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agenollar-se A former Chinese custom of touching the ground with the forehead as a sign of respect or submission.
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I didn't know-She has an overwhelming urge to kowtow before him.
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Since when is it my job to kowtow to heathen vegetarians, anyway?
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But it never is, because people like Steve cannot kowtow to anyone.
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You've gotten tired of reading that you kowtow to your banking clients.
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But more importantly, it's not just a statement or kowtow to government regulations.
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He was not a man to kowtow to such ambiguities without argument, however.
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This was a fellow who was used to having tenants kowtow and cringe.
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Then she would press her hands together, kowtow, and pour out fervent prayers.
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Audiences kowtow accordingly, on platforms whose templates further funnel their responses.
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She told me: Whenever I give you small things you need not kowtow.
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Having forced her to kowtow, Long Sin turned to the assembled devil dancers.
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We dive down alleys so that we may not kowtow.
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In New York the '400' all kowtow to Von Taer.
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If he has a family, they'll kowtow to him.
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No matter how servile he may be at home, everyone will kowtow to him abroad.
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I mean, if she's a big star, won't the studio kind of kowtow to her?