But like many people of the day, it was a practice to snip out little mementos of events, and this particular coat suffered that same fate, in that Alfonso Don would clip pieces away from the coat and give it to people who came to visit and to see the coat.

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Here's another video clip from that same series that speaks to this issue, this one's beautifully done.

这儿是这个系列的另一段视频,也是围绕这个问题的,做的很完美

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We're going to show a clip from a movie that I think is particularly appropriate.

我认为这支摘自一部电影的短片,特别地切合今天的主题。

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Now another clip from that same Antony Thomas series I'd like to show you here.

现在我们来看托马斯制作的,另一段视频

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And as an introduction to faces I have a brief film clip from Paul Ekman, who is one of the world's great scholars in the study of facial expressions.

作为对脸的简介,我播放保罗，艾克曼的短片，他是伟大的学者,对面部表情很有研究。

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So we'll take Flaming Hot Cheetos up there, and later in the class I'll play you a very cute clip from NPR about kids eating Flaming Hot Cheetos in schools.

我们以火焰辣奇多为例,稍后我会播一个来自于全国公共广播网的,关于孩子们在学校里吃火焰辣奇多的短片

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So, if you were to lose half your brain, the other half can actually do a lot but some things are more prevalent and more powerful in one part of the brain than the other And I want to show you a brief film clip from "Scientific American" that illustrates the differences between the hemispheres, but before doing that,I want to provide some introductory facts.

如果你失去了半个大脑,另外一半其实也可以完成很多功能,但是某些功能是存在单侧化优势的,我给你们播放一段短片,来自于《科学美国人》,它解释了大脑两半球的功能差异,但在此之前,我想先做一些介绍

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