World Health Organization, 35 percent of women experience either physical or sexual violence at the hands of their intimate partner or sexual violence at the hands of someone else.
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So for me, what I reject is three strikes you're out, 10-year mandatory minimums that take all the discretion out of the judge's hands and put it all in the legislature's hands.
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It's good that the president is getting his hands dirty.
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The younger Mr. Edwards, 26, cradled it in his hands.
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The sex trade is changing — or at least changing hands.
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Suddenly, we have a hyperloop arms race on our hands.
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The recall also includes 157 unsold vehicles in dealer hands.
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I also wear sunscreen every day, especially on my hands.
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But a second act is now firmly in her hands.
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The noni is, hands down, the world's most disgusting fruit.
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That is an ethical decision that is in human hands.
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Australia's destiny, however, is no longer in their own hands.
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Chipotle shares recently changed hands at $217, down 2250 percent.
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Obiang's lawyer passionately contends that his client's hands are clean.
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The solution lies in the hands of publishers and illustrators.
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Take a 'soccer mom' wagon and put in their hands.
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" The insider added, "George and Amal are very hands-on.
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Later on, she did a one a couple holding hands.
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Luckily, you can get your hands on the collection early.
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He had no clothes, no hands, no legs, no hair.
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So he's going to take matters into his own hands!
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The dollar changed hands at 110.40 yen, down 0.15 percent.
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Whether it was sweat or just washing your hands, whatever.
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The two were seen leaving the Wilbur Theatre holding hands.
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There is blood on the hands of many black churches.
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He was ordered to put his hands on the wall.
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I use a combination of my hands, tools, and machines.
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"It vibrates so hard, your hands fall asleep," Muñoz says.
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CHANGE YOUR GRIP Simply switching hands can alleviate overworked tendons.
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You've got more than one Rey on your hands now.
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But Setton clearly has a big job on his hands.
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I want to just hold the book in my hands.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Cory Booker -- did not raise their hands.
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Only two candidates -- Sanders, obvi, and Harris -- raised their hands.
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I don't quite understand the genesis of the praying hands.
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Who could expect them to keep their hands to themselves?
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For the next five hours, it's all hands on deck.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth were spotted holding hands – again!
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"Once you transfer the embryo, it's hands off," she says.
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This generation also isn't afraid of getting their hands dirty.
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Use Your Hands Your mouth doesn't have to work alone.
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Plus, Kendall took a photo of his tattooed hands herself.
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But even with two hands, the recoil on the fully
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She had been at the polls all day shaking hands.
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Look out, anxiety dreams, you're about to catch these hands.
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According to AP, she shook hands and embraced Muslim churchgoers.
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Most of us don't carry those cards in our hands.
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And this move has many wringing their hands in frustration.
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Pyle paid attention to the dancers' hands, feet, and eyes.
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Officers escorted students out of buildings with their hands up.
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Jadon snatched it away and shoved at his brother's hands.
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But instead, we've got a Stormi Webster on our hands.
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Wash or sanitize your hands after getting off an escalator.
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D'Agostino has his hands in the planning, but just barely.
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Four police officers were killed by unknown hands, it said.
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The US has a major enforcement challenge on its hands.
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That's when Juan Carlos took matters into his own hands.
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Our gloved hands could pick up and move virtual objects.
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Blue and red lights indicate left and right hands, respectively.
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There was no attempt to shake hands and kiss babies.
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"The Justice Department's hands are not clean," the letter states.
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Rose Dickey: We could have a quick show of hands.
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Into a hand dryer and onto your clean hands, perhaps.
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Everything after that is in the hands of the voters.
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"In this area, we all understand cold hands," says Shepherd.
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Have you ever killed any animals with your bare hands?
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I must've played that damn game until my hands bled.
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With the ball in his hands, Jackson wasn't statistically special.
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"It's out of my hands," she told PEOPLE last month.
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And then, the ball is in his hands a lot.
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So Silk decided to take matters into their own hands.
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So Obama again started taking matters into his own hands.
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We can only see our hands [at a] short distance.
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It's kind of out of our hands a little bit.
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But your opponent, he puts his body into your hands.
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His belly glowed bright green, but his hands remained unlit.
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"Hands off our IRN BRU" has more than 8,000 supporters.
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Throw your hands up in frustration or laugh it off.
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He smiled, hands falling to my hips to steady me.
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"We aren't new," I said, removing both of their hands.
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As hands began to rise, the comic offered a warning.
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Holding hands and cozying up at a posh new restaurant?
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"It looked like two feet and two hands," he said.
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"That's true," she said as the two candidates shook hands.
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And hey, it isn't like Lyft has entirely clean hands.
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Taking this into your own hands only hurts everyone involved.
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The stock recently changed hands at $32.42, up 5.5 percent.
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I cannot just take a random thing someone hands me.
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So, let's have a raise of hands – what's more hateful?
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But Schlenk didn't sit on his hands and take Doncic.
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With cupped hands, tuck the sides under toward the center.
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If flat palms bother your wrists, clasp your hands together.
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His shoulders were hunched, his hands hidden in his pockets.
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"I burned my hands in the process," Owens, 35, says.
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Holding hands, Diana and Dodi retreated to the private suite.
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All hands were safe on the error, and Drury scored.
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Both men signed a historic peace agreement, then shook hands.
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They also smashed stacks of burning blocks with their hands.
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We matter, too, and our future is in your hands.
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Jordin Sparks may have a little crooner on her hands!
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HANDY: No. We had them in our hands like this.
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With regards to the gun situation, his hands are tied.
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But I'm not throwing my hands up and walking away.
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But I think we did land in very capable hands.
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Hands up, whose dick has physically shrunk after taking drugs?
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They (those in power) had a problem on their hands.
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Our Web surfing activity is in the hands of ISPs.
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He's a torso surrounded by his head, hands, and feet.
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"I'm taking the matter into my own hands," he said.
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That prompted Trump to take matters into his own hands.
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Holiday season is officially over (insert raised hands emoji here).
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Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap.
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""We can only see our hands (at a) short distance.
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But the fate of their monster is in our hands.
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The extensible system is currently in the hands of developers.
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Given how much care is needed, all hands on deck.
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She cupped her hands around the back of my neck.
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Traditionally, artists use their hands to craft their VR art.
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Even this photo shows her hands clasped on her stomach.
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They came back out with some juice in their hands.
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The newlyweds held hands on their way to their honeymoon.
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They held hands more times in New York in 2014.
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Adam: The traditional way, you eat it with your hands.
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This Reporter knows she just Played right into Trump's Hands.
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She also used organic henna for her hands and feet.
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Mỹ's yellow rubber gloves squeaked as she fisted her hands.
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It is too dangerous in the hands of the living.
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It's okay to touch Martian dirt with your bare hands.
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She urged parents to remind children to wash their hands.
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Schuchat urged parents to remind children to wash their hands.
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Let's just say I've forever fixed my relentless dry hands.
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The two held hands as they walked to the car.
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Christine Blasey Ford shakes hands with Arizona prosecutor Rachel Mitchell.
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Sometimes you need to take matters into your own hands.
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We like the control to be in the drivers' hands.
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How did the dagger end up in the Baratheon's hands?
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Like, you know, I get it popping with these hands.
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The aforementioned holding hands and twirling with your summer love.
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The couple held hands as they walked around on Sunday.
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" Phoebe held up her hands with a sudden urgency. "Alexandra.
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They dragged him, mugs in hands, down the front stairs.
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From there it would be in the hands of Congress.
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Hands Across America was a national phenomenon in the 1980s.
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Let's hold hands and walk down the uncanny valley together.
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Like, you know, I get it popping with these hands.
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The danger is that Brexit hands power to vested interests.
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What mischief might the devil make for these idle hands?
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You cannot wash your hands of your responsibility to society.
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We shake hands before loading up in a hired taxi.
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"They're often holding hands," says an aide to Mrs Clinton.
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The internet has way too much time on its hands.
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BONUS: Hands on with the Oculus Rift's awesome Touch controllers
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Both sustained serious damage at the hands of ISIS militants.
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