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clap on
verb
(tr) to don hastily
they clapped on their armour
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Democrats show no such concern, in part because they have honed the art of casting nakedly political prosecutions as high-minded civic virtue, clapped on by media and institutional elites.
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In most cases, it will still default to the tried-and-true output because it craves that clap on the shoulder.
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"He does not need my advice or clapping on the shoulders," said Tuchel.
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Our tasks were simple: Smile, to smile, show guests where to sit, clap on command.
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As Pelosi claps on beat, twisting her hips and tapping her feet, it feels easy to believe a claim she made over her hot dog lunch.
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