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When I wave my hand across her face, she does not react.
"I wave my hand back and forth and try to feel a breeze," Ms. Wallace said of her caulking work.
I wave my hand over the ants bubbling out of the sidewalk and make them all knights, I sit at the dinner table and look into the deep dark eyes of my television, my people.
My young guide didn't speak English, but he could show me which buttons to push, which lights to wave my hand over, and which sensors to jump on to make the lights flash on and off, the computer speakers go blap and bleep.
I just daintily and dismissively wave my hand at the machine and say, "Psssh, I only need to write a thousand posts to make that money back".
If I wave my hand slowly back and forth in front of my eyes in broad daylight, I do not see it followed by a trail of lingering ghostly predecessors: my hand is cleanly delineated, yet moving.
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I wave my hands.
I'd go for cups of tea with theatre directors and probably wave my hands too much while talking about Mesopotamian antiquities turning up on eBay.
Her confession isn't credible: "I want to say that I tried to scream, or wave my hands and get his attention, but all I managed to do was drop my glass".
I'm not going to wave my hands and say "old media is dead," not at all; I'm just saying that there is another model that is evolving where the head of the spear are high-quality blogs and high-quality audiences engaged in talking.
I can wave my hands and cut.
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