"hand tapping"

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22 November 2025

A close-up of a hand taps on the BMW in-car navigation screen, selecting the city ''Berlino'' (Berlin) as a suggested destination in Bari, Italy, on November 22, 2025. The digital keyboard and search results, which also include ''stazioni di ricarica'' (charging stations), highlight the touch-screen functionality and integrated EV-specific features of the vehicle's operating system.

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#12156370

14 March 2025

People stand in front of a Five Guys fast food restaurant in Munich Pasing, Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on March 8, 2025.

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#12156372

14 March 2025

People stand in front of a Five Guys fast food restaurant in Munich Pasing, Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on March 8, 2025.

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#12156373

14 March 2025

People stand in front of a Five Guys fast food restaurant in Munich Pasing, Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on March 8, 2025.

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#10888952

4 January 2024

Kristoffer Klaesson and Liam Cooper of Leeds United are tapping hands during the Sky Bet Championship match between Leeds United and Birmingham City at Elland Road in Leeds, on January 1, 2024.

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#9107044

31 October 2022

Runners leave the starting line during the 2022 Marine Corps Marathon. The annual event draws tens of thousands of runners, and people from all 50 US states and 48 countries participated in this year's race.

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#6028936

24 September 2020

A man refuse with his hand for a photograph with his empty buyer kiosk at Pasar Baru, Central Jakarta on 24 September 2020. Jakarta's return to stricter social-distancing measures has dashed hopes that consumption will recover soon, tipping Indonesias economy closer to a recession this quarter

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#6028906

24 September 2020

A woman wth full face mask, hand gloves protection when buying groceries at Santa Markat, South Jakarta on 24 September 2020. Jakarta's return to stricter social-distancing measures has dashed hopes that consumption will recover soon, tipping Indonesias economy closer to a recession this quarter

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#5862950

19 July 2020

Play during the Great Ayton vs Thornaby cricket match in the North Yorkshire & South Durham League Premier Division with Roseberry Topping as the backdrop as competitive league cricket returns for the first time since lockdown on Saturday 18th July 2020 in Middlesbrough, England.

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#2591203

2 April 2018

April 1st, Ootmarsum. The poaskearls (Easter-men in a Dutch dialect) are young Catholic single men from Ootmarsum and they perform a yearly traditional event around Easter called 'vlöggeln' while singing ancient medieval hymns. The oldest of the eight men is traditionally smoking a sigar and as owner of the finance he's nicknamed Judas. Every year, two new poaskearls are chosen and replace the two oldest. They meander through the streets, tapping on the fundaments of old farms and pass by several cafés. Poaskearls are single, Roman Catholic young men born in Ootmarsum who wear long, beige coloured raincoats, black trousers and a hat. Participants from Ootmarsum walk hand in hand through the streets of the small town, singing religious hymns and lift children into the air at the end of the procession symbolizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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#2591204

2 April 2018

April 1st, Ootmarsum. The poaskearls (Easter-men in a Dutch dialect) are young Catholic single men from Ootmarsum and they perform a yearly traditional event around Easter called 'vlöggeln' while singing ancient medieval hymns. The oldest of the eight men is traditionally smoking a sigar and as owner of the finance he's nicknamed Judas. Every year, two new poaskearls are chosen and replace the two oldest. They meander through the streets, tapping on the fundaments of old farms and pass by several cafés. Poaskearls are single, Roman Catholic young men born in Ootmarsum who wear long, beige coloured raincoats, black trousers and a hat. Participants from Ootmarsum walk hand in hand through the streets of the small town, singing religious hymns and lift children into the air at the end of the procession symbolizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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#2591206

2 April 2018

April 1st, Ootmarsum. The poaskearls (Easter-men in a Dutch dialect) are young Catholic single men from Ootmarsum and they perform a yearly traditional event around Easter called 'vlöggeln' while singing ancient medieval hymns. The oldest of the eight men is traditionally smoking a sigar and as owner of the finance he's nicknamed Judas. Every year, two new poaskearls are chosen and replace the two oldest. They meander through the streets, tapping on the fundaments of old farms and pass by several cafés. Poaskearls are single, Roman Catholic young men born in Ootmarsum who wear long, beige coloured raincoats, black trousers and a hat. Participants from Ootmarsum walk hand in hand through the streets of the small town, singing religious hymns and lift children into the air at the end of the procession symbolizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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#2591215

2 April 2018

April 1st, Ootmarsum. The poaskearls (Easter-men in a Dutch dialect) are young Catholic single men from Ootmarsum and they perform a yearly traditional event around Easter called 'vlöggeln' while singing ancient medieval hymns. The oldest of the eight men is traditionally smoking a sigar and as owner of the finance he's nicknamed Judas. Every year, two new poaskearls are chosen and replace the two oldest. They meander through the streets, tapping on the fundaments of old farms and pass by several cafés. Poaskearls are single, Roman Catholic young men born in Ootmarsum who wear long, beige coloured raincoats, black trousers and a hat. Participants from Ootmarsum walk hand in hand through the streets of the small town, singing religious hymns and lift children into the air at the end of the procession symbolizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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#2591218

2 April 2018

April 1st, Ootmarsum. The poaskearls (Easter-men in a Dutch dialect) are young Catholic single men from Ootmarsum and they perform a yearly traditional event around Easter called 'vlöggeln' while singing ancient medieval hymns. The oldest of the eight men is traditionally smoking a sigar and as owner of the finance he's nicknamed Judas. Every year, two new poaskearls are chosen and replace the two oldest. They meander through the streets, tapping on the fundaments of old farms and pass by several cafés. Poaskearls are single, Roman Catholic young men born in Ootmarsum who wear long, beige coloured raincoats, black trousers and a hat. Participants from Ootmarsum walk hand in hand through the streets of the small town, singing religious hymns and lift children into the air at the end of the procession symbolizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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#2591219

2 April 2018

April 1st, Ootmarsum. The poaskearls (Easter-men in a Dutch dialect) are young Catholic single men from Ootmarsum and they perform a yearly traditional event around Easter called 'vlöggeln' while singing ancient medieval hymns. The oldest of the eight men is traditionally smoking a sigar and as owner of the finance he's nicknamed Judas. Every year, two new poaskearls are chosen and replace the two oldest. They meander through the streets, tapping on the fundaments of old farms and pass by several cafés. Poaskearls are single, Roman Catholic young men born in Ootmarsum who wear long, beige coloured raincoats, black trousers and a hat. Participants from Ootmarsum walk hand in hand through the streets of the small town, singing religious hymns and lift children into the air at the end of the procession symbolizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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#2591223

2 April 2018

April 1st, Ootmarsum. The poaskearls (Easter-men in a Dutch dialect) are young Catholic single men from Ootmarsum and they perform a yearly traditional event around Easter called 'vlöggeln' while singing ancient medieval hymns. The oldest of the eight men is traditionally smoking a sigar and as owner of the finance he's nicknamed Judas. Every year, two new poaskearls are chosen and replace the two oldest. They meander through the streets, tapping on the fundaments of old farms and pass by several cafés. Poaskearls are single, Roman Catholic young men born in Ootmarsum who wear long, beige coloured raincoats, black trousers and a hat. Participants from Ootmarsum walk hand in hand through the streets of the small town, singing religious hymns and lift children into the air at the end of the procession symbolizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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