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According to the pratfall effect, people will like you more after you make a mistake.
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The partners engaged in different levels of mimicry.
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wzbudzać, wywoływać, prowokować (np. uśmiech, śmiech) start learning
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if someone's a jerk, you will behave towards them in the same way that elicits jerky behaviours.
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odnosić odwrotny skutek, obracać się przeciw komuś start learning
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not having a sense of humour, especially at the office, could backfire
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Researchers found recently that talking about yourself may be inherently rewarding.
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letting someone share a story about their life instead of blabbing on about yours could give more positive memories of your interaction
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This chair wobbles, repair it.
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There are a lot of dogs and cats in this pound.
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There was a glimmer of hope in her eyes. The glimmer of a star caught my attention.
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sprecyzować, dokładnie określić start learning
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It is difficult to pinpoint the direct cause of the recession.
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China is merely following the globalist blueprint for the world.
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Life's too short to be caught up in meaningless tiffs.
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obojętność, dystans, bezstronność (w jakiejś sytuacji) start learning
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I can't help but notice your detachment from everything that happens around you.
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When they started bickering with each other, I knew we had a chance.
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