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Many South Koreans also believe in physiognomy — the notion that a person's personality and fate can be "read" in the shape of the eyes, nose, ears and forehead.
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"Many of Curran's discoveries will shape how Christie is read in future," Tom Sperlinger predicted in the Independent on Sunday.
This can be explained if they are reading the events of the show in terms of motivations – the shapes aren't just moving at random, but they showed to the infant that the shape pushing uphill "wants" to help out (and so is nice) and the shape pushing downhill "wants" to cause problems (and so is nasty).
We are seeing a newly shaped information environment, where indeed few are read by many, but clusters of moderately read sites provide platforms for vastly greater numbers of speakers than were heard in the mass-media environment.
The pins were in the shape of a red-and-white soup can, and read "Growth" where "Chicken Noodle" or "Tomato" might have been.
Obviously, it's too late to wish you'd kept in good shape when the incident happens, but since you're reading this, do consider staying in shape as one good way of keeping yourself safe.
"Our hearts are with you," read one sign, cut in the shape of a heart and pasted at the structure's base.
Giovanni Maciocco works on the territory like a cartographer, able to read and re-read in the signs shaping it the lines of development of a project.
Each copy of Visionaire Love, which is $175 (www.visionaireworld.com), is a different read and contains an Elsa Peretti sterling bookmark in the shape of a heart.
I had read that this was a chocolate mousse inside a blue-chocolate shell in the shape of a vintage racecar once made by the Bluebird Motor Company.
How astonishing, then, to read in the Wall Street Journal and other recent press reports that a movement of "Neo-Luddites" is taking shape in the United States.
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