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This use of the middle finger is an Americanism, known in other parts of the world only through films and tv. The equivalent in the UK and, I suspect, the colonies is the index and middle fingers raised with the palm towards the person making the sign. With the palm outwards it means V for Victory.
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The part of the anatomy shared by men and women.
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