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YOUR (palm pushes towards the person) NAME (pointer and middle fingers of both hands press togethers outward while the rest of the hand is in a fist. Then the dominant hand's pointer & middle finger tap the nondominant hand's twice) WHAT (both palms face upwards and move in and out while your eyebrows raise and you lean in a bit)?

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