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standing posture position: a rationalized mental attitude
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Manner of standing.
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in transactional or reader response theory, a selective attitude that expresses the reader's intent or purpose and guides the reader's attention. Note: "In the reading act, whether the reading event will produce a literary or a nonliterary work depends...on the reader's stance toward the contents of consciousness during the transaction with text. The same text can be read, either
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An athlete's particular starting position.
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that part of the gait cycle in which the foot is in contact with the floor and the leg bears the body weight, comprising heel strike, mid stance, and push-off.
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