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Finding it to be a sealed box she clenches then unclenches her jaw.

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As he looks at the reflection, he clenches and unclenches his one hand while--and it appears as though both hands and are clenching and unclenching.

The famously frosty Anna (she was once dubbed Nuclear Wintour) unclenches enough to let RJ Cutler behind the scenes to show how they put together the publication that will guide fashionistas through their wardrobe choices for a season.

President Barack Obama has been trying to improve relations with Iran since he took office in January, offering a new beginning in ties if Iran "unclenches its fist".

The Obama administration has offered a "new beginning" of diplomatic engagement if Iran "unclenches its fist".

Bush, who sought to isolate Tehran over nuclear work the West suspects is aimed at making bombs, Obama has offered to extend a hand of peace to Iran if "it unclenches its fist".

American statements, equally, like Obama's promise to respond if Iran "unclenches its fist", suggest none too subtly that aggression is all on one side.

Bush's approach, has offered a "new beginning" of diplomatic engagement if the Islamic Republic "unclenches its fist."

Bush, who sought to isolate Tehran over nuclear work, which the West suspects is aimed at making bombs, Obama has offered to extend a hand of peace to Iran if "it unclenches its fist."