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Important Oscars update: Nicole Kidman claps weird.

Clapping989 Archives of course, is a joining of the hands with fluctuating levels of force as a sign of glee or respect. It's hard to do weird, but Nicole Kidman is managing it quite well.

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Look, we know this is a strange thing to call out -- it's petty. To be honest with you, we've held off quite a bit but we just can't remain silent any more: Nicole Kidman claps in an unorthodox way.

Could celebrities be... not just like us?

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Take a look at Kidman's clapping below.

See?

Nicole Kidman can't clap either why is this happening pic.twitter.com/EJbJ6ePrxl

— lauren yap (@itslaurenyap) February 27, 2017

We told you.

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Bizarre!

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