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THE BOOK OF TELLS Social Psychology, 71(1), 54-70; Stengel, R. (2000) You'reToo Kind: A Brief History of Flattery. New York: Simon & Schuster. 25 Judge, T. A., and Bretz, R. D. (1994) 'Political influence behavior and career success'. Journal of Management, 20(1), 43-65. 26 Colman, A., and Olver, K. R. (1978) 'Reactions to flattery as a function of self-esteem: self-enhancement and cognitive consistency theories'. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 17(1), 25-9. 4. Conversation Tells 1 Walker, M. (1982) 'Smooth transitions in conversational turn-taking: implications for theory'. Journal of Psychology, 110, 31-7. 2 Sacks, H., Schegloff, E., and Jefferson, G. (1974) 'A simplest systematics for the organization of turn-taking in conversation'. Language, 50, 696-735; Beattie, G. (1983) Talk: An Analysis of Speech and Non-verbal Behaviour in Conversation. Milton Keynes: Open University Press. 3 Yngve, V. J. (1970) 'On getting a word in edgewise'. Papers from the 6th Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, Chicago: Chicago Linguistic Society. 4 Meltzer, L., Morris, W. N., and Hayes, D. (1971) 'Interruption outcomes and vocal amplitude: explorations in social psychophysics'. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 18, 392-402. 5 Anderson, K. J., and Leaper, C. (1998) 'Meta-analyses of gender effects on conversational interruptions: who, what, when, where and how'. Sex Roles, 39(3/4), 225-52. 6 Tannen, D. (1981) 'New York Jewish conversational style'. International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 30, 133-49. 7 Kendon, A. (1967) 'Some functions of gaze-direction in social interaction'. Acta Psychologia, 26, 2-63; Argyle, M., and Cook, M. (1976) Gaze and Mutual Gaze. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; Beattie, C (1978) 'Sequential temporal patterns of speech and gaze in dialogue'- Semiotica, 23(1/2), 29-52. 8 Harrigan, J. A., and Steffen, J. J. (1983) 'Gaze as a turn-exchange signal in group conversations'. British Journal of Social Psychology, 22(2), 167-8; Kalma, A. (1992) 'Gazing in triads: a powerful signal in floor apportionment'. British Journal of Social Psychology, 31, 21-39. 364
NOTES 9 Duncan, S. (1972) 'Some signals and rules for taking speaking turns in conversations'. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 23(2), 283-92. 10 Caspers, J. (2000) 'Looking for melodic turn-holding configurations in Dutch'. Linguistics in the Netherlands 2000, Amsterdam: John Benjamins; Wichmann, A., and Caspers, J. (2001) 'Melodic cues to turn-taking in English: evidence from perception'. In J. van Kuppeveldt and R. Smith (eds), Proceedings of the 2nd SIGdial Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue. Aalborg, Denmark. 11 Walker, M., and Trimboli, C. (1983) 'The expressive function of the eye flash'. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, 8(1), 3-13. 12 Scheflen, A. E., and Scheflen, A. (1972) Body Language and Social Order. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall; Scheflen, A. (1973) How Behavior Means. New York: Gordon & Breach. 13 Sebba, M., and Tate, S. (1986) 'You know what I mean? Agreement marking in British Black English'. Journal of Pragmatics, 10, 163-72. 14 Commins, S. (1935) The Complete Works and Letters of Charles Lamb. New York: Modern Library. 15 Feldman, S. (1959) Mannerisms of Speech and Gestures in Everyday Life. New York: International Universities Press; Weintraub, W. (1989) Verbal Behavior in Everyday Life. New York: Springer Verlag. 16 Weinstein, E. A. (1966) 'Toward a theory of interpersonal tactics'. In C. Backman and P. Second (eds), Problems in Social Psychology: Selected Readings. New York: McGraw-Hill. 17 Lakoff, G. (1973) 'Hedges: a study in meaning criteria and the logic of fuzzy concepts'. Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2, 458-508; Schiffrin, D. (1988) Discourse Markers. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; Holmes, J. (1990) 'Hedges and boosters in women's and men's speech'. Language and Communication, 10(3), 185-205. 18 Malmstrom, J. (1960) 'Kind of and its congeners'. English Journal, 44, 288-90. 19 Holmes, J. (1986) 'Functions of you know in women's and men's speech'. Language in Society, 15, 1-22. 20 Lockard, J. S., Allen, D. J., Schiele, B. J., and Wiemer, M. J. (1978) 'Human postural signals: stance, weight-shifts and social distance as intention movements to depart'. Animal Behaviour, 26, 219-24. 21 Wildeblood, ]., and Brinson, P. (1965) The Polite World. London: 365
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THE BOOK OF TELLS A BANTAM BOOK: 0
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Contents Acknowledgements 1 Tells 2
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Spiecker, Martine Stewart, Michael
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THE BOOK OF TELLS purpose other tha
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THE BOOK OF TELLS lay false trails.
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THE BOOK OF TELLS recognize as tell
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THE BOOK OF TELLS often identify th
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THE BOOK OF TELLS look out for micr
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Similarly, when w
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Counterfeit tells
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THE BOOK OF TELLS sign of helplessn
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THE BOOK OF TELLS reasonably assume
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THE BOOK OF TELLS pre-emptive prope
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THE BOOK OF TELLS own actions - it'
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THE BOOK OF TELLS don't even know t
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2. Dominant Tells When we meet peop
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THE BOOK OF TELLS of the need to 'r
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THE BOOK OF TELLS about how importa
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THE BOOK OF TELLS stance than women
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THE BOOK OF TELLS the 'crotch-yank'
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Because they conv
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THE BOOK OF TELLS one where the int
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Superficially all
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THE BOOK OF TELLS much more likely
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THE BOOK OF TELLS how the eyes are
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THE BOOK OF TELLS an air of perpetu
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Yawning Tells Eve
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THE BOOK OF TELLS adult males than
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THE BOOK OF TELLS speech style so a
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THE BOOK OF TELLS attempting to be
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Looking round the
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THE BOOK OF TELLS talkative and inf
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THE BOOK OF TELLS things that appea
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THE BOOK OF TELLS elongated and the
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THE BOOK OF TELLS appeasement. Cons
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THE BOOK OF TELLS reduces the threa
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THE BOOK OF TELLS substitution tell
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Head Tells Charle
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THE BOOK OF TELLS to identify how t
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THE BOOK OF TELLS to find ways of l
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THE BOOK OF TELLS lifting the visor
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THE BOOK OF TELLS completed what he
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THE BOOK OF TELLS point out that wh
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THE BOOK OF TELLS the resulting exp
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THE BOOK OF TELLS opinions about bl
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THE BOOK OF TELLS unexpected and un
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THE BOOK OF TELLS several minutes,
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THE BOOK OF TELLS true, boss, you w
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THE BOOK OF TELLS • SIMPLIFYING.
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4. Conversation Tells The most obvi
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THE BOOK OF TELLS As we saw in the
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THE BOOK OF TELLS you started talki
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THE BOOK OF TELLS talk. Interrupter
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THE BOOK OF TELLS to eliminate the
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THE BOOK OF TELLS a way that minimi
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THE BOOK OF TELLS the speaker does
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THE BOOK OF TELLS 'place-dropping'
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Before you've had
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THE BOOK OF TELLS used to show that
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THE BOOK OF TELLS THE STRADDLE STAN
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THE BOOK OF TELLS movement to depar
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THE BOOK OF TELLS when you consider
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Hair Tells One of
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THE BOOK OF TELLS up the stairs so
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THE BOOK OF TELLS people's behaviou
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THE BOOK OF TELLS also come from th
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THE BOOK OF TELLS distinguishes the
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THE BOOK OF TELLS necessarily sound
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THE BOOK OF TELLS reflects the temp
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Adulation Tells A
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THE BOOK OF TELLS The Adoring Wife
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Iconic Hand Gestu
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THE BOOK OF TELLS of tearing into o
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THE BOOK OF TELLS people, insults a
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Insults are the E
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THE BOOK OF TELLS deciding in advan
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THE BOOK OF TELLS - it's far better
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Political intervi
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THE BOOK OF TELLS 'negative back-ch
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Transition Tells
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THE BOOK OF TELLS convey messages o
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THE BOOK OF TELLS include, who cont
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THE BOOK OF TELLS other person for
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THE BOOK OF TELLS hand is below, in
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THE BOOK OF TELLS talking and smili
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THE BOOK OF TELLS friendly. Kennedy
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THE BOOK OF TELLS trying to figure
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THE BOOK OF TELLS arm round the oth
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THE BOOK OF TELLS woman he knows an
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THE BOOK OF TELLS kisses were not t
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THE BOOK OF TELLS • VOCALIZED KIS
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Another strategy
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THE BOOK OF TELLS woman realizes th
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THE BOOK OF TELLS not because they
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THE BOOK OF TELLS competing with ea
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7. Royal Tells On a state visit to
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Elizabeth, the Qu
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THE BOOK OF TELLS idea that laughte
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THE BOOK OF TELLS Queen usually ado
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THE BOOK OF TELLS • THE HANDBAG.
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THE BOOK OF TELLS superiors. Touch,
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THE BOOK OF TELLS to shake hands, a
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THE BOOK OF TELLS than any other wa
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THE BOOK OF TELLS cuff. This is Cha
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THE BOOK OF TELLS talking to people
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THE BOOK OF TELLS - someone who was
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THE BOOK OF TELLS action occurs whe
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THE BOOK OF TELLS have high levels
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THE BOOK OF TELLS People can detect
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THE BOOK OF TELLS anxious and despo
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THE BOOK OF TELLS his keys it shows
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THE BOOK OF TELLS activities' which
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THE BOOK OF TELLS By covering their
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THE BOOK OF TELLS ANXIETY TELLS 232
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ANXIETY TELLS suddenly, to last lon
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ANXIETY TELLS the amount of time th
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ANXIETY TELLS being noticed, but be
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ANXIETY TELLS linguists call 'funda
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ANXIETY TELLS as to their desire to
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SEXUAL TELLS 'primary sexual charac
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SEXUAL TELLS between courtship sign
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SEXUAL TELLS animated, while the ma
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SEXUAL TELLS • SCANNING. People m
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SEXUAL TELLS are in the middle of t
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SEXUAL TELLS attractive man she can
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SEXUAL TELLS Flirting Tells Flirtin
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SEXUAL TELLS Leg Tells Women also t
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SEXUAL TELLS The last time I saw th
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SEXUAL TELLS the way that young peo
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SEXUAL TELLS been recognized. Writi
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SEXUAL TELLS the sixteenth century,
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SEXUAL TELLS Touching Tells Courtsh
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SEXUAL TELLS watch Hugh Grant on sc
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SEXUAL TELLS voice is big and muscu
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SEXUAL TELLS were keen to get toget
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SEXUAL TELLS have shown that people
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SEXUAL TELLS In contrast to the sig
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SEXUAL TELLS don't have the resourc
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SEXUAL TELLS mean anything. The oth
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LYING TELLS when they're given a pr
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LYING TELLS in their ability to det
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LYING TELLS • MULTIPLE CAUSES. Pe
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LYING TELLS speed up. In this kind
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LYING TELLS There is, however, a su
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LYING TELLS The Mouth-cover is an i
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LYING TELLS Smiling Tells Of all th
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LYING TELLS Micro-tells When people
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LYING TELLS the eyes bulging and th
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LYING TELLS SMOKESCREENS. Liars oft
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LYING TELLS work involved in produc
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11. Foreign Tells When people speak
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FOREIGN TELLS Action Tells Shibbole
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FOREIGN TELLS with a very light gri
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Page 349 and 350: TELL-TALES present man behind in hi
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Page 369 and 370: NOTES Instrumentation, 1, 203-7; Be
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Page 386 and 387: THE BOOK OF TELLS flattery 99-103 f
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Page 390 and 391: THE BOOK OF TELLS men sexual signal
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