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Communicate through EXPRESSION nyLaurie Volk

Communicate through EXPRESSION nyLaurie Volk

Communication is often effectively conveyed through expression in both humans and animals!

Communication is often effectively conveyed through expression in both humans and animals!
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Thank you! Isn't the expression PRICELESS! Talk about communication without words!

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Thank you! Isn't the expression PRICELESS! Talk about communication without words!

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Laurie, I agree with you about the expression and I'm sure everyone has their own interpretation of this one. What I here, loud and clear, is "Are you sure you're OK?" This is a wonderful image!

Thanks again! I think ypu are right about that!

So lovely...voted...this should do well in the communication comp..k

I think it speaks clearly how expression communicates! Thanks so much for the peer award, comment and vote! Encouraging!

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