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Table 17.4 (continued)

FDs His gaze is grim, his eyes are

narrowed and turned to the audience

His gaze is serious and grim His grim expression relaxes and

seems to leave space for
resignation

Expression more relaxed, very
slight smile

S I I'm speaking to you I'm about to say something very

serious

This was how things were Even the Internet was the

privilege of a few; to you it's an
everyday tool

II I'm giving you an important piece

of information

You must listen to me carefully We can't change the past I'm speaking of a recent time

and yet it was so different

TS I IMM IMM Imo Imo

II IMM IMM IMM IMM

F I Additional Additional Additional Additional

II Additional Additional Additional Additional

CDs Body immobile, directed forward His body remains in the same

position as before

His body stays in the same
position as before

After the word Internet his body
moves right and he shifts his
weight to his left foot

S I I'm resolute and sure of what I'm

asserting

I'm serious and sure of what I'm
about to say

I'm serious, sure, and resolute
with regard to what I'm saying

It's something that concerns all
of you

II Let's all be aware of this

TS I IMM IMM IMM Imo

II IMM

F I Repetitive Repetitive Repetitive Repetitive

II Additional