There's no clear consensus on whether these hand gestures are meant to express a positive or negative emotion. Here, it seems that a positive response would be appropriate...
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But others used the Italian-linked gestures to pull out their favorite quotes and lines in movies, like this one referencing a scene from "A Christmas Story" where the Old Man mispronounces "fragile."
Other users referenced "gabagool," a New Jersey-esque mispronunciation of a deli red meat made popular in "The Sopranos," and later used by Michael Scott in "The Office."
Some Twitter users adjusted some of the most famous "Godfather" lines to make them more appropriate to appear alongside a photo of Ocasio-Cortez. Congress saw testimony not only from Zuckerberg on Oct. 23, but also from officials related to the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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