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Frowns at my stance, my curled-up fingers, my thumbs sticking out over the knuckles.
Veracity LAURA BYNUM 2010
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He once described himself as a man who seldom meddled in public affairs, “content with the Blessings of a private Station” without regard for “the Smiles & Frowns of the Great.”
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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The Smiles and Frowns take their name from religious symbology and say things such as: "Duality is the source of life, because all things must have an opposing force in order to exist; a smile and a frown are perfect symbols to represent duality."
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What to buy: The Smiles and Frowns is released by aA on 16 August.
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He once described himself as a man who seldom meddled in public affairs, “content with the Blessings of a private Station” without regard for “the Smiles & Frowns of the Great.”
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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The background: The Smiles and Frowns are a little bit different.
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He once described himself as a man who seldom meddled in public affairs, “content with the Blessings of a private Station” without regard for “the Smiles & Frowns of the Great.”
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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Frowns turn into smiles, you become open to the possibilities, and people gravitate towards those who are happy and have a positive outlook on life.
Julie Spira: Can You Be Happy At Thanksgiving When You Are Single? 2009
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Retreat, where they are free from those false Alarms of the World, which beguile us with foolish Hopes, or as foolish Fears; for to these Votaries the Smiles and Frowns of Fortune are equal; for they court not the one, nor apprehend the other.
Exilius 2008
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Frowns We tried to pimp the bard out for weddings and bar mitzvahs but had no success.
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