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It was the first approach of the night. I was in a bar in Washington DC with two students in tow. I approached and I was a bit nervous. ... The word ‘like’ is a filler word. Filler words are unnecessary and useless verbiage that people throw into conversation. They are useless and distracting. Beyond that,
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•...other people with convulsive fidgets. ∎ a person...x220E; (usu. fidgets ) a state of mental or physical...full of nervous energy and fidgets. ...
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The "fidget molecule" is a protein (Bsx) produced in the hypothalamus, the region of the brain that is thought to control appetite [1]. The hypothalamus links the nervous and endocrine systems, the latter of which includes ... LeegleechN, on 10/11/2007, -0/+1Probably because people who fidget are more likely to be active.
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‘Fairly reliable’ is all I’m holding it too, the same as ‘fidgeting = nervous’ etc. I know not all fidgeters are nervous, that not all nervous people fidget, and that you can fake or suppress fidgeting… but it’s a good rule of thumb.
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Maybe that's why he's nervous around his new team. Maybe that's why the handwritten goals he carries around are scribbled in Chinese, which he learned in high school. For now, he prefers to keep them private. "You don't know how people will take you," Johnson says.
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Morallen nods reassuringly, drawing back to wait and rub Tonalie's feet in a half-nervous massage now that everything is prepped and ready for the end-stange of reproduction to begin. Some people fidget when nervous, some people snap and bark.
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I mean there’s a lovely slow song playing, the moonlight is beaming down upon the dancing mass of people, and…I’m sort of flattered that this person wants to dance with me. ... Some people fidget when their nervous, others start stuttering, but I…sneeze. A lot.
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Do you thing that maybe he was a bit nervous? Some people fidget when they are nervous and they don't know what to do with their hands. I agree, I think for Obama to become that great orator, he needs to overcome some body language cues.
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people also fidget when they are nervous or are distracted by some personal issue and therefore don't give their whole to the conversation - again doesn't mean they are lying ; there are other factors to why people move the way they do...
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