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EMOTE

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EMOTEElectronic Multimedia Online Textbook in Engineering for Aeronautics and Astronautics (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Undergraduate Projects Laboratory; Cambridge, MA)
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MUGDHA Godse didn't have much to emote in Fashion but Madhur Bhandarkar probably promised her more in his next film, Jail .
Mugdha cries her eyes out in Jail by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
I can emote better in a Latin language, so the songs have turned out more personal and intimate," she added.
Nelly Furtado 'struggles to write passionate lyrics in English' by Asian News International
This woman doesn't waste words or emote unnecessarily.
We're voting for Susan's old-fashioned decency by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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