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</tr></table><p><p>These are the signs that originally needed the symbols for rotations from the wrist. As you can see, they are four almost similar signs, differing mostly in the direction of the movement from the wrsit. All four have the arm with the wrist in the same posistion, and the same handshape. The fitst sign is 'fishing', the second is 'knocking on a door' (we do it politely, no banging), the third one is 'cheap' and the last one is 'clubbing' (like a chair-person') Val and I discussed these signs and possible solutions during one of my visits years ago - thank you for providing us with a way to write these subtle differences, Val - ,
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<p>love,
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<p>Ingvild<br><br><hr>
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