Handshake started with an app for sales staff called Handshake Rep, before launching an e-commerce app called Handshake Direct.
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To identify this handshake, ask yourself: is this just a normal handshake?
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"My handshake with him, it wasn't innocent," Macron said of their first handshake.
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You win elections by going door to door, handshake to handshake, standing in living rooms.
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And now, he has mastered—nay, invented—a new form of handshake—the triple handshake.
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This handshake famously occurred when Trump's handshake authority was usurped by Czar of Sunshine Justin Trudeau.
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A handshake with her at this point felt like a handshake with a very expensive lizard.
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It's not just any old handshake, either: it's a lingering handshake — basically Paul's declaration of undying love.
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The only thing better than a solid handshake is a solid secret handshake that can't be duplicated.
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A handshake moved through the air as the speech walloped on, and then something more than a handshake.
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Sanders appeared to extend his hand for a handshake as Warren walked over, but no handshake took place.
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This handshake goes the opposite direction that a handshake should go, thus resembling the motion of a Shake Weight.
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This handshake, also known as "a mistake," attempts to be a high-five and a handshake at the same time.
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The lack of a handshake -- particularly given Trump's handshake history -- was taken as a sign of the tensions between the two leaders.
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"The latest handshake that was seen around the world lasted nearly 30 seconds," the anchor continued as a clock graphic counted the seconds of the handshake.
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Trump has become known for his aggressive handshake style, and a video of him yanking Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's arm during a handshake went viral.
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Capping things off before the state dinner, Trump and Macron finished with another strong handshake that could give their iconic first handshake a run for its money.
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Handshake had raised about $23.5 million and was valued in its last round (in 2016 — note that it's not this Handshake) at just under $54 million, according to PitchBook.
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Shopify quietly acquired Handshake, an e-commerce platform for B2B wholesale purchasing Handshake is a New York startup that offers a commerce platform for businesses that sell wholesale goods.
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" - Billy, 33 "He tried to kiss; offered handshake.
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In the Scottish Premier League, teams have been forgoing the traditional pre-match handshake entirely, and German chancellor Angela Merkel was recently filmed pulling out of a handshake with a diplomat.
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Photos of Trump doing the handshake quickly went viral. .
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The attack exploits vulnerabilities in the 4-way handshake of the WPA2 protocol, a security handshake that ensures client and access points have the same password when joining a Wi-Fi network.
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" After the handshake mishap, California Democrat Kamala Harris tweeted: "If Kavanaugh won't even give him a handshake, how can we believe he would give gun violence victims a fair shake in court?
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Not only is there more contact area in a handshake compared to the other methods of greetings, but the research showed duration and strength of the handshake also contributed to transmission levels.
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You can try a variation of a hug and a handshake, by offering a regular handshake and then putting your other hand on top of the recipient's hand to cover it, suggested Smith.
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But when news of the handshake leaked, Mr. Zarif sought assurances from the White House that a photograph of the handshake, taken by one of Mr. Obama's staff members, would not be released.
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He likes to yank his handshake partner to his chest.
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With a handshake and a hug, the two parted ways.
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In the meantime, the "handshake agreement" would have to do.
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A handshake with Leo quickly turned into a warm embrace.
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"This is a secret handshake that's done publicly," Hamilton said.
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They can put importance on a handshake, like it matters.
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The only thing missing was a handshake from the King.
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It was the handshake that the world will never forget.
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A tweet has no eye contact, nod, smile, or handshake.
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Buffett said the transaction was sealed with a simple handshake.
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The visit began with a handshake between the two men.
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Merkel (to Trump): Do you want to have a handshake?
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And we do it with a smile and a handshake.
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His first visit made headlines for a particularly awkward handshake.
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"Alright, you win," he said, extending a handshake to Ryan.
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But a handshake, at best, is a custom or convention.
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A simple handshake and conversation can go a long way.
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Trump shared another long handshake with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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That goal has been achieved before their first handshake here.
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Folks, Poland's first lady did not diss Trump's handshake attempt.
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Was it yet another awkward handshake situation involving the Donald?
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This handshake proceeds a profound moment of realization for Rabbit.
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Judging purely on form alone, is this the best handshake?
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After a warm smile and handshake, he bade us farewell.
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They greeted each other with a handshake and a grin.
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The handshake serves no practical purpose in the modern age!
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And what's the etiquette for turning down a handshake anyway?
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All but one chief executive officer accepted the president's handshake.
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"Barter and a handshake used to mean something," he said.
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Let's start with the "phase one" handshake deal with China.
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There's just a firm handshake, maybe even a hardy laugh.
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There is still a debate whether a handshake took place.
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He lost the handshake contest to Emmanuel Macron of France.
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When Siobhán tried to trick Paul into a Hollywood Handshake.
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No handshake, no shoulder pat, not even a head nod.
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"My handshake with him — it wasn't innocent," Mr. Macron said.
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HANDSHAKE DEAL Things looked very different just a year ago.
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There's no locked door or secret handshake to get in.
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There was no public handshake, and they avoided eye contact.
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I was nervous, but knew this wasn't a handshake meeting.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Atreyal Ransom has a firm handshake.
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LOOK AT IT. ... that moment when the handshake gets awkward.
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We welcome you to jump in — no secret handshake required.
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"Beginning with that first awkward handshake that we saw on camera when Director Comey and the President met and ... it started out as a handshake, turned into kind of a half hug," Gagliano said.
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Rather than extending a firm handshake and a cordial word or two while passing out the rings, Silver stood there and gave dap — that is, a more intricate, intimate handshake — to pretty much every player.
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this article stated that Rabbit got a handshake from a random bystander after advancing in the rap battle, when he actually received a handshake from Lil Tic, played by Proof.
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It is selling medallions showing a handshake between Trump and Kim.
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That wasn't the first tri-handshake Obama had to endure, however.
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"I hope there will at least be a handshake," Ahn said.
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Notably, when Trump met Merkel there was no handshake at all.
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Tillerson and Putin exchange a dance and special handshake of joy.
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Here's that awkward handshake between Trump and France's Brigitte Macron. pic.twitter.
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He's armed with knowledge, a broad smile and a friendly handshake.
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Trump and Netanyahu are called back for one last handshake photo.
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There was minimal eye contact between them, let alone a handshake.
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And here is an awkward handshake between Trump and Thiel. pic.twitter.
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Harry diplomatically turned down the offer, giving her a handshake instead.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson knows the power of a firm handshake.
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The handshake also means Kenya no longer has a functioning opposition.
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By May, they had a handshake agreement, according to four sources.
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Learn how to master the most aggressive handshake on planet Earth?
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More contentious than the handshake is the issue of female Freemasons.
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"It's the bartender's handshake," a spokesperson for the brand tells CNBC.
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Melania went in for a handshake, but Michelle wanted a hug.
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A handshake and "hope to see you soon" and we're done.
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Just a quick meet and greet really ... handshake, exchange of salutations.
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Their first handshake, given Trump's track record, was surprisingly yank-free.
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"I think they might want a handshake," he leers at Trudeau.
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Trump's handshake with Obama, Michelle's expression, and a slight Clinton snub?
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Putin and Trump handshake + Trump pats him on the back pic.twitter.
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To decline a handshake is a serious breach of judo etiquette.
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He left de Oliveira at the net, waiting for a handshake.
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He did a lot of things without contracts, on a handshake.
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"¿Cómo estás?" came with a handshake and "¡Salud!" with a clink.
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Business ___ A handshake between Yitzhak Rabin and Yasir Arafat brought hope.
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Plus, I've adopted the elbow bump in place of the handshake.
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WASHINGTON — An awkward handshake is really the least of their worries.
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Once it came to me in the middle of a handshake.
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Lastly, smile, give a firm handshake, and be a friendly person.
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"We make a private, handshake deal with our writers," he said.
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It's not a cursory handshake and a tour around the premises.
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What if people think we're awkward or have a bad handshake?
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An extended handshake becomes the topic of conversation versus their meeting.
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A firm handshake, trying to make strong eye contact, sometimes helps.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe found himself in a long, uncomfortable handshake at the White House in February, and Trump appeared to ignore German Chancellor Angela Merkel's offer of a handshake during their meeting last month.
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Here is your definitive guide to all the different, bad ways Trump has shaken hands — from that one handshake where he pulls the other person's arm to the other handshake where he pulls the other person's arm.
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It was like a digital handshake, like saying hello to a friend.
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Now she greets visitors at Webhelp with a smile and confident handshake.
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A firm handshake, a smile and eye contact are crucial to that.
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He gave Kanye a parting handshake and half-hug, half-back pat.
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I need to sync – I need to handshake with my doctor, okay?
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See a big smile, a hardy handshake, a very catchy campaign song.
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In a separate encounter he gave Mr Trump a white-knuckle handshake.
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UTC Updated to include news of Gérard Araud's handshake warning to Macron.
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One by one, they each started asking for their very own handshake.
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On the international stage, North American leaders pulled off this awkward handshake.
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Leaving, he doesn't just give me a handshake—he gives me dap.
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Kick off your acceptance with a super-cool handshake, as one does.
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The reconciliation, known in Kenya as "the handshake", is not without risk.
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Appropriately, dinner concluded not with a handshake, but with a bro hug.
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"It's a handshake deal, so we have to learn more," Greiner explains.
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Just two pairs of tiny hands, and not a handshake in sight.
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Start the contact when you first meet them at the initial handshake.
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The pair did share a handshake later, which is nice, I guess.
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Recent meetings with foreign leaders have brought attention to the president's handshake.
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When you get a verbal yes, employ Paul Graham's handshake deal protocol.
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Here's a second-by-second analysis of the handshake for your entertainment.
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American officials call it a strategic handshake, Indian ones a strategic partnership.
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First, Trudeau came prepared for the now-patented weird-ass Trump handshake.
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Part of the tradition includes passing off the coin during a handshake.
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The Queen, by the way, is long practiced in the efficient handshake.
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The Trump handshake is the opening salvo of a silent, bloodless war.
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After the game, he shared a handshake with Knicks coach David Fizdale.
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Gone was the swagger, the bone-crushing handshake, the willingness to offend.
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Have a handshake, have a smile, have a glass of iced tea.
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Some interactions were straightforward, like a public handshake with the Russian ambassador.
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Those include public speaking, giving a good handshake, and cooking basic meals.
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Buying a house there is a "Masonic handshake" amongst ultra-wealthy survivalists.
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Consider what he should be doing, like displaying alternatives to the handshake.
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RELATED: In handshake-happy Washington, old habits die hard amid coronavirus outbreak
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"I hope and expect we'll have a handshake deal today," said Sen.
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I miss reaching for a stranger to offer the handshake of peace.
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But there's lots and lots going on in "Handshake" beyond those two.
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It's amazing what a handshake and some friendly small talk can do.
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EST Updated to include another handshake alternative suggestion from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Photos showed him reaching out for a handshake and Kavanaugh turning away.
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"Each and every handshake puts a smile on my face," he says.
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For that matter, you could text-message a handshake to a friend.
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"Handshake of shame" the front page headline of the tabloid Bild read.
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He learned the Nine Trey handshake and how the gang was organized.
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They parted with a firm handshake and a promise to meet again.
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I brace for carnage — And find Hal reaching out for a handshake.
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Chicago State lost 65-54 — another somber walk through the handshake line.
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" Whitmore: "President Trump is giving Neil Gorsuch a 'pull and pat' handshake.
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Between 23 and 803, jobs for new graduates posted on the Handshake platform — which is like a "LinkedIn for colleges" connecting campuses to companies — increased by 280% per year, indicating steady growth in entry-level recruiting, according to Handshake.
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A relationship that started last May with a legendary bone-crushing handshake and continued in Paris with perhaps the longest handshake in recorded history, moved to US soil with a festival of macho touching, with endless, frequently awkward interactions.
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Trump, famous for his forceful handshake, has become a victim of Emmanuel Macron.
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"Somebody told me early on about the Nashville Handshake," Powell told Fortt Knox.
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Then he realized Silver was offering the same handshake to almost everyone else.
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He gave her a pro handshake before being escorted into the reception classroom.
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In the postgame handshake line, Coach K clearly had a message for Brooks.
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UTC Updated to include footage of a second handshake between Trump and Macron.
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That wasn't the first tri-handshake President Obama has had to endure, however.
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But it was Monday's group handshake that really got the best of Trump.
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But so can a handshake at a business meeting [followed by eye touching].
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But it was the handshake that didn't happen today that shouted the loudest.
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He and Dad exchange a secret handshake and Dad pulls his pants up.
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Which is unfortunately what I also have to give this extremely bad handshake.
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Lori Loughlin greeted federal prosecutors with a bleach-white grin and a handshake.
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" Always gracious, Amal "greeted everyone with a friendly handshake and a huge smile.
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But enough about that -- check out Trump's power move in the initial handshake.
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His trademark hold-and-tug handshake is, without question, his favorite power move.
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The entire handshake lasted about 25 seconds -- or five-twelfths of a minute.
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Men also engaged in more touching after the handshake or post-boxing embrace.
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Cardenas, Cuba (CNN)Elián González greets me with a smile and firm handshake.
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"This is achieved by manipulating and replaying cryptographic handshake messages," the researchers wrote.
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"You can't speak unless your hands are in a handshake," he told Kimmel.
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Mr. McCormack wanted to sign a contract, but Mr. Palmer preferred a handshake.
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After "4 maps and a handshake," the Shock gathered to lift the trophy.
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Closer than brothers, we settled for a handshake, knowing that's what men did.
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Serving an ad is a handshake between the content provider and the user.
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"When you monetize a handshake, it changes the whole relationship," Mr. Lyman said.
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The handshake deal at the G20 was a positive step toward resolving tensions.
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The candidates greeted each other with an elbow bump instead of a handshake.
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You can also use the "Ebola handshake," greeting others with an elbow bump.
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He put out his hand to mime a handshake through the chain link.
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She did not reciprocate, beginning a brief conversation that ended without a handshake.
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His narrative is elusive and elastic, ranging widely before and beyond that handshake.
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Any "handshake" deal to overhaul NAFTA must involve Canada, Guajardo told reporters Wednesday.
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One source called the announcement a "handshake" deal, according to the media outlet.
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Allscripts CEO Paul Black likens the process to a computer-to-computer handshake.
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After a handshake, Buhl gave Hyperallergic a tour into his hand-filled loft.
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She did a little turn then minced toward the net for a handshake.
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In the walking handshake with Macron, Trump literally takes him off his feet.
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Handshake gives companies a single tool to post jobs across a number of schools.
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Here's Goodell, who somewhat-abrasively slaps Brady on the arm and offers a handshake.
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Beside her, Grace quietly thanked each passing person with a heartfelt handshake and smile.
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Even after that handshake, it took three months for officials to publicly exonerate Hadley.
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Zack said "hi" to him and Torrence stopped to give him a big handshake.
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But trying to force an awkward handshake between those poles clearly isn't the solution.
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Just last month, Shopify acquired Handshake to handle B2B e-commerce directly for customers.
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Many are struggling to decipher where the bounds of propriety lie (handshake or kiss?).
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Small gestures CNN's Oren Liebermann in Jerusalem cautioned against over-optimism after the handshake.
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Last week, for example, he said he has more handshake stamina than they did.
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He agreed to fund the spaceship, and they closed the deal with a handshake.
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We don't know if you've noticed, but Donald Trump has a pretty odd handshake.
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"Would you treat a $1.5 billion transaction with a handshake and trust?" said Kurland.
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There's no better way to start a job interview than with a firm handshake.
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You can see that there are a lot of hands involved in this handshake.
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I know it's a darkhorse but it's my favorite moment of the entire handshake.
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A simple handshake can go a long way, and so can a high five.
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Trump and Merkel don't have the best relationship -- remember that first, awkward non-handshake?
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Still, the glove constricted and was able to give and receive a firm handshake.
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There to greet them with a handshake were the American President and first lady.
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We simply cannot pretend a handshake deal protects our homeland from a rogue state.
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The queen greeted Trump with a smile and a handshake before leading everyone inside.
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Every time the door had opened, it was the funeral director's handshake they'd encountered.
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A handshake that could change history and earn two leaders the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Too fast too soon: Hello, handshake or hug Your greeting with Kim is key.
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LONDON — Ever had a special handshake that only you and one other person know?
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Washington (CNN)There should be a rule in international diplomacy: No strange handshake rituals.
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I already knew the joy and the rage that handshake caused around the world.
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These were so-called handshake deals, though some were with lenders he never met.
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So we've got the ability for a brand new digital handshake with the consumer.
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It's not the first time a handshake between the two world leaders raised eyebrows.
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There is a number of technologies today that allow us to do that handshake.
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Many years ago every sales deal was sealed with a handshake between two people.
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Post handshake, men should not feel comfortable physically touching you unless you've initiated affection.
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The deposit for the venue had just been a handshake (gotta love NorCal hippies).
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Something felt off, but Mayor Peter put me at ease with a firm handshake.
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Physical touch, like that from a handshake or a hug, builds trust and warmth.
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The handshake is a tough thing 'cause it's really ingrained in our culture, right.
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"Madam Speaker," Mr. Barr said, approaching Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California for a handshake.
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He nods and stands, surprising me with a handshake as we leave the room.
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Not a giant commercial success, it nevertheless has become something of a secret handshake.
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This came after Trump pointedly snubbed her attempt at a handshake before the address.
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But then a man in a pickup truck gave him an enthusiastic, pumping handshake.
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Mr. Blake accepted a handshake from Officer Frascatore, who patted him on the back.
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The pair's first meeting in Brussels was symbolized by a prolonged and awkward handshake.
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The two leaders also shared an intense handshake during the NATO summit in May.
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But then we wouldn't have seen that moose and her calf at handshake distance.
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"My dad taught me that a hug is better then a handshake," said Jim.
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But their arms got jumbled, and they ended up settling for a traditional handshake.
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After waving at the crowd, Trudeau went in first for a handshake with Obama.
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When they later did greet each other, their intense handshake became a viral video.
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The pair's first meeting in Brussels was symbolized by a prolonged, white-knuckle handshake.
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"A handshake has been part of the game since the olden days," Kinsler said.
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"You get a handshake," said Dan Vanhooren, the longtime coach of the Calgary Dinos.
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" Whitmore: "This handshake was clearly too long and most uncomfortable for the prime minister.
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The hardest part for Oats may have been the postgame handshake after the rout.
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The two engaged in a macho handshake contest when they first met last May.
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"My handshake with him — it wasn't innocent," Macron admitted in the Journal du Dimanche.
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After the historic handshake, the two men met inside the Freedom House at the DMZ for just under an hour -- a more substantial session than Trump previewed earlier when he said his encounter with Kim would amount to little more than a handshake.
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"I had a simple handshake with one student last year who wasn't even in my class, but every day she would wait for me in the morning so we could do our handshake and I saw how powerful it was," White tells PEOPLE.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)Nadia's handshake is strong, but her voice trembles as she says hello.
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Unsure on whether to go in for a hug or a handshake with your workmates?
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When they completed the handshake, Trump pulled away and Abe made a regrettable facial expression.
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"I would not know if he would accept my gesture of a handshake," said Duterte.
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However, we show that the 23-way handshake is vulnerable to a key reinstallation attack.
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The impact depends on the handshake being attacked, and the data-confidentiality protocol in use.
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"It's not something you do on a handshake, a kiss and a promise," he said.
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If everyone would simply wash their freakin' hands, there'd be no need for handshake bans.
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Yeah, but with a handshake where it's disclosed that they're paying us to do it.
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Trump appeared to decline a handshake offer from Pelosi at the start of his address.
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That's according to a new annual report from Handshake, a "LinkedIn" for colleges and universities.
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So for many, seeing the handshake and subsequent laughter the two shared was extremely unsettling.
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He told me, after a great big handshake, that he wasn't afraid of these guys.
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In her first days as Davis's assistant, Sermak's handshake became the topic of much discussion.
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He also threw a couple of awards toward Dave Chappelle: strongest handshake and best compliment.
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This debate was the duo's most contentious yet, not even beginning with the traditional handshake.
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" After collecting herself, Johnson gives Amabile a warm handshake and officially introduces herself: "I'm Jenna.
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No, just a secret handshake shimmy, shimmy thing we do when we see each other.
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When you finally retire on Sunday night, you'll scream into the pillow remembering that handshake.
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But if this first handshake is any indication, they should get along just fine.[Facebook]
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So here's to the anticipation of both that Trump-Putin handshake and Souza's own take.
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Take comfort in knowing any handshake you try to have can't possibly be this bad.
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Does Annie and Hallie's cool handshake make that camp from The Parent Trap a cult?
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Of course, Matheny is a professional, and he gave me a very controlled, firm handshake.
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On the show, 'The Profit,' all of my deals are initially done with a handshake.
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Your handshake is the first and last impression you will make in a job interview.
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Everything sparked during the end-of-game handshake—and the exchange looked anything but congratulatory.
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"It's a very aggressive handshake — it's like a knuckle-buster," Ford told TIME in May.
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He also said the former secretary of state's handshake has improved since the last election.
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Since 2016, Signal has been relying on Google App Engine to disguise its TLS handshake.
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Then we'd really get awkward presidential handshake the play-by-play we've been waiting for.
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Make sure you're not making a $1.5 billion deal on the strength of a handshake.
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" And I said, "I give you three guarantees, my honor, my faith, and my handshake.
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Why can't a similarly speedy resolution be found and sealed with a handshake in Canada?
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And please notice how close the two men are while they are mid bro handshake.
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" "At first they're like a secret handshake shared among people privy to an inside joke.
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The rumored couple share obvious signs of chemistry and they even reveal their secret handshake.
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In Brussels, Trump and newly-elected French president Emmanuel Macron shared a white-knuckled handshake.
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After a handshake of purest cast iron, we get straight to the nub of things.
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He'll be friendly, he'll have a firm handshake, and maybe we'll even like each other.
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The interview ended cordially, each saying, "Thank you very much," along with a firm handshake.
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The debate is most likely to begin with a firm handshake, with no physical embrace.
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The White House reportedly hopes to announce a U.S.-Mexico handshake on key issues Thursday.
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The old handshake agreements by which farmers used to resolve disputes will no longer suffice.
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Another day, another awkward Donald Trump handshake, this time with the first lady of Poland.
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He said he would miss the postgame handshake with his rival Brady of the Patriots.
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The violence of the handshake—and what he saw as Muslet's evident sadism—shocked him.
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This handshake loses major cinematography points, though, for cutting away right at the money shot.
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A strong double-tap handshake into a warm hug topped with a hard back pat.
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Absolutely. It is a final handshake whose reverberations will echo through an era of cinema.
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One priority will be making Handshake more customizable to fit the needs of different customers.
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He decided when to end the first handshake and photo op and escorted Kim offstage.
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Trump received Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the White House with a brief handshake.
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Trump then extended his hand for another handshake, after which Trump gave a thumbs-up.
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His boss, General Manager Sandy Alderson, offered a handshake and a pat on the back.
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You can tell he's already a pro at schooling ... giving the headmaster a firm handshake.
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Online platforms like Handshake are transforming the way students and employers are communicating and connecting.
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Was the handshake between President Trump and Kim Jong-un a beginning or an end?
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Warm hug between France's Umtiti and Messi in the handshake line; they're teammates at Barcelona.
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With the current COVID-19 outbreak, how do you respond when someone offers a handshake?
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I just really like the secret handshake more than anything, probably more than the coin.
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There would be no dramatic handshake to upstage the athletes, flag carriers, drummers or torchbearers.
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Mr Trump's meeting with Mr. Kim, in particular — complete with its choreographed handshake — was historic.
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A study in 2014 found that fist bumps transmitted 90% fewer bacteria than a handshake.
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" 'The Futilitarians' by Anne Gisleson "About an Existential Crisis Reading Group with a secret handshake.
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All he received was a handshake from Goffin and a standing salute from the fans.
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If a handshake symbolizes diplomatic power, U.S. President Donald Trump may be losing his grip.
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Every handshake required a tap with a third hand, a squeeze with a fourth one.
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Mostly, it sticks to milestones and showdowns up until the handshake deal that changed everything.
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In this handshake, be savvy about the placement of your left hand, the authors advise.
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Having entered her office alone, he came back outside minutes later for the customary handshake.
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But those steps are often bypassed in handshake deals between warehouse owners and party promoters.
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Online job sites like Handshake, focused specifically on college students and recent graduates, and Indeed.
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We look out for each other and may or may not have a secret handshake.
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Akuna has been recruiting beyond the traditional finance/business schools, and many of the hiring companies tapping talent through Handshake have found employees from schools such as San Jose State University, Colorado State University and the University of South Florida, according to Handshake officials.
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Just check this nonsense out: And then, as if you don't feel bad enough about missing out on this dope mid-day party, Pogba started posting videos of him and Lukaku's sick new handshake: Well, duh—that sick handshake is probably what launched the festivities.
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Mary, apparently not a fan of peanuts, loves it, and Paul gives Nadiya a coveted handshake.
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The handshake, the eye contact, the backdrop and the significance of the location are all important.
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He probably greets children with a three-pump business handshake and addresses dogs by their surnames.
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" Another commented, "Nothing says I love you my wife like a firm handshake and false pleasantries.
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Abe is on probation (just take a look at that handshake at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse).
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Whatever strategy he takes with Trump will undoubtedly have been polished carefully before their first handshake.
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Our key reinstallation attack also breaks the PeerKey, group key, and Fast BSS Transition (FT) handshake.
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Look at him refusing to look Rachel's suitor in the eyes during the obligatory paw/handshake!
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It's been quiet on the handshake front since then, but now TikTok has brought it back.
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The Paris Call is a handshake establishing principles, including: Human rights should extend to online spaces.
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Self-made millionaire Wayne "Butch" Gilliam used to do deals based on trust and a handshake.
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He thinks religion is a secret handshake, that he can pretend to be a faith person.
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During their infamous handshake session, Trump nodded his head without any translation from Japanese at all.
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One study found that men with a limp handshake were less likely to get the job.
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A secret handshake gets you through the door of a popular nightclub if that's the policy.
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Shared today from Trump's Instagram account, though, was a post from Netanyahu featuring the handshake ad.
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What lengths would you go to in order to earn a handshake from Jon Snow himself?
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Don't greet women like this: Here's that awkward handshake between Trump and France's Brigitte Macron. pic.twitter.
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He was clearly going for a high five or handshake, but hey ... shoot your shot, lady.
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Trump met Emperor Akihito, exchanging a handshake and nodding, before his lunch and talks with Abe.
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He's a former policeman, a broad-shouldered man with a growling voice and a crushing handshake.
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He's just behind his father for the year after barely missing a handshake with Texas Sen.
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Trump and Macron met last month in Brussels, Belgium, when they shared a notably lengthy handshake.
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Second 27 Trump, as always, finishes strong with his SECOND tug and pull of the handshake.
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Anne With An E Star Amybeth McNulty & Executive Producer Moira Walley-Beckett Demo Their Epic Handshake!
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I understand why the Gallic literati would want to cling to this surreptitious grammatical secret handshake.
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But Trump still hasn't topped his weirdest handshake, which was given to Apprentice winner Bill Rancic.
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"I sort of didn't understand the significance of the handshake in Japanese business culture," Aron said.
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Like's he's done the "ASEAN-Way handshake" -- as this move is called -- a thousand times before.
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Images were mocked up to show the President what the handshake might look like on camera.
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Do you only buy new records directly from artists, with a cash transaction and a handshake?
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Did you see the viral video of Trump literally jerking people around with his bizarre handshake?
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Bet you didn't expect to practically lose an appendage during that handshake, did you, Neil Gorsuch?
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Later, Duda posted about the handshake stories and referenced one of Trump's favorite topics, fake news.
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First, we had House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's tepid handshake with Trump and those perfunctory golf claps.
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After perfecting their handshake, one takes to quizzing the other on the stats of their startup.
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Here is a ranking of every handshake Eminem's character, Rabbit, gives in the film 8 Mile.
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It cannot be stated enough how much emotional weight is expressed in this seemingly simple handshake.
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"A nice handshake and a look in the eye goes a long way," said Nick Hook.
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And I'm ready to do a seven-step handshake, be unbothered, and talk that good shit.
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In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has encouraged a greeting of "namaste" instead of a handshake.
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In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has encouraged a greeting of "namaste" instead of a handshake.
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My whole adult life, I've washed my hands after every handshake, subway ride, and dog walk.
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The Democratic White House hopefuls bumped elbows before the event started in lieu of a handshake.
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Zachary: I fucking hate both those men, but stiffing them on a handshake wouldn't help much.
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In the world of government relations and lobbying, the handshake is the universal gesture of interaction.
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" Cruz said his interaction with an infected person consisted of "a brief conversation and a handshake.
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They, like Mr Bolton, would balk at a presidential handshake with the Taliban on American soil.
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The two leaders shared a warm handshake, and were seated side by side at the dinner.
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After meeting with each leader individually, Mr. Obama presided over a reluctant joint handshake between them.
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Written guidelines from the 1800s explained the art of the handshake, a subject still popular today.
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That came after Trump appeared to reject a handshake from Pelosi before he began his speech.
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The pair then shared a handshake in their final face to face meeting before the fight.
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A glove handshake with a stranger could seem out of place and arouse suspicion or distrust.
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The cameras caught Sanders offering Warren a handshake after the debate that she appeared to deny.
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I'd say, "Touch," and he would bump my palm with his nose — a little secret handshake.
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Sanders offered his hand for a handshake but Warren ignored it, initiating a tense-looking exchange.
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He'll pull that fake-out handshake gesture from the movie and you will leave with chills.
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Midwestern folk value honesty, a firm handshake, strong work ethic, family life, and show genuine hospitality.
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The way you connect with another when you grab their hand in a handshake is important.
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When we met, Torstendahl had leaned into my handshake as if into a rusting door handle.
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The "player" watches Trump advance through different handshake rounds, most of which he tremendously wins, obviously.
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They had a handshake agreement to buy the team for about $1.6 billion, according to Forbes.
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Kandi bracelets are exchanged between people who have developed a mutual connection, following a ritualized handshake.
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"My handshake with him, it's not innocent," Macron told the Journal du Dimanche at the time.
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LAS VEGAS — Amy Klobuchar made sure there would be no post-debate handshake with Pete Buttigieg.
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If not, the first track, "The Handshake is Over" is a good reminder for right now.
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So I moved over to the window seat and offered him a handshake and an apology.
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Pompeo and Ri's interaction nevertheless appeared limited to a brief handshake at the ASEAN Regional Forum.
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His handshake was frail, but I could feel the memory of a lifelong politician's confident grip.
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In general, always go for a kiss rather than a handshake, because this is considered rude.
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The result is that he looks like a middle manager giving you an especially enthusiastic handshake.
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For others, it's the "Bartender's Handshake," a bar order that signifies you have good booze taste.
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"I'm Ginger," said one of the women, extending her pruney hand to me for a handshake.
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Trump and Macron began their friendship a year ago in Belgium with a jaw-clenching handshake.
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The hundred dollar handshake (or fifty dollar handshake, depending on who you asked and how deep your pockets were) can be traced back to Hy Weiss, the Romania-born and Bronx-raised proprietor of Old Town Records who became known for handing out bribes like Halloween candy.
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Patsos, in all his handshake-miming glory, said there's no ill will between the two head coaches.
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He swings abruptly from grouchy passive-aggression to jocular back-slapping and gleefully intricate secret handshake choreography.
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French president Emmanuel Macron added another chapter to his ongoing handshake journey with Donald Trump on Saturday.
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PUT 'ER THERE WITH A FIRM HANDSHAKE No limp wrists, no wet hands, no fingertip cop-outs.
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Let's not forget that incredibly awkward handshake the two shared at the American Music Awards in November.
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It's likely that the plane didn't complete the handshake because its communication systems were disabled, Quest said.
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So far, this 14-year-old handshake has remained free from attacks, and is even proven secure.
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Why are we rewarding Putin with a summit and handshake in front of the world&aposs cameras?
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"I'd like to speak with you about your handshake," Miss Davis said not long after I started.
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It was, effectively, a voluntary, informal version of what would become the 25th Amendment — a handshake agreement.
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As Trump first approached her, she stuck out her hand for a handshake but he turned away.
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There can be no exploits that "accidentally" expose my data, because I never complete that online handshake.
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The best thing Jason could think of was that he has a handshake with his best friends.
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For the star of CNBC's reality pitch show "West Texas Investor's Club," the handshake deal is dead.
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Porras stood up, with six Nicaraguan flags behind him, with the clear expectation of an official handshake.
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Palmer was a folk hero with a driver in his hand and a handshake after the round.
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After circling the basepaths, Frazier and Ventura shared a quick moment and a handshake in the dugout.
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Every corner we turned there was someone he embraced with a warm hug or a firm handshake.
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After the awkward handshake, Macron met with a slew of NATO leaders, including Trump during a summit.
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The act of concession Common courtesy calls for a handshake between winner and loser after a contest.
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He later eviscerates Kevin — our burly do-gooder — for sharing the news of his secret, er, handshake.
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They parted with a handshake, Trump saying "You take care, I'll see you soon" into Kanye's ear.
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I've stood up for every handshake, and introduced myself confidently — taking up space and using my voice!
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The Nabu app also has Pulse and Handshake —"social" features that exchange information with nearby Nabu wearers.
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After landing the arrow close to the target's center, Harry received a congratulatory handshake for his efforts.
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The historic handshake kicks off a high-stakes nuclear summit that has been months in the making.
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Agreeing to something with someone has to mean something, he emphasizes — and a handshake should be enough.
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She also spoke about her distaste for Elizabeth Taylor's voice and her memorable handshake with Donald Trump.
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He makes promises and assurances that are verbal equivalents of the forceful handshake he so often employs.
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Trump's first appearance and the now-famous handshake didn't come until almost 20 minutes into the program.
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But after arriving in the House chamber, Trump appeared to ignore Pelosi's attempt at a cordial handshake.
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First, during her visit in April he ignored her request for a handshake in the Oval Office.
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But Trump tried to hug him anyway, which Comey avoided, and it resulted in an awkward handshake.
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Videos and analyses of his handshake show that he often pulls forcefully on the hand he's shaking.
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The first was a handshake with then-Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak before a Trump speech in April.
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Donald Trump, well-noted aficionado of the dominant handshake, found himself in unfamiliar greeting territory on Monday.
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The white-knuckled handshake It seems like Trump has turned his political-greeting rituals into a battlefield.
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U+1F91D HANDSHAKE I predict this emoji will get a lot of play, especially in professional settings.
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It bought Chrysler for the monetary equivalent of a handshake — and improved Chrysler's truck and Jeep offerings.
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Skrillex's stentorian rumble felt like a complex handshake with the surroundings, bringing out the building's authoritarian side.
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That would be $100,000 in exchange for a handshake and a one-on-one photo with Trump.
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Then a pair of engineers broke out with an intricate handshake that set the internet on fire.
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Trump struggled with the handshake, but laughed off the awkwardness in photos that ricocheted around the world.
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I tried to connect with someone every day: a handshake here, a hug there and conversation everywhere.
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Trump went in for a hug when Comey was reportedly trying to only give Trump a handshake.
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Meghan Markle broke royal protocol by kissing a fan's hand instead of opting for a simple handshake.
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Some capture well-known moments, like the Oval Office handshake above, but others are subtler crowd pleasers.
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That followed a brief in-person handshake on the sidelines of a Pacific leaders summit in Vietnam.
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It's a habit of his to suddenly pull people forward, mid-handshake, making them practically topple over.
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Mr. de Blasio held her a beat longer after their handshake to say something into her ear.
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In his opening argument, Bertisch contended that the case was not really about the handshake at all.
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The handshake, it is said, was a ritual conceived in mistrust, for the purpose of making peace.
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This is a greeting handshake between Rabbit and Wink, who has news regarding a rap career opportunity.
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There's no way of ever being entirely sure that trip was a series of handshake drug transactions.
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His son appeared to have little choice about the handshake, which was broadcast over Saudi-owned media.
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A hug or a handshake could spread a deadly disease that is already galloping out of control.
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He offered a tepid handshake before informing us that we did not have prior authorization to enter.
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When he arrived, he introduced himself with a handshake, which I still make fun of him for.
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If you want to go build houses for Habitat for Humanity, we'll give you a firm handshake.
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But the handshake deal was "less a breakthrough than a breakdown averted," writes our White House correspondent.
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But the handshake deal was "less a breakthrough than a breakdown averted," our White House correspondent writes.
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"The handshake is a tough thing because it's so ingrained in our culture," Dr. Cioe-Pena said.
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The virus isn't airborne; so you'd be wise to trade your grubby handshake for an elbow bump.
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His rare compliments are preceded by suspenseful, inscrutable glares, and his highest praise is a silent handshake.
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"That interaction consisted of a brief conversation and a handshake," he said in a statement on Twitter.
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She also learned the hard way that a fist can seal a deal better than a handshake.
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You move at a speed that allows for a kind of mutual handshake with the urban topography.
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Trump snubbed Pelosi's attempted handshake, and she tore up the transcript of his speech at the end.
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After the handshake snub and speech-ripping moments went viral online, both sides sought to take advantage.
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The two leaders exchanged a businesslike handshake and had serious expressions as they sat down to talk.
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I sat with a group of them watching the Handshake on television in a suburb of Jerusalem.
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He walked out into the gallery of the courtroom, where his father gave him a warm handshake.
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President Trump was caught off guard by the 'ASEAN-way' handshake at a summit in the Philippines.
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" Ackman countered by saying, "Icahn unfortunately does not have a good reputation for being a handshake guy.
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For Iran, however, the mere act of a handshake with an American president is fraught with risk.
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Republicans and Democrats alternated posing questions under a handshake agreement to attempt to keep the time equal.
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Isabella: In professional settings, I go in for the handshake, although kissing on the cheeks happens occasionally.
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Bong declined to say more, sending this writer on his way with a handshake and a smile.
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During their first meeting in Brussels last month, their prolonged, tightly gripped handshake suggested a tense relationship.
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That night, each was drawn to the other, but nothing more than a handshake passed between them.
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Use a firm handshake, smile, make eye contact, sit tall and lean in to show you're engaged.
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Each leader placed his right hand over his left hand as part of the customary ASEAN handshake.
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Trump had a "false start" with the handshake before doing it properly, according to the pool report.
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"Investors at this point are tired of the talk and are looking for a handshake," he said.
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Ms Jiba's successor, Mxolisi Nxasana, proved less convenient for Mr Zuma, and left after a golden handshake.
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According to one reporter, about a dozen Eagles players approached Manning for a hug or a handshake.
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Next, Trump also brings Brigette Macron into the handshake, leaving Melania out and creating an awkward moment.
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The curtsy is usually accompanied by a handshake — but only if the royal extends their hand first.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Today was National Handshake Day … said every candidate when Biden went in for a hug.
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That handshake might just be the start of a diplomatic opening that could lead to real dialogue.
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The handshake game has been a thing for the Cavs for years ... and it keeps getting better.
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The Handshake data is limited to companies that participate on its platform, but with 250,000 employers including all of the Fortune 303, Handshake says that the companies investing more time and effort in recruiting and engaging students coming onto the job market are reflected in the annual report.
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"That handshake — the image of that handshake — if you ask people what they remember of the past four years, that's something they remember," Anna Gainey, the former president of the Liberal party and an architect of Mr. Trudeau's political rise, said before the blackface and brownface images emerged.
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Similar to The Parent Trap, The Princess Switch also includes a trip overseas and an elaborate secret handshake.
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His handshake with the British Queen in 2012 became one of the defining images of Northern Ireland's peace.
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In the world of sports, there has been perhaps no handshake as hyped, speculated and anticipated as this.
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He skips a handshake in favor of a friendly hug and pokes fun at himself when he bloviates.
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South Koreans at a train station in Seoul cheered and applauded as televisions screens broadcast the handshake live.
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But then Coach K got in on the act and appeared to scold Brooks in the handshake line.
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You extend your thumb forward during the handshake to feel the other person's vital spirit energy — the pulse.
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She told her fellow Democrats she "didn't care" about the handshake, said Representative Lois Frankel, Democrat of Florida.
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" As the two fumbled and attempted to master their best friend handshake, Oh blatantly revealed, "We just met.
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They extend a handshake and offer condolences, maybe a hug, and sometimes an anecdote about his father's kindness.
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One example is IBM, which partners with Handshake on virtual events to break down regional barriers in recruitment.
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In a photo shared on Kensington Palace's Twitter, George can be seen sharing a handshake with the President.
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Researchers from the United Kingdom found that a "fist bump" transferred 90% fewer bacteria than a regular handshake.
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It is transmitted through bodily fluids and can be passed on with as little as a sweaty handshake.
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What is brilliant about the game is that the secret handshake itself really isn't abstracted in any way.
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The landing triggered celebrations across the globe, prompting one complicated handshake between InSight team members that's captivating viewers.
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None of this is the result of some quarterback somewhere getting a cash handshake from a friendly booster.
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I mean, particularly the walk seen around the world, the handshake seen around the world across the DMZ.
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The longtime friends sealed a deal between the two companies with a handshake while on a fishing trip.
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To kickoff going to speak to my elected officials with a handshake from President Carter felt extremely patriotic.
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President Trump announced he will visit France -- and his handshake rival, French President Emmanuel Macron -- on July 14.
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Unfortunately, when the connection starts, the server and your device perform a TLS handshake, which is currently unencrypted.
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Seconds 19-12 It's these two seconds where this goes from a handshake to something much, much more.
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Macron goes for the hand pat but Trump goes totally next level going bro handshake OUT OF NOWHERE.
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In February, Trump's lengthy handshake with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe -- along with Abe's animated reaction -- went viral.
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"My handshake with him, it's not innocent," Macron told the Journal du Dimanche in an interview published Sunday.
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When I found her she was fresh-faced and lovely, sidestepping a professional handshake for a warm hug.
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Some indulge in brief cross table talk, but most settle for a handshake and some post-match chatting.
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It seemed like half of Annapolis would file through for a handshake, a Christmas song, and a cookie.
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Just the meeting alone, and the handshake, and the pictures will be enough for a lot of people.
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I arrived there before the secretary, and Mr. Zarif came over for a handshake and a few jokes.
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Specifically, the study found that a firm handshake equates with being less shy, less neurotic, and more extroverted.
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In the second episode, he practically pulls the advertising C.E.O. Donny Deutsch off his feet with a handshake.
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It began, of course, with the ritual handshake at center stage before the candidates retreated to their lecterns.
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She shared a historic handshake with South Korean President Moon Jae In, and both broke out in smiles.
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Someone who is trying to make good on a handshake agreement regarding the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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On the sidewalk, he began a sort of self-conscious processional, lingering for a handshake in a crosswalk.
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If you beat an opponent you don't like, just give him a smile during the handshake, it's enough.
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Perhaps most importantly, she makes a handshake deal with Hannah Wells to be informed of any F.B.I. leads.
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Thick silver rings—the same that adorn her fist on the cover of Adore Life—punctuate her handshake.
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When Muslet sees me, he bounds up and, forgoing a handshake entirely, engulfs me in a bear hug.
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I think it was a handshake deal and then we got the contract together when we needed it.
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Just seconds after the aforementioned handshake from a bystander, the club's bouncer gives Rabbit a pound, as well.
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After he definitively wins it by insinuating that XZibit has HIV, he gets this handshake from an onlooker.
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It's surprising that 8 Mile did not win a GLAAD award based on this boundary-shattering handshake alone.
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Upon meeting someone for the first time, I expect a firm handshake, eye contact, and a proper introduction.
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"We should have made some kind of exceptions; we could have done it without the handshake," he said.
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The man had opportunity and motive, and in the New Orleans basketball offices, that handshake proved Moser's complicity.
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After all, religious absolutism is no match for the handshake, the shared meal, the neighborly conversation, the kiss.
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The handshake ceremonies, he said, were "awkward" and a "mistaken way" to show that people belonged in Denmark.
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He and Mr. de Blasio are expected to convene for a public handshake on the deal on Monday.
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I think people feel awkward about not reciprocating a handshake if someone extends their hand so initiate something.
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"I realize it looked to much of the world like some kind of secret handshake deal," she said.
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The interaction was less than a minute and consisted of a brief conversation and a handshake, he said.
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Lifestyle: The Handshake Is on Hold Coronavirus Puts a Wrinkle in Wedding Industry Help: How Deadly Is Coronavirus?
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Vice President Mike Pence greeted Washington Governor Jay Inslee by bumping elbows instead of a more common handshake.
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Evan Bucholz greets everyone who walks into his speakeasy, Brix & Rye, with a big smile and a handshake.
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Iowa wants to judge a candidate's handshake, glimpse her treatment of staff, nab him in moments of fakery.
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Footage of an extended handshake between the two leaders during Trump's first official visit to Paris went viral.
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"He's out there with me," Cassius Winston said, recounting how he and his younger brother developed the handshake.
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What GM is teaching us is that government subsidies and tax credits should not be a handshake deal.
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After Djokovic beat Juan Martín del Potro to win the Open, they skipped the traditional post-match handshake.
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" After a handshake and some small talk about workout routines, Mr. Anton left, saying, "I hope ya run.
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Of course, sonically, We Already Lost the World sounds more like a balled fist than an extended handshake.
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My female friends also hold a deeper misunderstanding that anal sex, for gay men, is like a handshake.
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As in any business or networking situation, a weak, tentative handshake conveys a lack of confidence, Taylor says.
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Luntz was indeed encouraging his clients to go beyond the traditional handshake when it came to making contact.
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Reagan looks like he's smiling only to be polite, whereas Trump is leaning in hard for the handshake.
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The two men last met in Brussels in May, a session noted by an extended handshake between them.
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Trump also tends to hold the handshake for about 5 seconds longer than you might expect -- as in this shake with Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe (which also features a "hold and tug" right in the middle!): By now, world leaders appear to be well aware of Trump's handshake strategy.
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I know, I know, just about everything I listed is actually worse than a non-handshake, but on the other hand, try and find an article about Iowa's 84-73 win over North Dakota that doesn't lead with a headline about the Handshake That Wasn't before discussing it in minute detail.
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It has acquired Handshake, a New York startup that offers a commerce platform for businesses that sell wholesale goods.
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Trump comes in with a slap on the back and a handshake and just blows the whole system up.
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They start giving her "dap," the elaborate handshake rituals that some blacks use with one another to signal solidarity.
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WASHINGTON — From his firm handshake, precise manner of speaking and efficient introductions, it's clear Patrick Shanahan is a businessman.
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And I never thought to put it in writing because it was just kind of like a gentleman's handshake.
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I've never forgotten that handshake, and I save it in appreciation of people with whom I've developed new friendships.
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You look a guy or woman in the eye; handshake is as solid as the Great Lakes are deep.
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After taking the binder, Pelosi extended her hand apparently for a handshake, but Trump turned away without acknowledging it.
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When he comes into the room I show him the treat, holding it up in exchange for a handshake.
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George H.W. Bush, seated in a wheelchair in front of the casket, greeted mourners in turn with a handshake.
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MIKE LEVIN has the perfect hair, wash-and-wear grin and firm yet unthreatening handshake of a seasoned politician.
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EF: I've [led one investment] in Handshake, which is building a new career services recruiting platform for college kids.
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Vanhoef told ZDNet that the WPA3 standard will use a new handshake, which won't be vulnerable to dictionary attacks.
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Thus far at TC Disrupt NY, we've seen a handshake stalemate between IAB's Randall Rothenberger and AdBlocker's Till Faida.
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There's almost a voyeuristic feel to the whole thing, especially with the way that this first handshake was recorded.
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Everyone has a hello, a handshake, or a hardy congratulations for him on the launch of the Project One.
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Sue managed to stop the royal grandmother as she left the Millennium Centre – and even got a birthday handshake!
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And yet I rate this handshake a 1/10 for the unfortunate forearm grab that Donald Trump executes here.
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This year, guests looking for a handshake with the owner faced a retinue of Secret Service a step away.
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Words could say so much about this moment, but video of the post-game handshake line will do best.
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Then it even went over to an official to pay proper respect, with a close equivalent to a handshake.
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"He's become more famous than me," the President joked before beckoning Comey over and giving him a warm handshake.
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"I saw him at a Dodgers game back in November and I forced him into a handshake," said Sheen.
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We pass these tiny organisms to each other when we share a handshake or a seat on the plane.
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In May, Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron shared a long, tense handshake during their first meeting in Brussels.
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Macron made a statement with a white-knuckle handshake with Trump at their first meeting in Brussels in May.
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Decoding Trump's body language Show of dominance In the interview, Macron compared his own handshake to his leadership posture.
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He is always well dressed and generous to a fault with his time, greeting you with a friendly handshake.
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Their handshake was so intense that Trump's knuckles turned white as he attempted to pull away from Macron's grip.
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Then Kylie does a little Rocket Power-inspired "Woogidy woogidy" move, because what secret handshake is complete without it?
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Eight times the post-series handshake line has ended with Pittsburgh celebrating while Washington trudges toward the off-season.
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Donald Trump's handshake is a signed statement on the failure of language here at the end of the world.
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It's common for people to associate a weak handshake with a lack of confidence and an overall lackadaisical attitude.
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In an Oval Office photo-op in March 2017, Trump appeared to ignore Merkel's request to share a handshake.
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They started planning the handshake about six weeks ago, studying video of Goodwin's and Bourne's moves and practicing them.
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That first meeting was marked by strained grins and a lengthy, white-knuckled handshake that immediately went viral online.
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Nothing is more awkward than not knowing when to go for a handshake or a hug when congratulating someone.
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This was more than a handshake -- but a lifetime of waiting to see these two countries share a stage.
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But the biggest challenge facing President Trump and Secretary Tillerson is making America's word and handshake mean something again.
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The two men shared a handshake in front of the cameras, then receded into a private meeting for hours.
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As candidates step off the elevator, every bead of sweat, awkward handshake, and nervous laugh is captured on camera.
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The two leaders' handshake made history, to be sure, but it remains an open question whether their agreement will.
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When you introduce yourself — in any setting — use your first name and last name to accompany your (firm) handshake.
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Minutes before the historic handshake, Trump tweeted that his top economic adviser Larry Kudlow had suffered a heart attack.
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Or do you wish did something else — like a secret handshake, kisses on the cheek or a bro hug?
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One 2010 poll found that 70% of people don't feel confident in their ability to give a proper handshake.
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Most importantly, though, this research ensures the robots of the future will end up with a solid, confident handshake.
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At one point, he repeats that it was his sons and friends who urged him to report the handshake.
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In Muslet's version of his encounter with Hal Howard, the handshake was an attempt to defuse a tense situation.
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Considering this is the first handshake of the movie, Rabbit doesn't take much time to let it sink in.
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So I don't really care what the political or inter-Republican-secret-handshake-club ramifications are of my views.
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It would have been much harder than the handshake in the Oval Office and the logrolling in the Capitol.
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In most of Northern Europe, a firm handshake will usually suffice between strangers, and a single kiss for friends.
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Trump may have sought last September to get a handshake and picture with Rouhani at the UN General Assembly.
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A cough, sneeze or handshake could enable its spread, as well as touching something an infected person has touched.
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He bounced from voter to voter, a wide smile across his face, ready with a handshake and a joke.
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But government officials said there would be no exception to the handshake for those who want to become citizens.
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Some mayors have circumvented the handshake law by having both male and female officials take part in the ceremonies.
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I've built my career on the road, assembling a readership one handshake, hug and group photo at a time.
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And he had a choreographed handshake with Mr. Khashoggi's son, Salah, who seemed pained and to have little choice.
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But let's face it, elbow contact just doesn't have the same sizzle as, say, a handshake or a hug.
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The handshake happened as the attending world leaders made small talk while waiting for the summit to kick off.
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My understanding is that Iowans and New Hampshirites expect a handshake from the candidate they're going to vote for.
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Like so many institutions of the upper class, my camp was just another handshake, another network, another vetting process.
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Inculcated by his father to always initiate a handshake, he has to work hard to abandon an ingrained habit.
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"A handshake showed you meant the other person no harm," manners expert William Hanson told the BBC in 2018.
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"If the two interacted in any way, it would have been a handshake and nothing more," the official said.
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"A warm smile, a firm handshake and a witty comment isn't doing it," said Ms. Harris, who is biracial.
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It's the billionaire's handshake: That's the watch you expect to see on the wrist when you're closing a deal.
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In the fourth inning, he pursued a groundskeeper who was pulling a sweeper, for a handshake and a hug.
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Mexico's president defended his brief meeting and handshake with the mother of imprisoned drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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But he did so, he insists, because he felt threatened by Lyle — in particular, by an exceptionally firm handshake.
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"I've never been a fan of the handshake, although I will shake hands if circumstances demand it," said Whitworth.
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Speakers will be subject to a new microphone changing protocol, and a "no-handshake policy" is also being advised.
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At the State of the Union address, he no doubt enjoyed both the snubbed handshake and the ripped speech.
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They were known for sealing agreements with a handshake and the Yiddish phrase "mazel und broche" (luck and blessing).
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Earlier in the night, the President appeared to snub the House speaker by ignoring her attempt at a handshake.
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Earlier in the night, the President appeared to snub the House Speaker by ignoring her attempt at a handshake.
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Mr. Trump raised eyebrows by complimenting France's first lady on her physical appearance, and there was another unusual handshake.
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All that was left was a well-earned handshake, a standing ovation for two worthy competitors, and some tears.
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Even a brief handshake earlier in the day, before the proceedings officially opened, was the subject of enormous scrutiny.
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In addition to your handshake, your hands play an important role in complementing or distracting from your verbal communication.
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And here's the full video of Justin Trudeau, Enrique Nieto and Barack Obama doing the secret Illuminati handshake. pic.twitter.
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The adorable duo shared a special -- and very elaborate -- handshake, before Riley planted a kiss on her dad's cheek.
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It's also a notable contrast with Handshake, another early-level recruitment startup that's aiming to make hiring more diverse.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Every job candidate knows — on time, with a smile and a firm handshake.
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The man I did not know stood, strode over, and gave me a big handshake and a bigger smile.
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After he finished his remarks, colleagues gathered around him to offer an embrace, a handshake and words of comfort.
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It is a good moment for both leaders, because the story is more about their meeting then a handshake.
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The men had made handshake agreements with small breweries to produce some of their beer at the warehouse space.
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Instead of ending with a handshake, it focuses on Kim's grimace as he looks at the leather bound paperwork.
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The video then shows him rejecting Thompson's offer of a handshake and instead hugging her and rubbing her back.
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"Linux's open source Wi-Fi client and access point already support the improved handshake," the researcher said on Twitter.
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The handshake followed an hour of theater as the leaders — first Putin, then Trump — took turns delaying the meeting.
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And, after Indiana University student Kevin Nichols recorded himself playing the age-old "too slow!" handshake prank on Sen.
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"It seems that the handshake is worse than the fist bump for transferring bacteria because the surface area of contact is much larger, handshakes last longer ... and the firmer the handshake, the greater the transfer," said Dr. Dave Whitworth, a microbiologist at Aberystwyth University and one of the researchers behind the study.
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Luckily, the etiquette is simple: make direct eye contact, give a firm handshake (avoid more than two pumps) and smile.
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The photo was preceded by a handshake from the star, and inspired by a fellow concertgoer, Sollers explained to GMA .
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David Samson, the team's president, has been going around telling people that there's a "handshake agreement" in place to sell.
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With that, the leaders gave a quick handshake and their private meeting in the opulent Gothic Hall was under way .
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The historic Trump-Kim handshake and the dialogue that followed represented a promising first step forward – a step toward peace.
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Cisco lobbed in an acquisition bid, and the two companies came to a handshake agreement on Saturday, according to sources.
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A handshake and a hello led to a quick get-to-know-you meal around the corner at a café.
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Wrapping up his remarks, Trump initiated a brief handshake with Putin as the assembled press jostled to capture the moment.
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The conversation doesn't end with a talking point, but with a handshake, or that it was nice to meet you.
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And when it came time for their highly anticipated handshake, as with past awkward shakes, the men did not disappoint.
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" Trump ignores her while the shutters of press cameras continue, but she tries again, "I think they want a handshake.
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Carter wanted to hold their hands up in a sign of unity, instead he only could muster a cold handshake.
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For now, the federal government has only secured handshake commitments from the premiers, leaving their successors free to reverse course.
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In a video spotted by Tastefully Offensive, Useless Duck Company first builds a Trump handshake robot with which to train.
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Just seven years later, he executed his first commissioned project, right from the "first handshake with the client" to construction.
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After engaging America's president, Donald Trump, in a lengthy, muscular handshake, Mr Macron described his firm grip as "not accidental".
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So Kopitar just kind of turned from the struggling magician as he admitted defeat and reached out for a handshake.
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He greeted me with a limp handshake and a quick, disapproving once-over that felt right out of a movie.
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"It used to be that you'd do deals on a handshake and a person's word was their promise," he said.
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A high five may not fly in business settings, but it can transfer half as many germs as a handshake.
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Others fight like hell and cling to the tiniest semblances of life: a letter, a visit, a handshake, a smile.
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Naturally, Twitter users noticed the latest installment in Trump's bizarre handshake tour and shared their thoughts on Macron's challenging grip.
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And here's Trump saying Thiel is a "special guy," followed by a, uh, some sort of handshake, high five thingy.
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Surprisingly, everything appears to end amicably, despite the boxer's group being denied ... Adrien extends a friendly handshake and leaves peacefully.
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This is the "Handshake Heard 'Round the World" as it marks the first time these infamous two have publicly met.
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This handshake functions both as a greeting and a way for Trump to check that his heart is still beating.
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There's an official Valve demo where you play rock-paper-scissors or test your handshake grip strength with a robot.
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President Donald Trump and members of his administration are quite excited about Saturday's handshake deal between the US and China.
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After the two talked it out, they decided to solidify their friendship with a new take on a signature handshake.
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" Holland tries to stay English and polite and thanks his hero with a handshake but Domino just says, "Oh, baby!
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It improved on the current 'four-way handshake' used by WPA23 to validate devices trying to connect to a network.
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In the nearly 60-second video of this handshake, the two walked, talked, patted each other, and admired the sights.
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He may have shared the world's worst handshake with its prime minister, but President Trump is still big in Japan.
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The Federation of Islamic Organisations in Switzerland (FIOS) said that a handshake between a man and woman "is permissible theologically".
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Everyone was all smiles, though the first lady went in for the hug as Melania went in for the handshake.
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And just like a handshake, it's silly that we judge a person so much based on it, but we do.
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Newly appointed president of France, Emmanuel Macron, impressed the internet this week by annihilating President Trump in an handshake battle.
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He performed his overwrought handshake with French President Emmanuel Macron, yet another in a strange history of alpha-male greetings.
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Watch this very brief clip instead, where Chancellor Merkel asks Trump for a handshake, only to have it be rejected.
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At the leaders' previous encounter, during the NATO summit in Brussels in May, they famously exchanged a white-knuckled handshake.
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The Extropians invented an exuberant handshake to greet each other, and referred to themselves as VEPs, or Very Extropian Persons.
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French President Emmanuel Macron should spend half the effort against ISIS he did compared to his now infamous "alpha" handshake.
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"You extend your thumb forward during the handshake to feel the other person's vital spirit energy -- the pulse," he wrote.
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And if you're watching, Donald Trump, take a gander at that friendly AF handshake they're sharing ... I'm so sorry, Obama.
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"I have confidence that Kim Jong Un will honor the contract we signed &, even more importantly, our handshake," he tweeted.
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That handshake, legend has it, was the foundation of one of the most lucrative partnerships in the history of sports.
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Specifically, the handshake raters intuited that the students with firm handshakes were more positive, more outgoing, and less socially anxious.
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When I visit the Foltzes in Rhode Island, Trevor greets me with a handshake and smile that melts my heart.
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He's also giving a "I can't believe we do this handshake thing every year" look to someone in the crowd.
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Never was the clearer than when Trump got schooled on the "ASEAN-way handshake" during Monday's opening of the event.
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But Pelosi would do well to have modest expectations of Trump, and not to oversell any handshake agreements with him.
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He says his handshake with the Crown Prince shortly before he left Saudi Arabia two weeks ago was widely misinterpreted.
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This is an apology handshake to clear up a prior misunderstanding and, from a technical perspective, it has everything, really.
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The preparation and choreography behind the technical aspects of this handshake must have taken weeks if not months to plan.
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In India, a limp handshake between men is fine, but don't try it with a member of the opposite sex.
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Elijah Cummings' memorial service last week shows a pallbearer passing over Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in a handshake line.
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The two men last spoke in mid-November after a brief handshake and conversation during an international summit in Vietnam.
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It has many of the hallmarks of a Trump handshake: the tug, the hand pat and the thumbs up afterward.
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For instance, he complains that Mr. Eisner scuttled his "handshake agreement" to buy the book publisher Putnam for $350 million.
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After we greet each other with a light handshake, she asks if I mind if she gets her eyes lined.
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A Word With If the strength of a handshake is a sign of character, then Giovanni Ribisi's is rock solid.
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He then walked to the net, where the two rivals renewed their friendship with a firm handshake and an embrace.
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The regalia, the speeches, and the handshake all felt like worthless fluff that would take hours to take part in.
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With 20 steps and a handshake on Sunday, President Trump became the first sitting American president to enter North Korea.
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And when they took the stage, they dispensed with the customary handshake in favor of a coronavirus-era elbow bump.
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I didn't pay that much attention to it and we made a deal right then and there on a handshake.
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"Instead of explicit contractual provisions governing use of the funds, it's now a wink and a handshake," Professor Kovenock said.
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"Nice to meet you, Mr. President," he said, and after another handshake, Mr. Trump gave him a quick thumbs up.
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The humble handshake has taken a big hit to its reputation as the novel coronavirus has spread around the world.
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But a famous handshake between Yitzhak Rabin of Israel and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, could only do so much.
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Follow our live updates, watch video of the leaders' first handshake, and read the full text of their joint statement.
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A firm handshake, followed by, "Hello, I'm Hank," will likely result in their having to question your parents' erroneous introduction.
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Certain parts of LAX are now a "no handshake zone" ... the latest precaution in the face of a daunting pandemic.
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At the end of their remarks, Mr. Modi dispensed with the usual energetic handshake and rather awkwardly hugged Mr. Trump.
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A public relations firm representing Andreessen Horowitz declined to respond to Recode's request for comment about the no-handshake sign.
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Those stops were canceled, and Mr. Trump left shortly after a handshake, a speech and a spin around the museum.
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Well, first of all, he looks somewhat taken aback by the end of this handshake with the Emir of Kuwait.
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Trump congratulated Macron on his "tremendous victory" on Thursday before taking part in a prolonged handshake with France's newest leader.
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The giant forks and spoons on the wall are the equivalent, for anyone of Filipino heritage, of a secret handshake.
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Instead of a lease, he had a handshake agreement with his landlady and later, after she died, with her children.
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Phillipe Reines tweeted a video showing Clinton and himself, as Trump, entering a simulated debate setup for a traditional handshake.
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So how did the party's seventh primary debate turn into a fight about whether one candidate turned down a handshake?
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But then, after the debate, Sanders went for a handshake and Warren didn't take it, and they appeared to bicker.
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SPEAKING ABOUT MEXICO, IS IT POSSIBLE AS THE MEDIA HAS REPORTED THAT THERE IS A HANDSHAKE DEAL ON THE TABLE?
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But as Washington Examiner's T. Becket Adams points out, this is not the only awkward handshake that Obama has endured.
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" Whitmore: "President Trump's handshake is solid and genuine, but adds an extra 'gesture' by patting underneath President Putin's right arm.
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Getting an apartment takes so long as opposed to other countries I have lived in where it's just a handshake.
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Trump's photo op Friday with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe at the White House included an awkward 19 second handshake.
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This lack of clarity has raised questions about whether this handshake agreement will do much to ease tensions with China.
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And Trump has insulted Merkel personally as well, even failing to acknowledge her request for a handshake during a photoshoot.
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State broadcaster CCTV carried live footage of the opening handshake between Trump and Kim but then switched to other coverage.
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This friendly handshake between Putin and MBS rocked the Twittersphere: Go deeper: After meeting cancellations, more headaches await Trump at G20
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Thanks to Trump being in the public eye for so long, documentation of his "yank and pull" style handshake is vast.
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The 90-minute debate got off to a chilly start when Clinton and Trump greeted each other without the traditional handshake.
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She is backed by Emmanuel Macron, the French president who famously took on Trump in the awkward, too-long handshake stakes.
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The past is the past until after the handshake, which is why Trump does not get all the outrage over this.
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On Sunday, Comey got a warm handshake and pat on the back from Trump during a reception at the White House.
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Last years&apos visit to Brussels also produced the famous mano a mano handshake between Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron.
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In viral video of the handshake moment, Rankin didn't hesitate when passing by the Kentucky Republican after shaking hands with Rep.
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Throw in a split-second on-screen appearance in The Parent Trap's iconic handshake scene and, well, the checklist is complete.
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The evening started out by the president snubbing a handshake offer from the speaker when he arrived to deliver the address.
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"The U.S.-China handshake has not removed trade policy uncertainty, which is still weighing on the global growth outlook," Mann said.
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LOCKHEED MARTIN AND PENTAGON HAVE 'HANDSHAKE' AGREEMENT ON $34 BLN THREE-YEAR DEAL FOR 478 F-35 JETS, PENTAGON OFFICIAL SAYS
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When she and Trump do the traditional handshake before their first debate next Monday night, she shouldn't just shake his hand.
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Then Trump and Peter Thiel tried out doing the 'ole handshake/high five that can be really tricky to pull off.
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" He continued, "You're supposed to say, 'Your Royal Highness,' you can't speak until your hands are in a handshake with his.
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Like the photos before, it had fans seeing double as the pair embraced in a tight handshake and flexed their biceps.
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It also responds to loud noises, bright lights, a strong non-painful touch (like a firm handshake), and yes, social rejection.
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Now, however, Apple requires a "handshake" with the server of your phone carrier and has to confirm your pre-existing account.
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That has previously restricted emojis representing families (👨👩👧👧👩👧👦👨👧👧👩👩👧👧), couples (💑👩❤️👩👨❤️👨), and a handshake (🤝) to yellow.
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This sounds pretty straightforward, but as a rule of a thumb, a handshake with a person of any gender will do.
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And Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron may have just taken the grand prize for the most awkward handshake ever.
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Instead of a handshake, though, Heller told PEOPLE that Trump pulled her toward him to deliver a kiss on the mouth.
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Trump&aposs first appearance and the now famous handshake didn&apost come until almost 20 minutes into the 42-minute program.
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There was a very awkward non-handshake and an even more awkward press conference that Merkel kicked off with a dig.
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A good handshake is firm but never too hard, she says, and you must always look the person in the eye.
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I greeted my observer with a hearty handshake and was about to get started when two of my students started arguing.
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He's already had a couple of awkward encounters since arriving -- including a forceful handshake with newly-elected French president Emmanuel Macron.
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From his weird shake with Mitt Romney, you learn that he refuses to be the first person to end a handshake.
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At a friend's birthday party earlier this week, Kylie and Kendall Jenner brought back a middle school classic — the secret handshake.
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For an added bonus, find out how the late night host masterfully captioned Trump and Merkel's infamous non-handshake picture above.
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The variety show mocked their handshake from earlier this week by having the two do multiple elaborate high fives and handshakes.
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" When Lincoln chose to settle things with a handshake, White says, "it spoke volumes about the kind of person Lincoln became.
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For instance, you could put a second hand over theirs in a handshake or "take them by the elbow," she says.
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A group of bipartisan Senate leaders recently reached a handshake agreement to try to move the 12 annual appropriations bills efficiently.
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But others, including Fox's Greta Van Susteren, said it was fine — that a hug was a gesture not unlike a handshake.
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Aho ended up with a handshake from team owner Peter Karmanos, who was making a rare appearance at the home arena.
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While world leaders gathered for a group photo in Biarritz on Sunday, Trump greeted Merkel with a handshake and a kiss.
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For those who have the skills, it can be an invaluable way of connecting with voters beyond the handshake and selfie.
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Eric gave her a firm handshake and said, "We're glad you could come," with the amicable solemnity of a funeral director.
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Fans shoved their way through the crowd in hopes of a handshake or a selfie with the man known as AMLO.
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While we all were busy looking at Trump's awkward handshake, this guy was in the corner was having the last laugh.
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But while everyone was busy laughing at Trump's awkward handshake and grimace, you might've missed out on Medvedev in the corner.
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Whatever the handshake had been like, Muslet had, consciously or not, taken a jackhammer to the bedrock of another man's identity.
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Comey is invited, and Trump signaled him to come over for what proves to be an awkward part hug, part handshake.
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Perry caught the eye when he faked a handshake to talk trash to the largely inoffensive Lim ahead of his debut.
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I extend out my hand for the handshake but she walks right through it and wraps her arms around my neck.
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Stopping by the profiles of those who have RSVP'd to your next Meetup gives you an advantage before your first handshake.
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Mike Braun, a Republican, says he's been washing his hands more vigilantly but won't look to get rid of the handshake.
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Representative Ted Lieu, Democrat of California, has put up signs in his office informing visitors it is a handshake-free zone.
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"In the event that the queen extends a handshake to her guests, they may then reciprocate the gesture," Ms. Meier wrote.
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"He went in for a handshake, but I'm a hugger, so I guess I made the first move," Ms. Hamlin said.
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"This time we were finally given the opportunity to debate but only by his rules, including no handshake," Ms. Katz said.
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I mean, when was the last time you thought to yourself, "Man, I could really go for a handshake right now"?
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The Premier League announced it was stopping the pre-game handshake in an effort to prevent players from spreading the coronavirus.
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The Oslo accords, first unveiled on the White House lawn with a handshake between Yitzhak Rabin and Yasir Arafat on Sept.
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The annual address began with a snubbed handshake, featured a break with congressional tradition, and ended with a ripped-up speech.
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After greeting Mr. Trump, Mr. Macron acknowledged deliberately keeping their handshake going to make a political point: I'm not your patsy.
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The rendezvous lasted less than an hour and ended with an outline for a deal, which was agreed on a handshake.
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Germany should accept that putting your hand on your heart can be as much a gesture of respect as a handshake.
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For smaller amounts, you might be comfortable with a handshake agreement that it will paid back within a short time frame.
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After a handshake that Mr. Dudman found unnerving — Pol Pot had delicate, tapering fingers and soft skin — the dictator held court.
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The moment echoed a missed handshake between President Donald Trump and then-Prime Minister Theresa May, which was also explained away.
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To this day, Brits are less likely than their European neighbors to opt for a peck—instead favoring the firm handshake.
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Hamilton thinks it's unlikely that something like an elbow bump will ever emerge as a serious alternative to the handshake, though.
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Trump reciprocated the gesture in at least one case: Trump just gave Joe Manchin a bro hug and a bro handshake.
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If your ticket doesn't look or feel right, tweeted social memes will expose every awkward handshake, hug, and smile in a millisecond.
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Key to this is the Transport Layer Security (TLS) handshake, the setup of secret keys to prove you're on the right website.
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He gripped Trump's hand so tightly with his expert-tier handshake that he went and left marks on the U.S. president's hand.
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Beyond that: whether or not he did it on purpose, Macron is the clear winner of his latest handshake showdown with Trump.
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They remember Tom, Dick, and Harry, AND that they are members of their gang—they don't need the secret handshake at all.
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When Sutherland extended his hand for a handshake, he tried to thank the cameraman, but was too emotional to eke words out.
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The actor sold the property in a 'handshake deal' to Kent and Pam Williams, who founded jewelry and silver company Montana Silversmiths.
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The CIA reportedly purchased the company with a handshake deal in 1951, which was renewed with a secretive "licensing agreement" in 1960.
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The two leaders are beginning the discussions Tuesday morning with only their interpreters present, kicked off with a handshake of historic significance.
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The usually pocket-sized medallions are handed out to service members — passed off during a handshake — as a tradition to build camaraderie.
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Tamal, meanwhile, gets a handshake for his Middle Eastern-inspired pie, basically the Paul Hollywood equivalent of a declaration of undying love.
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Silver is aware of all this, and he acknowledged that the handshake greetings he now engages in sometimes presented potential trip wires.
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It also said it will have a "mic change protocol" for speakers, and advise all attendees to "adopt a 'no-handshake' policy."
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Part of the move to bring her to wider attention was made by Mr Holmes, the biographer with the handshake across time.
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"I saw they became more invested in me because I took time to do a five-second handshake with them," he says.
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At the meetings, Gottesdiener said Hazen would hug and kiss her — despite her going for a handshake — and ask personal, explicit questions.
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While Hensarling is "heartened" by the handshake deal, he said he believes it is important that Canada be a part of it.
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This is how she responded to a robot last week:(Photo by Jack Hill - WPA Pool /Getty Images)No handshake in sight.
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I'm kind of stingy on handshake form so I am afraid I am still going with a on this one 1/10.
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Altidore was too busy on his phone to notice that he left Maple Leafs alternate captain Leo Komarov hanging on a handshake.
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In a video, the little royal shakes his head as Trudeau tries high fives, low fives and a handshake to no avail.
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The meeting was cordial, and all things considered, a photo op handshake between Trump and Trudeau turned out to be pretty normal.
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Another tip: at the end of your interview, ensure a strong handshake accompanied by strong eye contact and a few kind words.
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Hand gestures include the extended arm for a selfie, crossed fingers, handshake, "call me" hand, fist bump and raised back of hand.
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Before turning to leave, the president congratulated me on the excellent questions they'd asked, and extended his hand -- a warm, firm handshake.
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It added that politeness is important in Islamic tradition and that a handshake between teachers and students is "not problematic," reported Swissinfo.ch.
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Thompson stands and holds out her hand for a handshake but Weinstein waves it away and goes in for a hug instead.
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Instead, it allowed for the song to jettison into a mosh-ready verse, effectively hiding AVAIL's left hook behind a warm handshake.
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The handshake drama is resonant, to a point, because it provides a neat example of their respective preoccupations with personal power dynamics.
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Trump did a similar handshake with Vladimir Putin last year ... but held back on the number of arm taps this time around.
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The remark came after an extended handshake between the two men in front of cameras at the White House, where they met.
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As they made their way down the line of people, Meghan and Harry each greeted them with a sincere smile and handshake.
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Blumpkin launched the business with a $500 investment from her brother and sold it to Buffett in a handshake deal in 1983.
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The landing was watched around the world, and the folks back at mission control celebrated with the coolest handshake in scientific history.
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ABC coveted him for "Monday Night Football" and made a handshake deal with Mr. Frank for about $10 million over four years.
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China's influence: "I have confidence that Kim Jong Un will honor the contract we signed &, even more importantly, our handshake," Trump tweeted.
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Trump and the 40-year-old French leader began their improbable friendship a year ago in Belgium with a jaw-clenching handshake.
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"I'm sorry, it's just I can't believe you and the crown prince of Saudi Arabia had that whole handshake yesterday," Trump said.
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Big banks use algorithms to make their lending decisions; small banks depend on personal relationships and a strong handshake to make theirs.
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Because there was no way for sensation to travel from the robot's hands to mine, the handshake was a purely visual experience.
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If chemicals inadvertently spread from one plot of land to another, farmers would typically settle any losses amicably through a handshake deal.
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Medvedev is also smiling coolly, knowing that his decision not to play ball on the "ASEAN-Way handshake" was the right move.
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Also, the Vietnamese Prime Minister is looking at the floor -- a sure sign he is hoping the handshake ends 5 minutes ago.
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Yet he has a soft side, offering a handshake or a hug to everyone he meets on a stroll around the base.
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In April 2015, a handshake with Raul Castro in Panama signalled that one of Obama's foreign policy goals might be on track.
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At their first meeting in May, Trump and Macron shared a long and uncomfortable-looking handshake, which Macron said afterward was intentional.
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James Lankford, a Republican from Oklahoma, told CNN before the news about Cantwell's staffer broke that he wasn't changing his handshake habit.
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It was a nice touch — a small welcoming ritual that reduced the awkwardness of saying hello without a hug or handshake. 4.
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The government in Denmark has asked mayors to suspend naturalization ceremonies, which since a law passed in 2018 require a mandatory handshake.
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It began with an elbow bump, unfolded with Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders standing six feet apart and ended without a handshake.
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It began with an elbow bump, unfolded with Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders standing six feet apart and ended without a handshake.
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A day later, the Sudanese general was photographed exchanging a hearty handshake with the United States' chargé d'affaires in Khartoum, Steven Koutsis.
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The reason ... Cruz says he had a brief convo and a handshake with the one guy at CPAC who's contracted COVID-19.
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We've put together a sample of them and want to know which you think should replace the handshake in these trying times:
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New career services management platforms like Handshake offer much more functionality than legacy systems to connect students with employers recruiting on campus.
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The historic handshake between President Trump and Kim Jong-un of North Korea has raised many questions, starting with: What really changed?
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For anyone who called out his name, Mr. Murphy beelined for a handshake, even if that meant halting traffic for a moment.
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Mr. Trudeau went from being one-half of a bromance to the guy whose firm handshake became a matter of international scrutiny.
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With a handshake last week and then a vote on Tuesday, the New York City Council passed an $85.2 billion city budget.
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Stassi Schroeder, one of the show's stars, gave me a firm handshake and surveyed the crowd at the first bar, Kola House.
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I am not talking about who gets a phone call, as there have been a few, or a handshake at a conference.
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But Canadians liked the way he fended off Mr. Trump's domineering handshake on a visit to the White House in February 2017.
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It's unclear whether the vice president reached out for a handshake, but he pats the prince on the back as he passes.
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Heitkamp will benefit from footage of Trump extending a handshake and calling her a "good woman" on stage at a September event.
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Mexico's economy minister said all three sides — Mexico, the U.S. and Canada — would need to be present for even a handshake deal.
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He discovered that we prefer our own handshake to others, and will like and trust that person whose touch mimics our own.
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"Hey, the Cubs did a great job getting in there and getting a handshake with him well before we could," Cashman said.
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Trudeau practiced how to personally parley with Trump, down to perfecting a judo-like maneuver to counter the president's domineering handshake style.
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"When the coronavirus passed within a handshake of the president, no public health agency took charge," Aaron Davis and Erin Cox report.
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The hoi polloi are no longer politely accepting a handshake, a kind word, or thrusting a baby forward for them to kiss.
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Gracefully avoiding the handshake of a female teacher, casting a skeptical eye on Londoners of every description, Raza is always good company.
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An elaborate handshake has the power to break the ice with a new acquaintance or take any existing relationship up several notches.
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But more importantly, it's another chance for French President Emmanuel Macron to prove he can own Donald Trump in their relentless handshake battle.
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The ceremony was sealed with a symbolic handshake between Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia's president, and Rodrigo Londoño, the FARC leader known as Timochenko.
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MAPUTO/JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - With a handshake and a hug, Mozambique's leaders hoped on Tuesday to close the book on a decades-long conflict.
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Today, students use Handshake, provided by colleges and universities, to manage interviews, message with recruiters and identify and pursue job and internship opportunities.
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He was previously confirmed as financial secretary by Beijing, and shared a much written-about handshake with Chinese President Xi Jinping last year.
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With a handshake, Jeong also asked the American to keep him in the loop of ahead of any future trips to North Korea.
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If one were to use the letter opener, it would be necessary to grasp the detached paw in a sort of posthumous handshake.
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Pelosi reached out for a handshake after Trump handed her a copy of his prepared remarks, but the president appeared to ignore her.
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A long line of fans inch their way down a step and repeat for a handshake and iPhone snap with ID's star talent.
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Her handshake is firm enough to be just shy of crushing, and she's an expert at that disarming, straight-in-the-eye engagement.
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The complex handshake between the security key and device means there's nothing you need to remember and nothing useful that can be intercepted.
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In "Pasión," Ed almost convinces Joel he isn't undead… until all of the skin on Ed's hand slides off during a goodbye handshake.
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This explains a lot, like Trump's weird grab and yank power handshake—he's just trying to assert supremacy over his fellow uncaring assholes!
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"Even that small handshake between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas would have made Peres smile a bit," Liebermann said.
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Given that the average equity investment in a startup requires one document and a handshake, to spend upwards of $100,000 for documentation galls.
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At the Israeli terminal a poster showing a handshake offers the "Chance of Your Lifetime" to Palestinians willing to provide information on militants.
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President Donald Trump appeared to ignore a request for a handshake with German Chancellor Angela Merkel before a joint press conference on Friday.
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The leaders were seated in the Oval Office posing for cameras when the press asked if the two would give them a handshake.
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The attack targets the handshake and key negotiation between connecting devices and access points and forces clients to reuse an older session key.
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And we have none other than German Chancellor Angela Merkel — who just had her own awkward as hell handshake with Trump — to thank.
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Every interaction has given me anxiety, from the random phone call, new employee handshake, knock on door, to the food delivery dude—everything.
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Several weeks before handshake-gate with our mercurial commander-in-chief, Souza even alluded to Merkel's support of his work as a photographer.
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CORRECTION: This story was updated to reflect that the handshake between Trump and Comey occurred in the Blue Room of the White House.
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But what she intended to be a handshake turned into kisses on the cheek and eventually into a forcible kiss on the lips.
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The two leaders, who had a somewhat quick handshake at the start of their meeting, discussed issues such as terrorism and climate change.
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Dillon Brooks said Coach K told him in handshake line, 'I'm too good of a player to be showing off at the end.
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Brown said the conversation ended amicably with a handshake, but La Russa fired back the following day in an interview with AZ Central.
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Tyson said their only physical interaction was a handshake he said he learned from a Native elder that he considered special, he wrote.
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In one clip, 19-year-old Kendall and 18-year-old Kylie performed a little choreographed handshake while music boomed in the background.
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There's been no disguising the frosty atmosphere between Merkel and Trump ever since the first snubbed handshake in the Oval Office in March.
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The fight broke out after the "Fun City Bowl" game ended, during the traditional after-game handshake ABC 7 in New York reports.
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" Trump last month tweeted that he had "confidence that Kim Jong Un will honor the contract we signed &, even more importantly, our handshake.
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For example, if you offer all the men in the room a handshake, make sure to shake hands with all the women, too.
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"I have confidence that Kim Jong Un will honor the contract we signed &, even more importantly, our handshake," he tweeted the following Monday.
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A jiu-jitsu academy in Columbus, Ohio, released a video tutorial Tuesday teaching people how to fend off Donald Trump's now-infamous handshake.
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While the North Korean group gave Moon a full military salute, the South Korean military delegation preferring to meet Kim with a handshake.
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It is trivially easy to perform a key reinstallation attack because of a bad implementation of the handshake mechanism in the WiFi stack.
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After the ceremony, Trump and Kim walked back to the platform where they started the morning with a handshake, shaking hands once again.
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A cough, sneeze or handshake could enable its spread, as well as touching something an infected person has touched (like, say, an envelope).
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Aside from awkward group photographs, there was the usual handshake analysis of Mr. Trump's greeting with allies, including President Emmanuel Macron of France.
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In Manila, he grimaced while jostling with Southeast Asian leaders for an awkward cross-armed handshake that was captured in a group photograph.
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In the handshake lineup was Scotty Bowman, a nine-time Stanley Cup winner as a coach and Chicago's senior adviser of hockey operations.
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While greeting North Korean dignitaries after his initial handshake with Mr. Kim, Mr. Trump proceeded down the line shaking hands, the video shows.
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It's a devil — a potential silent assassin — that floats perniciously in the air, or in a perfunctory handshake, or even a riotous laugh.
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He gamely, if awkwardly, took part in a group handshake, above, at a summit meeting of Southeast Asian and other leaders in Manila.
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This was it for teachers and books: a hard-won diploma, a handshake from the principal, a walk offstage and into real life.
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White House officials said Mr. Trump got along well with Mr. Macron in private, notwithstanding their much-photographed death grip of a handshake.
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When a pitcher hit one of our batters, she went to the mound to accept his apology with a handshake and a smile.
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Irving Younger was a greeter at Tree of Life synagogue who met people with a warm handshake and showed them to their seats.
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Through some sports-related sorcery, the Whitman College assistant basketball coach has developed a secret handshake with each player on the team. Yes.
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He was the only leader during the handshake greeting ceremony not to understand the cues and try to walk the wrong way offstage.
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That followed an awkward exchange Sunday when Mayfield offered a curt handshake to Jackson and criticized him afterward for joining a rival team.
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His father's friends would get a kick out of it whenever they reached for Weedy's hand and he would mimic the gang handshake.
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It seems as though he's rolling his eyes at Trump, but it could just be the handshake and the reporters, we don't know.
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People you interact with on productions might try to do some weird handshake — 'Yo, yo' [slaps his hands together in an elaborate routine].
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Ms. Medak said that, given Mr. Drabinsky's past, there were no handshake agreements; everything was committed to writing and signed before anything proceeded.
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"I'm Steve," said the wizard, smiling through a thick salt-and-pepper beard and extending an arm covered in tattoos for a handshake.
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