In my opinion, the arousing nude is under-appreciated as an art form—there are lots of non-arousing nudes in art—which is something I'm looking to change.
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Men probably find it arousing, we found it hysterically funny.
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Or something even less arousing... how about Sonic the Hedgehog?
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It means inspiring liberals without arousing the fears of moderates.
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The sex is arousing and, more often than not, sad.
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Labour's Jeremy Corbyn seems to be arousing widespread indifference by comparison.
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Sure, Carol had a few arousing glances and many chic coats.
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Is an expression obscene because it's arousing or because it's gross?
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Historians still argue about whether these waxes were clinical, arousing, or both.
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I don't mind it, but I don't find it attractive or arousing.
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You never know whom you're arousing when you start using dog whistles.
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And the White House went to new lengths to avoid arousing suspicion.
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However, only about 1 percent said they find intelligence to be very arousing.
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What we got was less arousing than a set of 2x4s slapping together.
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Men tended to rate the images as more arousing than the women did.
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A Mars and Neptune sextile arrives on the 10th, arousing our confidence in creativity!
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Some artists are exploring more creative ways to maximise revenues without arousing fans' ire.
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It's totally embarrassing and profoundly un-arousing to figure out these negotiations at first.
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Which is not something any sane person is supposed to think of as arousing.
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Is there a song you always find arousing when it comes up on shuffle?
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Samuel Beckett entirely rejected the idea of narrative as a vehicle for arousing emotion.
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These fantasies weren't necessarily physically arousing, but they were mentally stimulating and very satisfying.
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Cough syrup and jalapeños have never been as arousing as they are here. 11.
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You can also visit us on our Facebook page to see what's arousing ours.
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But in the classical French that Racine would have used, it means arousing emotion.
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Even if we have not yet planned this match, it is already arousing interest.
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Mr. Wilders has continued to focus on arousing voter anger over issues involving Muslims.
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China, which now calls itself a "near-Arctic" power, is also arousing American concerns.
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Female bombers have proved particularly lethal largely because they can move about without arousing suspicion.
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Men's responses to queefing on this Reddit thread range from relatively neutral to positively arousing.
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Likewise, about half said it's arousing to see someone else who has their desired disability.
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Sure, these videos might be considered "the softest of the softcore," but they're undeniably arousing.
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I don't write erotic fiction to get turned on, although sometimes it can be arousing.
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They made crude puns and innuendos about death and the arousing smell of their guns.
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Which, when combined with dark rooms and strong drugs, can be an incredibly arousing prospect.
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And the cause has to do with the media, and their arousing fears in readers.
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When I started thinking about sex a lot at 14, it then became sexually arousing.
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Stimulate multiple senses at once with LILY 2, a tiny massager that's infused with arousing scents.
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After all, recreational weed hasn't exactly arrived in the city without arousing ire in some corners.
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However, for those with a vore fetish, consuming and/or being consumed is incredibly sexually arousing.
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The food, however, as a non-social but arousing stimulus, did not affect the dogs' behaviour.
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These men find women to be so holy, so perfect, that consuming their excrement is arousing.
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"They're an important step in arousing the anger or fear that can mobilize people," he said.
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The Vice-President can't get a burger with Lisa Murkowski without arousing suspicion or, possibly, himself?
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Word of the Day adjective: capable of arousing enthusiasm or excitement adjective: rousing to activity or heightened action as by spurring or goading noun: the act of arousing _________ The word rousing has appeared in 286 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Oct.
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"When you have these episodes, your body is consistently arousing because it's not getting air," he says.
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The banks arousing fresh concern are those in Italy, whose troubles go beyond an excess of them.
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"Yeah, [Tarantino has] talked about it ... It's a pretty arousing idea," Pitt told The New York Times.
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Though it should be noted that "arousing" only indicates a generally heightened state of awareness or attention.
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Pitt may think the idea is "pretty arousing," but let us offer a compelling counterpoint: It's not.
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They are arousing a revolution by neglecting the government and neglecting everybody and doing what they think.
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Instead of arousing easy antipathy, they should strive to cultivate the robust exchange of ideas across differences.
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The authoritarians and the demagogues subjugate action through bullying and they subjugate thought by arousing mob psychology.
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That would presumably alert the company when a jammer is in use, defeating the purpose and arousing suspicion.
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Around ovulation some studies have shown that women have more increased sexual desire and have more arousing fantasies.
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"In the 1950s this courage to feel comfortable with arousing another woman became a political act," she wrote.
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He will have to advance those plans without arousing fears of a return to full-throated state intervention.
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However, research suggests that people who want to be disabled often find others' disabilities to be sexually arousing.
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The subtext of these videos is that there is something arousing about the vulnerability of people with disabilities.
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That stance is arousing increasing resistance from states, and political parties, that want to chart their own path.
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In the aftermath of the fight that ensued, the Comedian suggested that Hooded Justice found violence sexually arousing.
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His US citizenship provided cover that might help secure assets for the family without arousing too much federal scrutiny.
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According to Amanda Luterman, a psychotherapist who specializes in sexuality, there's "no question" that vaginal odors can be arousing.
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While "physiologically arousing" does address sexual stimulation, the definition also refers to an individual's attention, awareness and alertness levels.
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For people who identify with having a penis, the act can be both affirming and arousing—for obvious reasons.
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Multiple explanations succeed only in arousing suspicion -- which the President and his allies seem by now to richly deserve.
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Shamefully, when my classmates cracked jokes about dykes and poofters, I joined in out of fear of arousing suspicion.
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In order to get herself to a hospital without arousing too much suspicion, she jumps in front of a taxi.
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There's a deep passion embedded in the Trump and Sanders phenomena, arousing energy, magical thinking and some suspension of disbelief.
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"We suggest that posture is an important trigger arousing male sex drive in a sexually monomorphic species," the researchers concluded.
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A text element, he says, allows cooks a discreet way to ask questions without arousing the suspicions of nosy relatives.
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While my orgasm didn't necessarily feel "heightened," as promised, the whole masturbating experience felt more sensual, loose, arousing, and pleasurable.
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However, not everyone will be forthcoming with the facts and you aren't allowed to access some areas without arousing suspicion.
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The series begins with Fleabag arousing herself to a video of President Obama and ends in the key of grief.
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Japan's annual military White Paper last year said China's "unilateral escalation" of activities around Japan was arousing strong security concerns.
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Over the next two years, they said, he stole more than 500 bottles from Mr. Solomon without even arousing suspicion.
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Part of what makes cuckolding arousing for heterosexual men is that they tend to view it as a taboo act.
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Look around during holiday rush with everybody coming at you and practicing coping strategies in these really intense arousing conditions.
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Michael Gerson, former chief speechwriter for President George W. Bush, called it a speech arousing "primal forces" of anger and fear.
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Defying protests from the Methodist hierarchy, White remained committed to arousing Pentecostal-style "enthusiastic" worship, with singing, shouting, dancing, and fits.
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Lust's project XConfessions is particularly approachable, and it contains user-submitted fantasies and real sex stories that are relatable and arousing.
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As one of the most sensual signs in the zodiac, a full moon in sexy Scorpio is definitely arousing for you.
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This wave of xenophobia, though unprecedented in its violence, wreaked havoc in Algeria's Sahara region without arousing any large-scale objections.
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I had the great and very arousing (personally speaking) idea of meeting my boyfriend at the subway station dressed like this.
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Scientists have known for more than a half-century that our pupils dilate whenever we see something we find sexually arousing.
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In the 1960-61 season, he competed in 43 games and notched 16 points, arousing greater curiosity, fanfare and, sadly, hatred.
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Compare that to Trump, who in his visit to Beijing made clear how arousing he finds huge displays of military pageantry.
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Connie Kuhns, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia — Friend with benefits eventually becomes ex-husband who pays less arousing, more satisfying benefits.
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Perhaps the most worrisome question is: To what extent are people censoring themselves for fear of arousing the social media frenzies?
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Twice, he has worked on legal battles for Russian tycoons whose opponents suffered sophisticated hacking attacks, arousing allegations of computer espionage.
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The magnetism of "Untitled," and it's arousing glory, makes it easy to miss the Jesus crucifix pendant dangling from his neck.
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Geeks, take heart: While you can't see or hear mathematical ideas, they too are capable of arousing a sense of beauty.
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These are all things orders of magnitude more arousing than Ted Cruz, who's smug, rat-like face is currently plastered on Pornhub.com.
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Some of the messages joked that abusing children was sexually arousing, while others had punchlines directed at specific ethnic or racial groups.
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Afterward, J.L. said, he used water and paper towels to erase evidence and avoid arousing suspicion from medical staff at St. Luke's.
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Now take a look at this unequivocally arousing avatar, the ideally sexy combination of the best-rated dancers in the study. Sexy!
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You see this trope of doctors arousing their patients in pornography, and this is exactly that but it has an academic sheen.
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Taking arousing photos of someone without their knowledge or consent is a violation of their privacy and a form of sexual harassment.
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Thanks to some extremely generous messages, we've compiled a list of images, sounds, and other sensory experiences that 215 people find arousing.
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It's curious that Alexander Hamilton, who so aspired to join the establishment, is arousing such a passionate defense in these populist times.
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I found it arousing—validating, even—but I knew the heady tryst with my canine lover had to be kept a secret.
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The United States secretly sent in Special Forces to disrupt the enemy while not arousing protest from allies or the American public.
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The biggest gift wine writers can give to their readers is inspiration, arousing in them the sort of excitement that motivates learning.
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Or a second-rate demagogue with a rat-like instinct for arousing his base's baser emotions and his enemies' knee-jerk reactions.
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Its color palette—blue, gray, and white—had a calming effect, while simultaneously arousing suspicions that the template was from Microsoft Word.
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The company did not say whether it is taking these new steps to avoid similarly arousing the ire of US regulatory authorities.
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It should be hard nowadays to make art set in Europe just before or during World War II without arousing some suspicion.
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A quick glance at Instagram with the help of relevant hashtags and I soon find myself indulging in some pretty arousing ceramics porn.
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I interviewed the inmates separately over several weeks to avoid arousing suspicion, traveling nearly four hours upstate toward the Vermont border each time.
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It turns out that, according to both Miller's testing and previous research, it's mostly THC that's responsible for the arousing effects of marijuana.
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So the risk of arousing suspicion is a big risk to take, especially if the whole idea is to ease a patient's anxiety.
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These tools can be especially helpful because what people say they find arousing and what actually arouses their genitalia aren't always the same.
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She said he seemed to find her protests arousing: When she said stop, he said "that's so hot," according to her blog post.
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Someone, somewhere, will try to cut in line at a Target, arousing the wrath of the cold, cranky people who played it fair.
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Acting as a linguistic intermediary between foreign forces and the local population can put a person in a precarious position, arousing suspicion and hostility.
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The question you're all probably asking yourself now is what so many people find arousing about having sex with animals in the first place.
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Sitting in Baltimore, Chimamanda found that writing her Biafra novel was arousing in her a degree of obsessiveness that she had not experienced before.
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Any candidates who persisted in the old ways would gain little if any advantage, and might pay a price by arousing scorn and criticism.
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I used Dipsea's audio erotic mediation story called "Sail," which puts you in the middle of a calming but arousing fantasy on the beach.
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The airport for private planes was closed, arousing speculation that the crown prince was seeking to block rich businessmen from fleeing before more arrests.
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But the hotel worker said it would have been easy to bring them to the room a few at a time without arousing suspicion.
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"Most crime situations that young people are involved in are emotionally arousing situations — they're scared, or they're angry, intoxicated or whatever," Dr. Steinberg said.
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Recent studies have confirmed its folkloric qualities, finding that the arousing stimulant's reputation is based on compounds called flavonoids that reside in the damiana leaf.
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Mr Putin, already widely considered a pariah in terms of international law, may think he has nothing to lose by arousing Western hostility still more.
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The dating app Once even let daters monitor their heart rates on dates through their Fitbits to tell how much they found their date arousing.
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Mike*: From among the few, I have a burp fetish, which means I find it sexually arousing when women—as I'm a heterosexual male—burp.
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And Martin Luther King Jr. fought racial discrimination not by arousing anger as Mr. Bittner seems to suggest, but by inspiring calm, peaceful civil disobedience.
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Recently, large dairy corporations have been swallowing up small producers in Normandy and elsewhere, threatening the future of artisan farmhouse Camembert and arousing strong feelings.
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R.I. scanner — which detects changes in blood flow associated with neuronal activity — and been shown the most arousing images as well as neutral, nonsexualized ones.
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" — Cassandra, 27 "My vagina went back to normal after three months, although putting effort into arousing my partner when I was exhausted… not always feasible.
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What women find arousing or disturbing will depend on their particular experience of rape, abuse, or assault—as well as their own particular needs and desires.
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The immersive nature of VR might make POV porn even more arousing, but without the physical feedback of fucking, there's still something lacking from the experience.
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The court had argued that any resulting objects created by someone who downloads the information could be sexually arousing since they would form a realistic shape.
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Wardle wisely plans to spend that time at home, since you can imagine it'd be rather difficult to go roaming around town without arousing suspicious looks.
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Even with physical access to the space, it would be tricky to install one of those cells in an office without arousing some kind of suspicion.
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The messages, exchanged on a private Facebook group, at times joked about sexual assault, ethnic groups and the Holocaust, and referred to child abuse as sexually arousing.
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For example, in a 2012 study of 54 adults who expressed desires for either amputation or paralyzation, about half said that imagining their disability is sexually arousing.
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Do they think of it as a somewhat bold but possibly effective move, one that costs them zero and is still arousing, whether or not I respond?
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"When he does this by the circulation of unfounded and unjust charges and the arousing of mean and groundless fears, his fault is more to be condemned."
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Then you wear them around for 15 or so minutes, which tones (and theoretically feels arousing), then you yank them out by the cord whenever you want.
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An anonymous letter sent to a Catholic lord warned him to stay away, arousing suspicions, and a search led to the discovery of Fawkes and the gunpowder.
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Unscrupulous operators would overload elephants and march them in a circle over broken pavement for as long as 12 hours for busloads of tourists, arousing global outcry.
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Capital flight, which averaged an estimated $8 billion per month when the purge began, has since fallen back, apparently because of worry of arousing the prince's notice.
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Investigators are continuing to probe the "secret life" of Stephen Paddock, a high-stakes video gambler who stockpiled a major cache of weapons without arousing any suspicion.
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Morton erected a pagan maypole at Merrymount, arousing the fury of the Puritans, who arrested him and his fellow revelers, all of whom were too hammered to resist.
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Notable furry artists have been drawing incredibly arousing Sonic porn for decades—Tails, for example, is stereotypically a bottom when being represented in gay versions of this porn.
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Whether it's flavor profiles, packaging, or story, cheese available in the U.S. gets described in some of the most sensual and arousing words available in the English language.
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"There are many signs that the sleeping giant of philosophy is arousing itself out of its mathematical slumbers," he wrote in "Religion, Politics and the Higher Learning" (21965).
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A few weeks ago Ecuador's government acknowledged it had restricted his Internet access, arousing speculation it had been pressured by the United States because of the Clinton material.
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Yes, for many people, breasts are sexually alluring or arousing -- but so too are lips and hands, and having those out in Parliament doesn't bring on sexual chaos.
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On the other hand, exercising extreme patience, like Philadelphia, risks arousing the ire of fans, the media, and Adam Silver's goon squad (and it also might not work).
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I feel aroused by a lot of heterosexual romance I've seen, and in the same way, I would hope this movie would feel arousing and sensual to everyone.
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Then they tested subjects' memories of both stories a week later and found that propranolol selectively impaired recall of the emotionally arousing story but not the neutral story.
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There were scores of perfect sunsets, shots of the glittering sea — all beautiful to look at, but largely incapable of arousing in me the feeling of being there.
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If in achieving that goal it flirts a little with the violent impulses it otherwise hopes to contain, and risks arousing pro-Trump backlash, that's unfortunate but forgivable.
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Even so, the forum drew scores of protesters and fanned fears of arousing more of the ugly nativist sentiments that exploded more than a week ago in Charlottesville.
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"I hope to come back — it's a long time now," she said, arousing interest because rumors to that effect have begun to swirl in New York music circles.
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The NYPL has never censored anything or kept especially arousing printed matter under lock and key, its librarians stress heavily (although the Gray Lady may have you think otherwise).
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That said, a small number of participants—about 8 percent—did say that they find intelligence to be sexually arousing, of whom just over half (55 percent) were women.
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"We have ended up providing the same kind of detailed personal information to advertisers and data brokers and without arousing the kind of opposition that LifeLog provoked," Aftergood said.
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Everyone experiences vagina-ownership differently, but a lone finger resting in there is … not arousing for me, nor is it for many people I spoke with for this article.
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That suggests, Professor Ikeda said, that some blurring of gender identity was deliberate, playful and often arousing, since the prints were relatively inexpensive and widely circulated, some as erotica.
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From mild make outs to full-on butt whacking, the unapologetic indulgence of it all was arousing and entertaining—the kink having an almost Carry On aspect to it.
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And there's another, even more arousing reason I'm glad we didn't do the full swap: We've left something to explore for next time, should there be a next time.
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Arousing essential oils February 14 doesn't fall on a full moon this year, but you can still cast a love spell with this three-pack of erotic oils from Wildfire.
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A lot of porn out there is what men imagine lesbian sex to be like, and I don't find that arousing, so it's a very specific genre I look for.
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If they tip to one extreme — like, say, Jupiter magnifying the Sun's bluster or the Sun arousing Jupiter's tactless candor — there could be an outlandish display of swagger and ego.
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The hackers hoped that by posing as a VR Systems employee and sending out what looked like real voting software documentation, they could avoid arousing the suspicions of election officials.
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Through Gandhi's inspiration the Congress Party was able to produce a huge, popular mass movement, arousing intense enthusiasm and reaching into the villages, where no political consciousness had hitherto existed.
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Therapists don't like to do it because they don't want to feel like they're arousing anxiety in patients, and no therapist wants to make his or her patients feel uncomfortable.
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The genre — a frothy, sometimes louche amalgam of dance and singing — was wildly popular in early 18th-century France but then largely disappeared, arousing interest again only in recent decades.
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Members of Congress have failed to slow Trump's protectionist march and few have been willing to speak publicly for fear of arousing the ire of Trump and the Republican base.
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But I can't deny that the photographs are strong, arousing, and made by a gay man, so I continue to marvel, but also continue to challenge and question my marveling.
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But as I watched Hunters, I worried that the show might be far more effective at titillating and arousing Nazi sympathizers than it is at speaking to the Jewish community.
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Side too often with Democrats and run the risk of not only alienating the conservative base in your state but arousing the ire -- and itchy Twitter finger -- of this President.
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The robbers were able to remove the earth during their months-long excavations without arousing suspicion by concealing it in boxes, the Daily Nation newspaper quoted local traders as saying.
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It's a purposefully sexual move, one a woman only enacts if she hopes someone — like, say, her husband — will be close enough to her cleavage to take a deep, arousing whiff.
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Five years ago, another unemployed youth in the neighboring town of Sidi Bouzid set himself on fire, arousing a popular uprising that overthrew Tunisia's longtime ruler, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.
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For example, would-be terrorists can surreptitiously travel to and from Syria from Europe and then travel to the U.S. without ever arousing the suspicion of government officials on either continent.
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Additionally, the receiver can lean into a wall for added support — I personally find it incredibly arousing to be confined and smooshed up against a wall, especially in a small shower.
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It's probably supposed to be arousing, but I feel chills down my back, as the whole thing reminds me of the "Kimnotyze" music video by DJ Tomekk and Trooper Da Don.
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At best there is the implication that arousing emotions fosters sympathy, perhaps even empathy, with fictional characters and that such sympathy then breaks down our prejudices and hence is socially useful.
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For many viewers this same non-consent scenario made them incredibly uncomfortable because it mirrors the real life reaction of many rape victims and the scene wasn't meant to be arousing.
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Covered in blackface makeup, the men try to persuade their beloveds — sisters — to sleep with not merely strangers, but also black strangers, arousing their horror and also undercurrents of taboo desire.
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But it saddens me that the central figure arousing the white fury that has engulfed America would discourage the vigorous response of black people who don't cotton to his centrist reform values.
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The trio could be heard talking about arousing nationalist sentiment ahead of India's general election, with the BJP president allegedly saying in Hindi: "We agree that for election, we need a war".
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William Blake created three sets of artworks for Milton's poem, hallucinatory illustrations of Satan (at the gates of Hell; arousing the Rebel Angels) and Adam and Eve (being tempted, falling from grace).
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A previous study surveying the headlines of articles in the New York Times found readers most frequently shared articles based on two factors: how positive it was, and how emotionally arousing it was.
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While she finds his sexual enjoyment of her pain arousing, she says she'd never want to be involved with someone who actually has the capacity to commit violence outside of a roleplaying scenario.
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Yet even he understands how naturally narrative moves in this direction, admitting that in the final analysis even the struggle to avoid arousing emotions will confer a kind of pathos on the author.
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When these fetishizing commenters objectify women, they do so in the most literal way possible: by considering a single part of their bodies as actual objects and debating how sexually arousing it is.
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How to Win Friends & Influence People will teach your grad how to make people like them, how to win people to their way of thinking, how to change people without arousing resentment, and more.
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Or, it can be "a chance to have a conversation about what might make that kind of sex play more arousing, more appealing, or feel safe or enticing enough to try," Dr. Herbenick says.
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They were spotted by an "animal capture team," per the facility's press release, which ran the baboons down, hollering at one as it pranced down nearby Military Drive, arousing the concern of some drivers.
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One of the headwinds the company had been facing was a Chinese crackdown on corruption, which led many wealthy people in the country to pass on luxury goods and services to avoid arousing suspicion.
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The study's paper entitled "Touching a Mechanical Body: Tactile Contact With Intimate Parts of a Human-Shaped Robot is Physiologically Arousing", was written by Stanford University researchers, Wendy Ju, Jamy Li and Byron Reeves.
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Yes, the Bach-flavored assassin had a lover, but "she slept with him no more than three times a week to maximize his potency," a regime that statisticians alone are likely to find arousing.
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In the area around Cambridge, wealthy landowners hired a Dutch engineer to drain the marshland for arable farmland, arousing violent resistance from locals who had depended on the wetlands for fishing, fowling and hunting.
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Buy it here >>In this compulsively readable, empathy-arousing read, a mother and son are forced to flee from Acapulco to the United States after inadvertently getting in the crosshairs of a drug cartel.
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The soundtrack doesn't entirely qualify either — slow R&B burners with muted textures and solemn, scowling melodies are arousing only once one has equated sex and pain, sex and emotional trauma, sex and epic struggle.
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The double paradox for Clinton, is that since she has cultivated such a reputation for conventional and calculated politics, any move deemed to be outside the familiar zone would risk arousing charges of political expedience.
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Blessed with a community organizer's glibness, like many a demagogue Obama consolidated his power by exploiting popular prejudices, making false claims, and arousing passions and emotions with promises he would not and could not keep.
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And it also makes sense that something that costs $14.99 at Target (easy to buy without arousing parental alarm!) and looks very pretty would appeal to teens, who have long been consumers of diet pills.
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"For gay men, cuckolding isn't quite as taboo because the norm of lifelong monogamy isn't so strong in the LGBT community; however, it can still be arousing for a number of other reasons," said Lehmiller.
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"Trophy," shown this week at the South by Southwest film festival in Austin, examines how efforts to commercialize wild animals and encourage big-game hunting in Africa can generate funds for conservation, while also arousing criticism.
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The resulting videos aren't thrill-a-minute adrenaline arousing clips, but they are fun to watch, at least for me, and I could easily see myself incorporating footage from the Waylens into travel diary video projects.
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Recent moves arousing suspicion in India include China taking control of a major port in Sri Lanka and signing groundbreaking trade deals with Nepal, and its navy conducting anti-piracy operations in the western Indian Ocean.
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They're ensuring that they'll be able to have sex without fear no matter what happens in our courts, yes, but there's nothing less arousing than the threat of one's right to choose being stolen from you.
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"One of the ways that type of interaction could be less physiological arousing is just to have robots designed with most of their touch sensors not throughout body, but in hands, heads and arms," Lin said.
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They are bound to get a lot wrong — either policing too much or too little — and may not be able to explain in any satisfactory way why they made certain decisions, arousing suspicion on all sides.
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This could mean that they do not realize or do not want to divulge that an image is turning them on, or that they believe an image is or should be arousing when it isn't, physiologically.
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While Democrats may think they are dodging Republican obstructionism by avoiding a formal inquiry debate and vote, they may at the same time be arousing public disgust and distrust over the perceived unfairness of it all.
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The lesson stayed with her, she later said, arousing in her a passion to help protect the earth and kindling a seven-decade career in environmentalism — in her case far removed from that parched Oklahoma soil.
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At first, Andrew goes running to the bathroom to jerk off at the (literally) horny Maury's every whim, but eventually he learns to ignore Maury's comments about anyone and anything in the vicinity that's even slightly arousing.
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They passed the days in an activity they called "thought-provoking," as if thought were an animal, and they used long sticks to poke through the bars of its cage, tormenting and arousing thinking into strange behaviors.
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The study, to be presented soon but previewed by IEEE Spectrum, is entitled "Touching a Mechanical Body: Tactile Contact With Intimate Parts of a Human-Shaped Robot is Physiologically Arousing" — and really, the title says it all.
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While Trump's hateful discourse may not always -- or ever -- apply cogent reasoning, Bacon's rhetorical principle remains: Words are ultimately about arousing imagination (or emotion) as a mechanism for influencing behavior ("the will"), whether by intent or effect.
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That tweet and several other retweets late Wednesday and early Thursday had in fact been scheduled ahead of time to avoid arousing suspicions around a President who rarely goes a dozen hours without taking to social media.
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" One user takes a more straightforward approach: "Sapiosexual means that I'm attracted to smart people — people just as or smarter than I." Courtney Geter, LMFT, certified sex therapist, defines it similarly as "finding intelligence sexually attracting or arousing.
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The researchers behind "The Curiosity-Arousing Function of Anti-Drug Ads" offered a possible explanation: Anti-drug ads "prime" viewers to think about their personal experiences, leading them to become curious about taking drugs to satisfy their interest.
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In fact, the counterpart to a breeding fetish is a "pregnancy risk" fetish—in which one gets off on the risk of pregnancy because they don't want it, but finds the risk associated with having unprotected sex arousing.
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Now 31, Ms. Waller-Bridge spins off her sexually rapacious, anger-riddled, flailing London cafe owner into this series, which begins with Fleabag's arousing herself to a video of President Obama and ends in the key of grief.
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A search turned up 61 studies that met Noori's criteria for inclusion: Healthy adult men and women of different sexual orientations (including bisexual and transgender subjects) who had rated erotic images in terms of how arousing they were.
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Occupying a 903-acre site near Rome's outer ring road, the enormous temple atop a hill, nearly 10 years in the making, was hard to miss during its construction, arousing the curiosity of Romans, regardless of their faith.
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As an editorial in the Jewish Press argued: The issue of not sitting next to a woman appears to place the onus on women, for it is the woman who is being accused, albeit indirectly, of arousing a man.
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" The CIA believed Hitler was successful with this before the start of WWII by "playing on the world sympathy for a 'poor, divided Germany' and by arousing the British minds the old specter of French domination of the continent.
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Each century has had its own technology for reproducing images that are at once arousing and anatomical, Thomas Lacqueur, a historian of medicine and of sexuality, told me when I asked him about the connections between anatomical images and smut.
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Villanelle Armed with superhero pajamas, Crocs, and all the antibiotics she could need, Villanelle exits the trunk of the strangers she hitched a ride back to England with, only arousing suspicion when one of the sleeping children spots her exit.
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"If the user is logged into a Facebook account, it impersonates the user and extracts data from the account by visiting certain web pages from the user's computer, to avoid arousing suspicion by triggering an unknown device alert," reads the report.
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They determined that dogs were more expressive when a human was facing them as opposed to when their bodies were turned away, and found that while food, described as a "non-social but arousing stimulus," had no impact on their behavior.
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"On a chemical level, these three drugs (GHB, mephodrone, crystal meth) have this sexually arousing property that cocaine and ecstasy didn't have," explained Dr Adam Bourne, a lecturer and researcher in chemsex at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Lin's paper, Touching a Mechanical Body: Tactile Contact with Intimate Parts of a Humanoid Robot is Physiologically Arousing, which he co-wrote with fellow researchers Wendy Ju and Byron Reeves, will be presented in June at International Communications Association Conference.
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Vivaldi's The Four Seasons was the happy piece, Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber was the sad, slow piece and The Planets: Mars, Bringer of War by Gustav Holst was used as a negative, arousing - in other words, anxious - piece.
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The FBI speculated that whoever made the cuts may have worn standard-issue utility or construction safety gear while doing it to avoid arousing suspicion (the amount of stuff people can get away with while wearing safety yellow vests is astonishing).
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The Oregon law, for instance, only bans photos or videos taken surreptitiously from a drone "for the purpose of arousing or gratifying the sexual desire of the person"—and only apply if the person has a reasonable expectation of privacy.
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Turkey and Iran, who opposed moves toward Kurdish independence out of fear of arousing such moves among their own Kurdish minorities, have also failed to follow through on bellicose threats, including military exercises on the Kurdish border and economic isolation.
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In one memo, he told Mr. Bigazzi that the best way to infiltrate the group without arousing suspicions would be to present himself as a documentary filmmaker eager to develop a series of films about dangerous industries, not just asbestos.
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And that note led to his arrest eight months later when, in the middle of a stalled investigation into Ms. Vetrano's killing, Lieutenant Russo had the memo book unearthed so detectives could investigate the man he remembered once arousing his suspicions.
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In the opening essay, "A Tale of Two Dogs," she confesses to accidentally-on-purpose "losing" Max, her children's black Labrador — an overbred, neurotic dog who "howls long, shatteringly loud, Baskerville-caliber howls" and barks "psychotically," arousing the neighbors' ire.
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Rather than fundamental reform, many of his proposals end up sounding like opportunistic incrementalism, as if he wants to be seen to be doing something without really doing much at all, for fear of arousing the forces arrayed against reform.
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And that could be a model that needs to be certainly refined and improved but could point the way toward where government can get involved without arousing some of the worst First Amendment issues that we have to worry about.
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Later, I developed fetish interests for women wearing pantyhose, fishnets, and spandex; women arousing men while hurting them; and things like sissification (a form of erotic humiliation in which a man is feminized and emasculated) and bimboification (like sissification, but sluttier).
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What people find arousing about a given uniform can vary, but it often has to do with the status or role that a uniform conveys—and what we see in many of the most popular uniforms are themes relating to power or dominance.
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You might like to know, nonetheless, that the "melano," a heterosexual mushroom, is the fruit of a foursome between a bunch of things with barbaric scientific names that live underground—things we humans would only find arousing with a gun to the head.
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The reels are in various states of disrepair, some fading to red from age and some missing frames, and while not sexually arousing there's a sense of intrigue to their mechanical nature or "an Alice in Wonderland fantasy" feeling, as Otis describes it.
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Florida, and the Keys specifically, allows anyone to blend in without arousing suspicion because locals don't really see newcomers with a skeptical eye, according to Annette Robertson, an underwater photographer based in Key West who said she experienced Gignac's con job firsthand.
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Dating back to Japan's Edo period of the 18th century, this 10-plus vignette handscroll illustrates a romantic—at some points racy—rendezvous between two male lovers, an arousing fantasy seldom seen in the well-known Japanese art forms of the time.
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In that letter, Jefferson argued that the greatest achievement of the declaration was its arousing men to burst free from the chains imposed upon them by superstition and myth by bringing about a recognition of their individual rights and an embrace of self-government.
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One of the most groundbreaking and ageless bestsellers, "How to Win Friends & Influence People" will teach you: six ways to make people like you, twelve ways to win people to your way of thinking, nine ways to change people without arousing resentment, and more.
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"If you can find a way to keep yourself from being aroused by thinking about your grandmother or puppies or something that's not sexually arousing to you, then you can trick it," Dr. AJ Marsden, a psychology professor at Beacon College in Florida, told VICE.
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Read: Monday ad blitz: 2016ers hit the airwaves And while it wasn't a particularly electrifying or arousing speech and Rubio did not spell out specific policy proposals, he got a good reception from the crowd, which warmed up even more when the Q-and-A began.
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The role of norepinephrine in the enhancement of memory was demonstrated by a 1994 study in which researchers randomly gave subjects either propranolol, a drug that blocks the effect of norepinephrine, or a placebo just before they heard either an emotionally arousing story or a neutral one.
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Putin has obliterated the early shoots of Russian democracy as evidence of weakness and obeisance to the West; his eighty-per-cent popularity rating is built on arousing nationalism and a hatred of minorities (ethnic and sexual), the suppression of dissent, and a bare-chested macho image.
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In addition, RedLock notes that the mining software was configured to keep the amount of resources it hijacked low in order to avoid arousing suspicion—a CPU that's working hard is one of the tell-tale signs that someone is using your computer to mine digital coins.
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The speech made by the US president in his maiden address on the UN arena in the prevailing serious circumstances, in which the situation on the Korean peninsula has been rendered tense as never before and is inching closer to a touch-and-go state, is arousing worldwide concern.
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"Sex is fluid and it allows for a multitude of sexual experiences, ones that may push you outside the boundaries of who you thought you were — some that are confusing, others that are highly arousing, and many that are without a label or a name," says Dr. Donoghue.
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On some level, no matter what the investigation tells us, we know that it is arousing the pain beneath the individual news of the day that's brought about by what's happened in our city, and what's happened around the country, when it comes to the relationship of police and communities of color.
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Stenner makes the point that liberal democracy's allowance of these things inevitably creates conditions of "normative threat," arousing the classic authoritarian fears about threats to oneness and sameness, which activate those predispositions — about a third of most western populations lean toward authoritarianism — and cause the increased manifestation of racial, moral and political intolerance.
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On Thursday it headed further south to Abu Kamal, on the Iraqi border, and by Friday, according to Syrian anti-regime activists and to Iraqi officials in the border area, parts of the convoy had crossed into Qaim, Iraq, in western Anbar Province, also an ISIS-held area, arousing anger among Iraqi officials.
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More broadly, are we really to believe that sociopaths like James Holmes are hunched over their computers, searching for theaters within a certain radius of their home, calling up place after place to hash out the nuances of their weapons policies — all without any concern about arousing suspicions on the other end of the line?
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Here is the full text: The speech made by the U.S. president in his maiden address on the U.N. arena in the prevailing serious circumstances, in which the situation on the Korean Peninsula has been rendered tense as never before and is inching closer to a touch-and-go state, is arousing worldwide concern.
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Richard, who records two sleep shows of his own, has done rudimentary, anecdotal research and identified four pillars that make a show successful for sleeping: A calm host voice; focused attention on the listener; kindness (meaning the listener doesn't get mad at the host, because anger is apparently an arousing emotion); and generally banal content (a pillar my Bachelor podcasts fulfill with ease).
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The New Yorker has become a less uptight magazine now, so Kael's successor Anthony Lane is not afraid to let readers know that the children's cartoon Incredibles 2 is arousing: Take your seat at any early-evening screening of "Incredibles 2" in the coming days, listen carefully, and you may just hear a shifty sound, as of parents squirming awkwardly beside their enraptured offspring.
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Word of the Day adjective: capable of catching fire spontaneously or causing fires or burning readily adjective: involving deliberate burning of property adjective: arousing to action or rebellion noun: a criminal who illegally sets fire to property noun: a bomb that is designed to start fires and is most effective against flammable targets (such as fuel) _________ The word incendiary has appeared in 298 articles on nytimes.
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A "kink" is "any unconventional sexual desire, concept, fantasy, or practice" that "bends away from proclivities that are generally considered 'straight,' or what would seem typically arousing to others," while a "fetish" is "a sexual desire that is initiated or heightened in the presence or appearance of a particular material, shape, or part of the body" (like when someone is aroused by earlobes or the feeling of silk), Danarama said.
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Polyester, that mainstay of 1970s fashions, clung to male bodies as patrons sized one another up and likely chatted about such topics as Secretariat's recent Triple Crown triumph; Deliverance, a hit movie from the previous year starring the hirsute Burt Reynolds (whose arousing poster in the bar made "purty mouth" jokes a go-to); or whatever cantankerous jibe Archie Bunker, a beloved if also bigoted character, had gotten away with on All in the Family, the top-rated series of the season.
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