When the weather turned cold, the tears that he shed would become frozen like veins; the blood on his forehead from kowtowing would also freeze and would not drip.
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When the weather turned cold, the tears that he shed would become frozen like veins; the blood on his forehead from kowtowing would also freeze and would not drip.
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I suppose you're going to be nice to Odie and kowtow to Jon and lick the mailman's boots! I don't like you already.
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The letter to Razin contained another thought that preoccupied Stalin in the first months after the war: the need to avoid “kowtowing to the West,” including showing “unwarranted respect” for the “military authorities of Germany.”
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Three elders dressed in their long silk ceremonial gowns perform the kowtow before the altar in their clan ancestral hall.
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