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That's not what I meant! How conversational style makes or breaks your relations with others. By Deborah Tannen. New York: Morrow, 1986. Pp. 214.

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In this classic work - her first - Tannen brilliantly tackles crucial interactions, looking at conversations with colleagues, bosses, friends and family. Engaging, accessible and absolutely compelling, Tannen once again shows us what's really shaping - or breaking- our relationships with others.

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