| Her dad is a politician, who is so used to glad-handing his constituents he has forgotten how to talk to his daughter. |
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| She does not stalk the dining room in gleaming whites, glad-handing patrons and accepting praise. |
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| Upon his entrance to the club, he was surrounded by about thirty people, glad-handing him and trying to start up conversations. |
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| While this glad-handing was politically motivated, we now also know that they are not above schmoozing with conmen for real-estate discounts. |
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| Speaking of elections, it looks like we'll be bombarded with politicians' faces, banners, ads and glad-handing over the holidays. |
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| He is now in New Zealand, glad-handing the locals and generally keeping an eye on how the money is being spent, which is a full-time occupation. |
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| Among the younger hands, glad-handing optimism was the order of the day and the smiles never wavered. |
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| Occasionally there is too much glad-handing and backslapping, but overall it's a compelling complement to the film. |
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| The stylishly attired owner, Henry, worked the room, glad-handing customers. |
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| There I was, in this huge office full of baseball impresarios, sharing drinks and glad-handing each other. |
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| But a couple of astute glad-handing baby-kissers may do better. |
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| But he's not going to be glad-handing it, jumping up and down. |
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| No glad-handing local politicians showed up. |
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| Now he's in west London, glad-handing all comers. |
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| No glad-handing the punters for this attorney-general. |
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| No travelling abroad, no glad-handing the press. |
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| He excels, in his awkward and restless way, at glad-handing. |
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| They are well beyond the glib, glad-handing of the past. |
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| He was out there glad-handing and botching a golden opportunity. |
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| He held out his hand like a salesman glad-handing a prospect. |
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| The new CEO made a spectacular entrance, glad-handing, backslapping, and conversant in management speak. |
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| We had time to kill, and Buzz Cut was soon glad-handing the room in his weenie uniform, a light blue button-down Oxford shirt and khaki pants. |
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| Our chancellor should be on Teesside talking to the companies involved and not glad-handing in China. |
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| Zac with a policeman, Zac glad-handing young people and chatting to pensioners. |
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| If he's not walking the grounds wearing an RAF forage cap glad-handing total strangers to the championships, he's working the queues giving away free tickets. |
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