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    the pupil to the cheilion. 3. The vertical distance from the eyebrow to the ala of the nose. 4. The vertical distance from subnasion to glabella at the midline. 5. The distance from one cheilion to the other cheilion‚ following the curvature of the lip border. 6. The distance from the eyebrow line to the hair line (in females) (Da Vinci). 7. The distance from the external canthus to the internal canthus (Da Vinci). 8. The vertical height of the ear (Da Vinci). 9. The distance between tips of the thumb

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    open mouth to show that he is surprised. However‚ if Thomas wants to happy that someone he didn’t like walking into the room his face would also change to maybe these‚ the Inner corners of the eyebrows are drawn in and upwards‚ frowning of lips‚ pouting of lower lip‚ and eyes cast down. These are some example of facial expressions. Thomas may show some facial expressions towards other members of staff in Tremains for example‚ during lunch time if they sever something up that

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    but answers him anyway. "And if I do?" Ocelot answers a question with a question‚ raising a thick eyebrow questioningly. There’s no malice in his voice‚ it was no cruel taunt. Just teasing‚ voice dripping with sensuality. Kaz scoffs‚ pursing his lips‚ betraying the way his pulse thumps like a fish caught in a net‚ Ocelot’s hand casually creeping from his jaw to his neck‚ feeling the erratic pulse there. "Easy there‚ Socrates‚" Miller says‚ voice becoming less steady and more breathy when he feels

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    Response to Literature: Romeo Makes a Move “You’re a fine piece of real estate and I’m looking to get me some land‚” is a pick-up line and in Romeo and Juliet‚ a tragic play by William Shakespeare‚ Romeo used a pick-up line in order to get his objective through to kiss Juliet. The conversation Romeo and Juliet had‚ was written by Shakespeare in the form of a sonnet‚ a 14-line poem usually containing one of several conventional rhyme schemes. To describe this romantic‚ somewhat intimate first

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    SLIDE 10 Bailey (1984)‚ Crider (1990)‚ Lisk (1991)‚ and Hofmeister (1982) each emphasize the importance of providing students with opportunities to listen for interference beats. In fact‚ Edgar Miles’ 1972 study‚ which examines whether beat elimination can be used to improve the pitch matching ability of beginning wind students‚ confirms the effectiveness of this teaching technique. Miles’ findings reveal: 1. All beginning wind students can learn to perceive beats. 2. All beginning wind students

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    you overweight‚ their bottoms were not very plump because that also made you look fat. The women being shared on social media had thin lips‚ and very pale skin. That is until stars like the Kardashians started using plastic surgery‚ to get fuller lips‚ curvy waist and plump bottoms‚ and also using tanning beds to get darker. Soon they were known for the full lips and thick bodies‚ and bronze skin when before black women who were built that way were always considered overweight or not beautiful. How

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    QCF TINA MORGAN Unit 33 understand physical disability 1 understand the importance of differing between the individual and the disability 1.1 Explain the importance of recognising the centrality of the individual rather than the disability. It is important because each person deserves respect and each person has their own individual needs. Not every person is the same‚ and treating a person in the exact same way . 1.2 explain the importance of an assessment being person centred Helps to

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    house sparrows greeting the sun with their morning song of joy. It was something more physical‚ something visceral‚ an inherent perception of a long-forgotten pleasure slowly rising from within. His body was awakening. A low moan tumbled from his lips‚ and rolling over‚ he pressed against the muscular body lying next to him. With his mind suspended between sleep and consciousness‚ his movements were intuitive‚ and instinctively seeking friction‚ he ground his growing erection against Booker’s firm

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    hurt herself by biting her lip and feeling depressed. Melinda started to thaw out a little to her friends David and Ivy because both of them helped her in some way. Melinda finally thawed out completely to Mr.Freeman because he showed that he cared for her which lead to Melinda telling him everything. Thawing out takes time and people need to feel loved and cared for in order to express their feelings Melinda didn’t feel loved which made her hurt herself by biting her lip and feeling depressed. The

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    [b]‚ []‚ [æ]‚ [u:]. During on-glide of the consonant [b] the lips are brought together to form a complete obstruction. At the same time the vocal cords are drawn near together and vibrate‚ because [b] is a voiced consonant. As soon as the lips are closed to form a complete obstruction the stop-stage of the sound begins. The retention stage is immediately followed by the off-glide‚ or release. During this stage the lips are quickly opened‚ and the air escapes from the mouth with plosion.

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