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Some called out “H U” in a nod to Harris’s alma mater, Howard University.

Pelosi, in a nod to the pressure from moderates, has vowed that the House won’t adjourn until they pass something addressing he virus.

All the contenders to lead Japan next have policy outlooks similar to Abe’s, Koll said, and whoever gets the nod is unlikely to be in power long.

As a nod to the original character limit, Voice Tweets give your brand 140 seconds to get your message across.

Robert always saluted the mate, and Haley responded by a nod, or a cool good-morning, but did not indulge in any conversation.

But England was then inclined to take its religion from the nod of a capricious tyrant.

To Fred he only vouchsafed a nod, to show that he had heard what Fred had waylaid him to say.

Mr. Vincent stood up with a nod and leaned himself against the mantelpiece, looking down at the rather indignant young man.

They use a direct and positive negative, but express the affirmative by a nod of the head or an inclination of the body.

The Queen saw me just as they left the palace, and gave me a nod.