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...one of triumphand success. But their stage smile is tinged with a sadness. It ishaunted by the...obstacles they overcame.However haunted the smile might be, though, ultimately it wasa smile that won America's heart. Jewish comedians...
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...of a metaphysics of morals liesbehind the title, The Puritan Smile. With due regard for its limita­tions, certain of the...historically sup­planted it. Thus, the Puritan needs an ironic smile. An unsmiling,unironic Puritan would be socially dangerous...
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We seem to see a long-necked swan with a broad smile.But look carefully, for details betray this impossible beast.Its mouth opens above the eyes; its feathers run the wrongway...
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...anothername would smell as sweet. / A SKUNK smellsits own hole first.smile (n.) 1. A smile costs nothing but givesmuch. Rec. dist.: Miss., N.Y.2. A smile goes a long way. Var.: A smile cango a long way. Rec. dist...
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...but it isnot always easy- between the meaning of a smile as an inner or per­sonal event or state, and...be a sardonic sneer (lit.), snigger chuckle simper smile false smile laugh and giggle frozen smile unnatural smile , sinister...
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...social, de­pending on which type of smile you believe you saw. You will see 20 people...true expressions of enjoyment.For the smile pair judgment condition, the following...view each person twice. Observe the first smile, but do not circle a response. Thenobserve...
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...underlining: ■ S="You're smiling" (indicative). ■ = "Smile" (imperative). Here are some further examples: ■ =Don't smile. ■ = Smile or laugh. ■ = Don't either smile or laugh. ■ = Don...
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...the inner me, and only an inner me-generated smile looks genuine. The outer me does not have access to the neural mechanisms that give rise to the smile. However, an outer me-generated smile can resemble the genuine article sufficiently...
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...very high relationship with Total Extent ofSmiling and the high relationship with Smile Number, Smile Extent WhileNot Speaking had substantial correlations with Smile Extent While Speak­ing and with Rates for Total Laughs and Laughs While...
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In designing SMILE (Figure 5), we put muchgreater emphasis into scaffolding...lower levels into scaffolding activities andeven actions.D. Web-SMILE: Providing SMILE-likeFunctionality on the WebWeb-SMILE was developed as a prototype...
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