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• He doesn't like to press the flesh ."
• It ignores the fact that people like to press the flesh.
• Outside the restaurant, Clinton continued to press the flesh.
• Most Americans never press the flesh of a presidential candidate.
• For many weeks, these men press the flesh on their own terms.
• This is an opportunity to press the flesh and hear complaints and ideas.
• I love it when I can get in a home and press the flesh.
• I think people like to press the flesh.
• Used to be that politicians only gathered to press the flesh on Jefferson-Jackson Day.
• "That's why we get out here to press the flesh a bit,"
• PLO officials dismiss as irrelevant that the Palestinian's premier politician cannot press the flesh in a Gaza crowd.
• And by satellite linkup he made it clear he didn't plan to come back to press the flesh.
• Some winemakers find this need to press the flesh bothersome, preferring to stay in the cellar instead of the spotlight.
• One commuter recently tried to ward off candidates eager to press the flesh by spraying her own hand with hair gel.
• "He's had two years to hit the road and press the flesh, " he said.
• "He was told he had to go out and press the flesh with the council, " the official said.
• But Putin prefers to address big official gatherings and rarely seems comfortable chatting with people, rarely going out to press the flesh.
• Wherever he plays, the garrulous La Roc sells his CDs ( for $ 10 ), hands out fliers and presses the flesh.
• President M . Douglas Ivester, Coca-Cola USA chief Jack Stahl and Chief Marketing Officer Sergio Zyman will attend and press the flesh.
• It just wouldn't be a Super Bowl without Broadway Joe on hand to press the flesh and tell stories of his glory day.