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Mr. RAKOFF: What I'm talking about is literally a pre-conscious kind of primate's response to a lack of symmetry that would lead to that inevitable tiny microgesture, but that would be a flinch of asymmetry.
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Mr. RAKOFF: What I'm talking about is literally a pre-conscious kind of primate's response to a lack of symmetry that would lead to that inevitable tiny microgesture, but that would be a flinch of asymmetry.
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Mr. RAKOFF: What I'm talking about is literally a pre-conscious kind of primate's response to a lack of symmetry that would lead to that inevitable tiny microgesture, but that would be a flinch of asymmetry.
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Mr. RAKOFF: What I'm talking about is literally a pre-conscious kind of primate's response to a lack of symmetry that would lead to that inevitable tiny microgesture, but that would be a flinch of asymmetry.
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Mr. RAKOFF: What I'm talking about is literally a pre-conscious kind of primate's response to a lack of symmetry that would lead to that inevitable tiny microgesture, but that would be a flinch of asymmetry.
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Mr. RAKOFF: What I'm talking about is literally a pre-conscious kind of primate's response to a lack of symmetry that would lead to that inevitable tiny microgesture, but that would be a flinch of asymmetry.
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Mr. RAKOFF: What I'm talking about is literally a pre-conscious kind of primate's response to a lack of symmetry that would lead to that inevitable tiny microgesture, but that would be a flinch of asymmetry.
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Whatever your age or position at the office, when you choose to multitask, consider the value of making a “microgesture.”
Find Your Focus Zone PhD Lucy Jo Palladino 2007
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Whatever your age or position at the office, when you choose to multitask, consider the value of making a “microgesture.”
Find Your Focus Zone PhD Lucy Jo Palladino 2007
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Whatever your age or position at the office, when you choose to multitask, consider the value of making a “microgesture.”
Find Your Focus Zone PhD Lucy Jo Palladino 2007
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