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"It's like in Star Trek where Bones had the thing he would wave up and down.
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Nell Wooden attended UCLA games, even on the road, and in a pregame ritual Wooden would seek her out in the stands and exchange what became known as "the lucky look". He would wave his rolled-up program at her and wink and she would give him the OK sign.
How without looking up he would wave, dismissing my request.
Although he sometimes photographed upward of 20 gala events a week, he never sat down for dinner at any of them and would wave away people who walked up to him to inquire whether he would at least like a glass of water.
As the driver of the boat I saw some of those falls; as I turned the boat around to pick him up he would wave his arm in the air, signaling he was fine.
The arms would wave around".
"We would wave," she said.
I waved up at him.
I'd wave collegially to the brakemen high up in the cupola of a caboose and talk easily to the men making up trains, who in turn would pull a manifest from their pockets and point out a decent ride, an empty box or gon on the next train out.
He'd wave and smile when he walked up to drop letters in the box next to the front door.
They'd wave Palestinian flags.
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