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He should always tap his head.
I tap his boot with my Biro and it stops.
It then obtained warrants to tap his phone calls and intercept his e-mail.
He would tap his hand on his knee, or bounce his leg up and down.
He needed to remember to tap his head when he spoke, no matter what.
Before McPhee left, he turned back to tap his young netminder on the shoulder.
Turning to his keyboard, he began uncertainly to tap his thoughts on the world's jihadis.
The best advice the panel could offer was for the entrepreneur to tap his credit cards.
In a calmer moment I approach the floor-roller, tap his shoulder.
He confesses — and succumbs — to urges to swing his hips and tap his toes.
I keep having the urge to reach down inside the computer screen and tap his shoulder.
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