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"Poking," a friendly Facebook gesture, is described twice.
NYT > Technology 2010
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You can also apply some bizarre artistic styling to photos: One in particular, the "Poking" effect (located in the Effects menu under Stylize), reproduces the outlines in digital photos into what looks like a copy burned into a piece of grainy wood.
PC World 2009
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Poking around, it appears that teen pregnancy rates are also linked, and some studies that religiousity is a meaningful factor.
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Do ‘Family Values’ Weaken Families?” 2010
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Poking her head round the door she told me that my mother was here to see me.
Exit the Actress Priya Parmar 2011
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The President field tests a new battery operated Republican Poking Machine … also great as a cattle prod. zee sandjian
Beat 360° 9/16/2009 2009
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Poking imprisoned wingnuts for money would violate their right to be protected from cruel and unusual punishment.
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Poking your finger at maps is something any smartphone user is well used to.
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"Poking aside, both are Friendster knockoffs made unique by their exclusivity."
'The Facebook literally took me a week to make': Looking at the early days of the social network Eric Athas 2011
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Poking my head in through car windows at the lights, sign in hand: 'Will write creative strategies for brand positioning for a quid'.
Ted Williams, homeless former radio announcer, handed NBA role 2011
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Poking through the ingredients on the pass awaiting creativity, he opens one particularly unappealing taper and makes a face.
The Sorcerer’s Apprentices Lisa Abend 2011
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