Tom Nides, who had served as Clinton's Deputy Secretary of State, shook Ivanka's hand, smiled, and made a joke.
So Gleitsmann has been flying the mountains with a camera, documenting the power of ifsar in hopes of helping the state shake loose more federal cash.
After listening to Dr. Albright's rejoinder, Mr. Putin and the secretary of state shook hands, and Mr. Putin left the conference hall as quickly as he came.
SAN DIEGO ST. 79, WIS.-GREEN BAY 70 Kawhi Leonard scored 23 points as No. 25 San Diego State shook off a sluggish start to beat Wisconsin-Green Bay in a CBE Classic subregional game in Oxford, Ohio.
Yet, in what generations on both sides had been raised to see as the most improbable of encounters, Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's head of state, shook hands on Wednesday with Martin McGuinness, a onetime commander of the Irish Republican Army.
Where else in the world could a foreigner walk up to a head of state, shake his hand, chat amiably for a few minutes and leave unmolested, unfined, not jailed, not beaten - not even reprimanded!
Thus Penn State, shaken from its high‐ranking spot by Colo rado, returned completely to the world of the also rans as this lesser member of the Big Ten Conference, Wisconsin, de lighted most of the 55,204 fans in Camp Randall Stadium.
Rochas Okorocha, governor of Imo state, shakes hands with King Godwin Gininwa during the launch of an oil pollution cleanup.
A recent wave of arrests also saw oligarchs with debts to the state shaken down to fill the European Games-size hole in the budget.
In mid-January, an alleged massacre of up to 40 people near the town of Maungdaw in the country's western Rakhine state shook the community.
He is effective at the kind of one-on-one campaigning common in the early primary states, shaking hands and making effortless small talk that leaves voters feeling they made a real connection.
