On the 17th, amorous Venus glides into your glamorous, amorous fifth house, followed by the sun on the 20th.
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This how the poem "Amorous Day" begins: An amorous day and not to be denied: toothpaste coffee toast portend the cold sea-swell of my urges.
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Roger, alongside being a fitness icon, was an amorous boy.
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On Monday, your amorous planetary ruler Venus enters your sign!
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Interspersed between amorous moments are more dramatic and humorous demonstrations.
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She played a villainous weasel and an aggressively amorous hyena.
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Unlike most trans-amorous men, he isn't ashamed of his sexuality.
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This is the danger in stereotyping all trans amorous men as chasers.
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There she learned Turkish, the precepts of Islam and the amorous arts.
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Causing harm is often an unfortunate quality of trans-amorous male culture.
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But more neurotic, violent, warlike, obsessed, devious, creative, passionate, amorous, and so on.
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Early this week, the Pisces moon connects to enchanted Neptune and amorous Venus.
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Summer lovin' may be fading fast, but prepare yourself for an amorous autumn.
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So, here's our advice to those amorous furries out there: Hit up Chester.
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And from Tuesday through November 11, amorous Venus sails through bold, outspoken Sagittarius.
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Cox casts vegetative humanoids as amorous heroes with their own language and literature.
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Perhaps amorous tyrannosaurs rubbed their snouts together in a Cretaceous riff on kissing.
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Loke Rahbek: The record is about love yes, but not an amorous one.
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Just look at this "I am definitely listening to what you're saying" amorous expression.
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Libra's planet is amorous Venus, which is currently retrograde in your house of career.
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Some viewers were less outraged than than they were amused at Ben's amorous confessions.
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Your planetary ruler, amorous Venus, is at critical degrees on Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday.
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She had waited until this amorous skunk had fallen asleep and examined his cellphone.
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But military officials and parade organizers are hoping to curb amorous paradegoers this year.
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Like Facebook pages, they can be public statements of personal interests, political or amorous.
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Jamie is also surprised but intrigued, and the situation starts to turn amorous between them.
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Their awkwardly endearing verbal exchange and his gentle entreaties result in an amorous, nongraphic union.
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If these are clichés — what's more threadbare than May and December, student and amorous teacher?
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But somehow, with the suave moves of an amorous fictional Frenchman, he pulled it off.
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Your planetary ruler, amorous Venus, beings its retrograde on Friday in your house of partnerships.
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Those belong to an indecent and possibly endless series involving an amorous Jack Russell named Tag.
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"There was an amorous relationship," one of the prosecutors, Estefania Paulin, told reporters in Sao Paulo.
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Two rather amorous kookaburra birds were responsible for a power outage in Western Australia on Thursday.
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I've also had a Youtube page for almost 9 years called Ask a Trans Amorous Man.
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She even consented to a certain amount of butt-sniffing from a persistent and amorous Chihuahua.
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Where Hugo treated Ester with detachment or contempt, Olof can sometimes be tender, admiring, even amorous.
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The character's amorous conquests, the scripts made clear, may well have existed chiefly in his own mind.
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Check. However, where Eros caused drama of all kinds, Cupid only inspired amorous feelings amongst his targets.
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On February 14, the moon will be in loving Libra, amplifying the amorous vibes of the day.
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The powerful beings who had taken possession of Johel's amorous dossier required a full year to act.
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But this was only possible because of the amorous planet's extreme proximity to the Sun, Rudolph explained.
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In Nigeria, a "public show of same-sex amorous relationships" can lead to 10 years in jail.
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Here's Tupac Shakur luxuriating in a bubble bath; there's Paris Hilton in amorous engagement with a Popsicle.
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On the next track, "Save That Time," a ballad, Mr. Mahogany downshifts into a slow, amorous croon.
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His heroine, Aurora Greenway, a caustic Houston widow with Connecticut roots, is quick-witted, amorous and matriarchal.
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But in addition to dealing with amorous love, the book also carries a very important theme of fatherhood.
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He said he was trying to strike up an amorous relationship with "this famous girl," who rebuffed him.
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IN THE 210th and 2000th centuries two celebrated male poets wrote about men in affectionate, even amorous, terms.
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About 100 of us were just like"—she mimics enthusiastically panting like an amorous cartoon dog—"following him.
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Bellowing with a vibrato like an amorous goat, Nathaniel stomped his foot on the floorboards of the airplane.
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"I've heard some things in my time, I have to say," he told the Times of amorous fans.
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It all gets a bit tamer on Friday, when amorous Venus flutters into virtuous Virgo until August 29.
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He lived on the down low for decades, and is now an outspoken advocate for trans amorous men.
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But, he told me, other trans-amorous men hide their sexuality so well, they hide it from themselves.
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Earlier this year, I was enjoying an... uhhh... amorous moment with a date at Tottenham Court Road tube station.
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But, amorous Venus won't let you turn into a cat lady or an old, married couple before your time.
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And it gets even better on the 23rd, when amorous Venus makes her annual visit to Scorpio until October.
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Glamorous, amorous Venus cruises through your flamboyant fifth house until the 22nd, too, saving you from shut-in status.
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" Van Winkles adds: "If Walrus happens to share a bed with someone, it may get amorous with that person.
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The thought of a concentration camp had deterred any thoughts I had about an unforgettable night of amorous frenzy.
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"La Surprise" depicts a couple in an amorous embrace as a musician watches them, and a dog watches him.
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On the 10th, daring Jupiter sends a sultry (and NSFW) message to amorous Venus, and things could get steamy!
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With amorous Venus making her annual stopover to Cancer from June 17 to mid-July, you'll be ultra magnetic.
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And in the song's main conceit — an amorous escape from the workweek grind — there's something comfortingly routine, almost lulling.
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This makes for some colorful anecdotes—the amorous feelings of many of the Twin Peaks female cast, for one.
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Furthermore, they're dignified, ingenious, invested, loyal, powerful, funny, amorous, independent… And this isn't only a vision of the future.
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We open with a glimpse of Jamie's everyday life, complete with an amorous landlady and a meditative printmaking montage.
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The baron, who crudely boasts to the Marschallin of amorous adventures with servants, suddenly seems more dangerous, less laughable.
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An amorous Newcastle couple was reportedly cited twice, even after they had moved their bed into their dining room.
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Loving conversations and expressions of devotion flow as the planet of communication, Mercury, meets sweet Venus, your amorous planetary ruler.
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Amorous Venus makes her annual visit to Virgo from August 5 to 29, reminding you to be true to yourself.
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With the sun in your glamorous, amorous fifth house until the 22nd, the month is off to a sizzling start.
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The furry community obviously smelled blood in the water and began to flood Tony's account with their openly amorous advances.
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She soon got the message when he saw her sexily dancing under the club's glitter ball with an amorous bloke.
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When the O'Neills arrived, they discovered they'd been given a room without a double bed, which enraged the amorous couple.
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One of the last amorous episodes he managed to record is the one modern readers tend to find most shocking.
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That night, Gypsy is once again up and about, Googling fan art of Jean Grey and Wolverine in various amorous poses.
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Sunday morning at 5:21 AM, amorous Venus harmonizes with lucky Jupiter, opening doors for deep self-love and self-acceptance.
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And on more than one occasion, says Taylor, frisky male rabbits have attempted to become "overly amorous" with their matching models.
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A Parisian cellist (Audrey Hepburn) and an American playboy (Gary Cooper) spar through amorous afternoons in his suite in the Ritz.
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None of the colleges has the sort of restrictions on male guests that once forced amorous visitors to vault college walls.
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That makes the amorous Diego, or "Super Diego," as he's known to islanders, the reason we still have giant hooded tortoises.
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During the dry season, the forest is a refuge for amorous elephants who come in from the plains nearby to breed.
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MPB was a mix of Brazilian rhythms, samba and bossa nova, often accompanied by edgy lyrics reflecting amorous and social concerns.
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I was scared of being treated differently by other people, and I think that's what other trans amorous men fear, too.
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It's a rainy winter, but a local roué promises that with the tourist season, opportunities for amorous activity will be overwhelming.
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Raised on Nora Ephron and Jane Austen, she cuts her insufficiently amorous dates short and opines on the death of romance.
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With amorous Venus in your relationship houses all month, you're ready for a winter warmer that doesn't come in a coffee cup.
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You'll be open to new types of people and amorous adventures, maybe even rushing headlong into a relationship that just feels right.
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The song's amorous electro-thump suited both freak-filled clubs and souped-up car stereos, fusing futuristic sounds with a primal immediacy.
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When Jane's longing for romance and autonomy meets the amorous overtures of one of Bianca's bar regulars, Bianca's protective instincts kick in.
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Sometimes they're amorous, like those allegedly exchanged between Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez and then obtained by the National Enquirer as blackmail.
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Instead, there are looping electronic whines and whooshes, amorous lyrics declaimed in bursts of group vocals and sudden outbreaks of guitar feedback.
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Though Jason and other trans-amorous men tend to live in isolation from us and each other, we are all still connected.
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So, my first trip to Europe would be in the role of daughter-in-law and not that of amorous young wife.
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Curated by painter, Carrie Moyer, Near & Dear is an intergenerational exhibition that explores amorous connections artists make with signifying materials and objects.
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His version omits this step (though you can certainly add it), but it is still remarkable in its elegance, simplicity and amorous promise.
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Ledges lining the boxes offer the perfect spot from which an amorous frog can survey his territory and call out to his mate.
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From Tuesday until August 5, glamorous, amorous Venus purrs with feline seduction, making us all a lot more forward with our romantic game.
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If trans amorous men have their own cultural tradition, it is their failure to keep their secret affairs with transgender women concealed forever.
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Yucheng, a hamlet in Zhejiang, aims to be "happy town", complete with a sex-toy shopping street and a hotel for amorous couples.
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It banned gay marriage, same-sex "amorous relationships" and membership of gay rights groups with penalties of up to 14 years in prison.
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For the first half of the week, amorous Venus is bedded down with schoolmarm Saturn making it hard to generate excitement about amour.
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Originating in Japan, the amorous accommodations rose to prominence in South Korea in the late 1980s during an era of growing sexual liberalization.
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The two wonderful vocalists, Kamila Nabiyeva and Miralam Miralamov, wearing white shirts, cast a spell as they embroider the expression of amorous obsession.
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Other standouts in this gallery include amorous paintings by Jean François de Troy, "The Garter" and "The Declaration of Love" (both ca. 1724).
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But there is another source of pressure to conceal trans-amorous desire that may be even more powerful, yet has long gone unspoken.
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She doesn't much notice her friends anymore, except when her amorous desires are thwarted — and that may be mostly a power thing, anyway.
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Last week's challenges to your planetary ruler, amorous Venus, by Saturn, the negative Nancy of the zodiac, are still being felt this week.
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But the Canadian province of Manitoba has a remarkably distinct springtime attraction too: tens of thousands of amorous snakes writhing around in pits.
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As history would prove, human urges, whether violent or amorous, inevitably muddy lines, and master-slave rape and coupling produced many mixed people.
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Synopsis: A pair of literary sleuths unearth the amorous secret of two Victorian poets only to find themselves falling under a passionate spell.
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There's the silence in the amorous, yearning glances that Jamie (Lily Gladstone) gives Beth (Kristen Stewart), trying to get a read on her.
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Set a few flickering tealight candles around the house or float a few in a shallow bowl to amp up the amorous ambience.
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Amorous-sloth segments are compressed to a greater degree than those involving car chases, reducing the overall amount of data that must be transmitted.
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Most of us would never imagine wanting to track the brain signals of amorous flies, or that the task might present a tricky problem.
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It's been the same for their frontman Oli Sykes, tossed from one end of that amorous spectrum to the other, both professionally and personally.
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Yoshiyuki's cultishly popular work sits somewhere between Brassaï's Parisians by night, Weegee's infrared pictures of amorous moviegoers and Sophie Calle's photographic explorations of surveillance.
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Having lived her first 43 years under Communism, she often complained that the new free market hindered Bulgarians' ability to develop healthy amorous relationships.
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So my warning coda to my dating-age children is this: To my sons, be respectful and be gentlemanly in all potentially amorous interactions.
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" Bergman's ready with the cutting riposte: "I've heard that argument from numerous amorous psychiatrists who all wanted to make a better doctor of me.
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The bill contains penalties of up to 14 years in prison and bans gay marriage, same-sex "amorous relationships" and membership of gay rights groups.
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But the second is because you don't want to listen to something, like those loud bros on the train or your roommate's, uh, amorous pursuits.
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One hundred million years ago, during the Cretaceous period, a trio of amorous damselflies were looking to attract some ladies with a traditional courtship dance.
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The amorous relationship between Ricky and one of the teachers, the genial Luce (a buoyant Rey Lucas), also injects a formulaic note into the proceedings.
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So, often, I watch in-game sex scenes with the detachment of David Attenborough watching two amorous penguins going at it from five feet away.
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This was the first time they'd met—but, after more than a year of sighing letters, Locke had come to Paris flushed with amorous feeling.
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Welcome to MTF & DTF, a monthly sex, love, and dating column where Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard chronicles the amorous goings-on she's fascinated by (particularly, her own).
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She loves sex, but her faith in guys had been lastingly shaken, which was a big reason she did not hook up with the amorous Greek.
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The trial is seen as a test case for a Nigerian law banning gay marriage, punishable by a 14-year jail term, and same-sex "amorous relationships".
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A given taste of something can sum up an entire area of life, the history of an amorous passion or an entire voyage to the Far East.
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We visited the athlete in Hollywood to talk about what it means to be trans amorous when you're a prominent fighter from the streets of West Philadelphia.
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Three people in Ms. Sanchez's extended social circle said she was giddy and in love, showing amorous texts to a number of Brentwood and Beverly Hills moms.
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In the early 1700s, the Baroque gave way to the more sentimental Rococo style, typified by soft pinks and blues, light curves and amorous gods and maidens.
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Take away pockets happily hidden under garments, and you limit women's ability to navigate public spaces, to carry seditious (or merely amorous) writing, or to travel unaccompanied.
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Before mating season begins in March, toothy lotharios embark on amorous quests to get acquainted with the females in their territory, said Penn State biology professor Stam Zervanos.
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Welcome back to MTF & DTF, a sex, love, and dating column in which Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard chronicles the amorous goings-on that most fascinate her (particularly, her own).
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" Sometimes he sent torrents of amorous drivel: "If I lose you, I will lose everything I believe to be true, everything I hope, wish, dream and pray for.
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Icelandic fiber artist Ýr Jóhannsdóttir spins a whimsical tale of amorous sweaters in a series of knits she calls Sweater Story, which opened recently at EKKISENS in Reykjavík.
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The radiant sun and amorous Venus float through your 12th house of fantasy for more than half the month, helping you drop your guard and let love in.
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At the rave, everyone is clad in head-to-toe American Eagle and extremely amorous towards our sexy mid-2000s protagonists, who meet two transfer students upon arriving.
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" The amorous German lingered in Douglass's circle year after year, waiting in vain for the divorce that would allow her to "walk tall as the rightful 'Mrs. Douglass.
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Some parents have an easy and open channel with their adolescent around all things amorous while others find the subject painfully awkward and try to avoid it altogether.
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The century-old church where the performance takes place is filled with striking sets, darkly amorous music played by a live band and a ferocious Greek chorus of dancers.
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Whittaker was caught exchanging love letters and amorous texts with Kazadi Kongolo, 20123, who'd been jailed in 1999 when he was found guilty of stabbing a teenager to death.
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This explains why 19th-century agrarian communities would want to skip May weddings, but nowadays, it's pretty unlikely you'd have a wedding right next to a bunch "amorous" donkeys.
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The Bottom Line: Located next to Farragut West metro station, The Bottom Line is a quintessential after-work dive with exactly what you want—it's dark, loud, and amorous.
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Some clients have lied about the source of embarrassing stains, claiming it's vanilla ice cream for "stains of an amorous nature" and chocolate ice cream for other unmentionable stains.
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The amorous animal, seen here getting frisky with a wooden fence, was caught by people aching to duke it out with a good, old fashioned Photoshop battle on Reddit.
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The sun blazes through the relationship zones of your chart all month, accompanied by amorous Venus, helping you attract people who want to stick around for the long haul.
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My Facebook group, the Trans Supported Brotherhood, has been around for almost four years and was formed to help support trans amorous men to have a sense of community.
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Maybe you had "amorous" first, then "amatory"; maybe you didn't even know about AMATIVE, which lands near "frisky" on the "frisky to poetic" spectrum of the language of love.
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But because trans-amorous men are generally straight guys who use trans girls like a fetish, they seem like the last people you'd perceive to be part of us.
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Whether you want to Netflix and chill, Hulu and hug it out or Amazon and be amorous, there's plenty of streaming content for your to fall in love with.
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But the attack, for which the Islamic State has claimed responsibility, killed fans — including an 8-year-old girl — who had gathered to enjoy Ms. Grande's amorous self-assurance.
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The letter, referred to as the Joan Anderson letter (after a woman with whom Cassady had an amorous adventure), had been known only from a fragment published in 1964.
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"Take away pockets happily hidden under garments, and you limit women's ability to navigate public spaces, to carry seditious (or merely amorous) writing, or to travel unaccompanied," she writes.
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The Moon will meet your amorous planetary ruler, Venus, early Monday morning at 543:35 AM, encouraging you to recharge for a productive week with self-love and self-care.
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Its tone, which is self-consciously literary, and its plot, which treats us to the standard bouts of amorous obsession and familial turmoil, are flavorless fare with little lasting force.
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A pair of queer rappers— Lor Choc , whose amorous sing-raps are a street romantic's dream, and the equally tender Kodie Shane —kick things off at S.O.B.'s (March 214).
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This piece is also part of MTF & DTF, a monthly sex, love, and dating column where Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard chronicles the amorous goings-on she's fascinated by (particularly, her own).
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Its subject: The dance genius Vaslav Nijinsky and his ballet "L'Après-Midi d'un Faune," which shocked Paris in 1912 with its amorous goat-man deity and all those woodland goddesses.
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He is Jean-Jacques Rousseau, whose "Confessions," with its disclosures of his own amorous misadventures, inspired Casanova's biography — and whose other writings helped foment revolutions in America, France and Haiti.
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In her dream, her mother (now in a gold-lamé frock) becomes the Queen of the fair and dances an acrobatically amorous number with him to Tchaikovsky's Sugar Plum adagio.
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"In this amorous, intellectual and friendly relationship, there is an extraordinary stimulation," the musicologist Denis Herlin, general editor of the "Complete Works of Claude Debussy," said by phone from Paris.
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Here, the company partners with the French Institute Alliance Française for Chabrier's operetta "Une Education Manquée" ("An Incomplete Education"), a lighthearted tale about the amorous adventures of a newlywed young couple.
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The pair didn't get all amorous on Instagram just because they're huge Drake or Britney Spears fans — Saturday marked one year (to the day) since they first met on The Bachelor.
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The most famous kākāpō can lead the way Of course, no story about the kākāpō can go without mention of Sirocco, the most famous and misguidedly amorous kākāpō in the world.
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Amongst the other mechanomorphic Dada works that will appear at MoMA are the Peggy Guggenheim Collection's Very Rare Picture on the Earth (1915) and the Neumann Family Collection's Amorous Parade (1917).
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So the outright rejection of all men expressly interested in trans women ultimately alienates whatever number of trans amorous men are capable of, or actively are trying to overcome that fear.
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But then again he is exactly the guy you want to cross; an amorous optimist, who just wants to find the good with his bullshit headlights switched ON at all times.
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"Glam Brigitte" and the "amorous pair," as the European tabloids refer to the new first lady of France and her husband, have brought to the world stage something nouveau and vitalizing.
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Before the company, she reiterated the ballet's gesture of amorous veneration, making her arms a halo that she drew over his head, shoulders, torso, and legs, abasing herself at his feet.
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Read this Op-Ed piece that features Victorian-era "amorous advertisements," taken from the pages of The New York Herald, and compare them with similar ads, from Craigslist or elsewhere, today.
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In the second act, set a month later, we watch from backstage as the actors, by now embroiled in various amorous rivalries, stagger through the same material with increasing carelessness and disarray.
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With its slow-moving tempo and amorous lyrics about "two souls entwined in the blink of an eye," the song is an expression of the beautiful way one surrenders to requited love.
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A visit to a great dressmaker's establishment, escorted by a paunchy, gouty banker friend who pays the bills, is a perfect substitute for the most amorous rendezvous with an adored young man.
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In "Tinder Live," her hit monthly show in Brooklyn, Lane Moore connects her Tinder account to a projector and allows the audience to observe her real-time conversations with potentially amorous strangers.
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Ann Wedgeworth, who won a Tony in 1978 for her performance in Neil Simon's comedy "Chapter Two" and played an amorous divorced woman on the ABC sitcom "Three's Company," died on Nov.
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Nearby Tower Park was lovely to stroll through (despite its namesake viewing tower being closed to the public), filled with ice cream vendors and amorous couples seeking shade on a sunny day.
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Directed by former club photographer Alasdair McLellan, the video is filled with heartwarmingly familiar adolescent tropes, ranging in highs and lows from nerve-wracking amorous uncertainty to carefree lust and hormonal melancholy.
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The familiar scent of wet oak leaves surrounded us, and the calls of thousands of amorous amphibians made conversation difficult, even as it underscored the miraculous, very urban story of these beautiful animals.
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The other Andriessen work, "Odysseus' Women," for four female voices and synthesizer, draws its text from Homer's descriptions of Odysseus' amorous adventures during his long journey home to Ithaca after the Trojan War.
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Last week, stress was put on your relationships as play-by-the-rules Saturn rained on amorous Venus in Libra's overly-idealistic parade, giving you some tough love you're still feeling this week.
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Then in Billy Wilder's "LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON" (1957), at 10:15, she plays a Parisian cellist spending amorous afternoons sparring with an American playboy (Gary Cooper) in his suite at the Ritz.
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The progeny of horny Giants fans in 2008 and the spawn of amorous Dallas Cowboys supporters in the mid-'90s are joined by other so-called "Super Bowl babies" to celebrate the big game.
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It's partly autobiographical, but Coel just doesn't seem to get embarrassed despite the excruciatingly funny scenes involving awkward blowjobs, getting turned on inserting a tampon, awkward threesomes, amorous cousins, awkward sex parties, and more.
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The initial statement that Yusaf made at the start of this drama—the one where he came out as bi—is perhaps the most insightful take on his identity as a trans amorous man.
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The pair of amorous pandas, who call Schonbrunn Zoo in Vienna, Austria, their home, are shooting for their fourth kid after defying expectations by becoming the only pandas in Europe to mate in captivity.
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The Machiavellian diner also says it resulted in a "great evening with my love"—sure, if your definition of an amorous night out is a game of bait and switch over your main course.
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He followed up the next year — as the director and co-producer this time — with "Living Venus," about the amorous adventures of a Hugh Hefner-like character who starts a men's magazine called Pagan.
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At this time of year, even before the snow completely melts, resident doves — those that chose to take their chances on a mild New York City winter — begin their amorous cooing in sobering tones.
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Mr. Amalric's film has a fragmented style, depicting the shooting of various sequences in the fictional Barbara biopic, and some personal excursions of Brigitte's, including an amorous road trip with a hunky prop man.
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This two-person exhibition of American painter Joan Mitchell and Canadian painter Jean-Paul Riopelle retraces their cross-pollinated careers in light of their roughly 25 year-long, France-based amorous and artistic relationship.
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The firm has more tools at its disposal to help its amorous users find a good match than any other dating service, thanks to its huge user base and its trove of their data.
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His characters included Tyrone Horneigh, a lascivious old man who accosted a woman played by Ms. Buzzi with amorous one-liners; Rosmenko, a Russian with tortured syntax; and Rabbi Shankar, a blissed-out guru.
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Sax sets many of his scenes in Toronto (his board-game-besotted hometown), in Britain and in Italy, where he makes a convincing case that a vigorous and amorous fight for analog is afoot.
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Even near Notre-Dame, you can escape the crowds by deviating onto the narrow Rue de la Colombe, so named for a legend about two amorous doves that nested there in the Middle Ages.
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Watching Elektra choose herself over Mr. Ford, seeing Stan fail Angel, I am reminded of the loneliness trans women and trans-amorous men are sometimes forced to endure due to circumstances beyond their control.
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More interesting was Mr. Wheeldon's evocation of Sargent's thoughts as he imagined painting Amélie, and a tastefully amorous, if brief, pas de deux for Sargent and de Belleroche that suggested the intensity of suppressed longing.
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The protagonist of "Émilie" (2008) is another cerebral woman; the opera—sung by a lone soprano—explores the fears, achievements and amorous memories of the 18th-century French philosopher, mathematician and physicist Émilie du Châtelet.
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" The amorous mood won out on Saturday evening at the New York Society for Ethical Culture on the Upper West Side, where the ensemble Tenet presented the sweet-natured program "Madrigals of Love and War.
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In "The Lovers," directed by Azazel Jacobs ("Doll and Em"), she performs opposite Tracy Letts as one half of a battle-weary couple in advanced middle age, each engaged in amorous adventures on the side.
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In "The Kiss," a twenty-second film from 21954, the Broadway team of John C. Rice and May Irwin re-created, in closeup, the amorous conclusion to a play that they had recently starred in.
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The Nigeria Police Force, also the prosecutors, have now charged the men with "public show of same sex amorous relationship with each other in hidden places" and claim the event was a gay initiation party.
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Also at Opera Theater of St. Louis is Marc Blitzstein's "Regina," starring the great mezzo-soprano Susan Graham — who, after decades playing amorous young men and tragic ingénues, is trying something new as a ruthless villain.
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I don't watch "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," so I don't know who AMY is, and I didn't get the "odi"/AMO opposing relationship (one of those know-it-when-you-see-it entries — think "odious" versus "amorous").
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The richest man on earth accused the nation's leading supermarket tabloid publisher of "extortion and blackmail" on Thursday, laying out a theory that brought together international intrigue, White House politics, nude photos and amorous text messages.
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Bored and irritated, she persuades Lollio to allow her to consort with the more presentable inmates, most significantly, Antonio (Bill Army), a gentleman disguising himself as a fool in order to pursue his amorous attraction to her.
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If you're feeling romantic, pick up a Fujifilm Instant Film Camera to capture your amorous evening or start a little love garden with your partner and one of our favorite gifts, the Click and Grow Smart Garden.
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This banana, together with nine other new Skype 'mojis' like an amorous octopus and a couple of similarly enamoured animals, is the result of a project the Microsoft-owned Skype is launching with Sir Paul McCartney today.
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Perhaps the sight of me dining alone would have bummed out too many of the lovers inside, but I didn't mind because it was warm outside and the evening sky made for an even more amorous setting.
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If you're in the mood to get amorous in a restaurant or bar, ensure you have an exit plan: a window you can climb out of, or a back entrance you can use, should management come knocking.
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We're eavesdropping on a conversation that was never meant to be heard, and, as a result, we enter a triangulated relationship that veers on the erotic, between Wojnarowicz, his amorous and analytical mind, and the silent listener.
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Despite concerns like this, trans-amorous men—because they are men—hold so much power to change things for the ways they're perceived, the perceptions of trans women, and sadly, our societal value in a patriarchal world.
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Between the abundant use of potent erectile dysfunction medication, postmenopausal estrogen and progesterone creams and the absence of the fear of pregnancy, the elderly can be an amorous group of risky sex participants, spreading sexually transmitted diseases.
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Maria Dizzia and Greg Keller star as the beleaguered parents of young children who naturally get jealous when a good-looking, amorous couple moves into the building across the street and doesn't bother to put up drapes.
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BBC anchor Dan Walker found that out the hard way when what appeared to be an amorous couple locked in a not-so PG embrace on the beach wound up in the background shot of his broadcast Thursday.
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The amorous tapes were released just as Spencer Collier—head of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), until he was dismissed by Mr Bentley the previous day—gave his own version of the governor's relationship with Mrs Mason.
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If the appearance of amorous songs of tribute for Osorio felt remarkable, so, too, did the sudden absence of another chant — the homophobic taunt that Mexico fans have traditionally cried out in unison whenever opponents take goal kicks.
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It's about a combative but still amorous marriage — "I remember how it felt the first few times/Skin to skin before you knew how to get under mine" — and Mr. Bridges captures every bit of the ambivalent longing.
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"Previously, [it was] estimated that the poem was composed in late winter/early spring, a time frame that is not unusual for lyrics of an amorous nature," the researchers write in the Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage.
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There was no mistaking the highlight here, "Ballad of Count Claros of Montalbán," an extended narrative by Francisco de Salinas, in which the restless count, having mounted an amorous assault on the king's daughter, narrowly escapes with his life.
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It's an international party series that stands out for it's sensual sound and style meant to draw in party people who gravitate to something more earthy and amorous than the clinical tech-house that dominates so many sunlit soirees.
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The mayor of Terni in central Italy said he hoped to find a city in the United States committed to a "meaningful, longstanding bond" as part of a drive to promote its patron saint, the guardian of amorous couples.
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Everything in neat arrangement, amorous couples in the bright apparel of spring, penniless ancients stood in awe of the king, the awfully rich young American in the armor of prosperity, anthropomorphic deities, movie studio apparatchiks, aficionados of the bullfight.
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Some are caused by the doctor's giving into temptation — wanting to linger at a miller's house because he is taken with the miller's amorous wife, or wanting to linger at another rest stop and sample a new hallucinogenic drug.
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One can hardly blame the burger giant for being cautious when you consider that a sizable chunk of the Twitter-sphere spent the first half of the week discussing a man's overly amorous encounter with one of its products.
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But when she summons Jimmy McGill to partner up and swindle an amorous engineer, who ultimately invests in a nonexistent tech company — well, it's starting to look as if Miss Goody Two Shoes wants a new pair of boots.
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The pair — who, according to Vanity Fair, met through a mutual friend — reportedly spent the holiday season with Lohan's family last year, and the actress has been posting pics of Tarabasov with amorous captions over the last several months.
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Bird song, arguments, the amorous cries of aroused dolphins, chirruping self-service machines in Spar, a Radio 4 documentary about the IMF, the relentless drone of your own breathing patterns, literally anything — this can all be heard as music.
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They have published an "ecosex manifesto" on their website SexEcology and produced several films on the theme, including a documentary, Goodbye Gauley Mountain: An Ecosexual Love Story, which depicts the "pollen-amorous" relationship between them and the Appalachian Mountains.
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Whereas the 1967 film "The Graduate" had given us the ultimate vision of amorous pursuit, "The Way We Were" skewed that vision one gradation further: The discreet object of desire was not a Beautiful Woman, but a Beautiful Man.
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"Les Indes Galantes" ("The Amorous Indies") is a sprawling work, made up of thematically linked mini-dramas on the subjects of love and virtue in what were then exotic locations, including Turkey, Persia, Peru and the North American plains.
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On albums from the early 1970s into the 2000s, her songs chronicled a woman's life from early stirrings of independence ("The Hammond Song") and amorous entanglements ("The Married Men") to thoughts on longtime connection ("Can We Go Home Now").
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It's easy to dismiss men like Stan as faceless strangers with fetishes, but trans-amorous men are everywhere, and their untold stories of sexual identity crises are some of the last to be torn loose from traditional social structures.
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As he tried to exit the crush of a couple of thousand students, while standing head and shoulder above them, your columnist overheard one express amorous thoughts for him, while another loudly invited the candidate to join his punk band.
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There are the amorous stories of how certain cheeses came to exist like this blue's blue-ball conception, and the fact that cheese is filled to the brim with body-strengthening goodies such as calcium, vitamin D, protein, and MDMA.
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As we're certain you are aware, there is absolutely nothing on this mortal coil that can set the mood for a steamy night of amorous sexual dynamism quite like a couple of 5-Hour Energy shots quaffed in waning candlelight.
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Beyrer added the example of Nigeria, where the Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act of 2014 bans same-sex marriage or civil unions, "the public show of same sex amorous relationship" or aiding same-sex marriage and/or gay clubs and societies.
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But his own amorous ties to the ideal of it stem from discovering a passion for sailing later in life—he's a regular skip at the yacht club—and the never-ending conga line that is following Buffett around on tour.
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Because I'm living my truth and speak out as a trans amorous man, I know men who are married to trans women, have been in long-term-relationships with trans women, and those who are coming to terms with it.
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The sex is mostly implied and deniable, but the tragic twist — a fatal, possibly suicidal car crash on one of the region's treacherous switchback roads — strikes an effective note of cynicism and cruelty amid the amorous, sun-kissed high jinks.
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Sometimes I get an erection during showering, when my personal support worker has to lather and rub around my genitalia, however the physical response is just that—an automatic response to touch—and does not denote amorous feelings for my caregiver.
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In another chapter, James briefly details how Futurism's founder, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, invited Fersen, who "was losing himself in the amorous reveries of classical antiquity," to write for his magazine, just as he had contributed to Fersen's important journal, Akademos.
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Massey's drawings, with their sure, whimsical, even daring line (a knowing, "reductivist" line in modern-art-speak), give clear, simple form to male and female figures in athletic or occasionally amorous poses, often in active groups, and to real or imagined animals.
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For those without amorous intent, the most dangerous part of climbing a giant tree is the first ascent, which is carried out, Swiss-Family-Robinson-style, by first shooting a crossbow bolt with fishing-line attached to it over the highest possible branch.
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It's fun to see what people have already done with this freedom, whether they keep things in the natural realm like Florence's tiny apartment, or they let their imaginations take them to alternate realities, like Hatoful Boyfriend's school full of amorous pigeons.
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The news comes at a desperate time for gaming's thirstiest fans, who learned this week that BioWare — which helped pioneer the practice of romancing NPCs in games like Mass Effect — would be leaving out any amorous options in its upcoming RPG Anthem.
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For a story about a man who has a fraught affair, a crush on his sister-in-law, and documented amorous feelings for his best friend / war bunk buddy, it's surprising how PG the musical managed to be in the first place.
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Nora Ephron's update of Ernst Lubitsch's 1940 romantic comedy "The Shop Around the Corner" for the AOL generation pits an independent bookshop owner (Meg Ryan) against a major bookstore chain owned by the family of her anonymous, amorous chat-room pal (Tom Hanks).
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Sure, they might make a few more tips off some particularly amorous customers, but for the most part they're either cringing the grease out of their hair at dates gone wrong or boaking at the pheromones hissing off a date gone well.
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After generations of docilely submitting to slaughter and consumption by humans, not to mention the amorous aspirations of their herders, one sheep almost got posthumous revenge in 2014 when a tourist began to choke on a chunk of mutton in Don Jorge's restaurant.
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When retrograde communication planet Mercury gently harmonizes with amorous Venus on Saturday, a friend can introduce you to some philosophies (which you've probably considered before but are now ready to give another look) which will connect you to the values your community.
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Here she is in a recording studio singing the sublime opening of the Act II love duet from "Tristan und Isolde" (a moment of amorous calm before the sensual storm) with the tenor Stuart Skelton and the forces of the English National Opera.
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When Carr's amorous eye lighted on Frances, he encountered a number of impediments to their marriage: Her family was maneuvering for power and preferment, and his friend Overbury objected to a union with a scandalous woman whose first marriage had been annulled.
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His jangling, often discordant soundtrack is a striking accompaniment to the alien mating rituals of two amorous cephalopods in this clip from the filmmaker Jean Painlevé's short 1967 documentary "The Love Life of an Octopus" ("Les Amours de la Pieuvre" in French).
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Whether or not you believe that trans-amorous men really belong within the communities of the women they desire, don't you wonder what sort of world trans women would live in if more of our men saw honor in being part of us?
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Sunday morning sees growth in your social network as amorous Venus links with planet of expansion Jupiter at 5:21 AM. On Sunday, the Sun enters Leo and illuminates the sector of your chart related to sex, death, and taxes (what's been called "shared resources").
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R&B singer Xavier Omär holds down the soulful hook—"So just stay right here / Love me from the mountain to the grave right here / Ain't no way it's ever gonna change right here"—leaving Saba and Jenkins to wax amorous on the verses.
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Instead, that distinction belongs to more transient characters: in Episode 3, Marilyn Miglin, the widow of a Chicago real-estate developer whom Cunanan murdered; and now in Episode 4, David Madson, a semi-closeted Minneapolis architect who has the misfortune of attracting Cunanan's amorous attention.
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Then there's the proprietor of a coffee shop who can't seem to keep his mind on his business, and a server at said coffee shop, who may or may not be the proprietor's mistress — but who definitely has an amorous interest in the playwright.
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Others, like art collective Fall on Your Sword, took a step back in time to bring viewers an authentic drive-in movie experience as they sat in a 1972 Volkswagen Beetle with heavily vibrating car seats while watching movie clips of amorous teens in cars.
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This vivacious exhibition uses Casanova, Venice's most famous lover boy and the author of a 3,700-page autobiography, as a contextualizing force for gloriously ornate furniture and costumes, not to mention paintings of amorous aristocrats and pornographic drawings of lovers in laugh-out-loud configurations.
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This vivacious exhibition uses Casanova, Venice's most famous lover boy and the author of a 2212,2570-page autobiography, as a contextualizing force for gloriously ornate furniture and costumes, not to mention paintings of amorous aristocrats and pornographic drawings of lovers in laugh-out-loud configurations.
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Hailey Baldwin, "close friend" of the Biebz and rumored lady love after they posted some rather amorous snaps from their tropical vacation together, arrived to the Purpose concert sporting a next level lampshading look (for the uninitiated: that's a shirt where you can't see the pants beneath).
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It comes from the collection of Mony Vibescu, a name that sprung at me like the satyr's twisted phallus: Prince Mony Vibescu is the fictional character of Guillaume Apollinaire's 1907 pornographic novel Les Onze Mille Verges (published in English as The Amorous Adventures of Prince Mony Vibescu).
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From corporate protest, non-profit advocacy, the fear-mongering campaigns of republican bigots, and even the warped opinion of trans-amorous men on Craigslist—the anti-transgender legislation underway in the United States is a polarizing issue that positions ignorance against the fight for human rights.
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Even if I can't remember the exact amorous high that hit when I discovered counterculture, I vividly recall the pain I felt when I realized I had escaped into something that would hurt me just as much as what I had fled, and for the same reasons.
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Michelle works best when she goes full-bore entrepreneurial hellion and hatches a scheme to sell Claire's brownies on a mass scale, an enterprise that leads her to recruit members of a girl-scout-like troop and engage in corporate warfare with an amorous foe (Peter Dinklage).
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Noah's alternately amorous and contentious relationships with many women over the course of the series — to say nothing of the many moments his contact with women was fueled by alcohol or extreme emotional distress — is precisely the kind of conduct that can prove worthy of scrutiny.
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His relationship with the second woman is mysterious, and because there is no context, not even a guessed-at physical location, it is difficult to judge whether his joint display of physical affection is respectively brotherly and amorous, or something more along the lines of a ménage à trois.
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Ian Collins, a consultant who traveled to the western North Korean city of Pyongsong in November through Choson Exchange, said one of the 80 participants in his workshop told him that some women had started a business renting out their bedrooms on an hourly basis to amorous young couples.
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Its starry cast features the Tony Award winners Laura Benanti ("Gypsy") as Amalia and Jane Krakowski ("Nine" and TV's "30 Rock") as her amorous co-worker Ilona, as well as Zachary Levi (TV's "Chuck" and Broadway's "First Date") as Georg and Gavin Creel ("Hair") as the nefarious Kodaly.
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When Hollinghurst's third novel, "The Spell," a game of amorous musical chairs involving four gay men of differing ages and a good deal of MDMA, appeared in 1998, its lack of interest in history, gay or otherwise, was perceived by many critics as a slackening of moral seriousness.
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"The Band's Visit," adapted from a 2007 Israeli film, picked up 10 awards, including key prizes for its stars, Katrina Lenk, who plays a sultry Israeli cafe owner, and Tony Shalhoub, the commander of an Egyptian police orchestra, as well as for Ari'el Stachel, as an amorous Egyptian trumpeter.
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Ian Collins, a consultant who traveled to the western North Korean city of Pyongsong in November through Choson Exchange, said one of the 80 participants in his workshop had told him that some women started a business renting out their bedrooms on an hourly basis to amorous young couples.
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The concept may have some basis in history; per Salon, the Roman philosopher Pliny the Elder wrote of the "amorous properties" of skink flesh in his Natural History, published in AD 77-79; the Kama Sutra touted asparagus paste in milk as an effective booster of men's performance.
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Three decades later came Tone Lōc's 1989 popular single "Funky Cold Medina," in which he tests out the titular substance (seen as a steaming potion in the music video) "better than any alcohol or aphrodisiac" on his dog, which becomes amorous, and later has to fend off marriage-crazed ladies.
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Here, pieces of Vernon's "sado-chic" erotic jewels, as she calls them, referring to both their ornamental and amorous functions, are displayed in backlit vitrines like works of art: a sterling-silver cuff with a detachable feather tickler, an equestrian-inspired necklace that can be worn as part of a harness.
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When trans people are forced to conceal their identities from the world or from themselves, we rot inside from the pain of playing at a fake life, and trans-amorous men also face immense isolation: They're not allowed to live freely as who they are, and with whom they love.
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Then, for her next thoughtful surprise, Mariah went solo, donning a candy-encrusted bra and posing in yet another bathtub, appropriately festooned tiny balloons and covered in confetti and Hershey Kisses, with a small cosmetic mirror placed just within eye-line so the pop star can ensure at all times that her amorous photographs never look bleak.
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Tony Perrottet traveled to the Swiss village of Cologny, on Lake Geneva, to imbibe the amorous atmosphere that engulfed Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft and her stepsister, Claire Clairmont, in 210 during the summer when Wollstonecraft thought up "Frankenstein," Shelley worked on "Hymn to Intellectual Beauty," Byron composed "The Prisoner of Chillon" and Claire Clairmont seduced Byron.
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Marguerite d'Amour, a diamond daisy-shaped clip accented with pink and orange spinels, had yellow-gold petals that can be reversed to display amorous declarations, while the Baleine Poétique clip, a blinking whale of sapphires, black spinels and white mother-of-pearl, had a fin that, when touched, opened the creature's mouth to reveal a lost sailing ship.
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The museum also houses an extensive archive of Darger's source materials.) On view, too, and rarely shown publicly, is Corbaz's Cloisonné de théâtre ("Theatrical Partition," early 21992s), a 15005-foot-long scroll upon which the artist— using colored pencils, the sap of crushed geraniums, and watercolor — visually recounts a romantic tale, partly inspired by her own youthful, amorous adventures.
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The poet also composed a list of bad smelling things that he would rather smell like than a woman named Bassa: sulphurous waters, a fish pond, an amorous goat, the old shoes of a veteran soldier, the breath of a Jew who had been fasting, ointment made from Sabine oil, and fleece twice dipped in Tyrian purple ('bis murice uellus inquinatum').
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"Baden Baden," the first feature from the writer-director Rachel Lang (the title refers to the German resort town where Ana suggests taking her grandmother for a getaway), shows Ana absconding temporarily with a rented Porsche that she had been driving for a film production; redoing her ailing grandmother's bathroom in a sometimes hopeless-seeming D.I.Y. project; and juggling various amorous concerns.
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S. Eliot, The Waste Land The barge she sat in, like a burnish'd throne, Burned on the water: the poop was beaten gold; Purple the sails, and so perfumed that The winds were lovesick with them; the oars were silver, Which to the tune of flutes kept stroke, and made The water which they beat to follow faster, As amorous of their strokes.
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Here, take a look at Sam Byford's test of the Hush buds from the CES 2016 tradeshow (with me yelling at him in the background): The new Bose "Sleepbuds" have been significantly redesigned since the Hush days, but the promise of the underlying tech remains unchanged: block sleep disturbing sounds like snoring, barking dogs, amorous neighbors, and road traffic through isolating eartips and soothing sounds tuned to mask the noise.
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Mr. Goddard regaled me with stories of his school years: the boy who swam out in the freezing English Channel on a dare, needing to be rescued by the Royal Air Force Marine Branch; and the student who ran away and hid out in the undercliff, a verdant wilderness formed by past landslides that sloped from the school's cliff-top location down to the sea, and was the site of many a pubescent amorous assignation.
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It also involves Cortés's conquest of the Aztecs, a tennis ball made from the hair of a decapitated queen, the Virgin Mary depicted in iridescent feathers, psychedelic mushrooms, amorous activities not often discussed at the end of the 16th century, and a direct address to the reader about what all this might (or might not) mean, as the narrator himself admits: Whatever it's about, a reader requires an active, associative intelligence to return Enrigue's intriguing serve.
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The proem, as the first few lines of an epic are known, establishes the backstory: our polytropos hero has been delayed on his return "after sacking the holy citadel of Troy"; having "wandered widely," he has been detained by the amorous nymph Calypso, who wants to marry him despite his determination to get back to his wife, Penelope; all the men he took with him to fight in the Trojan War have perished, some through foolish misadventures on the journey home.
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All the more astonishing that Crase was doing this in what was simultaneously a form of love poetry, as became clear at the conclusion of that catalogue of Herculean tasks: When these were done, I'd lay around your feet In endless fields where you could enter and belong, A place returning and a place to turn to whole An amorous submission to the conquered beloved, but is it to that recalcitrant country, America itself, or a living and breathing individual?
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Among them: The 19-year-old Hailey Kilgore, for her breakout performance as Ti Moune, the self-sacrificing girl at the heart of "Once on This Island"; Ari'el Stachel, who had to audition seven times before landing the role as Haled, an amorous Egyptian trumpeter, in "The Band's Visit"; Lauren Ridloff, a onetime Miss Deaf America who unexpectedly landed the starring role of Sarah Norman in a revival of "Children of a Lesser God"; and Ethan Slater, who used lessons learned as a high school wrestler to develop a physical language for SpongeBob SquarePants.
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He is a touchingly perfect representative—far more than the prickly Voltaire—of a certain French intellectual kind not entirely vanished: ambitious, ironic, obsessed with sex to a hair-raising degree (he wrote a whole novella devoted to the secret testimony of women's genitalia), while gentle and loving in his many and varied amorous connections; possessed of a taste for sonorous moralizing abstraction on the page and an easy temporizing feel for worldly realism in life; and ferociously aggressive in literary assault while insanely thin-skinned in reaction, littering long stretches of skillful social equivocation with short bursts of astonishing courage.
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