A steaming cup of coffee; a black hand clasping a white one; a school bell; a motorcycle; a porch swing; a rose.
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Pinochet, arrested Oct . 16 while recuperating from back surgery, entered the heavily guarded courtroom in a wheelchair, his hands clasping the top of a walking stick.
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They came by the thousands, somber faces under low gray skies, hands clasping bright spring flowers, lapels pinned with blue and silver ribbons, eyes rimmed with tears.
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Guard Jason Layman showed up in a short-sleeved T-shirt, then sat rigidly at a table with his arms crossed, his hands clasping his bare elbows.
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Now, similar imagery _ two muscled arms, one man's hand clasping another's, all shown from behind _ is gracing print advertisements intended to sell beer to gay men.
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"I had to wait until my husband died before I was able to come to school, " said Bibi Zara, 79, her withered hands clasping a first grade-level textbook.
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As one senator after another criticized him, Lay sat in a front-row seat of the hearing room, hands clasping his knees, staring forward and appearing at times to be holding in his emotions.
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When his turn came, Graham stood braced before the courtroom, his left hand clasping his right wrist, as the judge ordered via closed-circuit TV that he be held without bail pending his transfer to Texas.
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The photograph shows an instant in which the child's blind upward gaze, the princess'hand clasping his hand, and Diana's expression of intense compassion are fused in a fresco of charity and comfort.
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She wore a black Harley Davidson shirt and several pieces of jewelry; a yellow metal ring on her pinky, a yellow metal necklace with a black crystal pendant, another necklace with hands clasping a tiger eye crystal ball.
