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handshake was limp, a limp handshake. Not good. "Rough", okay? It felt too rough. You've
got a rough handshake: "Hooyah", yeah? And your hands kind of go: "Wuh". Okay. Rough.
And, and we often feel—everybody knows this—you know, you go through a rough time,
And we often feel, everybody knows this, you know, you go through a rough time and you
I was going to say something extremely rough to Hillary, to her family.
>> -- EXTREMELY ROUGH
so when you put your hand on something rough you can feel the friction
So the next word we're going to see is rough.
It wasn't like I was hating Japan, it was just like a really rough situation for me.
It was just a really rough situation for me.
For example, Proctor and his team inserted green-screen shots of extras into many final shots to cover up the rough edges of where a camera was cut out,
the rough edges of where a camera was cut out,
They sat low in the water, which kept them stable in rough seas, but meant they could only access ports with deep harbors.
Everything that had made ocean liners optimally designed for commuting quickly through rough waters made them poorly fit for vacationing slowly through calm one.
Zbiotics is a pre-alcohol probiotic that was invented by a group of PhD scientists to tackle rough mornings after drinking.
It's this byproduct not dehydration that's to blame for your rough next day.
They rub themselves against the shark's rough skin in order to remove algae and parasites from their own bodies.
As the boat makes its way to the evening's mooring, a pod of rough-twoothed dolphins cruises in the bow wave.
rough designs seemed to be much better than the rest of them.