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But she also wagged an admonishing finger as she complained of continuing captivity and the Israeli government’s failure to act to free her and the others.

And there are progressives who fall dangerously close to similar thinking, such as the strategist James Carville this March when he wagged an angry finger at “preachy females” in the Democratic Party.

The 20-year-old American wound up breaking there with a forehand winner down the line and she wagged her fingers to request louder support from the fans, and they gave it to her.

Dr Williams said Pumpkin, despite everything, still "wagged his tail" when he saw her.

Dixie wagged her tail and looked at Cat with a quiet grin, tongue hanging out the side of her mouth.