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What is the meaning of this dream?
folded arms locked
Where on meez do you get the animations where your arms are folded?
This animation only comes with being vip.
The president of the Supreme Student Government holds a meeting. The other officers slouch on their chairs with their arms folded. What does it communicate?
hahaha
How do you Tie a knot that will not untie?
Instructions:1. Fold your arms.2. Keep your arms folded and grab both ends of the string.3. Without letting go of the string, unfold your arms...Taa Daa!!
You are making a proposal to a group of Japanese executives when you notice a few of them sat with their arms folded and eyes closed They are?
They are listening intently
What does high folded arms mean?
High folded arms typically indicate a defensive or closed-off posture. It can suggest that a person is feeling uncomfortable, anxious, or resistant to communication. This body language may also signal disagreement or a desire to create personal space. However, context is important, as it can also be a comfortable position for some individuals.
What are the dance terms of folk dance?
bow and salute hands on waist hands holding skirt arms in lateral position hayon-hayon anrasete kumintang bilao free foot folded arms start with left hand
Where did the pretzels come from?
1856, from German 'prezel', also 'brezel', from Old High German 'brezitella', from Middle Latin 'brachitellum', presumably a biscuit baked in the shape of folded arms (in prayer?) dim. of Latin 'bracchiatus', with branches/arms, from Latin bracchium 'arm' : : : :
Are postcards folded?
they r folded but not by the person who sends the note. they r folded by the post services.
How are mountains folded?
when the Earth plates collide.Rocks areforced into air and folded with pressure and built the folded mountins.
How is insulin folded?
Insulin is a liquid. It cannot be folded.
Why is Mona Lisa's arms folded?
Yes. One arm is crossed over the other arm. Both are clearly visible all the way to her fingertips.
