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But not an applause of delight like before, an applause encouragement.

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Applause for Dan.

Very lucky to be here. Thank you. (Applause)

KB OK, give her a round of applause.

His speech won the immediate applause of the audience.

And let's give these volunteers a nice round of applause.

OK, give them a round of applause as they come up.

And everybody just burst into applause, and they were like Yes!

KS Thanks for coming up. Let's give him a big round of applause.

AB 594. Let's give three of them a nice round of applause there.

And let's give all four of these people a nice round of applause.

Give them a round of applause, as they go back to their seats.

UE Oh of course, of course. Some people have crazy ideas and JC ...a round of applause...

That round of applause is actually for the doctors and nurses of the hospital who took care of Avelile.

Our political leaders need at least a modest degree of scientific literacy, which most badly lack today no applause, please.

He does deserve a lot of applause because I don't think he's slept much in the last three months, actually.

Mr. Martynov (Belarus) (spoke in Russian) A few minutes ago this Hall shook with applause that resounded sadly in our ears.

Despite all the intellectual applause, however, wage insurance programs are still not a significant force in the world economy. They should be.

There's also a microphone that's listening to the aggregate laughter and applause and booing I hope not to help make some of its next decisions.

Closing Guantánamo is not a gesture to win applause from Europeans. It is a necessary revision of policy that will make the US, Europe, and the world safer.

Is he gambling on the chance of a Republican presidency in 2016? If so, he got the applause but, given the current polls, the latter motive would be quite a gamble.

Now that the play is over and the applause has died down, it is time to check the balance sheet and see how much Obama achieved and how much he conceded.

During the animation role play competition, some children dress up as characters of popular Japanese anime and reproduce the scenes when the characters come on stage. The wonderful performance win the warm applause of the audience.

It is tempting once you've figured this out it is tempting to keep writing the same poem, or keep telling the same story, over and over, once you've figured out that it will gain you applause.

Though Netanyahu received many rounds of applause when he addressed Congress, more than 60 Democrats boycotted his speech. Losing the support of Europeans and a significant number of Americans cannot be good for Israel s security and prosperity.

The Australian batsman Adam Gilchrist walked in the 2003 World Cup semi final against Sri Lanka, although the umpire had already declared him not out. His decision surprised some of his teammates but won applause from many cricket fans.

NEW DELHI In his victory speech to a rapturous crowd in Chicago following his reelection, President Barack Obama affirmed that America s decade long conflict in Afghanistan will now end. The line was greeted with prolonged applause and understandably so.

In a laser, what makes laser light so different from the light above my head here is that this light is incoherent many different colors and different frequencies, sort of like the way you clapped initially but if you were a laser, it would be rhythmic applause.

His shot flew into the treetops, even as three bullets entered the bear s heart from the snipers who guaranteed the dictator s marksmanship. This day, I was told by a forester who claimed to have witnessed the incident, Ceausescu did not acknowledge the applause of his retainers.

BERKELEY Back in the early days of the ongoing economic crisis, I had a line in my talks that sometimes got applause, usually got a laugh, and always gave people a reason for optimism. Given the experience of Europe and the United States in the 1930s, I would say, policymakers would not make the same mistakes as their predecessors did during the Great Depression.

PRINCETON Former US President Bill Clinton gave one of the best speeches of his life at the recent Democratic National Convention. One of the biggest rounds of applause came when he said that President Barack Obama s appointment of Hillary Clinton as his Secretary of State after she had been his principal political rival proved that democracy does not have to be a blood sport.

Alec Ross, a former senior adviser for innovation to former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, argues that the best way to reinvigorate the peace process is to provide 3G Internet connectivity to the West Bank. He quotes a young woman in the audience at Palestine Polytechnic University, who said, to loud applause, We must have a better economy to have better lives, and we must have 3G to have a better economy.

That applause reflected the view of the majority of American voters that US politics has become much too partisan, and that rivals are more interested in attacking each other drawing blood than they are in focusing on political issues. But what President Clinton was really saying was that Secretary Clinton s ability to go to other countries and work with her former political rival in pursuit of the national interest is a powerful example of the way democracy is supposed to work.