" When a Twitter user responded with, "Deep Intense Carnal Knowledge?
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Today, uttering that sentence feels like committing a carnal sin.
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Of all these corresponding sonnets, "Winter" is the most carnal.
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This project reflects some 'wrong' thoughts, deep feelings, and carnal love.
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His carnal conquests are the cornerstone of his can-do braggadocio.
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Is it just the primordial or carnal nature of the substance?
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And I wanted it to be sensuous and voluptuous and carnal.
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And Bobby felt, unmistakably, an emanation, the old encoded carnal pang.
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They are carnal and innocent; not shameless but, beautifully, shame-free.
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The other was the bawdy, carnal story of Frasier the lion.
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Woof, who sings the praises of all things carnal, is 250.
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And also his talents: Peak Timberlake was lithe, lightly carnal, effortless.
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Jones hits the sweet spot between irreverence, carnal patriotism, and straight shooting.
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It's a purely carnal song, both in lyrical content and musical structure.
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After careful consideration, I choose Frederic Malle's Carnal Flower and Musc Ravageur.
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It's a playful type of carnal, destructive fun and it's super addictive.
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It was my first instruction in carnal appetite, and I liked it.
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They perform without hesitation, channeling a carnal conviction into their existential unease.
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But he apparently took the early carnal version of "LOVE" with him.
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It's Genet and Anger's obsessions and desires brought to their carnal extreme.
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But "Punk Lust" suggests that carnal energy throbs at the music's core.
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Alton's criminal history included a 2000 conviction for carnal knowledge of a juvenile.
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In September 2017, Osborn pleaded guilty to having carnal knowledge of the girl.
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Yes… this is the most carnal, ferocious, liberating thing a man can do.
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It tastes of a hundred shades of salt, carnal and marine at once.
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This dark goddess symbolizes lust and carnal desire; she epitomizes all things taboo.
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He is in effect pushing traditional paintings, religious and profane, into carnal performances.
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Here there is no mistaking mankind's overpowering yearning for carnal and sensuous pleasures.
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It's clear he thinks their obsession with carnal pleasures is basic, and I agree.
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Dance moves included the sizzling chicken strut, the funky rooster, and the carnal turkey.
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Black Lips want a return to the animal kingdom: visceral, carnal, occasionally non-verbal.
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There are plenty of sex robots out there to appease your carnal needs, too.
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White also departs from Wilde in his explicit detailing of Guy's carnal high jinks.
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Nothing is more perfect than Hideko's petal mouth with its lusciously carnal red lipstick.
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He sings in German, usually about carnal pleasures or the sweet release of death.
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One has the color of curdled milk while the other is a carnal red.
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Logging into Second Life and role-playing sex with children fulfills a carnal urge.
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The women in his songs are compelling, beautiful, mystical and carnal all at once.
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Harrowing as 'Ma Rainey's' can be, it is also funny, salty, carnal and lyrical.
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" The British playwright David Hare asserts: "In my opinion, 'Carnal Knowledge' is Mike's masterpiece.
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I was watching 'Carnal Knowledge' the other night, which was made in the '70s.
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She taps into some carnal anger and drops every ounce of her powers on it.
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The witchdoctor who led this carnal parade, writes Mr Brewster, was the modern DJ's antecedent.
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These are manicures of carnal danger, of weaponized sex appeal, of "erotics" as intimidation tactic.
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Laura Collins-Hughes called the production "tactile, kinetic, carnal," and named it a Critic's Pick.
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Personal tensions, carnal desires and extramarital affairs inflame his siblings, in-laws, children and grandchildren.
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Whenever a carnal urge surfaces in his consciousness, he immediately turns to the virtual world.
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But human freedom, more than any carnal lust, was the 18th century's most immoderate desire.
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Es una nueva versión del deseo, un encuentro entre la excitación carnal, intelectual y creativa.
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It is a new version of desire, a cross between intellectual, carnal and inventive excitement.
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As Lebe continued making photograms and light drawings, the carnal and the vegetal often fused.
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Under the Immorality Act of 1927, "illicit carnal intercourse between Europeans and natives," was strictly prohibited.
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Section 377 banned "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal".
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It seems that this year, though, our more carnivorous — and indeed carnal — desires are coming out.
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Forgiveness, redemption, and that kind of thing—it means nothing outside of a carnal, material world.
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I see Self and Quarles playing that process in reverse, adapting abstract aesthetics to carnal representation.
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There's an austere clarity to the broth, which is at once more carnal and more delicate.
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The late 19th century law bars "carnal knowledge against the order of nature," according to CNN.
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LUCY WALTERS These are really carnal people, who are pretty damaged and don't talk things out.
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More than any other monster of classic horror, Dracula pairs violent threat with a carnal one.
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Carnal, reflective, almost platitude free: It was the best and most creatively adventurous of her albums.
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So watching two random people master the carnal act has never been my pastime of choice.
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It's more out of carnal desire probably, or just to convince yourself there is physical compatibility.
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The result was the play "Carnal Knowledge" that Mike Nichols had me adapt as a film.
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In its conception and especially in its art, the world of "Tuca & Bertie" is thoroughly carnal.
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Carnal moments are accelerants; they're where Greenwell's existential and political themes are underlined, then set ablaze.
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The Weeknd is an avatar of carnal cool, and Bruno Mars is a good-times machine.
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This Barbera is voluptuously spicy, carnal, and blood-red, but there's a certain lightness to its density.
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Near the blazing hearth of the cave, Jon Snow was ushered into the world of carnal pleasure.
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Food Network's Chopped invokes a certain kind of screaming-at-your-TV-screen carnal energy — the baskets!
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ALL AH CAR ANAL (hola carnal) = Hello, buddy COME O AND ASS (¿cómo andas?) = How you doing?
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In Zambia "carnal knowledge against the order of nature" could mean seven or more years behind bars.
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I was especially moved by the carnal, crimson canvas "The Fire that Consumes All Before It" (83).
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In Smith's elegant translation, the story proceeds deliberately, a steady march of corporeal horror and carnal dread.
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Despite the efforts of Paris's municipal government, no alternative venue could be found for the carnal construction.
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But it's not all lust; Kele pushes to articulate the connection that pulls deeper than carnal desire.
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" Until 2012, the FBI defined rape as "the carnal knowledge of a female, forcibly and against her will.
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Shelley Dufresne, 33, will soon be tried on charges of carnal knowledge of a juvenile, court records show.
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He was also a registered sex offender after pleading guilty to "carnal knowledge of a juvenile" in 2000.
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They would eat together, go to the gym together, vacation together, and also indulge their carnal sides together.
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"We don't believe in carnal relations," foreign minister Susana Malcorra told the Council of Foreign Relations in February.
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Carnival's very literal carnal celebration, in the Catholic tradition, gives way to the sober, metaphysical reflection of Lent.
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Frink brings her sculptures — frequently of men, horses, birds, and metamorphic human-animal hybrids — to carnal, messy life.
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Although she loathes Nick Cox's gaudy construction projects, Allison's thoughts about the man have taken a carnal turn.
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It's a single-story four-bedroom, perched on stilts and painted a shade of pink that's almost carnal.
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"So, all kinds of love: brotherly love, sisterly love, carnal love, love of the vending machine," Henderson elaborates.
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Amelia Tat, 27, pleaded guilty in January to two counts of carnal knowledge without force with a male student.
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Until then, I had experienced meat and bones in their sanitized state, with their carnal, beastly qualities wiped away.
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For Islamists, women are a source of evil: They represent the body, the carnal, and separate men from God.
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It's purely carnal, based off of your genetic makeup, the symmetry of your face, how many abs you had.
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You dream of outfitting your humble abode with bespoke hooks and clamps, gorgeously sadistic metal contraptions, and carnal designs.
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" His plays include "Little Murders," which was made into a film, and he wrote the screenplay for "Carnal Knowledge.
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What better way to satisfy those carnal longings than to curl up next to a thicc daikon body pillow?
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Belize - 2016: The former British colony's criminalization of "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" was ruled unconstitutional. 8.
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Each episode brings her to a different country in Asia, Europe and Africa to explore carnal taboos and norms.
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The deeply imaginative story wrestles with philosophical questions and carnal desires, playing with the split between head and heart.
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Machaca is jerkylike dried beef, pounded in a mortar until it becomes almost airy, verging on carnal cotton candy.
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When they started, the F.B.I. defined rape narrowly: the carnal knowledge of a female, forcibly and against her will.
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This approach makes a certain poetic sense in a play about the serendipitous and cataclysmic force of carnal love.
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Every time I reread it I'm struck by how dear and awful and filled with carnal longing he is.
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The parents, Hal and Lois, have a comically carnal relationship, which I didn't really understand when I was young.
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In turn, despite living in gilded mansions and indulging every carnal desire, Trump's view of the world is remarkably bleak.
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Conviction based on video clips The conviction was for having carnal knowledge of a man against the order of nature.
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But she makes a clear distinction between such work, which she calls "Body Art," and "Carnal Art" — namely her own.
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If Jimi Hendrix had acid and Keith Richards had Jack Daniels, Prince's muse was to be found in the carnal.
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But without much fuss, "Neon Bull" exalts carnal passion in beautiful, almost sculptural love scenes filmed from a middle distance.
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The duality evokes the carnal grit and transformative, escapist role-play that characterized sexual scenarios available to intrepid San Franciscans.
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Cruz's actions, the judge decided, constituted "incidental rubbing" without "carnal intent," and Cruz was found not guilty of sexual assault.
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The two men ardently fighting are plunged into an abject quiescence in which carnal motivations encapsulate the yearning to destroy.
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In all of France, there was nothing remotely resembling the effusions of splendor and carnal beauty that grace its walls.
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Belize The former British colony's criminalisation of "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" was ruled unconstitutional in 2016. 7.
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"Whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse against the order of nature," the law decrees, can be sentenced to prison for life.
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The scene is a slow-motion bacchanal, a tableau of pure glamour and delight, a snapshot of carnal-capitalist utopia.
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Belize The former British colony's criminalization of "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" was ruled unconstitutional in 2016. 7.
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With multiple limbs, udder-like breasts, a phallus, and bulging masses of flesh, this wild, headless creature exhibits a carnal force.
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Combining the deeply carnal with the technological, Choi explores the mechanics of what it is to be alive in every sense.
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Like the overgrown adolescents in a Judd Apatow movie, Tom and his pals crave adventure, though not of the carnal variety.
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The Cadbury Creme Egg is messy and fatty and carnal, a deeply primitive chocolate confection beyond our wildest Godiva-based dreams.
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IRL she's a Christian conservative who's appeared in softcore porn movies including Carnal Wishes, Secrets of a Chambermaid, and Insatiable Desires.
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She believes in the great clash between carnal rivals, between the dark past and the promising present, between blondes and brunettes.
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The title track addressed a litany of societal ills, and "If I Was Your Girlfriend" represented Prince at his carnal best.
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Maybe it's just her extensive lifetime experience of playing both ends against the middle and her carnal knowledge of corrupt systems.
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Sunderland played out in a giant Mad Max-esque Thunderdome, all carnal pleasure will be sacrificed on the altar of football.
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In some cases, it fueled harmful stereotypes of blacks as carnal beasts with none of the civilized restraint of white folks.
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Professor Gordon wrote as an eager scholarly guide to carnal, unorthodox cultures that he was too young to have indulged in.
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The "carnal knowledge" section covers anal and oral intercourse, and in theory applies regardless of the gender of the people involved.
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Lemsalu, on the other hand, born in Tallinn in 1985, invites us to look inside a world more carnal and consumable.
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The main characters keep having it, discussing it, or joking about it, and every carnal combination seems ready to be explored.
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BRANTLEY I'm also often aware of the loneliness of the characters in his productions, even when they're locked in carnal embrace.
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No surprise: Eating, unlike other carnal pleasures, is a physical experience we carry with us relatively unchanged from childhood to adulthood.
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Rapes categorized under an older and less commonly used definition of forcible carnal knowledge of a female were up almost 10 percent.
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She was booked into jail Thursday and accused of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and indecent behavior of a juvenile, Fortunato says.
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Yet they live in a world that is not only secular, but I would say, often feverishly carnal and even deeply Freudian.
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At the same time, the sex industry is adjusting to cater to young Japanese who are also less interested in carnal pleasures.
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The Allwines' pastor preached about conquering carnal desires, and Stephen himself counseled couples in the congregation who were struggling with marital problems.
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I cannot see them as anything other than Adam and Eve, apparently after the Fall but unchastened, celebrating their new carnal awareness.
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The festival, whose roots lie in a tradition of carnal indulgence before the austere Catholic season of Lent, officially ends next Wednesday.
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"12 Nights of Christmas" is his first holiday album in a two-decades-plus career toggling between the carnal and the spiritual.
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Just consider Sylvester Graham and his carnal-urge-mitigating graham crackers—and how far said cracker has veered from its original intention.
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Here, they're a tender meld of ground pork flecked with carrots and green onion, slightly flattened into a kind of carnal currency.
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The criminal code that sets a ten-year sentence for convictions for "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" was ruled unconstitutional.
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"Striking Vipers" shows the carnal pleasure of the sex, but glosses over the actual intimacy of the pleasure shared between Karl and Danny.
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Light, tinkling edges give way to carnal curves when you turn to see Marilyn Minter's "Crystal Swallow" (20203) beckoning from the next room.
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A holdover from colonial times, the 19th-century law forbade "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal".
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Again, Arnold isn't interested in romanticizing the situation: Their carnal attraction is nothing more than the hormones of two screwed-up young people.
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Section 377 criminalized "whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse against the order of nature," and sentences ranged from 10 years to life in prison.
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Sterling is on the sex offender registry in Louisiana after a 2000 conviction for carnal knowledge of a juvenile, according to online records.
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The image underscores the broader, interior complications of women gazing upon other women — an intimacy by turns familial and territorial, carnal and tender.
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The soup is notably holistic, as if refusing to take sides, neither frankly carnal nor purely herbaceous but somewhere more intriguingly in between.
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But regardless of the carnal beginnings, that strained shivering quality came to foreshadow horrors of the coming World Wars and Schiele's own fate.
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A great deal happens in "Hamlet" ("carnal, bloody and unnatural acts," as Horatio says); just as much in "Ophelia" but not always gracefully.
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She turned scrappy and raw in "The Fighter" (2010), chillingly zealous in "The Master" (2012) and cunning and carnal in "American Hustle" (2013).
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But as you rightly observe, they also arise from the misbegotten notion that the only true measure of romantic intimacy is carnal communion.
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Among the young African converts, one came to worship him, and they shared carnal pleasure, defiling the primitive laws of Man and God.
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Cusk might like Anne Fadiman's book "Ex Libris: Confessions of a Common Reader" (1998), which distinguishes between carnal and courtly lovers of books.
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Kenyan law currently prohibits "carnal knowledge against the order of nature," labeling it a felony that is punishable with 14 years in prison.
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"His music can be shocking, full of crashing dissonances, with a carnal, rhythmic energy to it," Mr. Jacobs said in a telephone interview.
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Cupcakke: Ephorize (Cupcakke) Chicago rapper Cupcakke has been releasing hooky, carnal, furious albums for several years now, continually refining her joyfully scabrous shtick.
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A Painlevé film of an octopus plays nearby, as well as a reproduction of Hokusai's "Dream of the Fisherman's Woman", featuring a carnal octopus.
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The script tells the story of a man lost in the carnal world, searching for some sense and light on the way to enlightenment.
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Instead of pausing, she writhed around on the floor of Radio City Music Hall like a bride experiencing carnal delights on her wedding night.
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This is where Modigliani is at his most carnal and hallucinatory, especially in the blue caryatid in gouache, watercolor, chalk, and graphite, dated c.
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But that doesn't still the shock of receiving an incredibly smooshed Pikachu in the mail, or the carnal feeling that you must free him.
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Dibs has no such qualms, and there's an astonishing sequence, not that explicit yet unstintingly carnal, in which she avails herself of the Box.
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"Here we had carnal relations, we sent troops to a far away war in the Gulf, we were isolated," said Repetto, the political analyst.
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That carnal feeling that somebody wants me, desires me, and finds me sexy is something new to me that I never felt growing up.
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But this was a small price to pay to get to the sharp tang of suan cai and the rousong like carnal spun sugar.
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Most of that I heard on the first three albums of Peaches, an unmatched erotic comedian who has engineered electroclash for maximum carnal satire.
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There are multiple flash points in this society, mostly to do with sporting smarts or carnal braggadocio, but racial bias isn't one of them.
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There's no real sense of what kind of person she is or what parts of her personality make her prone to such carnal megalomania.
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Her speech has a surprisingly progressive message, considering this is the woman who formed Gilead, a country founded on the eradication of such carnal joys.
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And others still see it as just one half of the coin of sexual experience — where physical, carnal pleasure and emotional intimacy can't co-exist.
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The law banned "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal" - which was widely interpreted to refer to homosexual sex.
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In at least one of the cases, he allegedly took a minor to California and committed rape, abduction, carnal abuse of a child and seduction.
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It fleshes out — gives truly carnal context to — the biographical timeline published in "Revelations," the book accompanying the landmark exhibition of Arbus's work in 2003.
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Perhaps the most sexually charged piece in the show is "Plunger/Cherries", (2000-2017): the gaping orifice in the sculpted terracotta plunger is brutally carnal.
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" Other places, the poems' furious compression feels carnal, and the intensity of feeling becomes almost mystic, in such lines as "A bird is a vessel.
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Such a carnal approach to Catholicism also comes at the cost of critical engagement with the ironies of fashion — above all, with ironies of gender.
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All this through the flamboyant vessel of a performer who himself embodied complexities of sexuality, race and the slippage between the spiritual and the carnal.
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Under sections of Kenya's penal code, gay sex - or "carnal knowledge against the order of nature" - is punishable by up to 14 years in jail.
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A divorced former movie star who had once bragged about his carnal conquests (sound familiar?), he went out of his way to coddle the Rev.
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On the day of her wedding, an older woman advises the virginal Eurídice — who, unlike Guida, had little interest in matters carnal — on male desire.
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The net effect is to render New York into something like Birthright or a polycule: a carnal bounty served with a side of ideological instruction.
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But in your pursuit of carnal pleasure, don't forget about the actual canoeing, which offers a different kind of corporeal satisfaction, attainable without a partner.
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La corte suprema eliminó por unanimidad [en inglés] una ley colonial de finales del siglo XIX que prohibía "el conocimiento carnal contra el orden natural".
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One section, for example, stipulated that someone found guilty of "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature" could receive seven years imprisonment.
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Under sections of Kenya's colonial-era law, gay sex - or "carnal knowledge against the order of nature" - is punishable by up to 14 years in jail.
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Readers sometimes object to "gratuitous sex" or "gratuitous violence," on the ground that the graphic depiction of these things can reduce complex relationships to carnal fundamentals.
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In that carnal painting, Picasso merges a woman's head (two eyes, nose, and mouth) and body (breasts, vagina, and ass) with a vase on a pedestal.
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Finally he told his campaign manager to start a massive rumor campaign about his opponent's life-long habit of enjoying carnal knowledge of his barnyard sows.
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Siri fulfills the fantasy of a machine, which performs the labour of women without being affected by stress, relationships, or the burden of a carnal casing.
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DAZE is both heady and carnal taking inspiration from the sound design of action-packed movies and video games, sounds most often of death and destruction.
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When Frieze, the massive contemporary art fair hosting hundreds of galleries from around the world, posts up on New York's Randall's Island, things can get carnal.
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But if pay-per-view flora isn't your bag, there are plenty of places to find the ever-so-carnal plant this season at no cost.
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" He told the cardinal that architecture shows normally "represent the carnal union between a father and a mother but not the creation that comes of it.
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" The book is largely written in Alex's idiosyncratic English — to sleep is to "manufacture Z's," to have sex is to "be carnal" and nearby is "proximal.
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And in this life full of carnal sins, abstinence is our only final line of defense against poor decisions during the cold winters of 'Cuffing season.
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At first there's a struggle as Brock has to curb Venom's carnal urge for human body parts while Venom has deal with Brock's stubborn human morality.
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Most viewers will likely know the night — how it conceals acts of appalling violence, provides a space to work out carnal desire, is the means for escape.
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At the show, part of me felt as though I were writhing on a pin: again and again the carnal tapioca, the vacant gazes, the fatuous frolic.
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Making things even more charged is that this tale of a woman's carnal awakening and collegiate sexual dynamics is being told by a 58-year-old man.
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They've slicked surf-rock's salty hair back, jacked doo-wop melodies up on distortion and bad intentions, and rebuilt Dick Dale's riffy showmanship around carnal pop ideals.
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We're all fascinated by the macabre to various degrees, and Mortal Kombat 11 is a safe place to experience those carnal rushes without hurting ourselves or others.
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A lineup of stark images—a butterfly wing, a dog's soft tuft of fur—build to a climactic scene depicting the carnal side of the animal world.
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Some malarkey does get thrown into the mix: since his aims are frequently carnal, Lee's mysticism can seem, even to him, like misdirection, or perhaps mood music.
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Despite the interlude with Xenia, plus a cursory glance at a male bedmate, his cultural appetites get way more attention from the movie than his carnal wants.
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This performance of "Delta Lady," a carnal strut that Mr. Russell wrote for Mr. Cocker, captures the band's joyous cacophony of horns, belting vocals and barrelhouse piano.
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She's an unambiguous captive, trapped by sex and class, yet the viciousness that her liberation awakens — as carnal lust slips into bloodlust — precludes a facile redemptive reading.
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"I'm an only child; my father did not see 'Carnal Knowledge,'" she said of the 1971 film, with Jack Nicholson, that earned her an Academy Award nomination.
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It's saying, 'I trust you to see me and know me in a state that's carnal and vulnerable and am excited to see where you'll take me.
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Your womb is probably too old to be of any use, and you don't even have the looks to serve as a means to satisfy carnal desire.
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Tensions mount as Marya falls into a lovesick depression over H.J.'s refusal to legitimize their romance, and Lois grows exasperated with her husband's insatiable carnal interests.
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Through a willingness to explore and communicate about Wendy's sexual preferences, the two were able to figure out a way they could both satisfy their carnal itches.
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In Kenya, a colonial-era law prohibiting "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature" is widely understood to prohibit anal sex or sex between men.
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It is a deeply heartfelt production, sweet without being saccharine, as well as sophisticated about and truly interested in all the varieties of love, from familial to carnal.
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Upstairs, Rivera showed off a trove of carnal doodads, including a pharmacist's condom cabinet, a bicycle-powered dildo, and a Victorian "anti-onanism device" made of stiffened leather.
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While most of Remy's matches don't go much further than the carnal, a few have dated or are currently dating, and one pair have even become best friends.
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It is not about carnal and craven acts that take place between two people or are committed by one against another, like assaulting women or paying them off.
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If you asked me to play a Catholic designer for a day, I think that more carnal and death-haunted aspect of Catholic aesthetics would be my focus.
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And though I showed up for the carnal bits, I stayed for the aurochs horns and "grassy steppes" — detailed lessons about Neanderthal life right alongside the racy education.
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This has created a society where gay freedoms — which can mean Grindr on one end, and the right to marriage on the other — are reduced to carnal pleasure.
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A new app called Lover lets you take a sexual personality quiz, explore carnal knowledge tutorials and discretely figure out which turn-ons you share with your partner.
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In addition to Cruz's campaign ad, she has also acted in such films as Confessions of a Call Girl, Carnal Wishes, Secrets of a Chambermaid, and Insatiable Desires.
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If you lose yourself in the scattershot figuration it's okay, because you find you are left with chocolate, carnal bodies that are inviting you to come into their house.
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Under section 164 of Botswana's Penal Code, "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature," was an offense that carried a maximum sentence of seven years imprisonment.
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Their relationship has previously been obscured by carnal desire and mitigating circumstances, but with this episode, we see how much they appeal to each other on a character level.
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Under the penal code, any person who has "carnal knowledge against the order of nature" - gay sex - or anyone who accedes to anal sex is liable to life imprisonment.
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Even if not walking in on the parents mid-thrust, stumbling across artifacts of their carnal predilections can be a reality-shifting event in the life of a child.
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We must bend the knee to our carnal instincts, whether that's in a Porta Potty, a dirt field, a Ferris wheel, or DJ Khaled's oral sex-free party cabana.
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Superficially, Future Sex resembles Robin Rinaldi's The Wild Oats Project: A woman, uneasy about her age and romantic life, goes on a mission of carnal experimentation in San Francisco.
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" Introduced in 1861, Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code imposes a 10-year prison sentence on "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with man, woman or animal.
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Raised in Hasidic communities in Europe, Rabbi Hager was so intent on avoiding carnal and materialistic lures that he deliberately took off his glasses while walking down the street.
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The text claims that women consort with the devil due to their uncontrollable carnal lust, and thus sex with the devil was a big part of supposed demonic pacts.
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" The Convention recommended an amendment to the law "that will punish as rigidly for all carnal intercourse between the two races, unlawfully carried on, as it punishes them for intermarrying.
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Coming To Power included Yoko Ono's 2016 trifecta of contraception methods, Object In Three Parts - Revolution, as well as carnal relics from Carolee Schneemann's body-centric performances in the 70s.
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The court ruled on Wednesday that the part of the criminal code that sets a 10-year sentence for convictions for "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" is unconstitutional.
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Self's paintings have always felt, microcosmically, like installations; her collaged figures are massive and lush in their fullness, and their exaggerated features are both carnal and worthy of otherworldly reverence.
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For decades, the "carnal knowledge" definition of rape fostered the assumption that rape was necessarily stranger rape, committed by scary masked men who drag innocent young girls into dark alleys.
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According to a statement from the St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office, Kimberly Naquin, 26, has been charged with numerous counts of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and prohibited sexual conduct.
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A fascination with the erotic — or at least the carnal — runs through much of his work, so that even when abstraction overtakes representation, phallic and yonic forms are still discernible.
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In each image, one witnesses the crystalisation of difference, of alienation and marginalization, and yet within each strutting incarnation is also an open, carnal defiance of artistic and social norms.
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To help dispel shame and insecurity around the carnal joy of being called something taboo in bed, I asked the R29 community what they like being called during dirty talk.
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People love this stuff, and Venom, who has been part of the public consciousness for decades, had already scratched out his own carnal cult following long before Hardy signed on.
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Mr. Malek, a shy, 37-year-old Egyptian-American, immersed himself in studying the movement and vocal patterns of the bombastic and brazenly carnal rock legend, who died in 1991.
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She was twice nominated for Oscars, for her 1971 performance as Jack Nicholson's needy girlfriend in "Carnal Knowledge" (1971) and as the fragile mother in the rock musical "Tommy" (1975).
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Well, she already has, hasn't she — most memorably when she performed a graphic song about her carnal relationship with Matt Damon to bait her boyfriend at the time, Jimmy Kimmel.
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The filmmaker in Fellini 's "8½" (1963) was professionally thwarted, too, but his problem was mental blockage and carnal fatigue, whereas poor Salvador has fused vertebrae (surely a better excuse).
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As we are all driven to feed, drink, sleep, and seek carnal satisfactions, some are driven to create, and this drive is imperative for the education of those around the world.
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Sanders and his cohorts have awakened the carnal, violent tendencies of their followers, and set me up as the "target" my mother has been afraid all along that I would be.
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During production last year, rumours leaked that the director, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, had included a steamy dream sequence that hinted at carnal relations between the Muslim warrior and the Hindu princess.
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But more often than not, porn likes to lean into the juxtaposition of a bumbling and kindly old man indulging in the carnal pleasures most humans crave without breaking his character.
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Dr Mark Eldridge, the Principal Research Scientist of Terrestrial Vertebrates at the Australian Museum Research Institute, says what people are seeing is not quite grief, it's much more carnal than that.
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The homosexuality law, commonly known as "Section 377", prohibits "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal" - which is widely interpreted to refer to homosexual sex.
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For decades Lebanon has been a favourite playground for wealthy Saudis and others who come here to indulge in the alcohol and carnal pleasures strictly forbidden in their arch-conservative lands.
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Instead, you're forced to wait in line for hours outside of packed barbecue places and opportunistically troll other people's cookouts in order to get your fix of that carnal, gnawing pleasure.
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Science, for both the Hitchcocks, was not a stand-alone academic discipline so much as a pervasive approach to the world at hand, woven entirely into their carnal and spiritual domains.
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"Where I Never Dreamed I'd Go, and What I Did There," included in "Carnal Acts," described an improbable trip to Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo), undertaken against all advice.
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A judge on Wednesday found 34-year-old Shelley Dufresne not guilty of two counts of carnal knowledge of a juvenile, a spokesman from the Jefferson Parish District Attorney's office tells PEOPLE.
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While his older work centered on carnal party themes, ranging from seductive to self-destructive, Malibu focuses on the complex realities of his past, and the pleasure he takes in the present.
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Uruguayan-born, Brooklyn-based choreographer luciana achugar will activate the lobby with FEELingpleasuresatisfactioncelebrationholyFORM, a dance performance for four women which plays between formalist movement and a celebration of the instinctual and carnal.
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Much of this is uncomfortable to behold, as is the joyless carnal encounter between the hero and a reporter (Elisabeth Moss), during which a condom is used in a tug of war.
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Most often, it is carnal and self-assured, as on "High Hopes," the decidedly noncommercial seven-minute intro to "PartyNextDoor 3," which just sounds X-rated (to say nothing of the lyrics).
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It's a sordid, carnal pleasure I'm after—something I hide from friends and loved ones, taking back streets to avoid running into people I know; people who might let my secret slip.
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This meal, Lance says, "will have an immersive component which seeks to reconnect us with our wild, carnal natures," as it emulates a time when people depended solely upon nature for food.
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The opera's themes of longing, unrequited love, and obsession expressed in the dichotomies of reality/fantasy, carnal/divine love and love/death are rendered beautifully through exquisite music and a spectacular set.
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" GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Mateo Kingman, from Ecuador, raps in Spanish about mystical and carnal merging in "Tejidos" ("Weaves"): "I want to enter your body, your skin/No destination, no rest, just take me.
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He includes so few details inside this couple that they look as if they're draped in sheets — though he's caught them at a singularly carnal moment, they could almost pass for ghosts.
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But there is something about the way Franklin's voice breaks free in the second stanza of "I Never Loved a Man" that makes any listener realize this church girl understands carnal delights.
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I start with Carnal Flower and start spritzing — 10 sprays later, I am thoroughly perfumed, nauseous from the fragrance, and sorry for the co-workers who have to inhale the air near me.
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The shift to less carnal services started after the second world war, when the prudish American occupiers urged the Japanese authorities, against their better judgment, to outlaw payment for vaginal sex in 1958.
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Even more importantly, they allow us to imagine a past—fictionalized or not—in which women across class systems explored sex on their own terms, providing viewers our own opportunities for carnal voyeurism.
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Section 164 of Botswana's Penal Code previously found that the offense of carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature carried a maximum sentence of seven years imprisonment, the newspaper noted.
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Based on an analysis of birth certificates, Humanas Colombia, a feminist organization, estimated that at least 13 underage girls bore children who were the "product of violent carnal intercourse committed" by Mr. Giraldo.
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By the time it reached the United States in English translation, the '60s were on, and the novel was taken up by the counterculture as a template for religious illumination through carnal knowledge.
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Her gender-bending look harkens to a carnal allure that according to Jolles is nothing new in our culture and in fact inherent in the way the garment has evolved in our collective consciousness.
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Judge them if you like: They waited too long, perhaps, and in their on-the-grid lives, they still indulge their carnal needs, going to those thousand-finger parlors while their virtual children sleep.
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Through the wonders of technology, none of us need to settle for our ancestors' mundane forms of masturbation—a cornucopia of dazzling carnal delights are here to help us bust a high-tech nut.
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They're the 2020 campaign's most public love story, one that makes it difficult for even the most resistant Americans to see a same-sex relationship as some frivolous romp, freakish affront or carnal curiosity.
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To celebrate romantic and carnal bliss along with career success while trying not to sound too smug, Ariana Grande enlisted pop-factory experts — Pharrell Williams, Max Martin — to clear ample space around her voice.
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On "In Spades," the second album of the decade from the reunited '90s alternative rock band Afghan Whigs, the singer and unlikely sex symbol Greg Dulli can't help but be his carnal, brooding self.
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Section 164 of the country's penal code banned "unnatural" acts that it defined as "carnal knowledge against the order of nature," and it made such offenses punishable by up to seven years in prison.
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On the album in question, he depicted himself as another one of hip-hop's hedonists, draped in designer threads as he drifts emotionlessly through a near-ceaseless stream of narcotic and carnal disposable pleasures.
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Transgender women fear police action under a British colonial-era law that prohibits "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal", which is widely interpreted to refer to homosexual sex.
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One of the heady new fragrances is Rose by Roja Dove, the British master perfumer whom GQ magazine recently named "the pornographer of perfume" for his extremely sensitive nose and penchant for carnal, musky odors.
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The seduction of the traitor Ephialtes takes place in Xerxes's tent, where an orgy is underway that crosses the line from carnal lust into satanic ritual, complete with a cameo by a goat-headed man.
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I may not have a lot of carnal instincts lately, but I have a ton of emotional needs and regular sex helps me feel connected to my husband so we can keep on keepin' on.
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The pimpish assessment goes on—Maria, her "physical opposite," has the kind of "practical" body men like; Maria has a "carnal" walk—until the narrator, priding herself on her "dispassionate eye," imagines the seduction itself.
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After a breakup, each partner denounces the other for carnal acts committed on a cursed IKEA -ish sofa—or, alarmingly often, while they're so drunk that they have a debate about whether anything even happened.
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In a chapter on LGBTQ+ influences in food culture, Tandoh, who identifies as queer, writes of the sublimation of carnal wants into the sensual pleasures of food—especially when those desires might be seen as taboo.
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Traveling the road was an envied, once-in-a-lifetime experience, and those who got the chance availed themselves of spectacular views, local culinary delicacies, hot spring baths and other more carnal pursuits along the way.
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Mr. Peña, the chief of cabinet, said the government would seek to thread a needle between what Mr. Menem's foreign minister, Guido Di Tella, described as "carnal relations" and the hostility of Mr. and Mrs. Kirchner.
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The criminal caliphate of the 1980s has receded in public memory, overshadowed by a kind of carnal Hunger Games where primped teenagers buzzed on jello shots wrestle one another for pole position in the mamading line.
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Where the plant and mushroom paintings are delicate and painstakingly exact, the classroom aids are boldly imaginative — but both are evidence of an extraordinary life in which carnal love and religious conviction intertwined with scientific discovery.
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The carnal and the divine meet in the loves of Krishna and Radha; order and destruction are joined in the person of Shiva, lord of the cosmic dance; masculine and feminine meet in the androgyne Ardhanarishvara.
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She and his parents at first tried to discourage him from pursuing her, and she has said they did not have a "carnal" relationship when he was in high school, but he eventually won her over.
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Drunk on beer and preoccupied by the prodigious carnal possibilities, young men and women danced their way along Avenida Oceânica as Brazilian pop icons performing atop giant motorized stages exhorted them to jump, party and celebrate life.
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The court had heard petitions demanding the abolition of Section 377 - a colonial-era law that prohibits "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal" - widely interpreted to refer to homosexual sex.
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The exhibition reminds me of what the writer Nancy Mairs once said in her essay "Carnal Acts": one doesn't just have a body; one is a body, which suggests that being a body is a willful act.
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As hijras have played a role in Indian society for hundreds of years, campaigners say today's discrimination is rooted in British colonial morality, with a 19th century penal code prohibiting "carnal intercourse against the order of nature".
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Section 53 of the criminal code, which threatens people who engage in "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" with up to ten years in prison, is unconstitutional, ruled the chief justice, Kenneth Benjamin, on August 10th.
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In between the devastating events of the setup and the devastating carnage of the resolution, Cage delivers a devastating, carnal howl while swigging liquor and wearing only his underwear and a shirt with a tiger on it.
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The article, titled "Bodies in Space: Film as Carnal Knowledge," connected Kubrick's film all the way back to Georges Méliès's 1902 short "A Trip to the Moon" and pondered its effects on the culture and on critics.
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The production is tactile, kinetic, carnal, but its world is interior, dark and seductive, from the moment Pollock opens with a singsong quasi nursery rhyme, standing downstage at a microphone like the host in an unseen lounge.
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Michèle maintains her carnal chutzpah—sleeping with her best friend's husband, rubbing a stockinged foot against the neighbor's leg, at dinner—and buys a hammer, to lay beside her pillow, as if she were choosing a perfume.
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Mixed in among the refined distillations of the life and ideas of historical figures including Yves Klein, Vincent Van Gogh and a clutch of ancient Greeks are personal sections that are refreshingly carnal and witty and sad.
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Nor is sex absent in these later works; Giacometti was a lifelong worshiper of prostitutes, and a quartet of savagely slathered paintings of his last mistress, Caroline, suggest the carnal urges beneath the late art's stark surfaces.
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But today, Burke says, some evangelicals have begun to expand their understanding of carnal pleasures, borrowing ideas and concepts from the secular, sex-positive world in pursuit of marital bliss, something supported and encouraged in the Bible.
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In a post-#MeToo world, who wants to watch different ladies bend to the carnal desires of an impossibly powerful man like the Getty patriarch, or realize just how many employees are complicit in Paul's overwrought sex manipulations?
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A few things stand out about the intimidating Miami Man on first glance: his swollen pecs, heavy upper body ink, male RBF, unique facial hair situation, impressive man-pony, strong aversion to words, and his carnal sex appeal.
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Melanie Griffith remembers her famed Working Girl director Mike Nichols (The Graduate, Carnal Knowledge) in a new oral history, Life Isn't Everything: Mike Nichols as remembered by 150 of his closest friends by Ash Carter and Sam Kashner.
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Before Belize's highest court struck down a law last year that banned "carnal intercourse against the order of nature," the group sent activists there to work with local lawyers who were trying to keep the prohibition in place.
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"Passion toils and tumbles through it like the wrestlers in a gas-house free-for-all, and torments of carnal hunger are boldly and rawly exposed," the New York Times critic Bosley Crowther wrote in his enthusiastic review.
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In Vietnam, a country he returned to over and over (once dining with Barack Obama for his CNN show in 2016), he described the carnal pleasure of a bowl of rice, sweet clams, peanuts, chiles and pork rind.
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The Albanian section of the menu is brief and distinctly carnal, including smaller but still rugged qofte the size of pincushions, fat tubes of veal sausage (qebapa) and skinny links of beef (suxhuk) with a tickle of paprika.
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Mr. Hernandez had a different mode of attack, maybe because his work on the play is "way more family-friendly than how I live my life" and "my actual sort of carnal appetite isn't what's necessary," he said.
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Experts have dispelled the popular notion that it came from the phrases "Fornication Under Consent of the King" or "Booked For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge," because pronouncing abbreviations as words was a phenomenon that only emerged in the 20th century.
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Only two reasons I can think for why he might be doing this: To thoroughly embarrass famous people without anyone realizing it, or to gratify his own bizarro, wildly inaccurate notions about how human beings sate their carnal desires.
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But pleasure is the other side of that coin, and you have a knack for teaching others how to embrace their carnal desires in a way that is liberating, bringing deep healing to people and their relationship to intimacy.
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I want you to behold something beautiful or something sensual, and I want it to remind you of your carnal instincts — and what it means to be a body, not just to be a body attached to a machine.
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Heidi Domangue Verrett, 34, was initially charged in 2016 with three felony counts of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and one count of indecent behavior with a juvenile under 13, a clerk in the Terrebonne Parish Courthouse tells PEOPLE.
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In a plea agreement with prosecutors, Verrett pleaded guilty on March 22 to lesser charges: two misdemeanor counts of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and one count of attempting contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, the clerk says.
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The character's carnal wants, by all accounts prodigious, are reduced to the pinching of a waiter's backside, plus the laughable glance that Freddie receives from a bearded American truck driver at a gas station as he enters the bathroom.
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Not rice, which might be flipped in a wok with runoff from adobo until it's velvety and carnal, or boiled with pandan, whose flavor is so delicate that it registers as a distant memory of a freshly mowed lawn.
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I was new to the genre: Born in the mid-'80s, I was too young to be introduced to carnal tour de forces like Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct in their heyday, and I typically avoid watching physical violence.
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A few select highlights include Serena Himmelfarb's carnal paintings and sculptures, Molly Jo Shea's performance as a cryogenically defrosted head, Bradley Thompson's assemblages investigating the trauma of being a veteran, Alicia Piller's exuberant balloon-filled installations, and much more.
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Set in the urban bylanes of Guwahati, Aamis is at its heart, an unbelievably gentle tale of amour fou — both carnal and dietary — and the perverse repercussions that arise when there are moral obstructions imposed on its indulgence and expression.
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President John Magufuli has cracked down on homosexuality since winning power in 2015, and a conviction for having "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature" could lead to a sentence of up to 30 years in jail.
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Norman Mailer, the pugilistic literary lion, opened "The Fight," his account of Muhammad Ali's victory in Zaire over George Foreman in 1974, with a ripe evocation of Ali's magnetism, a sort of carnal electricity, which made him such a compelling subject.
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It's Holy Fuck at its most carnal, from sinister, id-driven tracks like "Tom Tom" and "Sabbatics" to chillwave-soaked numbers like "Neon Dad"—all kindling for them to set aflame with gusto on your speakers and on stage alike.
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He pitched the show, about a competitive friendship between two Miami doctors, as a tribute, in part, to one of his childhood obsessions: the Mike Nichols film " Carnal Knowledge ," which he saw as a love story about two straight men.
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Through the impulses, doubts, and moods that Valentina often expresses, Crepax represents the real psychological struggle of many women, divided between the authenticity and power of their desires — carnal, emotional, and rational — and a society that still judges and curbs them.
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I've tried to be uncompromising in depicting these men each as he is, each as he behaves, aroused, stimulated, hungry in the grip of carnal fervor and facing the array of psychological and ethical quandaries the exigencies of desire present.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli cracked down on homosexuality after winning power in 2015, and a conviction for having "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature" could lead to a sentence of up to 30 years in jail.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli cracked down on homosexuality after winning power in 2015, and a conviction for having "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature" could lead to a sentence of up to 30 years in jail.
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After being relentlessly pelted by the Symbiote's disembodied insults and the ridiculousness of Hardy's internal monologue with a flesh-craving alien whose pleasures are both carnal and anatomical, it's hard not to end up rooting for this strange, mismatched pair.
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As with the Fayum portraits, Morgan's portraits mean to simultaneously capture the individual's earthly and otherworldly traits: using red to effect a fleshly quality, and blues to create shadows — resulting in an interplay of light sourced from the cosmos and carnal matter.
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The court said a larger group of judges will re-examine the constitutional validity of Section 377 - a colonial-era law that prohibits "carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal" - widely interpreted to refer to homosexual sex.
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Neither of the American versions, however, has the over-the-top reputation of Folsom Europe, which gets its carnal and cultural cachet from Berlin, a city whose vibrant year-round night-life draws everyone from gay sex tourists to British bachelorette parties.
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Considering the Church has long been resistant to change—carnal love and conjugal pleasure, even within the bounds of marriage, was deemed pointless until the 1960s if not for the purpose of procreation —could the life of consecrated virgins soon go extinct?
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It's an introspective look at Siffredi, who opens up about the death of his brother, his sexual reaction to his mother's death, his relationship with his wife and two children, and, of course, why he likes performing carnal acts on film so much.
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Ask a crowd of people what the best modern fragrance is and you'll hear these repeated time and time again: Le Labo Santal 33, Tom Ford Black Orchid, Byredo Gypsy Water, Frederic Malle Carnal Flower, and — from the younger folks — Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb.
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When Veja magazine recently profiled his 33-year-old wife, Marcela, a former beauty pageant contestant who wed Mr. Temer when she was just 20 (he was 62), it quoted from "Red," the libidinous poem in which Mr. Temer describes his carnal impulses.
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It is here that viewers are introduced to its central character, Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a cross-dressing pansexual alien scientist who, one rainy evening, brings to life an artificial creature designed for carnal pleasures and seduces a newly engaged boyfriend and girlfriend.
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And speaking of more mature: Maybe it's the heat, maybe it's the summer freedom, maybe it's the need for some carnal escape after a few very bad years in Hawkins, but everyone in Stranger Things 3 is extremely ready to hook up.
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But from the armpit-licking "Spoiled Milk Titties" to the dickhead-picking "Duck Duck Goose," believe she's gotten closer to real-life versions of the carnal variations she dreams up than the average Soundcloud trapper has to the carnage he's mumbling about.
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Rather than suggesting nirvana can be found in a toilet cubicle fuck, it seems to say that the relentless chase for carnal communication—and brace yourselves here, guys, because this might blow your mind—comes with its own messy and confusing complications.
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The stains of the ink become carnal, indecent smirches — degrading, seductive (the two are the same here) — and in "Venus Mourns Adonis," just eight and a half inches tall, the tearful goddess's face and hand drown in an agonizing pool of pigment.
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Mr. McEwan, who was born in 1948 — and is thus a crucial decade younger than Florence and Edward (and a full generation younger than poor Philip Larkin) — has made a career out of exploring the gray areas between erotic innocence and carnal knowledge.
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I tried to count the split and doubled faces, and splayed-open carnal conjunctions, in "The Elegant Life of Mr. H," but their sheer quantity overwhelmed me: All I could do was marvel at the piece's bright colors and explosive sense of motion.
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It's neat that a television series wants to assert sexuality is a spectrum, and that male aggression and carnal sexual pleasure are adjacent, but based on the lacking execution of "Striking Vipers," you'd maybe be better off reading a personal essay about the same things.
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All are enhanced by a choice of three toppings per order, among them soul-brightening dill, mushrooms chopped and sautéed until almost duxelles and slightly carnal, and roasted garlic minced so fine, it's undetectable to the eye but an insistent imprint on the tongue.
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"What is a family anyway?" snarls Louise's husband, Stanley (Jason Merrells), a gruff furniture manufacturer who is struggling with the carnal hothouse unfolding around him, as well as with a disdainful wife who scorns his unpolished mien but is happy to spend his money.
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Harkening back to supernatural thrillers like Rosemary's Baby, and to the many, many Hammer Horror witchcraft movies, Chilling Adventures also plays up the eroticism of the demonic, and the idea that choosing a life of evil also means eagerly opting in to carnal hedonism.
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The film goes with full gusto when it addresses the puppets' carnal side — they love pornography and strip clubs, and almost all of them seem to be sex addicts — but it soft-pedals the drug front by giving them all a cute addiction to sugar.
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The scenes in which he holds a skipping rope for a girl—and, at the end, skips by himself, with a slow hop of his hooves, to a Prelude from Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier"—are a rebuke to the carnal swagger of Picasso's minotaurs.
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Immerse in her tiny reflections and glimmers of self-realization and ask yourself just how secure all the 24-year-olds with tougher fronts feel as they fuck around or choose their mate—cynical or carnal, enraged or disengaged, you know they get scared themselves.
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It has robbed us of the sense of space and of the sense of touch, it has blurred every human relation and narrowed down love to a carnal act, it has paralyzed our bodies and our wills, and now it compels us to worship it.
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Citing the "constitutional importance" of a petition to reverse its 2013 ruling upholding Section 377 of India's Penal Code — which criminalizes "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" — the three-judge panel decided to refer the petition to a five-judge panel headed by India's chief justice.
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One of the core tenants of these laws was that black and white people weren't allowed to fraternize; weren't allowed to share the same spaces; weren't allowed to live in the same areas; and most importantly weren't allowed to have, as they call it, carnal intercourse.
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To those ends, Aguilera addresses gender inequality, both in terms of the commodification of women as objects to workplace marginalization for women; gender norms, from carnal desire to beauty standards for women; and relationships, from bad ones to escape to good ones that set you free.
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It evokes the Passion of Christ as well as carnal passion — women and men, often nude or semi-nude, lasciviously exposing their red and orange genitals and tongues, some in wheelchairs and missing limbs, many crowned with flowered wreaths that are simultaneously Christ-like and Dionysian.
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Some of the vendors will be established favorites from Smorgasburg's existing slate; including Home Frite (Belgian fries), John's Juice (fruit drinks served inside the fruit), meat-and-fire experts Carnal, an Oyster Party raw bar, and Bona Bona Ice Cream(marshmallow-meringue-topped homemade ice cream).
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His clients craved every iteration of the conventionally erotically depictable, but the medium of animation also permitted the realization of dimensions, stylizations, and acts not available to reality, and Bobby enjoyed the challenge of actualizing the more outlandish of the carnal vistas sweated up by his customers.
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There is no explanation, not even from Vuk and the aliens who have been studying this force for a long time, of why Jean's cosmic force cares about carnal pleasure or desire or anger or wrath or how it even knows human emotions, but it does.
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But while it raised awareness of EDS and the idea that people with disabilities can still be sexual, for many it raised even more questions about how people weigh their carnal desires against pain aversion when they are suffering from EDS or other conditionsthat can cause recurrent discomfort during.
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Sharing a bill with her in Brooklyn is a decidedly more carnal performer: Miguel, who knocks himself out onstage like an old-school soul showman with a decidedly modern repertory, personalizing rock, R&B and hip-hop as he merges seduction with the pride of a cross-cultural outsider.
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Botswana's penal code, drawn up under British rule, had previously outlawed "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature", with those convicted facing up to seven years in prison, as well as "indecent practices between persons" in public or private, punishable with up to two years in prison.
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Following on thoughts of hybridity, this carnal, sticky bacchanal made me reflect on our practice of putting on fragrances, oils, and lotions — not as drastic as covering oneself with chocolate, but still a subtle morphing of our bodies into other bodies, ones that we desire or hope will be desired.
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We know we always say Wild Beasts are writing music about sex, but we'll never stop applauding them for that carnal honesty, and the same goes for the band's latest song "Get My Bang," which Thorpe assures isn't actually about sex, but rather, about the consumerist thrill of Black Friday.
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This happens with so many pleasures: the night of carnal bliss that needs to be scrubbed off in a hot shower the next morning; the 10-hour Netflix binge that makes you feel like you've thrown your life away; the shopping binge that blows a rent-sized hole in your credit-card balance.
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" The album's self-destructive dynamic comes out on the title track — "I can't turn off what turns me on," she wails over twisted guitar — and her protagonists never stop annihilating each other for their own benefit, whether for carnal kicks, or for the mothers who "milk their young" in the song "Los Ageless.
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And she has an experience in this realm of what we live in today and our dynamics and our acceptance of keeping the intrinsically linked aspect of ourselves at opposing ends of our identity and of our life and of our community structures: the carnal, the primal, the polished, the cerebral, the sophisticated.
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In Life isn&apost everything: Mike Nichols, as remembered by 150 of his closest friends, a new oral history of the filmmaker behind The Graduate, Carnal Knowledge, Working Girl and other hits, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd remembers when Nichols saw Monroe croon "happy birthday" to Kennedy … while she wasn't wearing underwear.
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The first time I ate it, I marvelled at the mountainous cragginess of the exceptionally thick, crispy crust, and at the carnal pleasure of the fat it had absorbed in the fryer, cut with a sprinkling of zingy Cajun herbs and spices, twinkling red like the glitter on a burlesque dancer's corset.
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" In it, a Redditor by the name of PHOTON_BANDIT—who has since deleted their account—relays the story of a pivotal life moment in which a camp counselor touted the virtues of eating an orange in the shower, calling it "the most liberating, carnal, and best feel good thing you can ever experience.
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Not because the story squirms with twists, or because there are villains to be unmasked, but simply because Joanna Hogg's film is all about knowing—about carnal knowledge, about the youthful urge to know more of life, and also, if that life grows bitter to the taste, about choosing not to know.
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Mr. Malek's pre-existing predilection toward privacy had been strongly reinforced, he said, by his performance as Freddie Mercury, the bombastic and brazenly carnal frontman of the rock group Queen, who died of AIDS-related pneumonia in 1991, and whom Mr. Malek plays in "Bohemian Rhapsody," which is to be released Nov. 2.
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Intimacy is also its most radical effect—both the content produced and the platform on which it's produced not only amplify personal connection (between user and creator), but also intensify our overall relationship to technology and the devices we use to explore our most carnal desires, in ways we are just discovering.
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She looked at her life, and her infirmities, with an unblinking eye in a series of memoirs that included "Remembering the Bone-House: An Erotics of Place and Space" (1989), "Carnal Acts" (1990), "Voice Lessons: On Becoming a (Woman) Writer" (1994) and "Waist-High in the World: A Life Among the Nondisabled" (1996).
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Maxwell T. Wilson, Cresskill High School, Cresskill, N.J.: "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams and "China Is a Dangerous Rival, and America Should Treat It Like One" Two partners, polar opposites in attitude and personality, find themselves in a relationship built not on love but on carnal needs, violence, dominance, and submission.
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There are even the invisible monsters within the body, which were frequently blamed for mental illness; a 1476–99 Austrian manuscript shows a black demon emerging from a possessed man during an exorcism, while in the background a monk thrusts his hand in a fire to resist the carnal lust prompted by a demon.
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Robotics experts and sex therapists are worried that a future of Ex Machina–style humanoid fuckbots ready and willing to dote on our every need could turn the masses into sex-addicted maniacs—people may find it difficult to stop taking part in the high-tech carnal pleasure palace and actually detach from the dolls.
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Some referenced another film about the Kenyan LGBT community, Stories of Our Lives, which is also banned in the country: The Kenyan Constitution does not criminalize homosexuality, but according to the nation's penal code, having "carnal knowledge of another person against the order of nature" is a felony punishable by up to 14 years in prison.
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A consistently insightful veteran critic whose work combines Ellen Willis's freedom-loving brand of feminism, Greil Marcus's deep knowledge of American archetypes, and her peer Rob Sheffield's talent for taking pop seriously without ever sounding juvenile, Powers chooses the subjects of her in-depth portraits wisely, spotlighting musicians and movements that capture each era's carnal zeitgeist.
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" Actually, love in these polysexual poems is the carnal and metaphysical impetus that undoes all measure — "So let's not talk of love the diffuseness of which / Round our heads (that oriole's song) / like on the platforms / Of the subways and at their stations is today defused / As if by the scattering of light rays in a photograph.
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"In the past, Mr. Nichols has usually addressed sexuality with an elegant mixture of candor and discretion, and his intention in 'Closer,' which brings him back to the raw, needy emotions of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' and 'Carnal Knowledge,' seems to be to show very little while saying a great deal," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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What makes the manner in which Lil Nas X decided to come out so interesting is that he was able to control his own narrative without going into hiding and leaving his words up for interpretation, like his industry peer Frank Ocean, or by making conspicuously carnal and sometimes contradictory statements about queerness, in the vein of someone like Tyler, the Creator.
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I thought that by cramming his carnal lyrics into my skull and poring over magazine spreads in which he was photographed in bold lipstick, pastel mohair jumpers and candy necklaces—always framed by curtains of black hair, with the poise of a classic actress, holding a cigarette like it was a lover—the secrets of sexual fluidity would reveal themselves to me.
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But the whole thing is a reminder that it wasn't until 2012 that the FBI finally announced it was changing its archaic definition of "forcible rape" (which was, oof, "the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will,") to drop the word "forcible" and include male victims, oral or vaginal penetration of any kind, and oral penetration with a sex organ.
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Ms Roupenian often peers behind the bedroom curtain: at the woman who wants to be punched and kicked by strangers during foreplay; at the couple who are titillated, then fixated, by the idea of their carnal embraces being overheard; at the man who can achieve tumescence only by pretending "that his dick was a knife, and the woman he was fucking was stabbing herself with it".
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He wrote just one female character, Kundry, and a singing chorus of sirens, the Flower Maidens, who appear only in Act II. Kundry, traumatically divided between carnal and spiritual forces, and the Flower Maidens are femmes fatales who try to lure Parsifal (and by implication other knights) from the path of virtue; Wagner's knights, though they're stirring and needy in other ways, are conceived as ludicrously chaste.
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There's the still-uncomfortable drama of toxic masculinity in "Carnal Knowledge" (1971), directed by Mike Nichols; the coruscating New-York-at-its-nadir satire "Little Murders" (1971), directed by Alan Arkin; Robert Altman's loose-limbed, endearing "Popeye" (1980), starring Robin Williams; and Alain Resnais's "I Want to Go Home," a super-quirky comedy from 1989 starring Adolph Green as an aging cartoonist tormented by his own Krazy Kat-like creation.
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For those who aren't up on their British crime classics, French is the wealthy woman "of a certain age" whose employment of a young male escort is the focus of the trial referenced in Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution, the TV adaption of which premieres today on Acorn TV. Like Sex and the City's infamous Ms. Jones, French oozes glamour, makes no apology for her delight in carnal pleasures, and seeks to live life on her own terms.
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In the days before the Super Bowl, there was also a minor conflagration at a report that Mr. Timberlake would be joined onstage by Prince, in hologram form, causing offense to Prince fans (who knew he rejected such spectacles); to those who recall Prince's 2007 halftime performance — one of the greats, full of range, attitude and carnal verve; and to those loath to see another black body handed over to a performer who had so famously mishandled one in the past.
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After a day spent scouring the perfume shops of New York City for a scent that would make me a whole person, purse laden with samples of Mojave Ghost, Thé Noir, Black Orchid, Sensual Orchid, Lipstick On, Beach Walk, Tobacco Vanilla, Champaca, Portrait of a Lady, Carnal Flower, Santal Carmin, Dior Addict, Love In White, Gypsy Water, Eau Duelles and What We Do In Paris Is Secret, I suddenly felt the urge to throw all of them in the trash.
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And themes immediately became apparent, none of which had been discussed in the subterranean lair of the Lovecraft: time loops and the hijinks they present (these were generally fun); gender anxiety, not intentional like HR Giger's famously carnal face-huggers, but hidden just beyond the wings (Freud made an appearance later in the festival, in a delightful piece of animated magic called "Super Science Friends," although he was present throughout much of those first 24 hours); and endlessly nonsensical end-of-the-world epidemics.
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That movie lasts twenty-six minutes, and it bears the seed of everything that has flourished in her later works, such as "Red Road" (2006) and "Fish Tank" (2009): a tilt toward the verges of society, where the disconnected and the dispossessed attempt to make a home; a frank admission that carnal knowledge precedes all other wisdom and lays it low; and a wistful ardor, desperate to prove that, even in the scuzziest depths, there are snatches of bliss, or spurts of color, that can suddenly bloom like fire.
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