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Byline: Jihad el-Khazen I heard as I was studying language techniques used in the English-language press that if there is a truth or a tale that is well known and obvious, then there is no need to repeat it, as it is common and it adds nothing to the reader's knowledge.
Ayoon Wa Azan (Do We Have Such Afflictions?) by Dar Al Hayat, International ed. (Beirut, Lebanon)
Researchers at Indiana University have found that when men and women text message each other in a public, interactive dating market, it is the women who use more non-standard, expressive language techniques.
Women send more expressive text messages than men by Asian News International
Vulnerable children throughout the UK currently have to go to Kidscape in London to take part in a one-day Zap programme, which gives them a "toolbox" of ways to deal with bullying, including confidence building, verbal assertiveness and body language techniques.
Bullied children find friends close to home; National help scheme ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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