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The document discusses basic deceit signals and body language cues that could indicate someone is lying. It states that on average a person tells 2-3 lies in a 10 minute conversation. Some potential signs of lying include closed palms, nose touching, collar pulling, eye rubbing, mouth covering, and ear grabbing as these gestures may signal changes in chemical reactions or discomfort.
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