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1 In the local bar, questions about the election draw Gallic shrugs .
2 Jean-Claude gave that Gallic shrug again, that meant yes, no, everything, and nothing.
3 His moment of blankness was smoothed over by a Gallic shrug .
4 He gave that graceful Gallic shrug that meant everything and nothing.
5 He opened his mouth, closed it, then gave that Gallic shrug .
6 This Nao brought his Gallic shrug to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week.
7 Thank you. All that was missing was the Gallic shrug .
8 That was an easy red slope, the ESF guide said, with a typical Gallic shrug .
9 One of her friends said she would not, while the third gave a Gallic shrug .
10 The royal family, tabloids, nightclubs and football fans all met with a disdainful Gallic shrug .
11 Vivendi investors can only respond with a Gallic shrug .
12 Victory for the veteran will be greeted by a lot more than indifferent Gallic shrugs .
13 Ysabeau lifted her shoulders in an expressive Gallic shrug .
14 I looked in time to see Jean-Claude give that all-purpose Gallic shrug , which meant everything and nothing.
15 The French attitude to Europe has improved but it seems we'll always come back to this, the Gallic shrug .
16 That's a big, Gallic shrug in response to reports that French ecology minister Ségolène Royal is a tough boss.
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