There are 126 such licensed programs in New Jersey, and there would probably be more if the Department of Health and Senior Services hadn't clapped a moratorium on new licenses in 2002.
That many people still haven't clapped eyes on Broad's extraordinary feat should cause the people who run cricket some worry, if they could spare the time from counting cash.
Liszt, Anton Rubinstein and virtuosos like them would have been offended had listeners not clapped between movements, although in Beethoven's case the point is moot, given that hardly anybody played more than one movement of a Beethoven sonata at a time.
Vladimir Goloshapov said he would have suffocated in two minutes had he not clapped on a breathing apparatus and groped his way out through the dark.
I felt like I was in a spotlight as the Commander looked at me and the female officer in front of me who had also not clapped.
Here's what you'd say to me, because you're wise and you haven't just clapped your hands like a power-hungry despot.
"Magic Game" is a snappy, staccato-driven funk number, which has him jumping around, pouting and sashaying like he's working the runways in Milan, and when his flamboyance hasn't got him clapping heartily or twisting his hips, he's equally capable of evoking warm empathy, like on his storming version of "Womanizer".
("Clap" hasn't been seen at City Ballet since the 1970s).
As the assembled hacks dashed for the doors, hands were firmly in pockets; Sony Pictures hasn't denied suggestions that the clapping came not from journalists but the cinema's own sound system.
haven't seen him clapping — maybe off camera.
The clapping protests have not attracted much support from the general public or, critically, from the factory workers who make up a crucial political constituency.
