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Together we must stand, with hands clasping hands, at least that's what history has shown.

Clasping hands in a fey show of emotional solidarity, the figures stand back-to-back, yoked together by an immaculately painted rope that encircles their necks.

Cilla was pictured clasping hands with Madejski, who is said to be worth more than pounds 220 million, and the pair danced at legendary London nightspot, Annabel's after partying with Joan Collins.

Before clasping hands, demonstrators danced, clapped and sang.

Gaskin swirled and raged, two little girls in red and white Cuban school uniforms, clasping hands, walked purposefully up the center of the aisle toward the bishop, who was presiding over the meeting at the front of the sacristy.

McGrew first noted grooming chimps clasping hands in 1975 in a now-disbanded Mihale chimp group.

But the picture-leaders of both parties clasping hands and announcing a "significant" if imperfect deal-was irresistible television.

Meeting with staged ceremony on a Singapore island, the pair came together for a summit that seemed unthinkable months ago, clasping hands in front of a row of alternating US and North Korean flags, holding a one-on-one meeting, additional talks with advisers and a working lunch.