We wanted to have them shake hands with Bill, to see if Bill would shake hands with them.
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LOOK, SOME PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA ARE LOOKING AT A STRANGE SITUATION, SHAKE HANDS OR SHAKE HANDS OR NOT AND THAT WAS TOTALLY WRONG.
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No handshake The two did not shake hands or acknowledge each other on their way to their seats, though they did shake hands on the dais as the crowd mingled after the events.
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There was no attempt to shake hands and kiss babies.
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We shake hands before loading up in a hired taxi.
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Just shake hands with the air in front of you.
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This includes the terrorists they shake hands with and praised.
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For starters, you never shake hands unless Charles initiates it.
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We did not shake hands again and then he left.
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Trump starts to shake hands with those in the room.
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First, he seemed to ignore her request to shake hands.
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"No, you want to shake hands?" he asked a reporter.
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It was as if you could shake hands with Mondrian.
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"Let's not shake hands in this special time," he said.
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By the end, the two teens shake hands and make up.
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You're not allowed to give hugs — you can only shake hands.
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We all shake hands briefly, and then it's back to business.
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In strict Islamic law, men and women should not shake hands.
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Hillary Clinton walked gingerly to moderator Chris Wallace to shake hands.
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Other people prefer simply to shake hands in the usual way.
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After the final buzzer, the teams lined up to shake hands.
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Would they shake hands like they did in the second debate?
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We shake hands, and Granderson moves off at a youthful trot.
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She is quick to shake hands, hug, hold a constituent's shoulder.
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The two even shake hands before parting ways without further incident.
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Are we going to shoot at each other or shake hands?
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And we definitely know not to shake hands with the elderly.
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Wave, bow or give an elbow bump, rather than shake hands.
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As the men departed, they did not hug or shake hands.
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Steyer and Sanders shake hands on one side of the stage.
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When asked to shake hands by reporters and photographers, Trump remained stationary.
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I'm probably not nice enough to shake hands with all those people.
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Rajoy went to shake hands with Sanchez after the result was announced.
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Contrary to some surprising reports my wife did shake hands with Mrs.
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"They might even shake hands," he said, "and smile for the cameras."
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And as one, it needs to shake hands with the devil sometimes.
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RELATED READING: [wikiHow – How to Shake Hands] Follow Joel Golby on Twitter.
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The two leaders did ultimately shake hands later during the press conference.
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Both sides shake hands and wave to the cameras, status quo intact.
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Some daughters refuse to shake hands with or talk to male relatives.
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Jimmy Carter took time to shake hands with everyone on his flight.
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When they saw Trump and Kim shake hands, some burst into tears.
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" He even joked people could "shake hands, form an association, good luck.
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He walked into the pantry to shake hands with everyone on duty.
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The candidates did not shake hands in greeting and both seemed tense.
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Because the norm here is that you shake hands with each other.
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"It was a good opportunity to meet, shake hands," he told reporters.
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"Ever shake hands with an Emirati?" one former diplomat heard him say.
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The two leaders did shake hands upon Trump's arrival in Puerto Rico.
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He was never without his ability to shake hands and hug necks.
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Caption: Joi Ito, Scott Dadich, and President Obama shake hands after their interview.
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He has been, in the past, reluctant to shake hands for that reason.
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The Collins doctrine states that you should never hug and never shake hands.
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If you don't, you and your insurance company shake hands and part ways.
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David BeckhamAny week in which you get to shake hands with the Queen?
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When they reached the Archbishop of Canterbury, William told them to shake hands.
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He even got to shake hands with President Bill Clinton before heading out!
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At the end of the 90-minute debate, the two did shake hands.
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Trump did shake hands with her when they first entered the White House.
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So it was an amazing experience for Molly to shake hands with them.
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Walking around, we make eye contact and shake hands with the other attendees.
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Folks aren't just going to shake hands and agree out of the gate.
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All the big shots in the area want to shake hands with us.
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We shake hands in greeting, at the moment of agreement, and when parting.
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In a video of the event, Mr. Putin and Mr. Seagal shake hands.
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The two leaders met in the middle of the aisle to shake hands.
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And we'll shake hands on it, and that's all I need to know.
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We all go into the center — Howard, Frank, me — and we shake hands.
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We nervously made a movement as though to shake hands and then didn't.
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"When you shake hands with somebody you can guess the character," he said.
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Tim Kaine and Mike Pence shake hands at the end of the debate.
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He plans to shake hands with voters in Creston, Shenandoah and Council Bluffs.
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Shake hands and from now on you are brothers and you protect each other.
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America collectively clutched its pearls when the candidates came out and didn't shake hands.
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Don't let them just walk through your community and kiss babies and shake hands.
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We shake hands and Taff's bubbly wife brings me a flute of pink prosecco.
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After the woman refused to shake hands with the officials, she was denied citizenship.
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Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump shake hands at the start of their summit.
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The two did not speak, shake hands, or even appear to make eye contact.
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Opposing guardsmen curtly shake hands, and the border gates roll shut for the night.
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It was good that they took the time to say hello and shake hands.
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It condemned the Egyptian judoka who refused to shake hands with his Israeli opponent.
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As your resident paranoid alarmist, it's rare for me to shake hands with 2017.
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Shake hands with this fact, be constructive with him over the next four years.
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As each entered the station, Utz was there to shake hands and welcome them.
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She was eventually able to limp to the net to shake hands with Knapp.
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When it came time to finally shake hands, the they both flashed guarded smiles.
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Trump then salutes back, extends his hand again and the two men shake hands.
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They did however shake hands at the end when Trump extended his hand first.
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Merkel and Trump shake hands during a joint news conference at the White House.
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Managers must, of course, shake hands with each other, both before and after games.
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You should shake hands less, wash them more, and work from home if possible.
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But if she is meeting only with women, she might shake hands, she said.
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Jim Inhofe joked to a reporter, "Wanna shake hands?" the New York Times reported.
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I don't see little girls, I'm not able to shake hands with older people.
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Its ranks include female fighters who don't wear veils and shake hands with men.
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"Well, we didn't shake hands today," Trump said to reporters at the White House.
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"He has to give up that status to shake hands with the developed world".
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"It's awful hard having to reach across the table and shake hands," he said.
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They shake hands with the referee, and then with each other, and square off.
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I got to shake hands with candidates, attend rallies, even ask questions at forums.
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The two posed silently before reporters, until Trump suggested they shake hands for the cameras.
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" However, the website notes, "Other people prefer simply to shake hands in the usual way.
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The contestants shake hands, and Pennybags does a jig, accidentally slamming into the closed blinds.
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" We're not going to sit around and shake hands and go, "Kumbaya, and I'm sorry.
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I definitely felt ready to shake hands, hug some kids and give a tasteful speech!
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He eventually tells her he should get back to the deck, and they shake hands.
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Up until about six years ago, whenever I would see Garry, we would shake hands.
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As the second presidential debate began, Hillary Clinton chose not shake hands with Donald Trump.
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In some state parliaments some MPs even refuse to shake hands with the party's representatives.
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"I know how to volley, I usually come in just to shake hands," said Williams.
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Recall that he seemed to refuse to shake hands with the German leader, Angela Merkel.
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Throughout the meeting, Schumer and Trump kept reaching across Cohn to shake hands, King said.
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A man in the South Korean capital, Seoul, watches the leaders shake hands on television.
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At the previous two debates, the spouses of both candidates have met to shake hands.
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She stayed to personally shake hands and greet athletes for several minutes after her remarks.
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So yeah... don't elbow bump, don't shake hands, definitely don't do the European cheek kiss.
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And he didn't need to shake hands on the Barclays Center stage to get there.
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"The famously germ-phobic Trump added, "You don't have to shake hands anymore with people.
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Several onlookers who recognized him approached to shake hands, offer praise and pose for photographs.
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In 2017, he seemed to forget to shake hands with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor.
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At a Christmas day game between the Lakers and Heat, they refused to shake hands.
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So we stress that here it is extra important to keep your posture, shake hands.
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Trump and May did not shake hands, even though everyone else in the group did.
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" Ulrich: "Merkel is turned toward Trump and is ready to shake hands to show partnership.
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He always takes the time to greet the staff members and shake hands with people.
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Gerald and John shake hands and get out of the cars and Gail Simmons is there!
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"I shake hands, I hug people, I grab men and women by the shoulders," he said.
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They would come up to us, shake hands and then try to reach into our bags.
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Even George W. Bush was more than happy to shake hands with a robot in 2005.
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After Sunday night's presidential debate, Trump stayed on stage to shake hands and greet his family.
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President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands before a meeting in Helsinki on Monday.
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In the luxury boxes, different heads of state shake hands with other different heads of state.
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Instead of reaching across the pews to shake hands, they greeted each other with gentle bows.
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At the end we shake hands and have a beer and call it a good day.
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" He added, "At least they are here and at least they get to shake hands. Hopefully.
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And that is, I'm going to make sure that I do not shake hands any longer.
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"I met with the state health officer, and she wouldn't shake hands with me," he said.
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"Basically, what I'm saying is, I need to learn how to shake hands," Mr. Corden said.
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He mentioned a Supreme Court ritual: The justices shake hands before they ascend to the bench.
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Miami Coach Fran Curci refused to shake hands with Florida Coach Doug Dickey after the game.
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The candidates moved so fast that they didn't shake hands or engage much with each other.
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Forgiveness is wonderful, but did Francis have to shake hands with Bill O'Reilly at the Vatican?
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Charles then stopped just past the couple to shake hands with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Then, and only then, would Forest/Morgan permit me to again shake hands with a racquet.
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Their job done, they shake hands with the fighters, who thank them for the new windows.
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There's a good reason why Princess Anne doesn't shake hands during royal walkabouts — she's keeping with tradition!
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He refused to shake hands with women during a visit to his birthplace in March, they said.
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So she showed up to shake hands at the O'Rourke event — in a gold sequined evening gown.
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President Donald Trump and Putin shake hands ahead of a meeting in Helsinki on July 16, 2018.
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"At the end of their meal, I was able to introduce myself and shake hands," Yanagisawa said.
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And of course, the big question of the night: will Clinton and Trump shake hands this time?
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For instance, you can teach him a trick like to shake hands or give a high five.
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You can train your Aibo to shake hands, but like a real dog it doesn't always listen.
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His body — and whole body, actually — steps forward and leans forward as he goes to shake hands.
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At the start of the coin toss, all captains, Sherman and Mayfield included, appear to shake hands.
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The latter, however, walked right past him to first shake hands with her American counterpart, Melania Trump.
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We shake hands and say goodbye, and I leave them finishing off their juices and chatting closely.
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That path can be tough for women, who are expected to raise families rather than shake hands.
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For a self-described germophobe, Trump has continued to shake hands and interact with people like normal.
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Now, a new group of experts is telling us not to shake hands, but to bump elbows.
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At Saturday's press briefing, when asked, he explained it was a force of habit to shake hands.
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At the beginning, it was just "don't socialize," meaning don't go to crowded spots, don't shake hands.
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We teach guys how to shake hands with somebody, look them in the eye, be a man.
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"If you notice in here, we did a fist bump, we didn't shake hands," he told Gutierrez.
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MEXICO CITY — There's one thing we all know not to do during the coronavirus pandemic: shake hands.
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You fight until you shake hands and hopefully you use those wipes so you don't get sick!
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The answer to the challenges posed to our key values is not to make people shake hands.
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Imagine if, going to a movie alone, you had to shake hands with everyone in your row.
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Cover image: Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin shake hands at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland (Reuters)
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In Gutai art, the human spirit and matter shake hands with each other while keeping their distance.
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Mitt Romney shake hands at the beginning of a Senate Republican primary debate, May 29 in Provo, Utah.
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El Shehaby then backed away, shaking his head, as Sasson moved forward in an attempt to shake hands.
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Halfway through, ABC paused the broadcast to show U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands with Kim Jong-Un.
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However, the first lady walked right past him to first shake hands with her American counterpart, Melania Trump.
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We fought it out for 95 minutes and when the final whistle goes you shake hands and leave.
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Make sure that once you shake hands, introduce yourself and nail that pitch, you schedule a follow-up.
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"Why would I shake hands with someone who doesn't like you, who wants to take away your livelihood?"
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And they cross the DNZ to shake hands with Moon to signal an end to the Korean War.
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Some of the officials smile and nod as they pass, others come to shake hands and ask questions.
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A donkey who bowed on command and offered his hoof to shake hands with a performer delighted many.
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Japanese guests are not supposed to touch the royal couple or shake hands, but foreign guests often do.
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They shake hands, and Sly, in a star-splotched, bell-bottom one-piece, goes in for a hug.
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Despite these warnings, both the President and Vice President Mike Pence say they will continue to shake hands.
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Japanese people rarely shake hands, hug, or kiss when greeting — a key chance for the virus to spread.
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Even as he declared the coronavirus pandemic a national emergency, President Donald Trump couldn't help but shake hands.
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He had bad headaches, she said, was sensitive to chemical smells and would not shake hands with people.
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At a debate, he refused to shake hands with Ms. Richards, a gesture widely criticized as poor sportsmanship.
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"To an Englishman, when you shake hands, it's a binding contract, and Universal reneged on it," he says.
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"In Orlando, you don't shake hands anymore; you hug," he said on NPR's "Morning Edition" in December 2016.
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After basketball games, teams have been told not to shake hands, said Fiston Kasongo, a young basketball player.
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Biel and Timberlake also took time to shake hands with several of the actors before calling it a night.
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The solemn silence of the assembled is broken as they shake hands and greet each other in hushed tones.
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A photo op in the Oval Office got people talking after Japanese media asked the two to shake hands.
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Can you imagine any risk assessor allowing Joe Public to shake hands with Nicole Kidman without a security screening?
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Vito Trause, left, and Principal Dario Sforza, right, shake hands at the Becton Regional High School graduation Wednesday night.
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North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump shake hands during a meeting inside the DMZ.
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Yonhap said that President Moon and Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, did shake hands with Kim Yong Nam, however.
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Should we be worried that they won't shake hands with the likes of Trump and May and Le Pen?
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pointedly didn't shake hands when they began their second presidential debate on Sunday night.
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You can't even bet on whether they'll shake hands, as the casinos aren't allowed to take political-themed bets.
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There are simple, standard tricks, like shake hands and sit down, and more complex ones like sing and dance.
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When I want to work with a service provider in Sweden, we meet, agree on scope and shake hands.
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To force an individual to shake hands with another person is to deny them their autonomy as a human.
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Trump and Kim will be making history here on Tuesday morning when they shake hands for the first time.
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Many stopped to pose for selfies with the royals or ran over to high-five them or shake hands.
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"You can't be a politician and not shake hands," Trump said at a town hall in Pennsylvania last week.
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Win or lose, you never put your head down and you shake hands at the end of the game.
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Pimco's view during the crisis, he said, was "shake hands with the government," because it had the largest checkbook.
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In Denmark, the government postponed naturalization ceremonies because the events require new citizens to shake hands with government officials.
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"If there was ever a time that you could convince people not to shake hands, this would be it."
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Although, in fairness to Comey, he only got that rash after being forced to shake hands with her husband.
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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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She can shake hands, attend galas and make speeches, but she has little control over how funds are distributed.
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In 2016, Brannen Greene of Kansas threw down an uncontested dunk as players were lining up to shake hands.
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"I got to shake hands and take photos with the performers!" the 52-year old railroad worker told me.
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After #MeToo, straight women and men are supposedly afraid to interact — hug, give compliments, or even shake hands. Sex?
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He plans to shake hands across the aisle to work for our district and this great country of ours.
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He, too, is aboard the Millennium Falcon at the end, where he finally gets to shake hands with Rey.
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Davis and Barnier will shake hands for the cameras at the European Commission's Berlaymont headquarters at 9:15 a.m.
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Would these two juggernauts shake hands at the end of it all, presenting us with an all-star alliance?
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They go in to a room, have a conversation, come out and shake hands sing kumbaya and it&aposs over.
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President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin shake hands at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland on July 16, 2018Photo: APU.
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Team 4 promoted a humanized approach to commerce, using a wrist-piece that activates when consumers and vendors shake hands.
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They'll make an appearance as celebrities and walk around and take pictures and shake hands, but not actually live there.
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When called out, he approaches Trump with his arm extended to shake hands — but Trump pulls Comey into a hug.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin (right) and US President Donald Trump shake hands before a meeting in Helsinki, on July 16.
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Fred Guttenberg, father of Jaime Guttenberg, attempted to shake hands with Kavanaugh as he left his seat for a break.
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Time to shake hands with the future: Brain-controlled robots like the one above are starting to enter everyday life.
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Bez and I shake hands, bid each other farewell, and I walk around the corner and to find my car.
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I shake hands, I hug people, I grab men and women by the shoulders and say 'you can do this.
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He could shake hands and talk shop with every member of a team, even throwing in the occasional trash talk.
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They shake hands with O'Rourke as he tours the facility and thank him for trying to improve their medical care.
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The kids proceed to yell in disbelief for a bit, then shake hands and even hug the Black Panther star.
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On the premiere episode, Big Bird holds out his wing out to shake hands with Julia, who does not respond.
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Clinton did not speak at the event, smiling and waving and occasionally venturing to the police barricades to shake hands.
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While some passengers kept their earphones on and went about their daily commute, others scrambled to shake hands with Mrs.
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"I don&apost think we decided to work to this date, shake hands, and call it a day," Lye said.
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If you shake hands with someone who has a wart, you're more likely to get the wart when you're pregnant.
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Or maybe the scene serves to force the viewer to expand their understanding of what it means to shake hands.
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"It's easier to pay the 1500kc (£50) than to shake hands with us!" adds Pat, their chubby, straight-talking goalkeeper.
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Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was seen questioning whether to shake hands with other attendees.
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Nadal trotted forward and crossed to Tsitsipas's side of the net to shake hands and then left the scene quickly.
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It started with the men insisting that they kiss the policewomen hello on both cheeks; she wanted to shake hands.
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A few candidates for local office, white and black, had come to shake hands with about 300 predominantly black residents.
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When they meet afterward outside the venue, they are not supposed to shake hands, as any physical contact is forbidden.
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They marveled at being allowed to shake hands with the state officials, lawyers and arts advocates who attended the show.
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Even soldiers who were designated to shake hands with Mr. Kim had to wash their hands first, the defectors said.
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He then jumped up and ran to the net to shake hands with Monfils, pounding his chest as he went.
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She told Mr. Gilbert that at official receptions, she could not bring herself to shake hands with the German ambassador.
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When President Trump met with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, he conspicuously declined to shake hands and avoided eye contact.
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It was easier to say both sides fought bravely and it was time to bury the hatchet and shake hands.
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Egyptian judoka Islam El Shehaby loses to Israeli Or Sasson, refuses to shake hands in a major breach of etiquette. pic.twitter.
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From left: British Prime Minster Winston Churchill, President Harry Truman, and Stalin shake hands during the Potsdam Conference in July 22005.
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America's president, Donald Trump, and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, could meet this month to shake hands on a formal deal.
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One legend had it that George tried to shake hands with a tree, believing it to be the King of Prussia.
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Totally reasonable, as Mike approached, to expect him to slow up, roll the window down, and introduce himself, shake hands, etc.
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Here, for instance, is what happened when Merkel asked Trump if he would like to shake hands for a photo. The.Looks.On.Their.Faces.
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The journey led the baddest boxer in the world to shake hands with Gerald R. Ford, one of the blander presidents.
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The U.S. president and North Korean leader shake hands again as they sit down with their respective delegations to begin talks.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump did not shake hands at the start, though they did at the conclusion of the 90 minutes.
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Contrast that with the Egyptian Olympic judoka who, under pressure from his society, refused to shake hands with his Israeli opponent.
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Meet, greet, shake hands, and pat each other on the back, with nothing toxic emanating in the days and months ahead.
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The two have been known to shake hands for a remarkably long time, including a 29-second shake in July 2017.
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He was booed by the crowd, and refused to shake hands with the chair umpire at the end of the match.
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An Egyptian judoka declined to shake hands with his Israeli opponent after their match on Friday, eliciting jeers from the audience.
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We shake hands and then hug, and within minutes, we're lobbing quips at each other as if we were old pals.
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After dinner, as we move through the artist lounge, Saunderson stops every few seconds to shake hands with people he knows.
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On Thursday, even Trump said he and Irish prime minister Leo Varadkar did not shake hands at their White House meeting.
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Joseph's Dream," for example, he expresses what might almost be envy for his wife's ability "to shake / hands with the Angel.
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In the weeks leading up to caucus night, candidates descend on the state to shake hands, kiss babies, and woo supporters.
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Starting next month, new Danish citizens must shake hands at their naturalization ceremony, under a new law aimed at Muslim immigrants.
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One lawmaker kept papers in one hand and his cell phone in the other to keep from having to shake hands.
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"We also request that congregants not shake hands or kiss, and refrain from kissing the Torah," Steinmetz wrote in an email.
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Organizers reportedly encouraged attendees to knock elbows instead of shake hands and placed ample hand sanitizer stations in the conference halls.
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They did not speak — neither knew the other's language — but Mr. Farnes's attempt to shake hands with the enemy was rebuffed.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) offered support to the students, walking around the crowd to shake hands.
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At one of their last meetings, when a wall no longer separates them, the journalist asks the hermit to shake hands.
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US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands at a joint press conference in Helsinki in July 2018.
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Staff members had to rush ahead to tell the crowd who the businessman was as he stepped up to shake hands.
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Or will he completely miss (or ignore) the cue to shake hands, as he did with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany?
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However, the office says that some meetings have stopped offering coffee, and told attendees not to shake hands or hold hands.
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When he strides off to shake hands and chat to voters on walkabouts, he more often than not ends up lecturing them.
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He'd much rather pick out curtains for their new home, Clarence House, than see the world and shake hands with the locals.
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Bush's grumpiness about Clinton's tendency to shake hands with everyone in the room, making the two former presidents late, was particularly entertaining.
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Franklin bends down onstage to shake hands with a crowd of fans at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sept.
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After the game, the Seoul players got up from their computers and walked across the stage to shake hands with their opponents.
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But things got a bit awkward this morning on the receiving line where Trump was meant to shake hands with Israeli officials.
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After ten minutes of agitated conversation, they shake hands: "You are our candidate," says one, promising to contribute cash to his campaign.
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Unlike Pence, fellow attendee Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe did shake hands with Kim Yong Nam, the South's presidential Blue House said.
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This was the long-standing policy that led Donald Rumsfeld to shake hands with Hussein even after the dictator deployed that gas.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) shake hands before a meeting in the Capitol on Thursday.
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"He's our president now, we must embrace, shake hands & be constructive with him" Matthew McConaughey on Trump & new film 'Gold' #marr pic.twitter.
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After the interview, I shake hands with the First Lady, introducing myself as the writer who has been meeting with her staff.
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Before signing the bill, Trump made sure to shake hands will Robert Murray, the CEO of one of America's largest coal companies.
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It occurs right after the pledge of allegiance, the military salute and the moment the two opposing teams shake hands in solidarity.
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"He would walk in, say hi, shake hands with like, our security or whatever, but not say hi to us," she said.
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Seen from a new angle, it becomes clear that she simply greeted Melania first and then turned to shake hands with Donald.
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Still, around every corner, it seems, somebody stops them—never for a selfie, but rather to shake hands, kiss cheeks, and hug.
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Campaign events where they will be expected to shake hands and mingle with the crowds do not fit with those mitigation strategies.
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It looks like Perez may have caught Umtiti, but they shake hands and there's no VAR to see if something untoward occurred.
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When they met at the net to shake hands after Murray double faulted on match point, Kyrgios asked how he was feeling.
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Work from home if you can and avoid public transportation when possible, don't shake hands, limit nonessential travel and skip social gatherings.
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In honor of Mr. Trump and his wife, Melania, Mr. Kimmel invited lovers in the audience to shake hands with each other.
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He rose to shake hands, and then stopped at the threshold of his house, not willing, for now, to go any further.
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Just when a deal appears to be done and it is time to shake hands, the Wilpons reach for a little more.
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On Tuesday, Warren and Sanders seemed to clash after a debate at Drake University, when they exchanged words and didn't shake hands.
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Knicks celebrity fan Spike Lee was among those who attended the draft to see Barrett shake hands with NBA commissioner Adam Silver.
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Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shake hands at the opening of the Central American nation's embassy in Jerusalem.
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The liberal Hankook Ilbo newspaper marveled that the U.S. president didn&apost shake hands in the usual "Trump way" of domineering his counterpart.
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"There better not be a discussion, you shake hands and say 'You got my private plane and I got your vote,'" he said.
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Clippers game ... when LeBron James' agent, Rich Paul, went to shake hands with ex-Cavs coach Ty Lue -- and Lue REJECTED HIM HARD!!!
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sign autographs and shake hands with children as they arrive at a walkabout at Cardiff Castle on Jan.
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"When you see Obama and Trump shake hands, and seem to show respect to one another — that is what we need," he explained.
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Minnesota gubernatorial candidates Tim Pawlenty, center left, and Jeff Johnson shake hands as fellow candidates look on at the end of a forum.
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They shake hands, nod heads, and begin speaking in the elliptical but familiar way of people who share the vernacular of a trade.
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As she worked the rope line after her speech, she stopped to shake hands with supporters and was confronted by a young activist.
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High demand from investors meets a relatively low supply of good investment opportunity, causing investors to quickly shake hands and open the checkbook.
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After making their entrance, the two walked over to greet and shake hands with the athletes who would be playing in the game.
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The chief crossed the barricade to shake hands with a number of police officers, and the group quietly left after about three hours.
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He walked back toward the Tooting Broadway tube station, stopping every minute or so to shake hands, or to pose for a selfie.
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I tell the people about the efficient air-conditioning and the civility of the children who shake hands when they are in preschool.
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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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He not only won't shake hands, he also, from an early age, never touched his parents, nor could he let them touch him.
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When the game ended, he briefly howled in grief, bounced over to shake hands and then floated the idea of barbecue for lunch.
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King Abdullah II of Jordan and House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-Calif.) shake hands before a committee luncheon on Tuesday.
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When the buzzer sounded, the Knicks players and coaches popped off the bench to shake hands and head back to the locker room.
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And while Trump did shake hands and spend time with two members of Congress who were in direct contact with the individual -- Reps.
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We shake hands, spend time together in enclosed spaces, and do all manner of things that unwittingly increase the risk for disease transmission.
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He issued orders to stay home, and yet continued to hold meetings in person, shake hands, and ignore the advice he was giving.
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The Italian government has ordered the closure of cinemas and theaters and has told Italians not to shake hands or hug each other.
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The Italian government has ordered the closure of cinemas and theatres and has told Italians not to shake hands or hug each other.
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Clinton also refused to shake hands or hug fans at a the premiere of her new Hulu documentary and insisted on bumping elbows.
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MIAMI — Janet Reno sat in a wheelchair with a blanket over her knees, her fingers curled inward so she could not shake hands.
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He said that he had not heard someone call out to her to shake hands, and that they had worked well together earlier.
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"I was used to the idea that I could go to a convention and shake hands with every person of color there," she says.
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They genuflect before Denzel (as is appropriate and right), shake hands with Charlize, and host Jimmy Kimmel banters a little: Where are you from?
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A lot of the people reaching out and trying to shake hands now are the same people that passed ten times the first year.
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A woman has quit her teaching job after being told she must shake hands with her male colleagues rather than use an alternative greeting.
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Smith V said that "in the beginning of the night it was pretty friendly," and that he had seen Clinton and Trump shake hands.
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After making their entrance, Harry and Obama walked over to greet and shake hands with the athletes who would be playing in the game.
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They stated they were not allowed to agree, talk or shake hands with anyone in public; rather, they were instructed to always look happy.
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The technology doesn't approximate a "human experience" in the sense of being able to shake hands with someone, for example, or hold a door.
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May, 62, appeared to be fighting back tears as she left, stopping to shake hands with the speaker, John Bercow, on her way out.
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And during this flurry of activities, he's still taking the time to shake hands with returning customers who stopped by to wish him well.
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In the village, Mr. Qazimi's influence eventually became so disruptive that residents demanded his removal after he forbade girls and boys to shake hands.
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"Discussions were not very easy," the opposition co-chair Hadi al-Bahra said, noting that he had yet to shake hands with his counterpart.
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The Post reported Thursday that Trump remarked during other portions of his trip about how Kim's guards seemed "tough" and refused to shake hands.
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A historic handshake In a moment that might have been unthinkable just months ago, Trump and Kim walked toward each other to shake hands.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — An Egyptian judoka declined to shake hands with his Israeli opponent after their match on Friday, eliciting jeers from the crowd.
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Senate Chaplain Barry Black said he grew up in Baltimore and didn't shake hands with a white person until he was sixteen years old.
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If publishers agree to the shake hands with the devil, the dark lord will just garner more followers, making its ruinous offer more tempting.
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" He said he does regular constituent coffee meetings, including one Wednesday: "We were thinking about maybe we should encourage them not to shake hands.
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During the event, he made sure to shake hands and kiss friends, just like he'd done all over the country despite the coronavirus outbreak.
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Authorities in Switzerland and France have recently cited "lack of assimilation" in rejection of citizenship to foreigners who refuse to shake hands with officials.
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When the Sapphire Apps co-founders walk into a Hollywood boardroom, they always get a double take from the executives they shake hands with.
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Although you may not be able to shake hands with the creatures at this get-acquainted event, you can certainly touch some of them.
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And if the famous bromance between Mr. Macron and Mr. Trump is no longer, that should be obvious by the way they shake hands.
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Mr. Pence did not shake hands with, or even smile at, Ms. Kim, as he sat in front of her at the opening ceremony.
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I worked hard to shake hands and tell my friends and neighbors how much I appreciated them showing up, no matter who they supported.
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"Let's not shake hands in this special time," said President Xi Jinping of China as he reappeared in public in a show of leadership.
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He cast a strategic eye on the smaller European countries, and always wanted to shake hands with the Russians as far east as possible.
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There was even a small controversy over whether Trump had snubbed Merkel's request to shake hands in front of photographers in the Oval Office.
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He holed up in the town of Cornish, New Hampshire, and became enraged even when locals wanted to shake hands or snap a picture.
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President Trump on Friday appeared to ignore German Chancellor Angela Merkel's proposal that they shake hands for photographers while meeting in the Oval Office.
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Two figures, more robotic than human, face each other and shake hands (or appendages) in what seems to be a less-than-happy meeting.
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Gorbachev and his friends seem eager to catch the end of Astatke, so we shake hands, exchange details, and they disappear back into the crowd.
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The Kennedys shake hands with a crowd after arriving at Love Field for a campaign stop in Dallas, hours before the president's assassination on Nov.
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ESPN's cameras focused on the main floor, where the TV audience saw players seated with their families, ready to shake hands with Commissioner Adam Silver.
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Yet, by installment's end, Debbie and Dr. Carr, who is now officially part of the team, shake hands over drinks like two mutually corporeal women.
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President Carter is currently on my flight from Panama to Atlanta What other #POTUS would come by and shake hands with everyone on his flight?
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Basically, we didn't shake hands on a deal, but we said this is the parameters of a deal, we think we can both accept it.
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At the historic summit with Kim Jong Un in Singapore Tuesday, Trump became the first U.S. president to shake hands with the North Korean leader.
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So build up chemistry and know each other, shake hands, look eye to eye right, look at the expression of your face, that's most important.
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David Bowie and Bill Clinton shake hands during the 2007 Food Bank of New York Can-Do Awards Dinner Honoring The Edge and Jimmy Fallon.
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Here are five things to watch for as the candidates square off beneath the neon lights of the nation's gambling capital: Will they shake hands?
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You know you're making a deal with the devil when you shake hands with Cyrus Beene, so I don't think she'd be at all surprised.
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Even the most brilliant deal-maker in the world needs someone on the other side of the table with whom to shake hands and agree.
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After he crossed the military demarcation line separating North and South Korea to shake hands with Moon, Kim invited him to step into the North.
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"I shake hands, I hug people, I grab men and women by the shoulders and say, 'you can do this,'" Biden says in the clip.
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When you're at home, little things happen when you're around your family … make these appearances, people looking for you, do jobs, turn up, shake hands.
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The team also tweeted a photo of Lee and Dolan appearing to shake hands, in response to Lee's claim to ESPN they didn't do that.
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I am doing the usual things: trying not to shake hands with people, washing my hands and being careful about sneezing and stuff like that.
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When we say hello to friends or even acquaintances, he gets to shake hands with them, while they come in for a hug with me.
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Except in this game of tug of war, instead of pulling one side over, the object is to meet in the middle and shake hands.
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She doesn't shake hands with her makeup artist (Kenan Thompson), who stays as far as he can from her face as he applies her lipgloss.
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Quote of note: "Let's not shake hands in this special time," said China's leader, Xi Jinping, as he reappeared in public in Beijing on Monday.
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The best case scenario is they give us advice—wear a mask, don't shake hands—but you think they'll spend any money on helping us?
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The venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is taking precautions as the disease spreads, seemingly asking visitors to its San Francisco offices not to shake hands.
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Sanders then raised both his hands higher and turned away from Warren to shake hands with Tom Steyer, another candidate who was standing close by.
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That&aposs because people in close proximity are more likely to touch, shake hands, or transmit the virus through the air by coughing or sneezing.
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Then the soldiers lower and fold the flags of their respective countries and shake hands, before flinging the border gates shut with a final flourish.
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In one experiment, researchers from the University of Vienna first trained dogs to present their paw (that is, "shake hands") in exchange for a treat.
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"I go through and shake hands and do what I have to do, and people like me and I like them," he said at the time.
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Elijah Cummings at the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was caught off guard when a pallbearer appeared to refuse to shake hands.
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It can be hard enough to figure out things like when to tip, or whether it's polite to shake hands with a stranger wherever you are.
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"She abandoned the royal protocol of wearing gloves because she liked to hold hands when visiting people or shake hands and have direct contact," said Lynn.
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President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands at the beginning of a meeting at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland, on July 217.
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President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands at the beginning of a meeting at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland, on July 16.
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The star had a small entourage as she made her way down the carpet, and she waved and stopped to shake hands with some young fans.
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Another recent law requires new citizens to shake hands at naturalisation ceremonies, even though some Muslims oppose touching members of the opposite sex on religious grounds.
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People who picked correctly got to shake hands with our favourite back-from-the-dead hero; those that didn't got nothing but a sad, distant wave.
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A little while later, however, Trump went to shake hands with his Vice Presidential appointee, Governor Mike Pence, a politician celebrated for his anti-LGBTQ views.
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Like its British successor, the political thriller has created a world in which politicians kiss babies, shake hands, and casually commit homicide when the mood strikes.
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And it achieved the unthinkable: President Santos and the former president, Senator Alvaro Uribe, decided to shake hands and negotiate an adjustment to the peace accord.
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He walks around the room with his arm out, ready to shake hands, but he is really inviting you into the system—one that is corrupt.
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At the same time, it's time for us to embrace and shake hands with this fact and be constructive with him over the next four years.
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There was nothing to do, finally, but shake hands with this new, unplanned and unwelcome Thing in my body, then fight it with everything I had.
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He was able to shake hands with John Romero (creator of Quake and Doom), founders of Electronic Arts, creators of the Unity development platform, and others.
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The pan-Arab newspaper Al Sharq al-Awsat reported one additional detail: They were also told not to shake hands with opposition figures arriving from abroad.
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When it was over, Osaka went to the net to shake hands without much celebration, but she admitted that her calm outward demeanor belied inner anxiety.
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Brad Kessler, an aspirant for mayor of San Antonio, dropped in to shake hands around the yellow crime-scene tape that cordoned off the killing field.
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But they did not, Evans said, shake hands out of fear of human contact spreading the disease between anyone who might be infected on the plane.
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It is very important to shake hands with them, to hug them sometimes, to let them feel that you and they are in an equal situation.
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"Perhaps the simplest thing for all to do would be to shake hands and roll over (last year's) terms (for 2019)," Hamilton said in a note.
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Escamilla had to take time off from her full-time banking job to knock on doors and shake hands as she made her case to voters.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, left, and U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands prior to their meeting on Sentosa Island in Singapore Tuesday, June 12, 2018.
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MBANDAKA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - In the city of Mbandaka in northwest Congo, Mbombo Roge does not shake hands with friends anymore: Ebola changed all that.
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But to fail to shake hands and even avert the other at a prayer breakfast meant to unite — that speaks to a wound that cannot be healed.
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To shake hands with the pope and other world leaders is by itself a success for Mr. Rouhani, who has promised to restore ties with Western countries.
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William gently encouraged his son to shake hands, which he did perfectly, with the Head of Lower School, Helen Haslem, who led them to his reception classroom.
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Egyptian judo fighter Islam El Shehaby refused to shake hands with his opponent, Israel's Or Sasson, in a major breach of judo etiquette during the Rio Olympics.
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For a debate that began with the candidates refusing to shake hands, and continued with constant interruptions, crosstalk, and insults, it ended on a surprisingly gracious note.
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Cover image: U.S. President Donald Trump (L) and Chinese President Xi Jinping shake hands at a joint news conference held after their meeting in Beijing on Nov.
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Harry and Meghan always make a point to try and shake hands with as many people as they can, as well as interact with their well-wishers.
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The body language between the two will also be scrutinized — some liberal voices on social media have suggested that Clinton should decline to shake hands with Trump.
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SEVEN years ago this month America's president, Barack Obama, still a little wet behind the ears, bent over to shake hands with King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia.
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San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman called out Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield after their game on Monday night, saying Mayfield refused to shake hands before kickoff.
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So no, I don't remember what it was like to first shake hands with Henry, but if I did, it would probably be fiction rather than fact.
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When the Mohammads appeared, Ms. McLorg asked their permission to shake hands and took in the people standing before her, no longer just names on a form.
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Instead, the students wanted to talk about their coming job interviews, their résumés, how to shake hands with potential employers, how to find work as radiology technicians.
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"As the president has said, in our line of work you shake hands when someone wants to shake your hand," Pence said during a Tuesday news conference.
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He is a self-described germaphobe who is known to glare at aides who sneeze in his vicinity or try to shake hands with him after coughing.
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The last time Ms. Merkel met Mr. Trump at the White House, in March 2017, the two did not even manage to shake hands before assembled photographers.
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Aquatic species can't shake hands, but at least some will be amenable to tactile introductions at this free event, presented by the River Project, a conservation nonprofit.
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At the merciful end, my politician's instincts took hold and I approached the edge of the stage to shake hands with a group that swelled against it.
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"The Umbrella movement inspired the concept of revolution via serving the community," he added, as residents at a housing estate stopped to congratulate him and shake hands.
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Candidates typically lavish the state and its voters with attention, holding small town halls in living rooms, coffee shops, and trudging through the snow to shake hands.
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Björk describes it as "my most elaborate stage concert yet, where the acoustic and digital will shake hands"; her backup includes a seven-woman Icelandic flute ensemble.
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She takes sick children to watch sports games and shake hands with their sports heroes, and has even taken some to the Vatican to meet Pope Francis.
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Still, you could see what it meant in the way that Madrid Coach Zinedine Zidane walked onto the field to shake hands with each player at the end.
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He wrote that he would continue to pursue independence if he became Catalonia's next president, but also "build bridges and shake hands" with representatives of the Spanish state.
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" "You know, when I handed that to (McConnell) and I shook his hand with that badge, I -- I thought I was going to shake hands with Darth Vader.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, right, and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, left, shake hands in Singapore, ahead of a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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"I always had opportunities to meet Jay Z, and in my mind, I never want to meet someone and just shake hands and get a selfie," he says.
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When she lived in Belgium, she hated its formality, how she and the other schoolchildren were expected to shake hands three or four times a day (she refused).
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But when they posed for photographers in the Oval Office after a meeting, Trump appeared to ignore Merkel's suggestion that they shake hands in front of the cameras.
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After his speech from the gaisensha, the party's candidate in Tokyo's seventh district, Mr Nagatsuma, climbs down from the van to shake hands with onlookers huddled under umbrellas.
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After the match, despite their frustration with the umpire, Williams and Osaka shared a sincere hug in a sport where competitors typically only shake hands after a match.
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"Scorched earth" That's what political experts are calling last night's event, maybe because it started with both sides refusing to shake hands and just got worse from there.
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Before camera phones, as Clinton notes, the standard was to either get an autograph from a politician or shake hands and chat with them for a short time.
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And a French court ruled that an Algerian woman's refusal to shake hands with male officials at a naturalization ceremony in Grenoble was grounds for denying her citizenship.
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Given the comments and the various accusations, it's not surprising that one of the big questions heading into the debate is whether Clinton and Trump will shake hands.
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"I'll say whatever I feel like saying, he can say whatever he feels like saying, after we punch each others' faces in we can shake hands after that."
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The lawyer nonetheless saw fit to provide reporters with lengthy daily press conferences, and took to having his client shake hands with him in front of the camera.
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Yet they would never visit the dreary refugee camps, much less live with blacks, let blacks marry their daughters or shake hands with blacks on a hot day.
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Johnson and Pompeo appeared briefly before reporters at the State Department to shake hands before a phalanx of British and American flags, but they declined to answer questions.
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Merkel and Trump met in the U.S. in March – a moment described as "awkward" by the media after the U.S. president refused to shake hands with the chancellor.
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Downstairs, instead of getting back into his limousine, Mr. Johnson surprised his security detail by striding over to shake hands with a sodden but enthusiastic crowd of onlookers.
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WATCH: President Trump and the First Lady enter the National Cathedral, and shake hands with the Obamas as they take their seats for George H.W. Bush's funeral. pic.twitter.
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Both parties in this conflict would be well served to shake hands, exchange pleasantries and apologies and move on to more constructive uses of their time and energy.
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Florida State's players were so jubilant they didn't quite know where to go, so they ran up into the stands to shake hands with whomever they might find.
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I especially relate to one of Gagno's small but important gains: laying out his own rules for when to hug, how to hug, and when to shake hands.
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"But North Korea has stated clearly it will only denuclearize part of its weapons program, and this won't change any of that even if they do shake hands."
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"So I got to shake hands with Albert Einstein and have not washed my hands since," he said in an interview in 2013 for the journal Social Medicine.
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Mr. Trump did not reach past them to shake hands with Bill Clinton, who appeared open to it, much less with Hillary Clinton, who avoided looking at him.
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Looking relaxed and wearing a broad smile a day after he yielded responsibility for the Mueller investigation, Mr. Rosenstein walked over to shake hands with Justice Kavanaugh's parents.
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Among them: whether a female Muslim employee could refuse to shake hands as a greeting in the workplace, said Martin Mork, who leads litigation at the ombudsman's office.
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Quotable: "Let's not shake hands in this special time," said China's leader, Xi Jinping, as he toured Beijing on Monday after facing criticism for his relatively low profile.
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But the judge refused, disputing that he had given jurors high fives and saying that it was appropriate to congratulate and shake hands with them after a trial.
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The president's Twitter messages came after an awkward White House meeting at which Mr. Trump appeared to refuse Ms. Merkel's offer to shake hands in the Oval Office.
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"In light of the Hong Kong situation and everything else, I think it would be difficult for President Xi to shake hands on a sweeping deal," he said.
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Clinton fanned out around the state to shake hands and talk to voters, and New Hampshire turned his campaign around, propelling him to a surprise second-place finish.
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At an under-19 game between the U.A.E. and Qatar in October, the Emirati captain refused to shake hands with his Qatari counterpart at the pregame coin toss.
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LONDON (Reuters) - At Wimbledon, where once players would charge the net almost on autopilot, the only time many get there now is when they shake hands at the end.
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Trump became the first sitting US President to step into North Korea, after Kim Jong Un accepted his invitation to meet and shake hands at the Korean Demilitarized Zone.
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PARIS — An Algerian woman's refusal to shake hands with male officials at a French naturalization ceremony is sufficient grounds for denying her citizenship, France's top administrative court has ruled.
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On Friday, the Harry Potter scribe chastised the president on Twitter for a video that appeared to depict him refusing to shake hands with a child in a wheelchair.
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This is a perfect example of you will be persecuted and prosecuted if you so much as shake hands with Donald Trump or join however briefly his presidential campaign.
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At the same time, another contingent longs for sportsmanship in fighters, an ability to treat MMA as a profession, to shake hands and say "nice job" before and after.
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The pics contain shots of Jon Snow reaching out to shake hands with another major star of the series -- an alliance that could have a HUGE impact in Westeros.
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Before Shelton levitated onto the stage on a concealed lift, he waded into the crowd and took the time to sign autographs, shake hands and extend knuckle bumps. 5.
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We know, however, that Kim was not willing to shake hands with Trump on a Yongbyon dismantlement, ostensibly over the assumption and understanding of the geographical delineation of Yongbyon.
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Then, Kim offered, and Moon accepted, the North Korean dictator's invitation to cross over briefly to the North Korean side to shake hands and take photos, also truly historic.
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But what happened between them while they were at their private meeting, or why would Trump ignore her request to shake hands, is anyone's guess — at least for now.
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Venus connects with Saturn on April 12—this isn't the cuddliest atmosphere, but it's a great time to discuss boundaries and commitments, and to shake hands on an agreement.
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Horton did not acknowledge him in the water and later called it "a win for the good guys," although he and Sun did shake hands during the medal ceremony.
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He sent robocalls to his parishioners warning them not to shake hands, and he is already mulling the idea of canceling Mass if the outbreak becomes a widespread emergency.
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Mr. Moon, administration officials said, wanted Mr. Pence to shake hands with the North Koreans, viewing it as a way to further the South's diplomatic engagement with the North.
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" It was acrimonious from the get-go ... Trump blew off Pelosi's gesture to shake hands, and then she introduced him by simply acknowledging "the President of the United States.
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In their living room, the White Stripes recorded one of White's songs, called "Let's Shake Hands," along with "Look Me Over Closely," which Marlene Dietrich had recorded, in 1953.
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They knelt down to shake hands with the children after learning that the kids' go-to greeting is a double high five, then low five followed by fist bumps.
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Waiters scurried to bring menus and drinks to a large round table reserved for him as he stopped to shake hands and make small talk with members eating lunch.
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Cha Min-song, a hospital nurse working in Suwon, south of Seoul, said she and her co-workers all stopped working briefly to watch Kim and Trump shake hands.
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Cover image: U.S. President Donald Trump and Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May shake hands during a joint press conference following their meeting at Chequers, the prime minister's country residence.
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"Welcome to Egypt!" a boisterous group of nearly 100 local children on a field trip to the Citadel shouted, reaching out to shake hands or give me a high five.
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While the junior royal is happy to shake hands with diverse officials and cohorts of his father King Mohammed VI, he clearly draws the line at lip-on-hand contact.
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The envoy went to shake hands with all sides after his opening remarks, but as he embraced the opposition delegates, the government group were already walking out of the room.
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North Korea leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands after a document signing at the Capella resort on Sentosa Island Tuesday, June 12, 2018 in Singapore.
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According to reports, the Florida shooter had been upset about losing two games of Madden earlier in the tournament, even refusing to shake hands with the winner after one game.
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Speaking to The Local Sweden, she said it was the first time anyone had challenged her refusal to shake hands, adding that she couldn't see herself returning to the school.
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After wrapping up victory, Vandeweghe briefly fell to her knees before walking over to her box to shake hands and exchange words with her coach, former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash.
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We on the sun-bleached White House lawn could hardly believe our eyes when Rabin and Arafat, the Palestinian leader, reached across decades of war and enmity to shake hands.
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HAMBURG, GERMANY JULY 7, 2017: Russia's President Vladimir Putin (L) and US President Donald Trump shake hands during a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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Capricorns don't have the reputation of being extroverted or gregarious, but let's be real, you're a social climber, and when it's time to hustle and shake hands, you show up.
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He was shown allowing the older American — Trump, in his 70s, is more than twice Kim's age — to lean in toward him to shake hands, or give a thumbs up.
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Castle Rock, Hulu's upcoming anthology series about Stephen King's fictional Maine town populated by demon junk shops and guys who you shouldn't shake hands with, finally has a release date.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that "members of the public are only allowed to shake hands with the royals," which means the hug that he offered the woman completely broke royal etiquette.
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The top US diplomat said his first opportunity to shake hands with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif left him with the impression of a "well-educated, very sophisticated" man.
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When she chose to shake hands with an H.I.V.-positive man in 1987, she was credited with helping to shed light on a cause that had been shunned and ignored.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) opened a disciplinary commission after El Shehaby, who lost the first round elimination bout, backed away when Sasson bowed and approached him to shake hands.
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I know that sounds distasteful but I am not suggesting that President Trump travel down Pennsylvania Avenue to Southeast D.C. to meet or, shudder, to shake hands with poor people.
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It's hard to forget the clip of the two leaders at a White House meeting in March where reporters asked repeatedly for them to shake hands for a photo op.
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Wenger felt Pardew had been a little too confrontational in his joy and refused to shake hands, thus transgressing the code himself, making for an ugly, undignified afternoon all around.
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In 2018, a French court ruled that a refusal to shake hands with male officials at a naturalization ceremony was sufficient grounds for denying citizenship to a woman from Algeria.
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As Dr. Fauci and others showed off posters advising the public not to shake hands, Mr. Pence was at pains to explain why the president himself continued to do so.
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"Now the concept of shaking hands since this — you're hearing a lot of stuff about trying not to shake hands, and that has not stopped me at all," he said.
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When the guard said, "We don&apost shake hands with inmates," he received a stark reminder that he was starting a federal prison sentence, not moving into a new condo.
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When Biden spends time on the trail, his skill set with voters is evident at his events, where he stays to shake hands and talk to anyone who wants to.
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There will not be "any ceremony or event to shake hands or stuff like that," Chow Yat-ming, an assistant police commissioner, said Friday morning before officers left the campus.
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Trailing 3-6 0-3 30-30, Alexandr Dolgopolov drew a chorus of dejected sighs on Centre Court as he walked up to the net to shake hands with Federer.
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An ex-military friend of mine was ready to go to my publishers to shake hands as Robert, because most people at Little, Brown didn't know who I really was.
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Rama offered to shake hands with Basha on a deal to solve the parliamentary crisis for the sake of helping the country get the green light for EU entry talks.
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My best friend and I got the "No New Friends" tattoo in the palm we use to shake hands with because it's a sign that we don't really need new friends.
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We shake hands and I stumble out to the sidewalk where, apart from the jovial security guard, there's little trace of the $17 billion tech company just a few feet away.
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While walking through the crowded kitchen, and as he was turning to shake hands with a busboy, the assassin, Sirhan Sirhan, stepped in front of Kennedy, firing eight shots with his .
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On Thursday, Trump had another strange handshake moment when First Lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda walked past him in an apparent snub to instead shake hands with her American counterpart, Melania Trump.
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During the course of half an hour, Oliver's outrage built over Trump's cabinet picks, his inability to shake hands, and his love of fiction, opinion, and belief, instead anything resembling fact.
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Sean Spicer has told Der Spiegel President Trump did not hear Angela Merkel ask whether he would like to shake hands during this hard-to-watch Oval Office moment last Friday.
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Then, in a gesture nearly unheard-of in Davos, Mr. Trudeau stood up and began to shake hands with each person in the room individually, until he ran out of time.
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Former US president George H.W. Bush (left) and the former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev shake hands after a speech at the state foreign affairs university in Moscow, on May 23, 2005.
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Harry reached up to shake hands with two colorfully dressed performers on stilts before smiling for a group photo with Circus Zambia members decked out in face paint and rainbow wigs.
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The Scarn, which was introduced during the "Threat Level Midnight" episode, consists mainly of jumping to the left and right, and extending your arms to shake hands and make new friends.
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S/he says that the sculpture has been donated to the Rubin, and will be permanently installed somewhere in the museum so people can come and "shake hands" with P-Orridge.
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The boy, who immediately cracked a grin, began asking Pence for an apology as the vice president turned to shake hands with other guests who were surrounding him at the podium.
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Len Cotton did not offer to shake hands right away, because he had just welcomed two newborn calves to the family farm, and he thought it prudent to wash up first.
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The final point was an ace, and Auger-Aliassime dove to the court and put his hands to his head, then quickly stood up to shake hands with his vanquished opponent.
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The incident apparently occurred during a naturalization ceremony in Isère, France in June 2016, where she refused to shake hands with the secretary-general of the prefecture and another local official.
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Trump did not shake hands with the Clintons or the Carters, seated several seats away, though first lady Melania Trump extended a hand to greet President Bill Clinton, who smiled warmly.
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Both candidates were visibly uneasy throughout the debate, even refusing to shake hands at the beginning, as the town hall event unfolded on a small stage in a highly charged atmosphere.
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He explained to the group of several dozen kids and parents about his conversation with the doctor, that he didn't have any symptoms, and that he wouldn't shake hands pic.twitter.com/9WP1cnjLpm
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The players and family members attending the draft then become live storylines during the weekend, with the players walking onstage to shake hands with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell upon being selected.
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In 2016 he released a comedy special, "Whatever Threatens You," through the website of his friend Louis CK. His book "Never Shake Hands With a War Criminal" was published in 2004.
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These organizations work with Baltimore's recently released prisoners, especially on the soft skills needed to get and keep a job: how to shake hands, deal with feedback, navigate a bus schedule.
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And this year, France's top administrative court ruled that an Algerian woman's refusal to shake hands with male officials at a French naturalization ceremony was sufficient grounds for denying her citizenship.
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President George Bush was a lame-duck president, three weeks away from Mr. Clinton's inauguration, when he traveled on New Year's Day 1993 to shake hands with troops deployed to Somalia.
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Fielding more questions about his often bewildering messaging, Trump said he was continuing to shake hands because it has become somewhat of a "habit" and it's a reflex, especially for politicians.
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If Kavanaugh doesn't even have the decency to shake hands with a father of a victim, he definitely won't have the decency to make life changing decisions that affect real people.
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When Saturday's game was over, the disparity was just as evident when the teams walked to midfield to shake hands, one resembling an Ivy League squad, the other an N.F.L. team.
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Cover: U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky shake hands during a meeting in New York on September 25, 2019, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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Trump and Clinton did not shake hands at the start, but nor did they interrupt each other as they went back and forth on key policy issues as the debate began.
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If i can shake hands with someone, see them, get a sense of what's on their mind, it gives me a better sense of what's bothering people, what their needs are.
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"Nose Greeting" (2016) shows two men touching in a tender gesture that reads from here — that is, a culture in which men more often shake hands in greeting — as vaguely homoerotic.
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There's a certain sense of empowerment that comes with living in the first state, and Iowans will not really respect anybody who hasn't shown up in their town to shake hands.
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Shortly after the event wrapped, he posted a Vine in which Donald Trump appeared to refuse to shake hands with moderator Lester Holt, set to the tune of the wah-wah-wah loser theme from The Price is Right; as of this writing, it's been looped more than 4 million times, and shouted-out by the likes of Questlove and John Leguizamo (though it's worth noting that Trump did, in fact, shake hands with Holt post-debate).
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Freddie's previous prostheses were "doll-like" and offered only limited control, she said, adding that he was excited to "high-five, shake hands" and do everything that most people take for granted.
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People seem to notice Silver's handshake style because — as a 53-year-old white lawyer from Rye, N.Y. — he does not really look like a person who would shake hands that way.
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In addition to being on time and dressing for success, they practice such things as how to shake hands and make eye contact, writing a professional email and perfecting an elevator pitch.
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In a sign of how much disdain the candidates have for one another, Trump and Clinton declined to shake hands as they took the stage at the start of their second debate.
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That's not all that's going down: In another photo, we see Ezra (Ian Harding) seemingly meeting Holden for the first time — they shake hands, as Ezra offers a look of totally bewilderment.
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Laura Williams, a British cat-rescue worker with Asperger's, recalls that in past interviews she found it hard to know when to shake hands and what to say when greeting the interviewer.
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You shake hands and talk with all kinds of people looking for new ideas, collaboration and inspiration — people who want to learn and exchange ideas about the latest products and industry trends.
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After Sasson had defeated El Shehaby on Friday and the pair retook their places in front of the referee, the Egyptian backed away when Sasson bowed and approached him to shake hands.
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When customers walk into Bangkok's "Corgi in the Garden" cafe, they're greeted by a dozen fluffballs on stubby legs rushing out to greet them, jump in laps and shake hands for treats.
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Don Lemon is so much of a hack that he said he would not shake hands with Trump and has claimed that white men are the biggest terror threat in the country.
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" Specifically, notes Branson, he rejects Trump's "advice for people not to shake hands — and [Trump's] advice that you should go all out to get your own back on anyone who crosses you.
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After the leaders shake hands for the first time on camera, they'll begin the summit with a one-on-one meeting with only their translators, according to a senior Trump administration official.
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Nicolas Messner, a spokesman for the International Judo Federation, said judokas are not obligated to shake hands under IJF rules, only to bow, which El Shehaby did after he was called back.
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The second presidential debate started off on an incredibly awkward note, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump walked toward each other like they were going to shake hands and then … just … didn't.
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In late October, as preparations were underway to hang the paintings, a local judo athlete at Abu Dhabi's international Grand Slam tournament refused to shake hands after losing to an Israeli competitor.
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He is widely viewed as gracious, unpretentious, dutiful with fans to shake hands and sign autographs, even if his availability to the news media can be as elusive as his playing time.
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With most political events canceled and in-person meetings screeching to a halt, it's going to be virtually impossible for candidates to shake hands — or bump elbows — with prospective voters or donors.
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Trump caused a stir on Friday when he crowded onto a stage with numerous officials to declare a national emergency and proceeded to shake hands with several health industry executives in attendance.
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It was kicked off with the help of President Donald Trump, who took the field during the coin toss and visited both teams' locker rooms beforehand to shake hands with the players.
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It's become such a fixture in the local Latinx community that this year's was partially sponsored by Telemundo and local politicians are known to roll through to shake hands and kiss babies.
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That didn't stop the president from smiling and waiving as he stepped off Air Force One to shake hands with Cuban officials trained by Russia's KGB to act against the United States.
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Berlin (AFP) - Donald Trump's spokesman has denied that the US president refused to shake hands with German Chancellor Angela Merkel as they sat side-by-side in the White House last week.
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"I don't think he heard the question" posed by Merkel when she suggested they shake hands, in full view of press cameras, spokesman Sean Spicer told German weekly Der Spiegel published Sunday.
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Many have described the similarity of his tour to how politicians "shake hands and kiss babies" as they campaign for election, stoking speculation that Zuckerberg might run for president of the United States.
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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have trained a system to foresee when two actors will kiss, shake hands, hug or high-five by feeding it millions of hours of television dramas.
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Although Hamilton has accepted the apology and said he still has "the utmost respect" for Vettel, he refused to play along when asked to shake hands with his rival in post-qualifying interviews.
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The father of a victim of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting attempted to shake hands with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh during Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing on Tuesday, but Kavanaugh appeared to rebuff him.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Barack Obama shake hands as UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon looks on during a joint ratification of the Paris climate change agreement in Hangzhou, China.
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Then I flew down to Lima on my own dime when I was a resident, and I had to shake hands and see that these doctors we were speaking with were on point.
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The energy shifts on September 224, when Mercury enters Virgo and focuses more cosmic energy in the career sector of your chart, making this a great time to shake hands and hold meetings.
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"As the President has said, in our line of work, you shake hands when someone wants to shake your hand," Pence said Tuesday at his daily press briefing on the administration's coronavirus response.
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Some spoke of resilience and the importance of not panicking, even as they studiously declined to shake hands or headed off to hunt the shelves of the local drugstore for anti-bacterial soap.
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President Donald Trump attempted to shake hands with a home health care company executive during a Friday press conference, but the man turned the president down and offered him an elbow bump instead.
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However, it seems that a great opportunity was missed when Vice President Mike Pence failed to acknowledge and shake hands with Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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It's easy to treat election results as abstract, as sports matches where the red team won and the blue team lost but they shake hands at the end and we all get along.
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STOCKHOLM — A Muslim woman in Sweden who said she was discriminated against in a job interview for refusing to shake hands on religious grounds has been awarded financial compensation by a labor court.
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" The court concluded that "the woman's refusal to shake hands with people of the opposite sex is a religious manifestation that is protected under Article 9 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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"We're even more isolated and touch-deprived because at least people used to be able to shake hands or get a hug or you know, have some kind of contact," St. Clair said.
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"Ultimately, we were happy that most of our closest friends and family made it," said S Varsha, the bride's sister who had to repeatedly ask guests not to shake hands with the couple.
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Trudeau, who often plunges into crowds to shake hands and pose for photos, did the same as he was leaving the event, but this time he was closely surrounded by security, said Mahe.
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Cover: Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, left, and U.S. President Donald Trump, right, shake hands during a meeting on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Osaka, Japan, Saturday, June 29, 2019.
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Yes, the meeting came after Trump tweeted Kim an invitation The meeting happened hours after Trump extended what he claimed was a spontaneous invitation on Twitter to Kim to shake hands at the DMZ.
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Just a bath tub in the middle of the room filled to the brim with Diet Coke.) One (1) young, clean cut white man Trump can shake hands with and say "great job" to.
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When the woman turned him down, he asked her to "shake hands so he knows she was not going to say anything to anyone about this," to which she agreed, according to the affidavit.
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Scott's refusal to shake hands with Sun at the 200 medals ceremony and join him for photos drew an angry response from the 11-times world champion, who confronted the Briton as they exited.
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At the end of the service, Francis walked across St. Peter's Square, stopping to shake hands and pose for pictures, as he paid a brief visit to the life-size nativity set up outside.
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The school in Therwil, a canton of the city of Basel, agreed to the request by stating that the students would not shake hands with either their male or female teachers, Le News reported.
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Online and in Europe, gamblers can lay money down on everything from whether the candidates will shake hands to how many times they will interrupt each other and what color their outfits will be.
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The Egyptian judo fighter who refused to shake hands with his Israeli opponent has just been sent home from the Olympics -- with his own Egyptian Olympic Committee blasting the guy as a poor sport.
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Though the two leaders are likely to see each other and shake hands alongside other leaders at the international summit, a White House official said no meeting had been rescheduled between the two leaders.
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You get to shake hands with that senator you barely recognize, chum it up with a star studded member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, or talk international affairs with an obscure foreign ambassador.
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But it remains to be seen whether the Gruenen would shake hands with Macron, whose high-profile environment minister quit on him last August, criticizing the former investment banker's pro-nuclear policies in particular.
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Following his speech in Tampa on Thursday, Mr. DeSantis, who has been criticized for his tepid interest in the grip-and-grin demands of personal politics, left the stage to shake hands with voters.
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Every morning, his wife would carry out a chair for her husband, said May Chandler, who lived across the street, so he could sit and shake hands with neighbors as they left for work.
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The president walked into the room, declined to take a seat, failed to shake hands with anyone, and announced he was not going to talk about infrastructure while he was under investigation by Democrats.
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Billy O'Shea, an Irish translator living in Denmark since 1981, is waiting for an answer to his application for citizenship, but said he would give it up if he were forced to shake hands.
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When we've each done our part to limit the duration and transmission of the coronavirus, and it is in the rearview mirror, we'll have accomplished something valuable that we can all shake hands on.
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A video of the incident shows Mr. Trump looking intently downward as the man seated next to him rises to shake hands with Mr. Trudeau, appearing to give the Canadian leader the cold shoulder.
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Biden's campaign is looking for ways to leverage the former vice president's skills as a one-on-one retail politician in an environment in which he's not able to meet people or shake hands.
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In 2013, however, Mr. Obama failed to shake hands with President Hassan Rouhani of Iran at the United Nations General Assembly, in a near miss that carried echoes of Mr. Pence's nonencounter on Friday.
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But you get the impression a lot of people in Cedar Rapids not only get to shake hands with all their favorites; they expect a positive response when they invite them over for dinner.
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He disapproves of the wine his mother drinks and the clothes his sister wears, and refuses to shake hands with his after-school math tutor, a less outwardly devout Muslim named Inès (Myriem Akheddiou).
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The GSMA had tried to allay fears with increased disinfection measures on site, recommending attendees don't shake hands and even ban on visitors traveling from the province in China where coronavirus was first discovered.
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According to a Beijing-based BHR representative, Hunter, shortly after arriving in Beijing, on December 4th, helped arrange for Li to shake hands with his father in the lobby of the American delegation's hotel.
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Trudeau even reportedly agonized and rehearsed over how to shake hands with Trump before their first meeting in February 2017 so that he would be able to come off strong while not antagonizing Trump.
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The website advises that "while some people prefer to shake hands in the usual way," the traditional form of greeting Her Majesty and other members of the family would be to bow or curtsy.
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The candidates in South Carolina offered remarks at a fish fry hosted by U.S. House Majority Whip James Clyburn on Friday night, battling bugs and the sticky summer heat to shake hands with voters.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands on July 16, 2018 during a meeting in FinlandPhoto: GettyWhat made U.S. diplomats in Cuba and China severely sick over the past two years?
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"He's become more famous than me," Trump said of James Comey as he beckoned the then-FBI director over to him to shake hands at a law enforcement event at the White House in January.
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In the old days—when I was riding with Bill Shoemaker, Chris McCarron, Lafit Pincay Jr., and all those guys—when you got beat in a race, we'd shake hands and take our hats off.
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The Rubins must navigate New Jersey as well as a thousand superstitions from back home: It's bad luck to whistle inside, to shake hands across the threshold, to count money that hasn't come in yet.
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"I shake hands, I hug people, I grab men and women by the shoulders and say, 'you can do this,' " Biden, who is widely expected to shortly enter the 2020 race, says in the clip.
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On an early Thursday morning at the newly opened Yosma in London's Marleybone, I find myself in the awkward situation of not knowing whether to shake hands with or hug executive head chef Hus Vedat.
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The meetings are typically highly choreographed affairs, with everything from the way the two leaders shake hands to the looks that they exchange and the actual words spoken offering glimpses into the state of affairs.
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President Donald Trump attempted to shake hands with a home health care company executive during a Friday White House press conference, but the executive turned the president down and offered him an elbow bump instead.
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"Maybe it is better in this period not to shake hands, and do not have too much contact, and try to be a bit less expansive, which is different from how I am," Borrelli added.
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Can you imagine what Republicans would have been saying if Barack Obama had made an impromptu visit to the Korean DMZ to shake hands with Kim Jong-un and flatter him after two failed summits?
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But right now, in the United States and Canada, declining to shake hands won't have much of an impact on the spread of coronavirus because coronavirus isn't actively circulating in any communities in either country.
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But candidates and the media that follow them should pause and look beyond the photo op that restaurants provide to realize that America's restaurants are much more than places to shake hands and kiss babies.
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President Trump and Kim shake hands on landmark agreement President Trump left Singapore carrying a signed document from Kim Jong Un pledging to work towards complete denuclearization; chief White House correspondent John Roberts reports from Singapore.
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" Before asking to move on from this subject, he added one thing, predicting what North Korea will do in Singapore: "Kim will lie, agree, shake hands—do whatever he can to wash away his family's sins.
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As for the crown prince, when religious types criticised him for daring to shake hands with women last year, he resorted to the protection of an over-sized rubber glove in a parody of exaggerated piety.
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From Jimmy Carter to Barack Obama, Iowa's esoteric caucus system is a crucible where a long shot without much money and a lot of time to shake hands can make it onto the nation's radar screen.
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In the first weeks and months of Trump's campaign, plenty of attendees admitted they were there to catch a glimpse of the former host of the "The Apprentice" -- maybe even shake hands with the TV star.
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A video of the event shows Comey standing at the opposite side of the room from Trump during the meeting, then walking across, arm extended, to shake hands with Trump, but Trump attempts to hug Comey.
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Family members told Reuters on Sunday that Abouyaaqoub had began showing more religiously conservative behaviour within the past year, and refused to shake hands with women during a visit to his birthplace in Morocco in March.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, center, tries to shake hands with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and President Obama during a group photo op at the North American Leaders Summit on Wednesday in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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In this case, the photographer pushed the shutter in the fraction of the second that it took Trudeau to register Trump's request to shake hands, isolating a moment that was never meant to be so editorialized.
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We saw the two men shake hands, we saw them sign a vaguely worded document that shared much in common with similarly vague agreements between the two governments in 19103 and 2007, both of which unraveled.
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Participants who shake hands at the onset of negotiating a hypothetical job offer or car sale are significantly more likely to share information (if their incentives are aligned) or lie less (if their incentives are misaligned).
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They finally appear in full during the rousing closing performance of "Born to Run," and the film ends on a note of community, with the Boss reaching across the lights to shake hands with his fans.
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As I walk into an inner Sydney gallery space, I'm greeted by a member of Tinder's local PR team; we introduce ourselves, and swap a brief, wry smile in the moment where we'd usually shake hands.
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Michael Steele, the former leader of the Republican National Convention, tweeted what he thought of the town hall debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, two presidential nominees who wouldn't even shake hands with each other.
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You're shuttled from destination to destination, you give speeches, you shake hands, everybody wants something from you and the entire time the press is chomping at the bit in order to show how you screwed up.
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As Carr and some other players made their way around the bowl to shake hands with fans for one last time, they were met with boos, and eventually, trash and debris were thrown onto the field.
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His father retired as an English teacher at Hazelwood West Middle School in Hazelwood, Mo. The couple met briefly during a law school tradition in which incoming students shake hands with everyone else in their class.
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They'd shake hands, say sorry, and then, "Yeah, sorry I had to shake your hand, dickhead!" and it was on again, and this time they'd be dragged out back where Penelope sat, the assignments littered around her.
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Hand-shaking has been heavily debated in Sweden in recent months, after a similar case in which a Muslim city councillor refused to shake hands with a female journalist and was forced to resign, reported The Independent.
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Junqueras, who is in custody on allegations of rebellion and sedition, wrote that he would continue to pursue independence if he becomes Catalonia's next president, but also to "build bridges and shake hands" with the Spanish state.
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The Democratic presidential candidate, coming off a loss to Hillary Clinton Saturday in Nevada, worked the mostly African-American crowd, stopping to shake hands, take photos and hug a few small children who ventured up to him.
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By Mr. Laachraoui's last year of high school, his teacher recalled, he had adopted the dress favored by Salafist Muslims, rolling his pants to above his ankle, growing a goatee and refusing to shake hands with women.
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PARIS — As Andy Murray and Radek Stepanek met at the net to shake hands after Murray's harrowing five-set victory, a weary Stepanek reached out to hug his opponent, a rare gesture for a first-round match.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, center, tries to shake hands with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and President Obama during a group photo op at the North American Leaders Summit on July 2023 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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In his latest video for song "Mayor," the rapper rocks an oversized suit and hits the Manhattan streets to shake hands, kiss babies, and drink out of people's beer cans as he campaigns for an imaginary election.
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It's not a coincidence that the cities and neighborhoods that we govern are the only places in Syria where American soldiers can walk safely and shake hands with people without fear of being stabbed in the back.
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"Just how you walk into the room and shake hands with the person when you first meet them is a huge part of the audition, and people on the spectrum aren't very good at that," he said.
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I shake hands with everyone, ask them how they are doing, head to the bar, buy a pint of Murphy's (they don't sell Guinness), sit down and check the WhatsApp connection with my son Edward in London.
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Highlights include "Adventure in Telezonia," a 216 short in which marionettes explain how to use a telephone, and "Shake Hands With Danger," a hilarious and terrifying 221 safety reel made for employees of Caterpillar, the tractor manufacturer.
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In the video, posted on Youtube by user Poodieville and presumably filmed by one of the bystanders the man criticized, the man doesn't leave the scene until the boys shake hands and call off the fight completely.
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But the episode has ignited a wider conversation about consent and whether kissing of any kind should be banned in professional settings, given that in Australia women are often on the receiving end, while men shake hands.
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Highlights include "Adventure in Telezonia," a 1949 short in which marionettes explain how to use a telephone, and "Shake Hands With Danger," a hilarious and terrifying 1975 safety reel made for employees of Caterpillar, the tractor manufacturer.
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Under the marquee that had been set up in the second sports field, old boy after old boy came forward to shake hands with Father Rector and slap one another on the back in fat-handed congratulation.
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" After noting how competitive it can be to get federal transportation money, the station's report added, "That's why it goes a long way to shake hands and meet face to face with the people making the decisions.
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Three major Israeli newspapers — Haaretz, the Jerusalem Post, and the Times of Israel — each reported that due to shifting plans for the ceremony, several members of Netanyahu's cabinet wouldn't be on hand to shake hands with Trump.
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With tears in her eyes, the tennis champion got up to shake hands with her opponent before making her way over to the bench, where she crouched down to the floor again with her face in her hands.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (L) are about to shake hands on their first ever meeting at the truce village of Panmunjom inside the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas.
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FIFA President Sepp Blatter (center) looks on as the crown prince of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammad bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Chuck Blazer shake hands after the FIFA Club World Cup fifth-place match on Dec.
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Overall, about 54 percent of people said they wouldn't want to date someone with psoriasis, 40 percent said they wouldn't want to shake hands, and 32 percent said they wouldn't want to have psoriasis patients in their homes.
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Puig flagged down the bus (super comfy seats, btw) while eating at Villa Blanca in Bev Hills on Friday -- and got onboard to take pics and shake hands with the guests ... one of whom happened to be Gonzo!
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Washington (CNN)The day after a tense debate where the two leading presidential candidates did not even shake hands, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump came together Thursday night to pray, Archbishop of New York Timothy Dolan said Friday.
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According to the report, the video shows a child assaulting one child when Taye enters the lavatory, that's when he tries to shake hands with the "primary agitator," he grabs him and throws him violently against the wall.
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GWANGJU, South Korea (Reuters) - British bronze medallist Duncan Scott refused to shake hands with Sun Yang on the podium on Tuesday after the controversial Chinese swimmer's victory in the 200 metres freestyle at the world championships in Gwangju.
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After Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un walked down a colonnade to shake hands, the pair entered into a room filled with various members of Kim's delegation, the video from North Korean broadcaster KCTV news shows.
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I started dipping my head to bow, as I've seen Thai people do, but realizing that it might be more appropriate to shake hands, I panicked, then made a bizarre show of wiping my feet on the doormat.
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From the very youngest age, we are taught that when we play sport we must play fair, uphold the rules, respect those officiating, do our best and shake hands with our opponent at the end of the contest.
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"I'm sorry for your troubles" is the common refrain as visitors shake hands with the family, offer embraces and words of comfort, and say a prayer over the body, displayed in an open coffin except in rare circumstances.
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"Sometimes, because it's my job, I have to shake hands with white-collar criminals who haven't even lost their respectability, how am I not going to greet an old lady who leaves her hand outstretched?" he told reporters.
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The virus has killed over 3,000 people globally and infected almost 91,000, prompting a number of soccer clubs in Europe to ask their players, staff and officials not to shake hands in an attempt to slow its spread.
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The legitimacy to a people who oppresses its people before you as a United States president and leader of the free world meet and shake hands with this leader of North Korea which is oppressing his own people?
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I&aposm hoping that the next leader of the Republican Party in the House, whoever that is, will reach across the aisle and shake hands with whomever his minority leader and her minority leader and say enough is enough.
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After their last White House meeting drew attention when the two leaders did not shake hands in the Oval Office, Trump made a point of doing just that, twice, while congratulating the German chancellor on her recent election win.
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After arriving in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, Maduro said Wednesday he is willing to "shake hands" with U.S. President Donald Trump, adding that he is willing to talk about anything the U.S. wants to discuss.
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Edlich welcomes me at the entry and when we shake hands I instantly feel the confidence and determination of an accomplished CEO, but it's tempered by a soothing energy that instantly makes me feel like we've been friends forever.
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" Geiss, whose credits include the TV shows Angel and Two and a Half Men and the movie Wishmaster 3, claimed she made Weinstein shake hands and agree she'd enter the room if he promised "he will not touch me.
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With a record-breaking projected $531 million opening weekend and a cast so star-studded even the royal family stopped by to shake hands, Jon Favreau's blockbuster tribute to the 1994 original film has garnered a lot of press.
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"The most important objective is to build chemistry, to meet the person, shake hands…rather than going through the various kinds of channels like tweets, the internet or the media," Li said of the meeting between the two leaders.
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In the 42-minute-long video, which aired on North Korean state media and depicted Kim as the hero of the summit, the president is shown walking with Kim to shake hands with members of the North Korean delegation.
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Between dating apps and ghosting, f**k boys and breadcrumbing, it's a wonder that population growth hasn't stalled thanks to how flipping hard it can be to meet anyone you'd like to do anything more with than shake hands.
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GWANGJU, South Korea (Reuters) - There was more podium drama at the world swimming championships on Tuesday as British bronze medallist Duncan Scott refused to shake hands with Sun Yang after the Chinese swimmer's victory in the 2800 meters freestyle.
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And, according to another tradition, the cardinal (in this case, Timothy M. Dolan) plays referee — this time, separating Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump who, just the night before, had refused even to shake hands at their final debate.
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The National Assembly will ultimately be responsible for signing off on an agreement, meaning a deal isn't guaranteed even in a situation where both Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in shake hands too boost spending, Maxwell explained.
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"But it's not going to happen," Trump said, noting that he had a 52-person Secret Service detail, which restricted his ability to wade into the galleries to shake hands, hold babies, pose for selfies and track players' shots.
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"There are so many different gangs in California and I never thought in my lifetime that we'd ever come together and shake hands and actually interact amongst each other and I was born and raised into it," Batiste says.
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"I've always related Robert's grappling with the complexity of hugs to my first time living in Europe and trying to figure out when to kiss people twice, or once, on the mouth, hug, or just shake hands," recalls Petry.
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On the other hand, a school in Sydney, Australia, caused an uproar last year by adopting a policy allowing Muslim schoolboys to refuse to shake hands with women, as long as they instead placed a hand across their chest.
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In addition, the government has this week closed schools throughout the country until March 15, told Italians not to shake hands or hug each other and to keep a distance of at least one metre (yard) from other people.
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Warren, ignoring Sanders' offer to shake hands, said, "I think you just called me a liar on national TV." Sanders responded that Warren, in fact, had called him a liar but said they should discuss the incident another time.
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Djokovic, winner of three titles here, was leading Martin Klizan 6-3 2-0 when the injured Slovakian went up to shake hands with the Serb after calling time on the match with only 40 minutes on the clock.
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The first panel I attended at this year's Develop Conference in Brighton—an annual coming together of game devs from around the world to share advice, make contacts, draw up strategies and shake hands on deals—was concerned with accessibility.
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When BuzzFeed News showed up in person at the city offices, Assistant Village Manager Andrew Lichterman stepped out to shake hands, but said all information pertinent to the ban was available online, and officials weren't interested in commenting any further.
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They were absolutely astonished when Senate Republicans took the power struggle to an entirely new level by announcing that they would not even shake hands with a Supreme Court nominee selected by the duly elected president of the United States.
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Mikhail Metzel/TASS (Photo by Mikhail MetzelTASS via Getty Images) HAMBURG, GERMANY JULY 7, 2017: Russia's President Vladimir Putin (L) and US President Donald Trump shake hands during a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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In a ceremony at a al-Safa palace in the Muslim holy city of Mecca late on Wednesday night, Saudi state television showed royal family members, clerics and officials queue to shake hands with the young prince or kiss his shoulder.
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He was shown allowing the older American — Trump, in his seventies, is more than twice Kim&aposs age — to lean in toward him to shake hands, or give a thumbs up, then walking a few steps ahead to a working lunch.
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The world was watching when Kim stepped across the line that separates the divided Koreas to shake hands with Moon and take part in the the first face-to-face meeting of the two countries' leaders for more than a decade.
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It looks unlikely Trump will manage to get Netanyahu and Abbas to shake hands during his 28-hour visit to the Holy Land, and the prospects of him setting a timetable for a resumption of peace talks also look dim.
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As offensive as it may be to have a man refuse to shake hands with her based on her gender, the First Amendment does not permit mere offensiveness of behavior to override the freedoms of belief and the expression it guarantees.
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Candidates fanned out across the island to shake hands and canvass votes, and held noisy, colorful rallies that have become the hallmarks of Taiwan's vibrant democracy, in marked contrast to China where the Communist Party tolerates no dissent to its rule.
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CLINTON She has been steady and poised in debate preparations and knows it is critical that she appear cool and collected on stage with Mr. Trump — from the moment they first shake hands to the moment they say good night. Mrs.
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His death was announced by N.Y.U. Mr. Brademas liked to say that being a university president was not much different from being a congressman: You shake hands, make speeches, remember names and faces, stump for a cause and raise money relentlessly.
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One attendee, John Shannon, who wore a Trump 2000 hat and was angling to shake hands with a Fox News personality, told me he needed to "do some more research" before he could say who he'd back in the Senate race.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's Islam El Shehaby refused to shake hands with Israel's Or Sasson after their judo match at the Rio Olympics on Friday, drawing boos from the crowd and stirring a debate about intolerance at the Games.
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Over the course of eight hours, Pureval would attend the African-American gathering, schmooze at two labor picnics, headline a fundraiser in a tony suburb, walk around at a downhill big wheel race and shake hands at a black culture festival.
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In a nutshell, it's when a hiring manager envisions the company team sharing a drink with a potential candidate – and if all goes well, in his or her head, then maybe it's time to shake hands and sign the contract.
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Anything that could provide a perceived advantage — who stands left or right on the stage, who walks out first, whether they shake hands — was previously decided with the candidates through consensus or a coin toss, said Peter Eyre, a commission spokesman.
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Mr. Trump believes his willingness to shake hands and connect with supporters helped propel him into office and the club's unwritten rule is that those who love him or trade on connections with him can come into contact with him.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence did not shake hands with North Korea's nominal head of state, Kim Yong Nam, on Friday at the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, a spokesman for Seoul's presidential Blue House said.
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COPENHAGEN — Denmark will require anyone who takes Danish citizenship to shake hands at the naturalization ceremony, under a law passed on Thursday, which lawmakers say is aimed at Muslims who refuse on religious grounds to touch members of the opposite sex.
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In 2016, a Muslim member of the Green Party withdrew his candidacy for a seat in the party's leadership after he was publicly criticized for refusing to shake hands with women, including a television journalist who was going to interview him.
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SEOUL, South Korea — For South Koreans who have long felt threatened by nuclear war, seeing President Trump and North Korea's leader shake hands and sign an agreement on improving ties brought relief, if not closure, to the decades-old standoff.
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He beats her by just three points, and when they shake hands at the end after setting up a date for another game, it seems that this is the first time they have truly seen the humanity in each other.
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"I recall being put off by how many of my colleagues (or should I say Comrades) seemed to be falling over one another to have a chance to shake hands with the wily old despot," he wrote in an email.
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As curious reporters mused whether Mr. Engel would repeat his annual ritual of claiming his seat long before the address begins, the lawmaker bypassed the prime empty aisle seat and a chance to shake hands with his fellow New Yorker.
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Then, at a September press conference to confirm a fight between Alvarez and Kovalev, de la Hoya was on the stage with Alvarez, but "the two men never spoke" and "didn&apost shake hands for the camera," according to Coppinger.
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When asked by reporters for his response, he often instructs voters to watch him in action on the trail, where he has made shows of physical force by sprinting through parades or lingering late into the evening to shake hands.
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When asked by reporters for his response, he often instructs voters to watch him in action on the trail, where he has made shows of physical force by sprinting through parades or lingering late into the evening to shake hands.
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A year later, Trump heard that Gorbachev was back, out in front of Trump Tower, and rushed down from his office to shake hands with the Communist, who turned out to be an impersonator from New Jersey named Ronald Knapp.
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If the three parties reach the point where they can shake hands on a preliminary deal by the end of the day, he added, there will be some wiggle room to work out a final agreement within the next month.
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Biden says in the clip, "I shake hands, I hug people, I grab men and women by the shoulders and say, 'You can do this,' " as an animation of the former vice president comes up behind him and grasps his shoulders.
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Since President Obama announced a reestablishment of diplomatic ties between the US and Cuba, he's gone on to announce the planned closure of Guantanamo Bay, publicly shake hands with Raul Castro, and open up travel opportunities between the neighboring countries.
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Cover image: In this April 27, 2018 file photo, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, left, prepares to shake hands with South Korean President Moon Jae-in over the military demarcation line at the border village of Panmunjom in Demilitarized Zone.
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Butina&aposs attorney Robert Driscoll flatly denies his client was a Russian agent, calls the charges overblown, and says the charging papers described nothing more than a conspiracy to have dinner and shake hands with various Americans at events open to the public.
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" By now, McLellan is a pro at navigating Muslim events, understanding the unspoken do's and don'ts: Do not shake hands with the women (unless they initiate the gesture); do tell jokes about how diverse the Muslim community is; do not say "Moslem.
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Campaign 2016 Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump shared the stage for probably the last time before the election at the Al Smith charity dinner, and it went a lot like the debates: pointed jabs, sharp attacks and a reluctance to shake hands.
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The mission said the letter was sent by the U.S. on June 29, the same day President Donald Trump tweeted he would like to shake hands with leader Kim Jong Un during his visit to the demilitarized zone on the Korean Peninsula.
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In Independence, Biden, 76, and a leader in opinion polls, dashed back and forth along the parade route to greet the crowd, occasionally hailing an old friend or making a beeline to shake hands when he saw a veteran wearing a military cap.
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Today at TechCrunch Disrupt NY, we had both the founder of AdBlock Plus Till Faida and Interactive Advertising Bureau CEO Randall Rothenberg on our stage — but not at the same time, mostly because Rothenberg refused to even shake hands with Faida in public.
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This became particularly clear last Friday when Egyptian judo fighter Islam El Shehaby refused to shake hands with or bow to Or Sasson after the Israeli athlete defeated him by ippon in the first round of competition in the men's over 100kg division.
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MRIRT, Morocco (Reuters) - A suspect still at large after the Barcelona van attack began showing more religiously conservative behavior within the past year and refused to shake hands with women during a visit to his birthplace in Morocco in March, family members say.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's Islam El Shehaby, who caused uproar by refusing the handshake of Israeli judoka Or Sasson after an Olympic match, said he respects the rules of the sport and had no obligation to shake hands with his opponent.
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Permitting the schoolteacher to sue the father for refusing to shake hands with her reaches beyond the requirement that the Muslim father obey the law to insist that he embrace a set of values and identities even if they clash with his own.
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In François Truffaut's "The Woman Next Door" (1981), Gérard Depardieu and Fanny Ardant shake hands, in polite company, and she gives him one of those holy-smoke-it's-you looks which the French, for some reason, can hold longer than anyone else.
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JFK had been elected president two years earlier, and an All-Star vignette was born in the spring of 1960 as the Democratic candidate approached Musial to shake hands: "I'm Jack Kennedy," the 42-year-old told the Cardinals great, then 39.
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All measures are valid until April 3 unless otherwise stated and concern the entire country: The decree tells Italians not to shake hands or hug each other and to keep a safe distance "of at least one meter (yard)" from other people.
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And as they sweep across the country on the campaign trail, they'll be met with voters who want to shake hands, take selfies, or even rush the stage to protest while the candidates are speaking — all while working closely with large campaign teams.
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This week, the government hit back with a series of videos showing Mr. Assad visiting the area to congratulate his forces and shake hands with cheering residents, some of whom held up their children so he could kiss them on the cheek.
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"If you arrive in Denmark, where it's custom to shake hands when you greet, if you don't do it it's disrespectful," said Martin Henriksen, a lawmaker who has been critical of Islam and is the right-wing Danish People's Party's spokesman on immigration.
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All measures are valid until April 3 unless otherwise stated and concern the entire country: The decree tells Italians not to shake hands or hug each other and to keep a safe distance "of at least one metre (yard)" from other people.
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"I'm just amazed that in today's world, if you shake hands with a Russian, you must be an agent of the Kremlin," said David Keene, a former N.R.A. president, who met with Ms. Butina at conferences in Moscow and the United States.
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That's not to say this Oscar season will be smooth sailing for Phoenix: Though he's been willing to do more press and audience Q&As for "Joker" than is usually expected of him, he'll never be the shake-hands-and-kiss-babies type.
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Earlier, Trump strode into NATO's new glass-and-steel headquarters and into the amphitheatre-like North Atlantic Council decision-making chamber to shake hands with leaders - but only after publicly railing against Germany, one of NATO's top European powers, at a breakfast meeting with Stoltenberg.
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When I go to court and I argue against the prosecutor, Rudy Giuliani, you know, he was the young prosecutor when I was a young defense attorney, we fought each other like tigers and then we walk out shake hands and have a drink.
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Kaplan calls his hobby "diplomacy through baseball," and we witnessed him cajole, call out, and shake hands with anyone he thought might be a passing diplomat, searching for that sweet spot to gain access to whichever world leader might be lurking in the wings.
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In between watching the juggling and then taking part in a quick game with some of England's under-20 rugby squad, he met some local kids who put their hands through the playground fence so they could high-five and shake hands with the royal.
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After her name was read out – without any royal title – the princess took her turn and filed past dignitaries at the institution's De Montfort Hall to shake hands with University of Leicester Chancellor Lord Grocott, before returning to her seat, the Leicester Mercury reports.
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President Donald Trump shake hands after speaking at Snap-On Tools on April 18, 2017 in Wisconsin (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato)"We are sending an armada, very powerful," President Donald Trump said over a week ago when asked about the tensions in North Korea.
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Overall, in dealing with foreign leaders, Trump has shown more respect and adoration for strongmen than he has for democratic allies like Germany's Angela Merkel, with whom he wouldn't even shake hands — while, at the same time, showing little interest in promoting human rights.
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Clad in the colors of the Dubai Police uniform, the life-size robot, which can shake hands and perform a military salute, is the lighter side of a government plan to use technology to improve services and security ahead of Dubai hosting Expo 2020.
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"Adam wasn't the kind of person you could imagine wanting to kiss babies and shake hands at the factory door," says Brian Hennigan, who worked with Schiff in the Los Angeles U.S. attorney's office, where Schiff, a Harvard Law School graduate, served as a prosecutor.
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In an Olympics that has seen a few unsavory incidents — the Egyptian judoka who refused to shake hands with his Israeli opponent, the booing of a French pole vaulter by the Brazilian crowd — Hamblin and D'Agostino provided a memory that captured the Olympic spirit.
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"As the President has said, in our line of work, you shake hands when someone wants to shake your hand, and I expect the President will continue to do that, I'll continue to do it," Pence said in response to a question about it.
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On Golf FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Atiwit Janewattananond of Thailand, who is tied for second place heading into the final round of the P.G.A. Championship, had two overarching goals before he struck his first shot in the tournament: Shake hands with Tiger Woods, and find a caddie.
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The president, who has faced criticism for continuing to hug, kiss and shake hands with his supporters amid the coronavirus pandemic, kept his distance from the majority of ceremony attendees but offered an embrace from afar to the National Guard graduates and their families.
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Under normal circumstances, oncologists usually give patients undergoing chemo a list of recommendations that echo the advice we've all been hearing for weeks: wash your hands as often as possible, stay away from crowds, dine at home, don't touch your face, don't shake hands.
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As well as closing schools and universities, suspending large public events and ordering sports events to be held behind closed doors, the decree recommends that people do not shake hands or hug each other and that they maintain a distance of at least one metre.
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Escaping an assassination attempt by Lynette Alice (Squeaky) Fromme, the president acted as if nothing had happened and, later in the day, had to be persuaded by the Secret Service not to shake hands with all the people waiting for him at the airport.
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These missions were not without risk — one wrong move could put us head first into the ground (I still remember a very tall tree in the Iron Triangle that I almost got to shake hands with) and the enemy's antiaircraft fire came at us fast.
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Well, after a few weeks of his presidency, with the turmoil, daily outrages and cries of unfairness, I don't know about you but I yearn for just an old-fashioned politician, who tries to please the public and make friends and shake hands with everybody.
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Banderas is a charming campaigner and any voter who meets the man can't help but root for him; still, he won't be around much to shake hands, as he's been busy directing and starring in a revival of "A Chorus Line" in Málaga, Spain.
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Some people watching a large television screen beaming images of the leaders to a crowd in front of Seoul's city hall cheered and jumped with joy when Kim - whose nuclear and missile tests last year stoked fear of war - crossed the border to shake hands with Moon.
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In order to learn the truth, the young prince consulted the famous oracle at Delphi, which, without giving him a definite answer to his question, told him that it was his destiny to shake hands with his father and have a really nice lunch with his mother.
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Plus, the official royal dress code dictates that one must keep their coat on at all times in public, carry a clutch as a way to not have to shake hands with commoners, not wear wedges in the Queen's line of eyesight, and always wear hosiery.
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It is not a groundbreaking revelation, but it is one we overlook everyday as we maneuver away from community members that shake hands in favor of digital thumbs up or desire our air-conditioned homes over the camaraderie of a summer evening on our front steps.
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A near-capacity crowd at the Gangneung Curling Centre erupted in wild cheers when the U.S. walked over to shake hands after the South Koreans scored a pair in the ninth end to leave them top of the standings with a 6-1 win-loss record.
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"It used to be — and I was talking to President Obama about this the other day — it used to be that you would do an event like this and then you would shake hands with people and they would talk to you," Clinton said in the interview.
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For it knows, all too well, that once the world sees Kim and Trump shake hands and forge an agreement, it will most likely have slipped out of what can only be described as a self-imposed international isolation that was historic in its scope and longevity.
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The Academy is large — though the roll isn't published, estimates suggest it's currently more than 8,000 members — and to get on as many voters' radars as possible, nominees need to appeal to everyone, with a tireless ability to answer questions, shake hands, and make people love them.
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Far from folding, though, Mr. King is returning to basics, reasserting an aggressive presence in his northwestern Iowa district, scheduling events in every county and holding as many as three town halls in a week, where constituents pack in, then linger to take photos and shake hands.
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Some esports events are simply ditching audiences, while the upcoming League of Legends spring finals, set to be held in Texas in April, are taking a different approach: competitors can no longer high five their teammates or shake hands with the opposing team after a match.
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The interest in the area rose a few weeks ago when Mr. Bezos headlined an event at the Economic Club of Washington, D.C. More than 1,000 executives, ambassadors and politicians gathered in a ballroom and flocked around him, pressing in to take selfies and shake hands.
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But as cameras on the Southern side clicked furiously, Mr Mattis murmured to Mr Song that they should turn and shake hands while facing the northern side, their only visible audience a group of four sentries from the Korean People's Army (KPA), one of whom was silently filming proceedings.
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The most important objective is to build chemistry, is to meet the person, and to shake hands, to touch the person, to know what the person is really about, rather than going through the various kinds of channels, like tweets, like the internet, like the media, traditional media.
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Casting about for more moderate New Hampshire voters, Bush, Kasich and Christie all committed early to the John McCain model, driving from one corner of the state to another, holding dozens of town halls and lingering until the last voters had a chance to shake hands and ask questions.
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Ida wouldn't have minded seeing him, to shake hands maybe, to perform some soft footwork that might approximate closure, but Roy had apparently made his decision, and soon some sweethearts from the office came for his things, operating with a list, leaving behind only an old pair of shoes.
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Beat Zemp, the president of the Swiss teachers' union, also spoke out against the decision, saying that the rules should apply to all students and that it sent the wrong message, since the boys would need to shake hands with colleagues, both male and female, as their lives progressed.
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There's more risk of picking up the coronavirus at a church service — where people are in close proximity and sometimes shake hands — than a gym, according to Dr. David Thomas, a professor of medicine and director of the Division of Infection Diseases at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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" Isabella Falautano, a manager in a bank who blasted the national anthem on Friday from a speaker pointed out of the window of her apartment in the Testaccio section of Rome, said, "Even if we can't shake hands, even if we're 20 meters apart, you can still show solidarity.
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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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Again, talking to White House officials ahead of this meeting, that one-on- one first kind of get to know you, let&aposs shake hands and sit down and talk about where we are, where we&aposve been and where we might be headed, is the most important aspect of today.
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On the first day of his Senate confirmation hearings to join the Supreme Court, Judge Brett Kavanaugh stood in front of a row of network cameras and declined to shake hands with Fred Guttenberg, the father of a student killed in the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, earlier this year.
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At lunchtime on Friday, Mr. Serraj, a businessman previously little-known in Libyan politics, ventured a few miles from his base at Tripoli's naval base to attend prayers at a downtown mosque, and to shake hands with security officials and well-wishers in Martyr's Square, a central landmark where Col.
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Not to mention single women are reminded all the time that they can't find love because they're not open enough, or they're too picky, or they're not putting their best foot forward, which is sometimes how you get stuck (literally) letting a person in when you'd rather shake hands instead.
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Read more: Members of the royal family are taught to shake hands in a very particular way, and there's an important rule they follow every timeAs well as listening to talks, Harry — who's a passionate supporter of environmental causes — chatted to students and gave a speech at the event himself.
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The specter of the coronavirus pervaded their encounter from their first moments onstage: Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders declined to shake hands at the start and stood six feet apart from each other at a television studio in Washington, D.C., following the guidelines for social distancing prescribed by public health authorities.
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In 1998, Mr. Annan traveled to Baghdad to negotiate directly with Saddam Hussein over the status of United Nations weapons inspections, winning a temporary respite in the long battle of wills with the West but raising questions about his decision to shake hands — and even smoke cigars — with that dictator.
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Whether it is the superlatives that have become a mainstay of presidential rhetoric — everything inevitably has to be the best, the most, the biggest ever — or the greetings that look like an aggressive child learning to shake hands, our president's leadership style has all the subtlety of a silverback gorilla threatening beta-males.
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"It used to be — and I was talking to President Obama about this the other day — it used to be that you would do an event like this and then you would shake hands with people and they would talk to you," Clinton told the magazine after an event in Salem, New Hampshire.
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The pair had clashed on stage over a report that Sanders told Warren at a private meeting that he didn't believe a woman could win the White House (he says it didn't happen, she says it did), and a post-debate moment where she refused to shake hands with him went viral online.
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"The way it should be done, you take four parties — the Democrats and Republicans in the Senate along with the managers and the president's defense team — you sit down, you work out the list of witnesses, you work out the list of documents, you shake hands and you go forward," he said.
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Fred Guttenberg, left, the father of Jamie Guttenberg, who was killed in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida, attempts to shake hands with President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, as he leaves for a lunch break while appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, DC, on Sept. 4.
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Previous summits have ended with similar commitments to rid the Koreas of nuclear weapons, but none have featured such symbolic set pieces as were witnessed at the truce village of Panmunjom on Friday, which saw Kim and Moon shake hands at the border before addressing the world's media together at the end of the day.
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" She continued, "And there's something so personal about running for president, at least for me, I can't speak for anybody else, because I'll shake hands with somebody, and they'll say, 'You know I want to tell you about,' and then they'll tell me about you know their child with addiction problems, their parent with Alzheimer's.
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"Jokers," entering its fifth season on TruTV, is not of that caliber, but it has earned a devoted audience because of the camaraderie and frat house charms of its four stars, old friends from Staten Island who dare one another to ask strangers to, among other things, sign an anti-rain petition or shake hands in a department store.
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In fact, if you wanted to create the ideal system to spread something like the coronavirus, convening thousands of people from all over the world, packing them into a confined space where they shake hands and talk at close quarters, and then spitting them back out in different directions would be a good way to do it, he suggsted.
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In fact, if you wanted to create the ideal system to spread something like the coronavirus, convening thousands of people from all over the world, packing them into a confined space where they shake hands and talk at close quarters, and then spitting them back out in different directions would be a good way to do it.
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And do you understand those people who say that you gave him the ultimate present — the legitimacy to a regime who oppress its people without an ongoing process before you, as the U.S. President, as the leader of the free world, meet and shake hands with this leader of North Korea who is perceived to be oppressing brutally his own people?
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However, bilateral relations have since become increasingly fraught, with Congress imposing fresh sanctions on Russia, Moscow limiting the number of U.S. diplomats in the country and the closure of diplomatic offices by the U.S. On Wednesday, Russia's state-run news agency TASS reported Ushakov as saying it would be "entirely logical" for Trump and Putin to shake hands and discuss geopolitical issues.
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Before that there was the Russian doping scandal, the Zika virus, the sewage in the bay and the green water in the diving pool, the suspension of several boxing judges and referees, the poor loser Hope Solo, an Egyptian judoka refusing to shake hands with an Israeli, the political turmoil and glaring poverty in the host country, and so on.
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If someone doesn't want to shake hands or fist bump, that's OK. If someone wants to meet by video instead of the coffee shop, that's OK. If someone leaves work early because they get freaked out, that's OK. Even in ordinary circumstances we never really know what other people's motivations and limitations are, and in this situation we know even less than usual.
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According to Nicholas Lemann's history of meritocracy, " The Big Test ," the man who suggested it was an African-American lawyer named Hobart Taylor, Jr. He was a Texan, and when John F. Kennedy was sworn in, in 1961, he dropped in on the inaugural ball for Texans in order to shake hands with the new Vice-President, Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Video posted online showed the "Wedding Crashers" actor and Trump in a short conversation in the stands next to first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpNational champions LSU to visit White House Friday Vince Vaughn visits with Trump during college football national championship The Hill's Morning Report - Impeachment trial a week away; debate night MORE before the two men shake hands and Vaughn leaves.
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He was referring to Mr. Macron's star turns both in Brussels where he met President Trump and won the 'I can shake hands harder than you can' competition, and at Versailles where he went toe to toe with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, bringing up sensitive topics like the treatment of gay people in Chechnya during a joint news conference.
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They went something like: drink, eat, drink again, zigzag dangerously toward another spot, order everything on the tapas menu at a classy bar, gobble it up in eight minutes, go shake hands in the kitchen of another establishment, eat some more, walk out with shaved eyebrows, order another magnum, climb on top of the bar at a gastronomic bistro ,and pound on your chest.
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Former President Jimmy Carter gave his fellow airplane passengers a memorable experience last week, taking the time to shake hands with everyone on his flight from Atlanta to Washington, D.C. Footage from the flight on Thursday shared on Twitter by James Parker Sheffield showed Carter making his way down the aisle with a smile on his face as he said hello to other travelers.
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At perhaps the most-anticipated event of the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting (a series of events that has been taking place throughout London this week), tonight's state banquet at Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth had a chance to shake hands with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — and judging by her smile, she looked to be just as charmed by him as the rest of us.
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When you go out to taste a Bordeaux Primeur, college students will pick you up at the parking lot—which can't be more than a 100 yards from the entrance—and drive you to the chateau in golf carts, where you are welcomed by women in skirt suits and get to shake hands with managers who have never touched a grapevine in their lives.
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"Real Time" host Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherBill Maher defends Chris Matthews, mocks harassment claim Bill Maher opts to bow instead of shake hands over coronavirus on 'Real Time' Buttigieg: If Trump refuses to leave White House, he can 'do chores' MORE came to the defense of former MSNBC "Hardball" host Chris Matthews, who recently retired after reports surfaced that he made inappropriate comments to women.
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President Trump just became the first U.S. president, and the second star of "The Celebrity Apprentice," to shake hands with Kim Jong Un. Trump came face to face with North Korea's supreme leader in Singapore on Tuesday morning just a few minutes after 9 local time, marking the official start of an unprecedented geopolitical gambit aimed at convincing the Hermit Kingdom to give up its nukes.
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