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Latin government actions seen to redress unequal treatment tend to draw applause.
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The laughs are good, and the applause at the end is good.
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There was no applause, either, yet the soldiers looked proud and ready.
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When Mr Obama finished his speech, there was, of course, no applause.
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I heard applause in the auditorium, so I snuck in the door.
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And Jimmy too had his share of the cheering and hand clapping.
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Max gasps, his hand clapping over his chest, and stumbles back.
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There was some hand clapping, and every opera glass was fixed on Venus.
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Let there be no commotion, no whispering, and, above all, no hand clapping.
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A tide of hand clapping swept over the dark masses.
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When this group noticed me a few minutes later, they stopped clapping.
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The people repeated and increased their hissing; the knights continued their clapping.
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Louis' enthusiastic clapping after the end of the national anthem melted hearts.
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And yelling and clapping and crying out words Robert Neville couldn't understand.
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The sound of clapping emerged from behind, followed by a mock 'Bravo!'
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A sudden clamor from outside, and a new rhythm of clapping hands.
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At once a burst of hand-clapping took the place of the laughter.
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With shouts and clapping of hands the people rushed to the wharf.
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So people were really stunned that he had-And I started clapping.
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Perhaps three hundred thousand of them, clapping, stamping and whooping their approval.
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I was not clapping now and was deeply regretting my earlier enthusiasm.
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Everyone was cheering and clapping, especially everyone seated at the wedding table.
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The audience was silent for a moment and then everyone started clapping.
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Then there was enthusiastic clapping by the Japs on the upper deck.
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As he partly reclosed the door, I heard the clapping of hands.
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Johnnie said, clapping his hands; but Edith and Mabel went more soberly.
