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The frustration was directed towards the match officials who left the field of play after adding only two minutes onto the end of 90 minutes, and waved away late appeals for a penalty.

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People waved the Israeli and US flags and held up photos of the hostages and signs saying "they're coming home".

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Families wept and waved flags, though Israeli officials cautioned that the deal remains precarious.

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Israel made clear before the release process that it wanted to avoid the jubilant scenes that surrounded prisoners arriving in Ramallah during previous hostage deals, when large crowds waved Hamas flags.

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She stood in my blind spot and waved her arms around.

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