(noun) eye contact,
a Meeting Of The Eyes Between Two People That Expresses Meaningful Nonverbal Communication; "it Was A Mere Glance, But The Eye Contact Was Enough To Tell Her That He Was Desperate To Leave"
(noun) eye contact,
contact That Occurs When Two People Look Directly At Each Other; "a Teacher Should Make Eye Contact With The Students"
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Nathanson, S. An eye for an eye? The morality of punishing by death. New Jersey: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 1987.
Capital Punishment
Thomson Healthcare Company. (2004, January 2004) Studies shed light on youth sex and drinking: Parents and teens don't see eye to eye. AIDS Alert, 19.1, 8(2).
Alcohol Consumption and Sexual Behavior
Tunnacliffe, Catherine: "And baby makes.....Two?" Box Populi www.eye.net/eye/issue/ issue_03.25.04/film/boxpopuli.html
Single Moms on TV
Murphy, Caryle. "Eye for an Eye" Challenges Faithful. Washington Post, May 12 2001
The Separation of Church and State
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