Let's give him a round of applause for being here.
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If you're reading this, give yourself a round of applause.
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A round of applause for Mr. Theroux is in order.
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"Let's have a round of applause for bipartisanship," he cried.
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Can we get a round of applause for Christina Aguilera?
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The comments quickly ignited a round of applause from lawmakers.
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Let's pause here and give Catherine a round of applause.
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"Let's give Anna a round of applause for speaking up."
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After every one, we gave ourselves a round of applause.
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A round of applause for this cat, who puts safety first.
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And for that, perhaps, he deserves a round of applause. video
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"He is a player," West said to a round of applause.
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He thanked the team, who gave him a round of applause.
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"Let's give her a round of applause," the flight attendant added.
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"Everybody give a round of applause for Stacey Dash!" he said.
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"Give yourselves a round of applause for making history," Timberlake said.
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The whole room, DeVos included, gave them a round of applause.
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TYLER MATHISEN: How about a round of applause for Secretary Ross?
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No one before Porter received a round of applause mid-conference.
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The Republican conference then gave Mr. Felder a round of applause.
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So a really big round of applause for Kara and Sam.
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All right everybody, let's give a big round of applause for Nell.
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First, a round of applause for Datto and his Destiny raid crew.
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Matarazzo's impression received a round of applause from his fellow cast members.
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He led a round of applause for the family members in attendance.
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"Thank you, insane car people," he said to a round of applause.
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She returns backstage one minute later to a huge round of applause.
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These reactions include Hearts, Eye Roll, Round of Applause, Martini Throw, etc.
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The demo drew a round of applause from the I/O crowd.
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"A round of applause for the fire brigade," he told the crowd.
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Pelosi received a round of applause when she walked into the workroom.
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"He was greeted with a hearty round of applause," a colleague wrote.
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"I'm healthy, I'm feeling great," Sanders said to a round of applause.
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A round of applause from the crowd broke out shortly after pic.twitter.
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At that, the audience erupted into a new, loud round of applause.
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We're coming to our last -- you guys deserve a round of applause.
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We're coming to our last -- you guys deserve a round of applause.
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"No," he replied, which Ms. Abcarian said prompted a round of applause.
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This move gets her both a round of applause and a standing ovation.
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Yeah, and I think actually that's ... She got a big round of applause.
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We ask him to rise, and let's give him a round of applause.
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Mr. Bloomberg got a particularly warm round of applause when he was introduced.
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The relative success prompted a round of applause inside the county elections office.
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Round of APPLAUSE to these gentlemen for taking control of this devastating situation!!!
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"Only all of us together," Ms. Merkel replied, to a round of applause.
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He also got a well-deserved round of applause and tons of hugs.
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Can she get a round of applause from the women of the world, please?
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"Let's give them a round of applause!" he booms in Spanish and then English.
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A second round of applause followed when an interpreter translated his comments into Spanish.
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Let's all give the attorney general a round of applause for his great work.
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Let's give Joey Resto a big round of applause for being a good Samaritan.
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Alibek Omarov deserves a hearty round of applause for this feat of technical ingenuity.
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The tables have turned, and her idea is met with a round of applause.
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The live audience watching the panel rewarded Swisher's question with a round of applause.
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Trump received a round of applause when he mentioned proposed increases in defense spending.
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He knows many people may react to the news with a round of applause.
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When he thanked the company's security team, there was a long round of applause.
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The actress received a round of applause from the internet for this admittedly strange achievement.
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Everybody, please join me in giving her a totally undeserved round of applause, will you?
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"We need to lift up our women," Williams said to a massive round of applause.
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The audience gave a rowdy round of applause when it was Obama's turn to talk.
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He was greeted by a thunderous round of applause as he took the House floor.
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The decision drew a round of applause although Garrard also refused Maglione's request to speak.
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He gave them a round of applause at the end; they returned it in kind.
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Mr. Scheiner, who owns 22 nursing homes across the country, received a round of applause.
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"A round of applause for the fire brigade," he said, according to the news service.
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Better Call Saul Ladies and gentlemen, a big round of applause for Mr. Huell Babineaux.
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"I'm healthy, I'm feeling great," Sanders said during the debate, to a round of applause.
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He began with a round of applause for his guests of honor: the Congressional Black Caucus.
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All of these Egg Sheerans will make you smile and deserve a big round of applause.
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When he gets to "Z" the toddler giggles and gives himself an adorable round of applause.
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She received a round of applause and a hug from Urban as well, for her efforts.
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There was also a round of applause and cheers for the former president, according to Twitter.
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The Lakers deserve a round of applause for landing him and Kuzma in the same draft.
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Most of these changes earned a round of applause from the driver audience in Los Angeles.
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Afterward, Conte walked into the Italian locker room and gave his players a round of applause.
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"If I would've won, I would've ended the RFS," Cruz said to a round of applause.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May received a round of applause from European leaders on Thursday night.
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As she emerged, a round of applause erupted from the hundreds of workers and rescuers nearby.
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And that day, as Tekchandani entered the circle, he was welcomed with a round of applause.
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The adoption of the guidelines was followed by "a general round of applause," Ms. Merkel noted.
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Everybody please join me in giving Meryl Streep a totally undeserved round of applause, will you?
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A round of applause for Bryan, who appears to have turned self-loathing into an argument strategy.
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"I got a round of applause from the customers who saw me throw them out," he said.
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A round of applause, please, for the number one dog breed in the U.S.: The labrador retriever.
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The ceremony ended with a prayer, a thunderous round of applause from the crowd and organ music.
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A round of applause, then: Blunt is flawless as a woman described as perfect in every way.
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So that was my priority, as opposed to having a big round of applause and being sentimental.
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Jenna & Jordan: A round of applause for the couple that didn't cause any drama this episode. 2.
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Those not occupied with capturing his likeness for their Instagram accounts gave him a round of applause.
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Staff gave her and the late arrivals a round of applause as they re-entered the plane.
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It's sort of like picking up after your dog — no one should get a round of applause.
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In the 28th minute, a round of applause swelled around the stadium as fans sang Sala's name.
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Battle asked them, along with the other Stouffer scholars, to rise and accept a round of applause.
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As we reported ... Hillary got a major round of applause earlier this month at another stage production.
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She came out flashing an 'X' sign with her arms and received a huge round of applause.
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The South Korean president kicked off his staff meeting with a round of applause for the director.
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She stood up at one point and everyone gave her a round of applause and standing ovation.
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On the third try, when the sound system finally worked, there was a loud round of applause.
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The opposing Yankee fans gave David a healthy round of applause as we ran off the field.
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Once the screen was back up, the audience gave a round of applause and began cheering, Deadline reports.
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After the CMAs crowd offered up a congratulatory round of applause, Paisley got serious — or so it seemed.
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She asked two cybersecurity officials who helped safeguard the 2018 elections to stand for a round of applause.
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Over a dozen hands shot up before he asked the audience to give them a round of applause.
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The goldilocks data won a round of applause in the bond market where yields on government debt fell.
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At the film's premiere, the sheer glory of the shot was enough to prompt a round of applause.
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"I feel wonderful," he said on KRBE's The Roula & Ryan Show shortly after receiving a round of applause.
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And by the way, the cast, I know they're back there, let's give them [a round of applause].
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Michelle Obama deserves a round of "Applause" for her stunning gown at the White House's state dinner on Tuesday.
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At the end of his performance, she gave Legend a huge round of applause while screaming "Yay!" several times.
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At the end of his performance, she gave Legend a huge round of applause while screaming "Yay!" several times.
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Ultimately, Warren received another round of applause from her echo chamber, while the GOP got its conservative Attorney General.
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Twitter user Kayla rocked the dress in celebration, and we just want to give her a round of applause.
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When he entered the locker room after the game, his teammates stood and gave him a round of applause.
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When Morrison came onto the stage, the audience rose to their feet and gave a resounding round of applause.
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And she enjoyed another round of applause upon entering the after-party at the Copacabana nightclub, across the street.
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"I'm so comfortable in this business, and it taught me so much," he said to a round of applause.
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When he reached his line about criminal justice reform, he expected the rousing round of applause it usually receives.
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Dragic received a reserved round of applause from fans as he was introduced before tying a season high in points.
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The round of applause that went through the small shop suggests that he might be onto something with that idea.
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Scream Queens alum Keke Palmer is ready to own the label, and it's definitely worthy of a round of applause.
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Among other things, during that monologue Kimmel led a round of applause for the "highly over-rated" actress Meryl Streep.
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Tremblay and his family have since arrived on the red carpet and were welcomed with a huge round of applause.
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He frequently gathers the crew around to give the actors a round of applause on their last day of shooting.
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He got a round of applause when he said that American studios needed to "improve the quality" of their movies.
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Winner Billy Porter was given a rare round of applause for his response to a question about a viral photo
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It reallocated the money to infrastructure expenditure which won a round of applause from analysts and investors to rating agencies.
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The result, more than three times the low estimate, was acclaimed in the salesroom with a huge round of applause.
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And for those who did not make the drive: The evening ended with a round of applause for your town.
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Lindsey Graham, who gave a fiery speech during the hearing, was greeted with a round of applause when he entered.
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" Then, after a round of applause, they launched into a rousing rendition of The Staple Singers' classic "I'll Take You There.
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Announcer: Please join me in one more round of applause in welcoming Ronan Farrow and Kara Swisher to the Commonwealth Club.
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Eight times out of 10 it ended up with me giving myself a round of applause in a dark living room.
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Wheels ultimately finishes in second place, but at the trophy ceremony he receives a louder round of applause than the champion.
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"That was from the Emmys," Mr. Trump said proudly as members of his administration greeted him with a round of applause.
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He was greeted with a hearty round of applause as he surrendered his status as one of his party's last holdouts.
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"I asked for a round of applause for 'The Commander' Fidel Castro; we all stood up and clapped," del Conde said.
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Meryl, stand up if you would, everybody please join me in giving her a totally under-deserved round of applause, will you?
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The crowd at the Angel Stadium of Anaheim gave her a huge round of applause as her son's teammates gave her hugs.
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To a round of applause, Santos asked them to stand and be recognized for their contribution to peace, and for their loss.
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Mika thanked one of the paramedics on the scene who helped save his life, which was followed by a round of applause.
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Leaders approved the guidelines for Michel Barnier, the European Commission's chief negotiator on Brexit, with surprising ease and a round of applause.
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Even attempting to pull something like this off is worth a round of applause, and it speaks to Simmons' rare physical tools.
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He then got back on stage to continue his routine, but not before the crowd thanked him with a round of applause.
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"The crap you think of is unbelievable," he told the crowd at one point, drawing hearty laughter and a round of applause.
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It was a powerful moment, and fellow mourners gave 43 a big round of applause as he went back to his seat.
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We're told he quickly addressed the situation, saying he was happy to be able to help ... and got a round of applause.
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Flash forward to your next cocktail party: a mint-infused Old Fashioned, and, probably, a round of applause from your awestruck guests.
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He threw out the ones that didn't hit and kept the ones that got a laugh or a big round of applause.
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Bruce hugged his daughter and kissed her on the forehead while she bent her head and laughed at the round of applause.
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And when his usually shaggy look had been reduced to a buzz cut, the football star stood to a round of applause.
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Meanwhile, the couple in the bathtub got out, dried themselves off, and returned back to their seats to a round of applause.
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On its seventh day in the studio, the group ran out of finishing touches and gave itself a small round of applause.
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"[U]nder President Trump we will repeal the death tax once and for all," Pence said, to a heavy round of applause.
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The scene was equally as restrained in Hiroshima, where a brief round of applause when Francis arrived punctured an otherwise quiet night.
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Round of applause for David Blaine ... dude produced a relationship outta thin air with super model Naomi Campbell, or so it seems.
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Outside of the courthouse, after the verdict was read, a group of former Nxivm members gave the prosecution team a round of applause.
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"I got a big round of applause," a 93-year-old woman said after the greeter announced it was her first time voting.
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He served up a schooner of "Hawke's Lager" at a Sydney pub, saying, "how's that for a pour?" to a round of applause.
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Controversy must shine in this new format, and the league deserves a round of applause for manufacturing stakes in an otherwise sterile environment.
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They all gave a round of applause to committee chairman Greg Walden and the committee staff members for making it through the night.
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It's "Welcome to Manny's" on Facebook and online and let's give a final, big round of applause to Kara Swisher and Ezra Klein.
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During his speech, Weinstein received a round of applause from the audience after taking time to praise DiCaprio's latest work in The Revenant.
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Szpilka lay on the ground, motionless, for many concerning seconds but eventually got back to his feet, to a brief round of applause.
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In all, she spoke for about 15 minutes and finished to a round of applause, which the judge told her was "well deserved."
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When he returned to Congress in September, for example, he was greeted with a roaring round of applause from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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After introducing his new Middle East peace plan, the president mentioned the secretary of state to a round of applause from the audience.
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Trump received a full, polite round of applause from dignitaries after he wrapped up his speech, according to a reporter in the room.
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The human resources general manager, Nicole Salzman, asked for a round of applause for the associates of the month — "Yes, Lincoln!" someone called.
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Friday's meeting lasted more than 35 minutes, after which Johnson returned to Downing Street and received a round of applause from his staff.
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"There's no shame whatsoever in this," Ricardo Lewandowski, a Supreme Court justice, recently told a conference of judges to a round of applause.
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If we make it to 2100, then observing aliens might conclude planetary intelligence has emerged on Earth, and give a quiet round of applause.
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There's a brief round of applause from the crowd that's either congratulating me on my smooth flight or simply glad that I'm finally done.
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After Hong Kong police said they would clear the building, those inside began to clear the lobby while a round of applause broke out.
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It is also about them, so I hope you will stand up and turn around and give them a great round of applause. Please.
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The judges were each given a round of applause as they were excused from their tables, and we filed out of the convention center.
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Mendes started the performance solo while playing the piano before Cyrus came out to a roaring round of applause to help finish the song.
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Now that 2018's song of the summer is decided, let's give a warm round of applause to those who made Spotify's full list.
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And when 21-year-old Moscow-raised pianist Nikita Galaktionov spoke before playing a selection from Tchaikovsky, he received an extended round of applause.
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" After a round of applause, she continued: "And I think you do the whole movement a disservice by characterizing it the way you have.
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"This idea of purity and you're never compromised and you're always politically 'woke' and all that stuff," he said, to a round of applause.
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While Bilas looked like a narc getting a little hot under the collar, the rest of the room gave Walton a round of applause.
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Read more: Pope, urging prayers, says Amazon forest vital for our Earth"A round of applause for the fire brigade," he told the crowd.
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After Kumail is interrupted by the racist heckler, Emily's mother shuts the heckler down; her monologue received a spontaneous mid-scene round of applause.
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For his trouble, he got a round of applause, some MVP chants, and a somewhat violent hug from a guy in plush bronco costume.
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So I want to give all those educators, counselors and community members a big round of applause for what you've given to our students.
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Ossufo Momade, leader of Renamo, was in the audience for the papal address and received a round of applause when the president mentioned him.
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Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce drew a big round of applause when they attended a Blues playoff game last year.
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Another hour passed before a round of applause from a back room served as an unofficial announcement that the judges had calculated their final scores.
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"I would never again separate another family when they come here at their most vulnerable and desperate moment," O'Rourke said to a round of applause.
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Holding a microphone, Putin sang "On the dusty paths of distant planets, our tracks will remain," drawing a round of applause from those in attendance.
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As Cardi B made her way down the hall after the set, her team gave the newly liberated mom-to-be a round of applause.
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You're able to do a press release while ‑‑ he deserves a round of applause, not only for that but for the arrest of this individual.
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Though he struggled throughout the debate to get a word in, he did prompt a round of applause for his comments on health care reform.
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A thunderous round of applause came from the other passengers, and those of us who helped rode the rest of the way home with smiles.
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She earned a round of applause at a leadership meeting, praise from Speaker Nancy Pelosi at her press conference and personal accolades on the floor.
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Spieth made his way to the tee box to a round of applause that seemed louder than the greeting he received on the first tee.
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Bach sat next to him through the first session and joined in the warm round of applause that greeted the end of Sheikh Ahmad's speech.
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Caroline: I would also like to request that everyone reading this stands and gives Dylan Baker a round of applause for a truly extraordinary performance.
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He's on top; she's on top; they fuck like spoons; she sucks him off; he eats her out; a round of applause for mutual oral sex.
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She draws a round of applause from the crowd, a mix of sauna entrepreneurs and enthusiasts from Europe and Japan, along with a few North Americans.
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The move elicited lots of "awws" from the audience, and a rousing round of applause when Seacrest had his pup sit and stay for the crowd.
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Senior staffers in the meeting responded with a round of applause, which the officials characterized as a show of support for the embattled chief of staff.
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A big round of applause for the people who are forced to admit a hard truth about themselves this week: we all care about celebrity breakups.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus introduced Scaramucci as the new communications director to a round of applause, according to a source in the room.
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"President Trump got a big round of applause at the Michigan rally but that doesn't ignore that he's cut funding for the great lakes," said Rep.
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It's "something people never thought could be done," CEO Richard Anderson said to a round of applause at an event in New York City in September.
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Francis invited a crowd of about 30,000 faithful in St. Peter's Square on Saturday to give a round of applause to the newly beatified in Algeria.
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When Mr. Rhodes mentioned that Mr. Fager's longtime No. 2, Bill Owens, would replace him on an interim basis, there was a sustained round of applause.
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He raised both hands above his head giving himself a round of applause and threw a fist, as the announcer called, "Maurice Smith, magna cum laude."
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But others also lined the route to hurl abuse at Mr. Kilicdaroglu and his supporters, who politely responded to the provocations with a round of applause.
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When Phoenix was announced as the winner for best actor in a motion picture, many in the audience stood to give him a round of applause.
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"I'm proud of my players, I'm proud of my team, I'm proud of my country," he concluded, leaving the press conference room to a round of applause.
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Steve Scalise (R-LA) called the House Democrats impeachment inquiry "37 Days of Soviet-style impeachment proceedings," to a round of applause from his Republican House colleagues.
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Despite her obvious magnetism and the round of applause she earns from the audience on sight, Davis is seemingly a character of secondary importance in the play.
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Chief of the rescue mission Narongsak Osottanakorn addressed reporters at the end of the 17-day mission, arriving at a media center to a round of applause.
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The Australian's protest prompted a round of applause from fellow swimmers at the world championships but FINA said it had decided to warn Horton over his stance.
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"I don't think we should be conducting foreign policy in our bathrobe at 28500 in the morning," Klobuchar added, prompting a round of applause from the audience.
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Alexander Vindman took to the stand to give his testimony — and a clip of his opening statement drew a round of applause from The Late Show audience.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) returned to the Senate floor last July after his cancer was diagnosed, his colleagues greeted him with a rousing and heartfelt round of applause.
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Ten years ago today, Steve Jobs triumphantly held up a manilla interoffice mail envelope to a round of applause at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco.
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Finally, on Saturday afternoon, a nationwide round of applause broke out for the doctors on the medical front lines fighting the spread of Europe's worst coronavirus outbreak.
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At an all-staff meeting to discuss the leadership change, the Biden aides showered him with a long round of applause, according to a staff member there.
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"So if he's sweet, send hearts; if he's funny, send laughs; and if he's brilliant, send a round of applause," Tinder wrote in a blog post on Wednesday.
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Russia: A domestic win for Putin When Donald Trump was declared the winner of the 2016 presidential election, he received a round of applause in the Russian parliament.
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When Musk asks, "How cool would this be?" he earns another round of applause, and when he asks for the crowd's support, the reaction is just as positive.
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Saddled with a second consecutive 6-10 record, Coughlin, who has been with the Giants since 2004, walked off the field to a low-volume round of applause.
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The singer's MasterCard British album of the year was accepted by his son Duncan Jones, who received a large round of applause after he mentioned becoming a father.
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The sellout crowd included a strong contingent of Penguins fans, who along with the Golden Knights backers gave Fleury a loud round of applause when he was introduced.
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After Conforto caught Freddie Freeman's fly ball to end the inning, Colon gave himself a round of applause and then was told he was done for the night.
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We finished the gear, put lipstick on our cheeks, and drove to the 6 PM NA meeting, where I received a round of applause for coming back clean.
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A spontaneous round of applause broke out at Sydney International Airport for a group of American firefighters who arrived this week to help fight the wildfires hitting Australia.
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When the hoots and cheers died down, John Gwynne, a darts commentator who was working as the M.C., asked the crowd to give Wright another round of applause.
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"Today with one clear voice, the United States of America calls upon the nations of the world to end religious persecution," Trump said, prompting a round of applause.
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But unlike Elizabeth Warren (or at least Solomon's conception of Warren), they're not willing to fake a rousing round of applause for her that they don't really mean.
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LOS MOCHIS, Mexico — The capture of the drug lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera stunned the world and earned President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico a much-needed round of applause.
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"In support of fostering young diverse voices in entertainment, The Walt Disney Studios is delighted to announce its own 'Black Panther Scholarship,'" said Gurira to a round of applause.
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A round of applause for the surprisingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger and the extremely dapper Sam Ezersky for taking the wheel while I indulged in a bit of R&R.
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" The message was met with a warm round of applause from the audience, before the onstage trio presented the top Hot 100 song award to Luis Fonsi for "Despacito.
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And all the teams came out and gave us a round of applause because they could see that we were struggling to get the car back out in time.
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Bey and Jay were dining at a restaurant called Aurora in Capri Monday night, and they got a standing ovation and major round of applause as they were exiting.
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"Congratulations PM @Theresa," he added, a day after leaders acknowledged British Prime Minister Theresa May's efforts to conclude an outline divorce settlement by giving her a round of applause.
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Following a round of applause for DeWine as he began speaking during the vigil held in downtown Dayton, several people in the crowd chanted "do something," according to WKYC.
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According to The Times' Maggie Haberman, Mulvaney got significant support from a number of people at the White House senior staff meeting on Monday, including a round of applause.
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As the session drew to a close on Wednesday, Senator Mitch McConnell led a round of applause for the Senate pages ahead of the last day of their term.
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As the session drew to a close on Wednesday, Senator Mitch McConnell led a round of applause for the Senate pages ahead of the last day of their term.
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So just to be clear — I've been saying this a lot today — we are not expecting any kind of round of applause or pat on that back for that.
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After the match, which Nadal won, Rafa put on a Lakers baseball cap and led the crowd in a round of applause for the 41-year-old NBA star.
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You sympathize for American politicians to a degree — they can't get through a few phrases without another round of applause and it cuts into the time by a lot.
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As co-executive producer Bryan Cogman read that scene from Episode 3, Harington gasped, before joining in with the rest of the cast to give Williams a round of applause.
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When the flight had safely landed, Garrick announced on the PA system that Gabby had overcome her fear of flying, which earned a round of applause from the other passengers.
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"Investing in solar is a common-sense decision that pays dividends for both the environment and companies' bottom lines and these leaders deserve a big round of applause," Kimbis added.
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But I think if you're relying on the audience agreeing with you or not to get a laugh or a round-of-applause, you're rallying, and that loses something comedically.
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Spike took home the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for his film "BlacKkKlansman," which won him a huge round of applause after many years of being snubbed by the Academy.
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The competition came down to two phone bidders and lasted nine minutes before the hammer came down to a round of applause at $19973 million, or $90.3 million with fees.
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When she appropriated Trump's slogan, "Make America Great Again," there was silence for a few seconds, then quietly at first, but building in a wave, came a round of applause.
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As she looped the block that December morning, no fewer than half a dozen passers-by stopped to offer a few words of encouragement or even a round of applause.
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Eyewitnesses tell us one other big highlight of the night came when Seth honored a 100-year-old WWII veteran named Sidney Walton, who got a big round of applause.
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The mood was temporarily elevated when Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren brought boxes of Dunkin Donuts to the chamber on Wednesday night, drawing a huge round of applause from her Democratic colleagues.
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The senators who were present said Cruz -- who often railed against what he said was the "Washington cartel" during his presidential campaign -- was warmly received and received a round of applause.
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I'd give Nolan a round of applause, but I'm suddenly really aware of my hands and even the way I'm typing seems to suggest some pretty unbecoming things about my personality.
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In 2012, Meles attended an anti-poverty summit for African leaders and received a shout-out from the podium from Barack Obama, followed by a round of applause from the crowd.
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When the electors cast Pennsylvania's 20 votes for Mr. Trump, the legislative chamber echoed with a long round of applause, followed by shouts of "shame on you" from the visitors' gallery.
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By the time she left, with a promise to send more patrol cars to the area, she had earned a round of applause and an invitation to come back for tamales.
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"This has to be the most popular decision NBC News has ever made, and I am so thrilled," Ms. Guthrie said, after a round of applause from the crew on set.
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In a 25-minute report, Berdymukhamedov rides a horse, composes music and appears to score three strikes in a bowling game to a round of applause from aides wearing matching tracksuits.
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You'll also learn techniques for telling captivating stories, like how to insert memorable callbacks and how to bring the whole thing in for a landing (and a big round of applause).
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People across South Korea celebrated what they saw as a national achievement, with President Moon Jae-in starting a Monday meeting with a round of applause and a speech congratulating the film.
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In the words of McDormand, they deserve a doorstop, and they also deserve a round of applause for the amazing things they're going to do to make sure #MeToo never happens again.
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You have been a hero for both the children of the archdiocese and for the city of New York, and I think we all owe Al Smith a great round of applause.
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Sonic offered a short round of applause, and Wonder Girl bowed, in the same motion raising her sword behind her back and returning to her human form in another flash of light.
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Repeatedly, she preached the importance of showing up at the polls, pointing out signs saying, "I will vote," and coaxing the crowd to a round of applause for same-day voter registration.
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We were ushered in at around 10 in the morning on a hot Thursday morning, and a few dozen Apple staff members gave us a round of applause as we walked in.
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A round of applause from the 18,000 in attendance was proof his outing was far from poor, but he admitted he had more to work on than just one mistake pitch to Blanco.
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Marianne Williamson won the night's biggest round of applause when she told the Michigan crowd that "what happened in Flint would not have happened in Grosse Pointe," a wealthy white suburb of Detroit.
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In two days, those angry protests will be replaced by the ringing of the bell at the New York Stock Exchange and a round of applause as Uber's stock makes its big debut.
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Roberts' wordless reaction helped secure her Emmy nomination that year, and though she didn't win the award, she received a thunderous round of applause when the clip was shown at the 2000 ceremony.
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"Somewhere in the middle of the road of my life, I found myself in the dark wood of unemployment and debt," Owens said after the crowd gave him a lengthy round of applause.
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So when Niecy Nash explains what she most likes about playing her character, nail salon owner Desna Simms, on the show Claws, we can't help but give her a literal round of applause.
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That's not to say that Gilmore Girls doesn't deserve a round of applause: It already earned one with fans, who are desperate for more of Rory and Lorelai's chatty mother-daughter bonding sessions.
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Also give a round of applause to Miranda, filing this newsletter from Tampa Bay, who put her reporter skills to the test today *scooping* up this scaled friend on her first fishing trip.
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Still, a large section of Atlético's fans stayed in the stadium for a quarter of an hour, coaxing their players to come back out onto the field for a final round of applause.
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The 9-year-old Room star was greeted with a huge round of applause when he arrived at the Oscars on Sunday, and his red carpet interviews were just as delightful as we expected.
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The executive strolled into a recently remodeled location in Indianapolis's Fashion Mall at Keystone — just 30 minutes from New Palestine, where she grew up — and was greeted with hugs and a round of applause.
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Moore got a nice round of applause from the fans in Washington on Wednesday when he entered the game as a pinch hitter in the fourth, and he then smoked a double to center.
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"On this subject, it cannot be an intellectual debate among Democrats, we have to take it seriously, we have to act swiftly," Harris said, receiving a huge round of applause from the audience. Sen.
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A few hours later, the repairs and the rehearsal were complete, and I had received a round of applause from the members of the orchestra after learning to hammer in time to the music.
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" He waited out a round of applause, then continued, "Now, Ronald Reagan and Democratic Presidents like J.F.K. constantly spoke to the Soviet Union at a time when Ronald Reagan called them an evil empire.
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"There is one group that does give me hope that we can do something to protect the children, and sadly, it's the children," Colbert said before leading a round of applause for the students.
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ET. It's unclear whether the back-and-forth will continue, but in Tuesday morning's House Republican conference, Hunter received a round of applause from his GOP colleagues, his chief of staff, Joe Kasper, told CNN.
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"A round of applause for yourselves for taking part in this evening's activities because you have together, raised a huge amount of money to change the lives of thousands of children in Botswana," Harry added.
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Correspondingly, the first big round of applause Biden got in his speech — roughly 30 minutes in — was when he called for an end to US support for the Saudi-led coalition in the Yemen war.
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"He says five things: Everyone is dumb, he's going to make America great again, win, win, win, he's rising at the polls, lines around the state," he said to another round of applause and laughter.
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The Frenchman, who resigned in May after being banned for from the sport for four years for ethics violations, was given a round of applause by the delegates but did not get a standing ovation.
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Kontaveit, playing in her first Grand Slam quarter-final, could do nothing to stop the Romanian but received a huge round of applause from the crowd when she held serve to make it 5-1.
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Lawrence, who didn't offer his last name, had basically wandered into the still unopened location during a press preview and instead of throwing him out, Amazon welcomed him as customer #1 with a round of applause.
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"I was very honored, very, very honored, when I heard that President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hilary Clinton was coming today," Trump said, before asking both to stand, when they received a long round of applause.
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All right, let's give a big round of applause to Adam Lashinsky, there's a lot in his book, it's a fascinating history of Uber if you want to find out how they got where they got.
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Diddy, Faith and crew made their way out of Bootsy Bellows Tuesday night ... hours after their last show at The Forum ... and before they took off, Puff sparked up a round of applause just for Faith.
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After being greeted with a round of applause upon his entrance into the August Wilson Theater, fans in the audience flocked to the Saturday Night Live alum with photo requests at intermission and after the show.
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After Brittany won her semifinal race, setting up a showdown with Leah Pritchett in Top Fuel's first all-female final since 1982, Force stopped by her team for a pep talk and a round of applause.
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He took a video showing how the crowd at the arrivals area burst into a spontaneous round of applause as the firemen started streaming in with their bags of gear, ready to get down to work.
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He created moments by inviting guests — a tradition that goes back to Ronald Reagan — including the widow of Chief Petty Officer William Owens of the Navy SEALs, who drew a very long, emotional round of applause.
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The experience will make viewers feel like they're on the set of the shoot and let them see how that final photo came together (it appears one star got a round of applause upon entering the set).
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ALASKA AIRLINES' FIRST FLIGHT PILOTED BY TWO AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN EARNS ROUND OF APPLAUSE In his attempt to help Oswell, the doctor tried to use the medical equipment on board the plane but discovered it wasn't functioning.
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The editorial features LiLo in brands like Vetements, Calvin Klein, Marni, and Loewe among others, which calls for a round of applause for photographer Laura Marie Cieplik and ODDA fashion director Alba Melendo for this epic moment.
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BREZOVICA, Serbia — There was no spontaneous round of applause and no official announcement when the owner of the visiting team arrived at the tiny stadium in this Serbian village about two hours southwest of the capital, Belgrade.
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In the same box tier, acknowledged with a slightly more subdued round of applause, was Chief Justice John Roberts, the man who would oversee an impeachment trial, sitting near a cluster of cabinet secretaries representing the administration.
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The discussion between Wilmore and Yiannopoulos escalated until Wilmore told him "you can go f*** yourself," drawing a round of applause from the studio audience -- which had no doubt hoped Maher would've summoned half that much passionate pushback.
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So you might think that Mr. Trump, who had already planned, that evening, to attend Game 5 of the World Series, would expect to enjoy a rare moment of his presidency — a public and unanimous round of applause.
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Christian Democratic lawmakers greeted their leader with a round of applause when she outlined the deal, which pledged closer cooperation with France to strengthen the euro zone and a crackdown on arms sales to countries in conflict zones.
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Following presentations from multiple speakers at the event, the video concludes with a white man in sunglasses using a propane torch to light the Obama effigies on fire, prompting a round of applause and cheers from the crowd.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) — a former Freedom Rider who spoke at the March on Washington in 1963 — sat in the chair to gavel in the final vote, prompting a round of applause from his colleagues when it passed.
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"You deserve to love yourself, you deserve to feel comfortable and confident, and I really hope that you connected with me today and that you're going to take something away from this," she says to a round of applause.
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NEW YORK CITY — The first big round of applause during Joe Biden's lengthy foreign policy speech in Manhattan on Thursday came when he called for an end to US support for the Saudi-led coalition in the Yemen conflict.
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The participation of Mr. Moranis, the "Ghostbusters" star who has largely been out of the public eye since the late 1990s, had been a surprise announcement a few days prior, and he received an extra long round of applause.
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A passenger who was among hundreds of Americans who volunteered to disembark the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship over the weekend, told CNBC Tuesday that the evacuees received a round of applause after making it back to U.S. soil.
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He received a light round of applause from Mets fans in attendance at Citizens Bank Park, which felt on this warm evening like a Little League-size field for a visiting team that slugged seven home runs in all.
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The former president was greeted with a roaring round of applause at a Wexton field office in Fairfax County, Virginia, on Monday, when he surprised a group of hard-working volunteers and campaign staffers with boxes of Sugar Shack doughnuts.
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But Saturday Night Live isn't the only series that mocks Trump, and I'd like to give a well-deserved round of applause to The Good Fight's costume designer, Dan Lawson, for trolling Trump with pussy bow blouses in recent episodes.
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His first piece, "A Round of Applause for Kevin Spacey," focused on the actor's widely criticized response to recent allegations of sexual misconduct, in which he came out as homosexual while sort-of-but-not-really owning his past actions.
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The "Clap for our Carers" initiative, which has been widely spread on social media, encourages people to deliver a round of applause at 2000 GMT to show their appreciation to doctors, nurses, and all those tackling the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Bush received a round of applause after a line about white supremacy, which has become a prominent part of the national conversation in the last year, particularly since the deadly violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in August.
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Federer received an extended round of applause in defeat; Djokovic regrettably was treated to quite a few boos for cutting the evening's entertainment short by fans who ought to have remembered all the grit he has shown in recent years.
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" All of this set up her logical conclusion and an enthusiastic round of applause: "When you've got a government that works great for those with money, and it's not working so good for anyone else, that is corruption pure and simple.
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"By the end of this year my prediction is that basically 26 percent of the federal appellate bench will have changed under the Trump administration," Leo told donors, prompting a round of applause, said the person, who declined to be named.
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Clinton, accompanied by her husband, former President Bill Clinton, and their daughter, Chelsea, received several ovations from the sold-out audience as she arrived, and then another round of applause when she was acknowledged by the cast after the show.
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C.K. subsequently admitted that "these stories are true" and promised to "take a long time to listen," but on Monday night dropped in to try out new material at New York's Comedy Cellar, where he was greeted with a round of applause.
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She'd spray-painted "#BlueForSudan" in black-and-white letters that gave the text a three-dimensional effect and framed it with a prayer to Hazzah in Arabic, which gained a huge round of applause from the kids who'd gathered to watch her.
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But the students reserved by far the biggest round of applause for the "Forever First Lady," as Cannon called her, who created College Signing Day four years ago as part of her "Reach Higher" initiative encouraging high school students to pursue higher education.
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Following a late January vacation to Palm Springs and then a trip to the Caribbean with billionaire businessman Richard Branson, they have been spotted occasionally around town, including one weekend visit to National Gallery of Art, where they received a round of applause.
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"We stood up and Hodmezovasarhely has shown that we want to get rid of the big boys bullying the whole class," Marki-Zay told a news conference, drawing a big round of applause, with one of his children standing by his side.
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No-Trump-tweet Bud Lights "Just so you know, we are going to do a round of Bud Lights for everyone since Trump didn't tweet," a Union Pub server told a group of customers outside, which resulted in a round of applause.
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But the Democratic presidential candidate didn't seem to expect the round of applause he received when, 90 minutes into his first African Methodist Episcopal service as a candidate on Sunday, the South Bend, Indiana, mayor was asked to stand and be recognized.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Venezuela was elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council on Thursday with 20063 votes and a round of applause, despite fierce lobbying by the United States and rights groups, and the late entry of Costa Rica as competition.
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Rebel Wilson's speech — where she called the Royal Albert Hall the "Royal Andrew Hall" — received the biggest round of applause and an eruption of laughter in the press room, while Taika Waititi's acceptance speech was laden with jokes about Britain's colonialist past.
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No one really knew what to expect from Red Sox fans greeting A-Rod for the last time in his career; personally, I was cautiously optimistic that there would be some kind of round of applause with a few boos sprinkled in.
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The former Munich goalkeeper Oliver Kahn suggested a week ago that no one would give Guardiola so much as a round of applause for winning the Bundesliga again, but Guardiola has already achieved something greater: opening German minds to a more expansive type of play.
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CNN Senior White House correspondent Jim Acosta, who installed himself in the restaurant before the three men arrived to a round of applause, said that the conversation was warm, animated, punctuated by frequent smiles and lacked any of the previous animosity between Romney and Trump.
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One reason her fellow leaders gave May a round of applause over dinner on Thursday night was to offer encouragement for her perseverance, despite deep splits in her own party, in keeping a semblance of order in a Brexit process she did not want.
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Following his statement, which was met with a round of applause by people in the audience, a board member asked Vlaming if he will continue to not use male pronouns when referring to the student if he were to be permitted back to the school.
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That doesn't mean you have to like it, but you can't expect to decide what other people of any gender can put on their faces — and with a contour and highlight situation that good, this man deserves a round of applause, not close-minded criticism.
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"And as already mentioned, a round of applause for yourselves for taking part in this evening's activities because you have together, raised a huge amount of money to change the lives of thousands of children in Botswana," he continued in reference to his charity Sentebale.
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Streep — who received her 20th Oscar nomination for her leading role in Florence Foster Jenkins and was recently called "highly overrated" by President Donald Trump — earned a raucous round of applause during the show's opener when host Jimmy Kimmel asked the audience to applaud her.
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Bursting forth variously over the years in pinstriped suit, in Roman tunic, or in Barbara Bush jumbo faux pearls and softly curled wig, he has earned perhaps the best perk of Broadway stardom: a welcoming round of applause from Jane and John Q. Public.
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"The fact is we have had two criminal justice systems: one for the wealthy and the well off, and one for everyone else—and that's going to end," Cuomo said, before launching into a declaration that would receive a loud, continued round of applause.
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A host performs a warm-up routine while each car waits its turn, then folds in the side mirrors, keys a code into the car wash control panel and leads a round of applause as one of six comedians hops into the passenger seat.
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"As far as this place (parliament) is concerned, I feel very strongly that our opposition to racism and to sexism and our support for equality before the law and an independent judiciary are hugely important considerations," Bercow said, earning a round of applause from lawmakers.
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Taking the stage at the David Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City to a round of applause on par with those usually reserved for rock stars, Trudeau sat down with Brown to chat about feminism, his own past, and working with President Donald Trump.
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"Of all the different ways we could honor Joey, we think that what would mean the most to Joey and her family is just one more time, for all of us, her fans who loved her, to give her a big round of applause," Rucker said.
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In the talk she also discussed stopping the Islamic State group, or ISIS, saying that Americans "would be giving in to their narrative if we cast them as representatives of a faith of 1.6 billion people" — a statement that was met by a round of applause.
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"I will tell you a secret — yes, we will surely do this, just to make you joyful over there," Mr. Putin said, provoking a round of applause from the crowd, consisting of Russia's top officials and the heads of a number of Russian and foreign energy companies.
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"Now my wife wanted to make sure that when the babies came out, that they came out not only to a Mariah Carey song, but a live performance from Mariah Carey — her Madison Square performance of 'Fantasy' — so they came out to a round of applause," he shared.
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As the former first couple have been settling into their new 8,200-square-foot home in Washington, D.C., they've been exploring the city in a whole new way, including a recent visit to the National Gallery of Art that ended with a round of applause from fellow museum-goers.
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Sylvester Stallone proved to be the season's big comeback story, earning a Best Supporting Actor nod for his beloved turn in Creed – and receiving an excited round of applause from the crowd – alongside heavy favorites Leonardo DiCaprio, Brie Larson, Cate Blanchett, Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet and Alicia Vikander.
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"You have done something that a lot of people never do — never make a budget, never really put money away for savings, never track their expenses to see how much they are spending," Anita Saville, executive director of Budget Buddies, tells the women, leading a round of applause.
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On Wednesday night at Christie's, there was a rare round of applause at an Impressionist and modern sale after "Drei Pferde," a 1912 gouache on card by the German Expressionist painter Franz Marc, soared to 15.4 million pounds, or about $20.3 million, more than four times the estimate.
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Clinton did not shake hands at the swearing-in, but after the inauguration, the Clintons attended a luncheon in the Capitol, where the new president said he was "very, very honored" that the former first couple was there and asked them to stand for a round of applause.
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A wolf-embossed woven ring that fits her character to a T. So while GoT fans aren't exactly thrilled with the way D.B. Weiss and David Benioff ended the show, I think we can all agree to give the show's real winner, costume director Michele Clapton, a round of applause.
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"Let's have a round of applause for our companion Marielle, who was one of our greatest supporters in this process," Quack, who is running for Congress, told a cheering crowd of nearly 200 people assembled late Tuesday in a courtyard in the hardscrabble neighborhood Madureira, on the outskirts of Rio.
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The 37-year-old is so loved that he even drew a rapturous round of applause when he simply held up his racket in the direction of a ballboy and a spectator after both ended up in his firing line as he tried to return a couple of errant Pouille serves.
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"You're only doing that because I gave you the greatest and biggest budget in our history and I've now done it two times and I'd hate to tell the rest of the world but I'm about to do it three times," Trump told the audience following an opening round of applause.
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It was a slightly more dressed-up look than the streamlined brown leather jacket and new and improved dad jeans he was spotted wearing last Sunday during a visit with his wife to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. — where they also earned a round of applause from fellow museum-goers.
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Offering her reassurance that they will endorse on Friday the launch of a second phase of negotiations on a free trade pact and an initial transition period, leaders responded to May's remarks by a brief round of applause before she was to leave the summit to allow them to discuss Brexit without her.
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Highlights: —Reuters photographer Jonathan Bachman and Ieshia Evans, the subject of his iconic image from protests in Baton Rouge, met for the first time and received a huge round of applause from the audience as they discussed the events of that day in July and how their lives have been affected since.
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The arrest of Gennadi Kapkanov, 33, a Russian-born Ukrainian hacker, and the takedown of Avalanche, a vast network of computers he and his confederates were accused of hijacking through malware and turning into a global criminal enterprise, won a rare round of applause for Ukraine from its frequently dispirited Western backers.
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After Katherine Prudhomme O'Brien, a GOP state representative from Rockingham, repeatedly interrupted the Democratic front-runner in an attempt to question her about her husband's alleged sexual misconduct, Hillary finally fired back, "You are very rude, and I'm not going to ever call on you," drawing a huge round of applause from the crowd.
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On Thursday, she noted the importance of diversity and said she herself was a beneficiary of a father who was able "to leave the old world where the conditions were not good to come here and make a living and raise a family -- that is America to me, " she said to a round of applause.
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EU leaders, who had offered British Prime Minister Theresa May a rare summit round of applause over dinner in Brussels the night before, took just 10 minutes to agree that she had made "sufficient progress" on divorce terms last week and to give negotiators a mandate to move on to the main phase of talks.
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His remarks won a round of applause from committee Democrats, who accuse Republicans of a political charade designed to discredit the Russia investigation being led by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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And so, with an anticlimactic awards ceremony and a round of applause and tears, we welcome our former student athletes and artists into the real world, where art and sport beckon alluringly in other people's Instagram feeds, but leisure itself — the act of engaging in something merely because we enjoy it — is not much valued.
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Before the minute was up, the more than 277,219 fans at the stadium broke into a round of applause and began chanting "No tinc por" (I'm not afraid), a chant that has become a symbol of people's reaction to attacks that killed 214 people and injured more than 120 in Barcelona and the nearby seaside resort of Cambrils.
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This includes updates to Safari, including autoplay video blocking and "intelligent tracking prevention" to cut back at ad trackers; better Photos editing and organization; a faster new behind-the-scenes file system; a stronger updated graphics engine that supports VR development; and support for the Unity and Unreal gaming engines (which drew a round of applause from the developer audience).
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Yet in spite of his alarm about the polarisation and gridlock in political life, Mr Obama proudly listed his achievements: saving the economy from depression, rescuing the car industry, lowering unemployment, providing health insurance to 18m who were previously uninsured, capturing Osama Bin Laden (this was met by huge round of applause) and progress in the fight against climate change.
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READ: Hip-hop stars slams Trump amid anthem firestorm In a second tweet, Rihanna called for a "round of applause" for former US Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, who made an appearance at the Presidents Cup golf tournament in New Jersey on Thursday, following a joint effort by the five living former presidents to support hurricane relief efforts.
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"But the biggest round of applause — and more than one or two gasps — came when Margot Robbie accepted the best supporting actor BAFTA on behalf of Brad Pitt and read out a speech penned by the "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" actor in which she said he would be naming his award Harry "because he is really excited about bringing it back to the States with him.
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It drew a spontaneous standing ovation and a loud round of applause from spectators, and capped a revealing first week of public hearings as Democrats seek to make their case that Mr. Trump abused his power to enlist Ukraine's help in discrediting his political rivals, chiefly former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Speaker Nancy Pelosi this week called it "bribery," echoing the language in the Constitution that describes impeachable offenses.
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The former president was met with a loud round of applause as he displayed the box of treats "especially approved" by former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE, who was known for promoting healthy eating.
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After this prompted boos from some of the audience, Macron, a 39-year-old former banker and political novice, said: "I'm among the few politicians who refuse to have my opponents booed in my rallies, so I'm not coming in front of French mayors to get booed, to be frank," he said "I'm coming here and showing respect, so I'm asking for the same thing in return," he said, with many mayors giving him a round of applause this time.
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After a restrained round of applause from the audience for an array of Trump administration Cabinet members, including Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinTreasury staffer quits after being implicated in college admissions scandal: report China doesn't need World Bank's loans, just as Trump says Trump admin hits Iranian shipping network, airline with new sanctions MORE, Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossPelosi gets standing ovation at Kennedy Center Honors Space race is on: US can't afford congressional inaction in this critical economic sector Trump escalates fight over tax on tech giants MORE, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday New College Scorecard still has madness in its method DeVos overruled Education Dept.
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