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It is risk-averse language, Beckett notes.
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For example, a March 10 post on the inadequacy of language culminates in a few notes about a Cheverney Rouge (a wine from the Loire).
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An excellent new English language blog from the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza, notes striking differences in the way that the March 1st summit was reported by the British, American, Polish and French press.
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Vengel notes that "positive and future-oriented" language can help others see that you are pursuing the matter for the good of the company and not simply looking for retribution.
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He notes that part of why we are fascinated with body language is because it unlocks the human code to better understand not only what people are feeling but what they are intending .
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He notes that in 1861 only one Italian in 40 spoke the language (Victor Emmanuel barely did so).
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This language was being sung by a young voice, and there were no false notes, no sounds of jangling irritation proof that there were no cracks in the rails and that the metal had not been worn away at the joints.
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Take notes on what you find and figure out how to craft the language effectively so that your profile has the opportunity to rank for the keywords that are related to your experience and to the jobs you want to land.
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You know how people who come from completely different cultures and backgrounds, people who might not even speak a single word of the same language, they might still be drawn together when their hearts are lifted by the notes of a song, or a vision on a canvas, or the graceful arc of a dance.
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The word "snob, " notes Gessen, has a slightly different connotation in Russian--the only language in which the magazine is printed.
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