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The bumpers filled, Mr Blandois, with a roystering gaiety, clinked the top of his glass against the bottom of Mr Flintwinch's, and the bottom of his glass against the top of Mr Flintwinch's, and drank to the intimate acquaintance he foresaw.

This procedure was not objectionable to Jacob; on the contrary, the guineas clinked so pleasantly as they fell, that he wished for a repetition of the sound, and seizing the box, began to rattle it very gleefully.

Charles and Camilla moved to a wine stall where they clinked glasses as they both tried a local wine.

This was nuclear extortion, plain and simple, but President Clinton announced that this treacherous agreement was "good for the United States, good for our allies, and good for the safety of the entire world." Clinton's Secretary of State Madeleine Albright flew off to Pyongyang for a photo-op in which she clinked champagne glasses with Kim, in a toast to the wonderful new relationship.

Gary Locke toasted Hu, the Chinese leader clinked his mug from Starbucks with one held by current Democratic Gov.