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I Know What You're Really Thinking: Reading Body Language Like a Trial Lawyer

I Know What You're Really Thinking: Reading Body Language Like a Trial Lawyer

by Mogil, J D Marc
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Brand1st Book Library
Pub dateFeb 11, 2003
ISBN-101410707016
ISBN-139781410707017
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9.48 × 0.63 × 6.32 in
Weight1 lb
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