A connection between a browser and a Web server is divided into two phases, the handshake and the data transfer. |
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You get equipped with a decoder ring, walkie talkie watch, secret handshake and some tinfoil to wear on your head. |
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With every handshake my glass was topped up with a nip of whisky and by 1am I was feeling rather wobbly. |
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To add salt to his wounds, he's besieged by 'journalists' interrogating him about his golden handshake and gambling habit. |
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He unbends his skinny frame from a nylon hammock and gives me a handshake more bone than flesh. |
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These days, after a handshake with this undemonstrative, measured, charming man, you might have a quick check that your arm is still affixed. |
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In such a situation a handshake is unthinkable and a mere waving of one hand is somehow too frivolous. |
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When she was on her feet again, she quickly untwisted her dress and set her hair straight before she offered her hand to him in a handshake. |
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A bro hug, for the uninitiated, is a handshake that flows into a shoulder-first, backslapping embrace. |
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The spacefaring brotherhood that now exists can be traced back to that handshake in orbit. |
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He is a tall, burly man in his early 40s, with cropped hair, a friendly grin and a firm handshake. |
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A firm handshake is the basic greeting, and people shake hands again when they part. |
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I read recently in this newspaper that kissing has now supplanted the handshake as the greeting of choice among male friends. |
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The usual greeting is a handshake, although Roma men often embrace relatives and close friends and kiss them on the cheek. |
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Outside of formal introductions greetings are often vocal and are not accompanied by a handshake or kiss. |
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A handshake is the normal greeting between men and women unless one is very familiar with the person. |
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He set down one of his items on the floor and stretched his hand for a handshake and I shook his hand as firmly as I could with my free hand. |
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The customary greeting involves a firm handshake, direct eye contact, and perhaps a slight nod of the head but rarely embracing or kissing. |
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He received a few awed stares, many cheerful greetings and a hearty handshake from the leader of the family. |
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Instead he put on a big grin and put his hand out toward Mitch to signal for a handshake. |
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For those cursed with dialup, you probably know what the modem handshake sounds like, with the hissing and screaming before it is connected. |
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Storage virtualization has generally been associated with the handshake between computers and disk blocks. |
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Each of the teenagers outstretched their hands in turn to give a handshake. |
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As each one arrived, Darren met them at the door with a smile, a howdy and a handshake. |
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The incomprehensible sermon was long past, and the handshake of peace was next. |
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No, in your world everything can be solved with a peace pipe and a handshake. |
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He was busy signing autographs for his fans, on the inlay cards of the cassettes, and handing them over with a gentle smile and a handshake. |
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As exotic and exciting as the double handshake was the sorghum beer handed around in mud pots. |
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The deal was verbal, but a nod and a handshake are accepted currency in racing. |
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Traditional gestures of salutation such as the bow and the curtsey only gradually gave way to the handshake. |
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While I agreed with some of the things that Mr Mark said, I do not think we can compare that compensation with a golden handshake. |
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All the councillors involved could have opted out in 1999 with the guarantee of a golden handshake but they decided to remain on in public life. |
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Because he did not want her to get the big golden handshake he restructured the civil service, just to get rid of one person. |
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We go to say goodbye, and instead of a handshake I get not one kiss, but two. |
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Arrive a little early, make sure you're neatly dressed, and step forward with a polite greeting and handshake. |
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In most of these cultures, the Western handshake has replaced this traditional form of greeting. |
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As we left his suite to allow him to prepare for his next meeting, Blatter engaged in the firm, sincere handshake of the seasoned electioneer. |
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They were nearly always together on social occasions and the warm smile and friendly handshake was part of every greeting. |
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From the opening handshake to the final wave, Tabby did most of the talking and came across as a genuinely charming character. |
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Town halls are one thing, but you can keep your catch-and-release handshake, your dandled baby, your pale-brew kaffeeklatsch. |
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A smile, a white flag of truce on a stick, and an unarmed handshake for the first official he met. |
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They had fought at times to a standstill, but always came out of it with some mutual respect, a handshake, a smile and a wink. |
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His firm handshake, welcoming smile and boyish charm were a winning combination. |
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She offered a limp handshake, maintaining eye contact with the wall space just above my head. |
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The girl's brown eyes looked coolly at her, taking Manda's hand in a limp handshake. |
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The most common blunders include being late for the interview, dirty finger nails, slouching in the seat and having a wet, limp handshake. |
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A limp handshake and a thank-you for rounding out the end of an otherwise mundane Sunday. |
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Foster stared at her hand as if it was a snake, before she reluctantly took it in a limp handshake. |
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The handshake was moist and limp, the type that made any soldier or field officer cringe. |
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He stood up to offer a handshake, revealing that he was a tall man, of average but sufficient build. |
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In the high-end art world, where six-figure deals are routinely sealed with a handshake, trust is paramount. |
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His handshake is firm, the kind of grasp that must once have been very useful in dealing with over-friendly barflies and demanding directors. |
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Katelyn passed him and he turned around, smiling at Jude as they did their little secret handshake. |
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The Deputy stands to greet each, dispensing a hearty handshake and a beaming smile. |
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Toni shook his hand, a firm handshake at that, and gave him a meek smile. |
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She tried the direct, how-do-you-do handshake approach, but was blocked by a burly aide-de-camp. |
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While Jacques Chirac hugged the other leaders present at the gathering, to British Prime Minister Tony Blair he reportedly managed only a ceremonious handshake. |
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Gracie smiled a genuine smile, reaching her hand out for a handshake. |
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For example, a simple stay or handshake may warrant a dog biscuit. |
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Normally these deals are signed with a handshake and a wink. |
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That handshake you asked for was the undoing of 70 years of UAW bargaining. |
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The tour ends with a handshake and a door shut firmly behind me. |
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Indeed, the handshake has permeated our culture, our etiquette, our daily lives, to become perhaps our most important non-verbal communicative contrivance. |
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David Trimble memorably refused to shake Adams's hand, saying the handshake originated from two adversaries wanting to show each other they were not carrying weapons. |
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He met with every single kid in that headquarters, gave them a hug and a handshake and a thanks. |
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The first handshake took place behind closed doors at Belfast's Lyric Theatre and was not recorded. |
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A handshake between McGuinness and the Queen wll be a hugely significant gesture. |
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A handshake that is too firm is also considered a sign of bad manners. |
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Palmer agreed, and the deal was sealed with a simple handshake. |
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That Bo Jackson, he can do anything, I once went to a brunch with him and my feet were covered with corns and after a handshake with him they were gone. |
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Two messy divorces had taken a toll on his personal finances, and his golden handshake from the agency was just sufficient to keep him out of bankruptcy court. |
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If Billy Lane hadn't given him duch a firm handshake, Henry reckons he'd be wondering if all the Banana-benders shook like a girl. |
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Too many people were given early retirement even at 50 with an index-linked pension and golden handshake. |
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After the match, Taylor reacted angrily when van Barneveld attempted to pull him back to congratulate him after their handshake. |
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For example, a handshake in one culture may be recognized as appropriate, whereas another culture may recognize it as rude or inappropriate. |
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In hindsight, I regret not giving him a terrorist fist jab or the Islamist secret handshake. I hear he's quite adept at those. |
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Now, as Glenn and I headed up the steepening grade, I remembered how Hawley's handshake with Edgecomb had turned into a hug. |
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With the Rockstick 2 Mouse, users can grip the mouse in a handshake position, putting an end to pronated posture. |
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Sheikh said those working in these ministries will be offered options of a golden handshake, transfer and deputation. |
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He and Joe did that bro-hug thing that guys did that was not quite a hug but was more than a handshake. |
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He told me that in business dealings a handshake was inviolable. |
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His father's affection never went further than a handshake or a clap on the shoulder. |
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There'll probably be an inquiry into just who was responsible, the culprit will get a pounds 500,000 golden handshake and the whole crazy tarradiddle will start again. |
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Cattermole is under contract on PS45,000-a-week for the next couple of seasons, but the 25-year-old would not make the switch to the Potters without a golden handshake. |
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A good handshake is a fullhanded, firm and brief grasp of the hand. |
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Why do we feel the need to share all our mess-ups, mishaps, and blunders with anyone who has a calloused handshake and a sprinkle of sawdust in their hair? |
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When there's flu going round or coughs and colds, definitely if you want to touch someone as a greeting a fist bump is much better than a handshake. |
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For those uncertain in the protocol of handshaking a formula for the perfect handshake has been devised by scientists at the University of Manchester. |
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In a verdict, three judges upheld the choice of the High Court saying the organization has to pay its former workers severance pay, transportation and golden handshake. |
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Although, it is not a handshake I would readily reciprocate because my waking to such comprehension has been and is used for tormentuous affliction and mind control. |
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