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One private investor, retired BA staff member Sid Thatcher, described the cabin crew strikes as "unforgiveable" in a long address and was slow-handclapped by the crew members.

BA boss Willie Walsh heckled at AGM over strike claims 2010

In 2006 Patricia Hewitt, then health secretary, was jeered and slow-handclapped by nurses as she tried to address their fears about NHS deficits.

NHS set to lose 27,000 jobs, warns nurses' union Randeep Ramesh 2010

Little girls handclapped vigorously, while the boys pounded on the floor with their feet and gave vent to weird whistles of enthusiasm.

A Son of the City A Story of Boy Life Herman Gastrell Seely

Some members of the audience booed and slow handclapped the protesters, who left after about 10 minutes.

The Guardian World News Haroon Siddique 2011

In 2000, when he was slow-handclapped by members of the Women's Insitute, the punditocracy called time on it again.

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition 2010

They slow handclapped and called her "disgusting" and she responded by swearing at them, before entering the courthouse.

Home 2010

Fans, some of whom slow-handclapped and chanted "We're bored", were apparently angry because they wanted to hear more of him singing his old Cat Stevens hits, including Wild World,

AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories 2009

Apache from San Francisco crank the kind of trashy, swaggering garage glam that Johnny Thunders invented, adding a bit of psychedelia into the guitar breaks, and a spot of power pop into the handclapped choruses.

www.philadelphiaweekly.com Philadelphia Weekly 2008

Further to this post yesterday about Tory MP David Davies's speech to the National Black Police Association, when he accused the NBPA of being a bunch of racists and was slow handclapped as a result, it turns out they invited the wrong bloke!

The Daily Pundit 2008