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Tracking movements that betray the mind
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6-6-2007 7:09 AM
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6-6-2007
8:18 AM
debbyski
This clip reminded me of the fact that I fold my arms in order to keep hand gestures down
6-6-2007
6:31 PM
ech0_dancer
reminds me of silly string -- remember that stuff ?!?
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