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- 18fdd5e7257312a10adc2af6741cd4ea911f343306236f6fe2ea376d6bf43471 date "2005-09-17".
- 18fdd5e7257312a10adc2af6741cd4ea911f343306236f6fe2ea376d6bf43471 first "Simon".
- 18fdd5e7257312a10adc2af6741cd4ea911f343306236f6fe2ea376d6bf43471 isCitedBy Doris_Stokes.
- 18fdd5e7257312a10adc2af6741cd4ea911f343306236f6fe2ea376d6bf43471 last "Fanshawe".
- 18fdd5e7257312a10adc2af6741cd4ea911f343306236f6fe2ea376d6bf43471 pages "1".
- 18fdd5e7257312a10adc2af6741cd4ea911f343306236f6fe2ea376d6bf43471 title "I know what you're thinking There is, says the US 'mind reader' Marc Salem, no such thing as reading minds. But being able to read people's signs and signals, he tells Simon Fanshawe, can be elevated to an art form where science meets our enduring need for mystery".
- 18fdd5e7257312a10adc2af6741cd4ea911f343306236f6fe2ea376d6bf43471 work Financial_Times.