| The increase in people's personal space would make pick pocketing much less likely. |
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| I didn't go around and encroach on her personal space though, however tempting it may have been. |
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| It would be twice today that this person had invaded her personal space and sneaked up on her. |
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| Communication is good, but not when it starts to invade other people's privacy, personal space and health. |
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| He asked as he advanced across the room, pausing a few inches from Trey, completely invading his personal space. |
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| It seemed to be the perfect place to sit and study people without encroaching on their personal space. |
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| They are all up in my personal space so I say excuse me and move away but they keep looking at me. |
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| I don't like people invading my personal space, I feel all claustrophobic and I sometimes feel people will see I'm not so confident. |
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| In my late teens, a sensitive young painter, I felt the need for some personal space. |
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| The fact that Annie doesn't have a zoom lens meant that she had to invade that person's personal space to get the detail she required. |
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| The concepts of personal space and physical comfort were quite foreign to the typical Jamaican commuter back in those days. |
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| Part of her role is to ensure the well-being of students without invading personal space. |
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| He was grinning and he immediately invaded her personal space, backing her against the locker beside hers. |
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| How can you conduct yourself so that you refrain from invading my personal space? |
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| He stepped forward, his arms at his sides, but I was nonetheless within his personal space. |
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| As the starting gun barked out the release of pent-up energy, each triathlete fought for his or her personal space in the sea of bodies. |
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| I'm not much of a socializer and I'm one of those crazy people who values their personal space. |
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| If she touched her, she was worried the child might break, shatter into a million pieces at the shock of the touch in her personal space. |
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| When I came back, my personal space was invaded, but I felt like I was coming home. |
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| Turning a cold shoulder towards others signifies Shanghai people's emphasis on personal space. |
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| Cozy guest bedrooms upstairs with en suite showers, television and trouser presses provide privacy and personal space. |
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| Few things, however, have been as upsetting as having my personal space invaded in this way. |
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| Bobby stepped forward, completely invading Paul's personal space in a gesture that was deliberately challenging. |
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| She's standing very close to me, but for some reason the personal space issues are out of the window. |
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| You have to sign a release form accepting that your instructor may hold you close, touch you and invade your personal space. |
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| Invading my personal space was obviously his way of making me uncomfortable. |
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| He docks his vintage, gas-guzzling cruiser at the yacht club and doesn't like the noise of the occasional plane invading his personal space. |
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| That way, we reasoned, people would have their close colleagues at hand and would still have enough personal space to digest the information. |
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| As the camera was moved around, people reacted to the idea that their personal space was being invaded. |
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| A measuring microphone automatically analyses your personal space situation. |
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| Update 2: Allen Stern at Centernetworks makes some strong points about the need for personal space and breathing time here. |
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| There was always a No Trespassing sign posted on his life, and very few gained entrance into his personal space. |
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| These skills include the ability to interpret facial expressions and body language and to understand and respect personal space. |
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| Let an idea gestate in your head or some sort of personal space for awhile. |
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| Regularly encroach upon the personal space of your beloved in a desperate attempt to get noticed. |
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| The Customer may terminate their personal account by logging on to their personal space to make their request. |
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| Of course, since it is a personal space, certain communal actions are verboten. |
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| It is a new way of building personal space, starting with a fundamental element which unmistakeably delineates access and boundaries: the door. |
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| The scientists live in a crowded bunkhouse with little privacy and personal space, hungry bugs and stifling heat. |
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| Management of your personal space from your computer with free and unlimited changes. |
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| Slowly come to your feet and walk about the room maintaining that personal space. |
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| You can also access a secure personal space once you have entered your codes. |
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| When persons with autism perceive an invasion of their personal space, they can quickly turn violent. |
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| You will find in your personal space all the functionality that makes the Web such a leading communication tool. |
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| The women were all very adamantly disciplined, unable to understand the natives' strange ways of deliberating their time and apportioning personal space. |
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| Inch by inch, day by day, his personal space is being annexed. |
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| He invades personal space, standing mere inches away from his staff while playing the innuendo card with a heavy-handedness that makes his point painfully obvious. |
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| After all, you've invaded their very personal space via the airwaves. |
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| Get your home and office in shape with two new books that offer practical tips on organizing your time and personal space. |
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| The Eos seat is more like a suite, offering an unprecedented 21 square feet of personal space per guest. |
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| Diamandis said the cost of a personal space flight will fall because today's space entrepreneurs run such lean operations. |
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| She remained stone-still, ready for anything, sending her heightened senses in search of who or what was encroaching on her personal space. |
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| Here, the amount of personal space that is acknowledged for a little person is similar to that of a child. |
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| For example, personal space is an obvious issue for dental hygiene. |
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| While it was acknowledged that camp life had improved over the years, the contention about lack of any privacy or personal space in camp environments was echoed across the groups. |
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| Such professional space is inextricably nested within personal space. |
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| Chances are that if you have a child between the ages of nine and twelve, you may have noticed a few changes recently-in their interests, personal space, and how they communicate. |
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| Contacting anyone or anything means you have lost your personal space. |
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| You may participate in a language audit directly from your personal space. |
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| Their idea of personal space is different. |
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| Their keen sense of personal space and their occasional depredation of crops and livestock have brought this proud animal into conflict with people, inevitably to the grizzlies' detriment. |
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| If a child invades personal space, asks personal questions or misplaces their authority with an adult, supportively re-establish appropriate behaviour. |
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| Because our need for peace within our personal space is growing in importance, the combination of design and noice technology is particulary beneficial. |
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| Business travellers are said to be most irritated by fellow travellers invading their personal space during flights. |
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| Just like any person, cats need their personal space too! |
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| World Business Class customers will travel in seats offering 60 inches or greater of personal space. |
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| Like long-term couple Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton, who famously live in separate houses, I believe that personal space is the key to a healthy relationship. |
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