She might see that as a welcome sign of respect.
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"I think that is really a sign of respect," he said.
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Repetition of a memorable phrase was a sign of respect, not duplicity.
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It was considered a sign of respect and loyalty to the crown.
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He wore a yarmulke, or Jewish head covering, as a sign of respect.
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As my sign of respect, I'll thus use singular "they" here as Alexis's pronoun.
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China calls its ask-no-questions approach a sign of respect for developing partners.
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It is supposed to be a sign of respect for China and its people.
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The salute is, according to military protocol, a sign of respect and mutual admiration.
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Inside the gym, a player touched a coach's feet as a sign of respect.
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Several motorcycle taxi drivers drove circles around their coffins, in a sign of respect.
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Many couples view the conversation with the parents as a sign of respect, even now.
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But it was a sign of respect and equality, and access to a different world.
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I told the teacher, that I do it as a sign of respect and deference.
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"It could be a sign of respect to Trump, that's all," one Ryazan resident told CNN.
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Because most Americans respect the country's symbols and because standing is a simple sign of respect.
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Both Colombia and England won their matches that Sunday, and the swap was a sign of respect.
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Many entertainment events since his death have been scaled back or canceled as a sign of respect.
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Italian news agency Ansa noted that covering up the statues was a sign of respect for Rouhani.
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It's a sign of respect to care enough about someone's opinion that you're willing to challenge it.
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Visitors are not allowed inside the house, for insurance reasons, but also as a sign of respect.
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LGBTQ community advocates say the practice is a sign of respect and isn&apost about religion or politics.
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I think John took it as a sign of respect, in terms of thinking about what he built.
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And the BBC will refrain from playing comedy shows as a sign of respect until after the funeral.
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Using the L.G.B.T. descriptor, often preferred by many gay, lesbian and transgender people, is a sign of respect.
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Some conservative Catholic media outlets criticized the pope for being so averse to a traditional sign of respect.
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After a few games, his protest changed from sitting down to taking a knee as a sign of respect.
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But there's a solemnity to the national anthem, so people stand still as a sign of respect and reverence.
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"People need to understand that American flags are out there as a sign of respect, not disrespect," Wilkerson said.
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The move was a notable sign of respect for Romney's former opponent in the hard-fought 2012 presidential race.
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And that really is a sign of respect, perhaps for me a little bit, but really for our country.
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I never forgot to touch her feet in a sign of respect that is usually reserved for older relatives.
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Everybody in the building showed up; the teenagers even removed their omnipresent iPhone earbuds in a sign of respect.
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Joe Jackson brooked no disrespect from his children, who had to call him "Joseph" as a sign of respect.
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"And that really is a sign of respect, perhaps for me a little bit, but really for our country."
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"The least one can do as a sign of respect is to read their poems right," Mr. Abdullah said.
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Campaigning by the Leave and Remain camps for the June 23 referendum has been suspended as a sign of respect.
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The move was done out of a sign of respect for the movie (and its source text)'s Indian setting.
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In another sign of respect, alcohol was not served at the dinner held in Rouhani's honor, according to The Guardian.
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K.' When they depart, Trump is careful not to touch her on the way out, also a sign of respect.
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Trump also wore a red tie, thought to be a sign of respect for Kim as North Koreans like the color.
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Rarely were these marks and messages removed or written over by other parish members, showing a sign of respect and acceptance.
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Anyone with a cursory knowledge of trans issues knows to use pronouns matching a person's elected gender as sign of respect.
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The flags fly at half-mast at the French embassy in London as a sign of respect for the Nice attack victims.
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And she had seasoned pro Kate Middleton by her side as she showed the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch.
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Nurses chatted with them and the boys responded with the customary Thai sign of respect — hands pressed together while bowing the head.
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To go with that, every movie goer will also be required to stand up as a sign of respect for the motherland.
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Some societies keep eyes downcast as a sign of respect, especially with elders, making an American's direct gaze feel awkward to tour guides.
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Mr. Kim arrived early for the summit meeting as a sign of respect for his counterpart, who is more than twice his age.
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Far from an attempt to deface, much of this activity was a sign of respect, an homage, or even a stab at transcendence.
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According to pool reports citing Korean media outlets, Kim arrived at the summit venue seven minutes earlier than Trump as a sign of respect.
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Being brought up in a Western society, we've been taught to have eye contact and look at people's faces as a sign of respect.
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They paused before the boss' house and tilted the statue slightly as if to kneel in a sign of respect toward the clan boss.
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On Tuesday morning, Meghan displayed a deep curtsy and bowed her head as she showed the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch.
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Stopping a car during a procession or abstaining from passing is not only considered a sign of respect -- it's also the law in Kentucky.
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He sat quietly during Mr. Stewart's salute on Thursday, which was probably a sign of respect — he appeared genuinely moved by his mentor's generosity.
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Whenever I saw him on the road, there he was giving me the universal sign of respect, that silent black salute -- the head nod.
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It's essentially a sign of respect from a defense — conceding baskets to other players rather than letting one person beat them over and over.
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Two more details: When General Allenby entered the Old City, he did so on foot and unfurled no flags, in a sign of respect.
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Sikh temples often ask that visitors cover their hair as a sign of respect and provide pieces of cloth if one doesn't wear a turban.
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The gesture is more common as a greeting or a sign of respect in parts of Asia and the Middle East, so it's possible Mrs.
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In the last interview he gave before dying, in late October, 20063-year-old Gilberto Benetton explained that the silence was a sign of respect.
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Manu Ginobili, who could be weighing retirement, made his first start of the season for the Spurs — a sign of respect from Coach Gregg Popovich.
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The state funeral will be televised live and state broadcaster RAI said will not air any advertising as a sign of respect for the victims.
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Kim, according to reports, arrived at the resort about seven minutes earlier than Trump, a cultural sign of respect from a younger person to an elder.
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The Italian news agency Ansa said the decision to shroud the artwork "was seen as a sign of respect" for the Iranian president, The Guardian reported.
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The royals sprayed the dancers with perfume as a sign of respect and gratitude, according to the Express, and wore titi dance skirts made from leaves.
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It is a great honor and a sign of respect that President Trump is coming back to CPAC, a place that has welcomed him for years.
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At the first Cabinet meeting after J.F.K. was assassinated, Robert arrived late, and everyone in the room rose as a sign of respect, except for Johnson.
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Traditionally, young people visit older family members and perform a water ceremony by pouring water over the elders' hands and feet as a sign of respect.
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For them, refusing to publish images of dead Americans is a sign of respect, a way to honor the privacy of service members and their families.
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In response to the ongoing NFL kneeling protests, Iger said he was a "patriot" who believes in standing for the national anthem as a sign of respect.
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Trump has highlighted a viral clip of protesters avoiding trampling on an American flag in the street, taking it as a sign of respect for his administration.
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From the likes of Coutinho, to Pouraliganji, or Hasebe, you've likely heard commentators try to nail these pronunciations, because getting names right is an important sign of respect.
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Portugal's master tactician Fernando Santos needs to cut supply lines to a player whom the French call "Monsieur Griezmann" as a sign of respect — despite his boyish looks.
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Perhaps some are making this argument in good faith, a sign of respect towards a developer who found success bucking industry trends, only to themselves become a trendsetter.
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King Felipe bowed his head slightly as a sign of respect to some of the attendees — those who were wounded in the attacks and relatives of the victims.
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Participating in the convention is not required, but Romney is expected to pursue that path as a sign of respect to the most ardent conservatives in his party.
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Women who joined an open prayer in front of the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, where most of the victims were killed, wore headscarves as a sign of respect.
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They wanted to ensure that their remains would not be cremated—keeping the body intact is considered by some Chinese to be a sign of respect for one's ancestors.
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Japan might be able to win itself some goodwill by accepting its importance to a wounded community and laying flowers at the statue's base as a sign of respect.
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And it's not just a sign of respect for the 90-year-old monarch — as fifth in line to the throne, Harry must have Queen Elizabeth's blessing to marry.
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A senior White House official told CNN this week that Moscow has been pushing for a formal bilateral meeting with Trump as a sign of respect between the leaders.
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After Mohammed bin Salman ousted his rival for the throne in June, royal photographers filmed the prince kissing his rival's hand, then his knee, in a sign of respect.
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As such, working to re-individuate a crowd is to offer a sign of respect, and it could help forge a path toward civility and intelligence in American politics.
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Putin did not attend the 2010 vote in Zurich which gave Russia the right to host the World Cup, saying he stayed away as a sign of respect for FIFA.
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Keeping a low profile was likely just as much a sign of respect to her friend as it was about Swift keeping her personal life separate from her professional one.
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Gilberto Benetton, one of the founders of the company, said in one of his last interviews — he died in October 2018 — that the silence had been a sign of respect.
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Sometimes when you get females they might bow to each other as a sign of respect, but these two took it to the next level and laid [unfertilized] eggs together.
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There is a gruesome irony in the obsession with unwrapping and humanizing mummies as a sign of respect if the entire point of the process, for ancient Egyptians, was deification.
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Aboriginal groups lobbied the government for decades for ownership over the land and called for the site to be closed to tourists as a sign of respect to their heritage.
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" Berkeley psychologist Dacher Keltner maintains that embarrassment is "a sign of respect for others, our appreciation of their view of things, and our commitment to the moral and social order.
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Still, Anri Uechi, a reporter for The Kyodo News who has covered Tanaka for two years, said any effort to speak Japanese was generally viewed as a sign of respect.
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The investigation found the gesture was used in the classroom within the first two or three weeks of training and symbolized a "sign of respect for Byrd," the class instructor.
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During a gala concert at Fredensborg Palace on Wednesday, Mary was seen pressing her back against a wall as the Queen entered the royal box in an apparent sign of respect.
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Many television programs—including soap operas, comedy and game shows—have also been taken off air as a sign of respect while the country's notorious red-light districts have also shuttered.
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Naming the main drag in Washington for Pennsylvania was a sign of respect and probably intended as some consolation for losing the capital to a swampy barren by the Potomac River.
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Mr. Wang, whom parents addressed only as "Teacher," (a sign of respect common here) stood before a giant white screen on which he projected a power point full of instrument images.
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Some of the US women's players have said continuing to play at top form, and celebrating accordingly, is a sign of respect and a sign that you still take the game seriously.
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Kelly, a military veteran whose son was killed while serving, told CNN he believed Americans should stand for the anthem as a sign of respect for those injured and killed in war.
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Thailand's military-led government has declared a year-long period of mourning for the late king, formally known as Rama IX, and many Thais are wearing black as a sign of respect.
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In a separate executive order, Mr. Trump said that "all executive department and agencies" of the federal government should be closed on Wednesday as a sign of respect for the former president.
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The dragon is a sign of respect and it's a sign of strength and power, and that using it as a silly sidekick didn't play very well with a traditional Chinese audience.
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On a disastrous state trip to India last year, he attracted ridicule for wearing, along with his family members, flashy traditional Indian clothing, supposedly as a sign of respect for Indian culture.
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If you've been told your vote won't count, or if new bureaucratic obstacles have arisen to block your access to the ballot, take it as a sign of respect: someone fears you.
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As many assumed when the episode first aired, Clapton also notes that the asymmetrical design of Sansa&aposs queenly cloak is a sign of "respect" Sansa has for her little sister, Arya.
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Most important, it would be a sign of respect to Congress — showing it that the president wants to bring its members into the decision-making fold on this most sensitive of questions.
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State TV, like Fars, both quoted an anonymous source saying Zakka's forthcoming release should only be seen as a "sign of respect" for the Lebanese militant Hezbollah group and its leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
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"In American culture, we do not curtsy or bow as a sign of respect, and therefore you would not do so if you came upon a royal in the United States," she explains.
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They recognised Kokorin and Mamaev and as a sign of respect, as they are fans, they started sending them bottles of champagne and they asked our DJ to play the Russian national anthem.
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Roger Goodell, the N.F.L. commissioner, and the league's owners are evidently so insecure about their own patriotism that they have felt the need to bully their employees into a ritual sign of respect.
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CBS Boston reported that the entire team will stand for "The Star-Spangled Banner" as a sign of respect this week after many members of the team knelt in protest the week prior.
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Paula Ware, the director of the project, believes the wounds were inflicted after death, an act done to "release the youngster's spirit, and...a sign of respect from the community," as the Yorkshire Post reports.
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These multi-colored lei-like necklaces are seen as a sign of respect in India – so it only makes sense that they were given to the royal couple within a few hours of their arrival.
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Obama, before the "Hamilton" cast performed "Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)" -- in another sign of respect for the Orlando victims, without the prop muskets that usually appear in this bustling, brilliantly choreographed battle sequence.
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"It's a sign of respect for the royal family only," he said, noting that many Fijians still regard her as their Queen even though the country became a republic in 1987 after two military coups.
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Meghan also debuted the perfect curtsy when she greeted Queen Elizabeth, mastering the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch even with Princess Kate, a seasoned pro at the bow and dip, by her side.
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Meghan also debuted the perfect curtsy when she greeted Queen Elizabeth, mastering the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch even with Princess Kate, a seasoned pro at the bow and dip, by her side.
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Pulisic, of course, is not the first player, or even the first American, to endure such treatment, and on Monday he pushed back on the suggestion that it was, in some ways, a sign of respect.
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"They named the oldest member as a sign of respect" as well as a sign that the new crop of mobsters had chosen to adhere to the established rules of Cosa Nostra, Colonel Di Stasio said.
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This summer, a delegation of four Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners collaborated closely with PEM staff, and led a protocol of chants and songs, making ho'okupu (ceremonial gifts given as a sign of respect and honor) from Hawai'i.
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When I get a quick response back from one of my emails, it's a sign of respect, and I hold that person in higher regard, even if the reply isn't what I had hoped for in content!
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For me that 'King' mantle is a sign of respect, it's not a sense of duty that I feel like I have to take on, because the idea of being a King comes with a lot of ego.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers came out swinging against the Toronto Raptors in their second-round series opener on Monday, and if that is to be taken as a sign of respect, it's about the only one they flashed that night.
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Unlike the inverted flags carried by the soldiers on Last Stand Hill, here the Seventh Cavalry flag is displayed properly, a sign of respect, with a red "spirit line" as a staff, showing that the Lakota now owned the banner.
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Tombstones from Hudson's Bay Company have their white wooden fences draped with unused pieces of hunted creatures, a sign of respect by the Cree for these animals, and a reminder of the long encroachment on their homeland by European settlement.
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Kaepernick, then the quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, first took a knee after speaking with a former NFL player who had served as a Green Beret and who told him kneeling was both a sign of respect and protest.
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Each time, members begin by saying a prayer for guidance, followed by asking for forgiveness in case any mistakes are made during the ritual, using the person's Hebrew or Yiddish name to address the body, as a sign of respect.
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Of course, the former Suits actress will have to cursty, a British sign of respect that is done upon greeting, for Queen Elizabeth (a skill she has already mastered!), but what other members of the family will have her taking a dip?
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The vet office's walkway was flanked by fellow police officers saluting the furry hero as a sign of respect and appreciation for his 10 years of dedication to the department, where he helped to find missing people, sniff out drugs and apprehend suspects.
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Rapper and singer Lizzo cautioned that artists like to rap about money and "Trump" is an easy word to rhyme with, so a Trump mention is not necessarily a sign of respect for the man, himself, but respect for what he has.
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In a second example months later, a viral video on the platform falsely claimed that France President Emmanuel Macron had, in what would have been a sign of respect in some Indian cultures, touched the feet of India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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"We encourage Venezuela to embrace the recall not in a delayed way that pushes it into next year, but to do this as a sign of respect for the constitution of the country and the needs of the people of the country," Kerry told reporters.
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Iranian state TV said Zakka will be released as "a sign of respect" for Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Lebanon-based Islamist group Hezbollah, according to the AP. "In this regard, no negotiations have taken place at any level with any person or any government," it said.
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Landlord Damien Smyth told ABC that the temporary name change is a sign of "respect" for the U.S. presidency and represents close ties between the two countries stemming from World War II. "They had no qualms about helping this country or the country next door," Smyth said.
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The report said that while trainees began doing the gesture during the second or third week of their academy session in what some called a "sign of respect" for Ms. Byrd, several recognized the gesture's "historical implications" and refused to participate with the rest of the class.
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And in another sign of respect, he has been joined onstage over the years by a Who's Who of musical royalty: Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison, Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Billy Joel, Bono, Eric Burdon, Bonnie Raitt, John Fogerty and Eddie Vedder, to name just a few.
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She carefully picked up one ceramic bowl at a time, turned it in her hands (a sign of respect, she explained later, to deliver the bowl with the last untouched part of the rim facing the guest), and placed it on the mat in front of her in a line.
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My mom always emphasized making eye contact when talking to others as a sign of respect so when I was learning how to do my makeup, the first thing I wanted to perfect was my eyes because if someone was going to look me in the eye, I want them to look good.
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Although Bethenny Frankel may have attended the funeral of Jill Zarin's late husband as a sign of respect, Ramona Singer thought the Skinnygirl mogul's gesture was "opportunistic" In January, Jill announced her husband Bobby Zarin's passing in a family statement on her official website, revealing that he died surrounded by his family.
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