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    If one is "armed" does not mean one is dangerous!


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    Body language gives us advance warning about the actions that a person or group of people are about to undertake.
    Body language gives us a window into the person’s mind, telling us what their current emotional state is.
    Body language is an early warning device built into every single human being.
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