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...talent for finding the food using nonverbal signals from the researchers--even something as subtle as gazing toward the hiding place. That doesn't surprise Nicholas Dodman, director of the Animal Behavior Clinic at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine. Dodman says dogs can read "a look, a facial expression, a tone in your muscles." Wolves, by contrast, are dolts when it comes to reading such signs--suggesting that the trait arose during domestication...
...against a $21 million lawsuit filed by promoter Marcel Avram, who claims Jackson illegally backed out of two millennial concerts. Jackson says Avram called them off. For his first day of testimony, Jackson arrived wearing his familiar surgical mask, which he removed when he took the stand, revealing sparse facial stubble and an unexplained bandage at the tip of his nose. On Day Two, Jackson arrived four hours late, this time shielding himself from the sun with an umbrella. The delay gave the judge time to call a news photographer into his chambers in response to a complaint by Jackson...
...don’t even know what year the player is. Any signs that could definitively set an 18-year-old apart from someone who’s 22 are obscured by the million-megawatt grin across his face, a facial feature that screams eight, nine years old or thereabouts. He could be a senior, doing this for the last time. Or he could be a freshman and maybe not quite know what all this means, except a little more partying later on that night...
...time.” And that’s nice, if only for the sake of balance. We both also get mistaken for Toby Anekwe ’03.) So, you see that black guy up ahead? Take a good long look. Use facial cues. If those don’t work for you, proceed as follows...
...They’re visible whenever I smile and I tend to smile a lot, especially somewhat nervously as people I may or may not have ever met approach me like I’ve known them all my life. Catch the braces, the cap and the facial hair—and the bemused expression befitting someone who knows you should’ve figured this out by now—and you just might be about to run into Martin S. Bell, by gosh...