I'll say it again — don't flirt with your interviewer.
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Salesforce did flirt with selling to Microsoft back in 2015.
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The characters flirt with each other, then with the fans.
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There's gonna be people that try to flirt with me.
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Flirt with someone, dance with someone, all that corny shit.
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Women would openly flirt with him in front of me.
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I sort of flirt with that stuff but very casually.
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Heck, even L.A. will flirt with the century mark today. 3.
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He only comes up for air to flirt with the waitress.
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And don't flirt with them, some of them are Team Dean.
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While shopping, Veronica decides to flirt with a guy name Cassidy.
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Fowl play Man on bus tries to flirt with a woman.
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It's a dangerous, dangerous thing to flirt with, without a doubt.
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And men will flirt with me to get what they want.
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But Trump isn't the first politician to flirt with media intimidation.
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"Don't you bitches be trying to flirt with me," she says.
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And unscripted gadget demos that flirt with the possibility of complete disaster?
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So grab the night by its nipples and go flirt with someone.
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New York (39-46) won seven of eight to flirt with the .
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The Netherlands is the latest country to flirt with the Swedish model.
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Two new books about the president flirt with just such an accident.
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Or the kind who hates you because you won't flirt with him.
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Your career will openly flirt with other people while you are around.
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Sound is where the Sennheiser HD 8003 S truly flirt with perfection.
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I took every opportunity to flirt with Hyp, just because, why not.
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"He would go and flirt with all the young girls," he said.
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My nemesis seems to flirt with me (?!) and gives me his number.
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Mr. Stiles knew it was dangerous to flirt with a known smuggler.
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Many economists had expected Britain to flirt with recession after the Brexit vote.
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Few observers expect Huawei to flirt with bankruptcy in the way ZTE has.
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Downtown Los Angeles will flirt with the 90-degree Fahrenheit mark through Saturday.
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WATTERS: ... and I could flirt with people, is that what you&aposre saying?
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It's a wonderful time to flirt with your crush or to make art.
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Back when it was disqualifying for an American politician to flirt with treason.
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Still, their parents can't help but flirt with the possibilities of another life.
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That's why you feel that special electricity when you flirt with someone new.
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As a result, some of those moments flirt with inconsequence or facile symbolism.
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He would come in wearing a gray silk suit and flirt with me.
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This is his kingdom, and who doesn't want to flirt with the king?
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He seemed to flirt with death, rocketing within inches of rocks and ledges.
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I like the freedom of being able to flirt with whoever I want.
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I'm gonna be Ms. Senior Connecticut and I'm gonna flirt with the guys.
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Every so often, a film will flirt with challenging it, then gradually fall back.
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Men, word of advice: don't use tales of breast milk to flirt with anyone.
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"I was trying really hard to flirt with him," Bubach said with a laugh.
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"He would go and flirt with all the young girls," he told the outlet.
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Most men are just clueless puppies, bemused but pleased when you flirt with them.
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Hyperloop One's pods won't just flirt with the sound barrier inside near-vacuum tubes.
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Pittsburgh (33-31) has dropped 12 of its last 203 to flirt with the .
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A little side-eye flirt with Thirst Trap Nick is just what she needs.
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Remember when I tried to flirt with that bartender to get us free drinks?
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This is a fantastic time to flirt with your crushes and go on dates.
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Even parts of Canada could see temperatures flirt with the century mark that day.
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Do you sometimes feel like guys won't flirt with you because of your background?
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The types of open worlds that Ubisoft tends to build always flirt with excess.
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They flirt with women, attend parties until dawn and gyrate to a perpetual backbeat.
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It's a wonderful time to flirt with your crush, or go on a date.
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It merely amplified my middle-aged bravado leading me to flirt with catastrophic injury.
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We need to temper our attitudes lest we flirt with prejudice at its most benign.
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He was even beginning to flirt with other girls by the time of Lee's murder.
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Vacation is the perfect opportunity to try on some different personas and flirt with strangers.
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Venus opposes Jupiter, making it a fantastic day to network and flirt with your crush!
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You can flirt with all the hotties at the farmer's market and feel zero guilt.
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The Hill's recap headline says it all: "Dems flirt with disaster on convention's first day".
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What they want is a pilot relit and they flirt with me to get it.
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Go make some art, or go flirt with a crush—the atmosphere is ultra passionate!
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Instead, she would think he was "a handsome, sexy man" to flirt with, Adlon said.
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Royalty had valuable embellished ones; Queen Elizabeth I used them to flirt with her courtiers.
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After that Orange Bowl, he left to go flirt with the United States Football League.
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First she tells Tom that he's not allowed to flirt with anyone she knows personally.
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Her clothes can have a sly wit, but they can also flirt with the absurd.
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I was truly shocked when the rep asked me to go "flirt" with the client.
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But even now, I'm surprised at how many women in their 20s flirt with me.
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But it made me think about the non-verbal ways that people flirt with each other.
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New York, Washington, D.C., and Boston were also expected to flirt with freezing temperatures Friday night.
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The atmosphere is sexy; it's a great day to flirt with your crush or make art.
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Expect to have more fun, more people to flirt with, and a boost of creative inspiration.
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Even Minneapolis, which typically can see snow on Halloween, may flirt with the 70-degree mark.
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After a few conversations you can flirt with someone, but the resulting dialogue is delightfully awkward.
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Because, police say, he was trying to flirt with a woman, and she wasn't having it.
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It's a sign that smartphone makers aren't the only ones that occasionally flirt with modular designs.
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It isn't enough to just flirt with someone and then carry on with our everyday lives.
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The 1990s saw yet more incarnations that included a brief flirt with "drum and bass" music.
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They flirt with danger while maintaining a calm resiliency that would serve nearly any difficult challenge.
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It's a wonderful day to flirt with your crush or share ideas about your creative projects.
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This is a fantastic time to flirt with your crushes, make art, and generally have fun.
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Sartre and de Beauvoir set parameters that allowed them to fuck and flirt with other people.
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Daniels isn't the first woman in Trump's orbit to flirt with a "Celebrity Big Brother" appearance.
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Princess Tea Flower and Prince Coffee emerge from their respective cannisters and flirt with each other.
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It can be that undefined reason why you instinctively flirt with one person and not another.
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Each number is voiced, and they yawn and giggle and flirt with you and each other.
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This is also an exciting time to flirt with your crush or party—enjoy, dear scorpion!
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It seems they were willing to flirt with disaster to register their disgust with the system.
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Unlike others in the Trump administration, Mr. Spicer would occasionally flirt with being a sympathetic figure.
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Some liberal critics flirt with racism in the way they describe Thomas as an intellectual lightweight.
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In oral histories, Sango is a king who loves to play drums and flirt with the ladies.
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So I will flirt with exes on FB message or DM Twitter people I think are cute.
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As our community guidelines make clear, you shouldn't touch or flirt with other people in the car.
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Killing Eve doesn't just flirt with a budding romance between its leads, it's arguably centered around it.
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And another thing: when women try to flirt with me, they often want to score free drinks.
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I flirt with getting a cute swimsuit (they have shockingly adorable swimwear!) but decide to hold off.
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And I don't want to flirt with a girl if she thinks I'm just being her friend.
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In the comics, Deadpool is pansexual, so be prepared to see him flirt with anyone and everyone.
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Where even their great rivals Fall Out Boy flirt with the pretense of genuine self-expression, Panic!
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After averaging 14.4 points and 5.6 rebounds, Toppin could flirt with averaging 23 and 10 this year.
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If Star and Eva wanted to flirt with each other themselves there wouldn't be a problem here.
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Kelly Preston shows up for one scene to aggressively space flirt with Terl in deeply uncomfortable fashion.
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Bank of America also believes the U.S. will only "flirt" with a recession in the near future.
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But even if Future continues to flirt with pop attention, it's unlikely to be his dominant narrative.
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There are vacuous pronouncements about art and death, and exchanges that flirt with nationalism and religious preachiness.
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This book seems to be more about the scary puberty years where one would flirt with evil.
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Careful who you flirt with after the 19th, though, because Mercury will be retrograde in your communication sector.
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"We flirt with the idea, but we ultimately like the rhythm of living in Brooklyn," Ms. Laidlaw said.
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Your ruling planet Venus might be retrograde, but it's still a fun day to flirt with your crush.
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Blossom, meanwhile, wonders if it's ethical to flirt with her DMV instructor in order to get her license.
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And to varying degrees, all political parties in Turkey have tended to flirt with Iran over the years.
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And like Spears, they flirt with the schoolgirl image and sexuality with short skirts and sometimes suggestive lyrics.
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But this one simple change virtually mandates the kinds of efficiencies that the PSH can only flirt with.
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Season two sees him flirt with a steady job at a reputable firm, which he predictably finds stifling.
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Have fun, Taurus: This is a fantastic, fertile time to enjoy yourself, flirt with crushes, and make art.
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" He said the "logical thing to do is keep them close and not let Duterte flirt with China.
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He would come on and flirt with you and you just felt like a child molester right away.
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When they visited a park, Garcia, 29, tried to convince Nikki to flirt with someone but she refused.
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When Apple introduced the Apple Watch five years ago, the whole tech industry began to flirt with style.
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"Certain narratives that flirt with poverty porn make liberal white people feel good about their opinions," Khakpour says.
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I feel like I would, like, try to flirt with him and, like, see if he was interested.
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The Trump administration manages to turn Germans into Gaullists, ready to flirt with Russia and contemplate strategic independence.
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A few straight guys were curious enough to flirt with me, but none of it went further than that.
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Tormund should have tried to flirt with Edd so that he would be better prepared for seeing Brienne again!
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It suits the Europeans to flirt with China, to show America that they should not be taken for granted.
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"I might flirt with splitting different guys up and stuff, but not moving him down too far," Boone said.
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But she also sees him as a plaything; somebody to get drunk around, and flirt with, at her leisure.
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"I have to say, Mario is still easy on the eyes and he's fun to flirt with," she said.
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Centre-right voters, in other words, now find Mr Macron's party palatable, while traditionalists flirt with Ms Le Pen.
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When she meets Maurice, Jessie initially sees a financial upside in letting an impotent old man flirt with her.
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Even after his initial attempt to take over at Real had been rebuffed, Florentino continued to flirt with power.
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It would have encouraged voters to flirt with centrists, knowing they could make Jeremy Corbyn's Labour their second preference.
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Schedule date times, make the kind of effort to flirt with each other like you did at the beginning.
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He proceeded to flirt with me throughout the conversation and I continued to remind him I am married now.
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Before the online dating app Tinder, people in China used an app called Momo to flirt with nearby singles.
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They won because they stuck with the party, while progressives continued to flirt with the idea of leaving it.
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It isn't a classic mille-feuille, but the flavors are true to the original — it doesn't flirt with fusion.
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It's time to go out and have fun—see your friends, flirt with your dates, and enjoy the drama!
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Lee thinks more people will follow in Hyland's footsteps and flirt with moodier shades, despite the warm months approaching.
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Cervo's hasn't put down deep enough roots into Iberian food yet for the kitchen to flirt with trendier styles.
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Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and Thailand "will enter or flirt with recession," the ratings giant said.
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He was turning blue from ocean temperatures that even on balmy summer afternoons might barely flirt with 60 degrees.
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Sometimes, though, when you flirt with the concept of rot, things get, to use a distinctly Californian word, gnarly.
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Some so-called smart garments—clothing and accessories outfitted with sensors, Bluetooth, and other gadgetry—flirt with the absurd.
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It seems to flirt with empty beauty, but managers to jolt you here and there with grim or surprising notes.
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" They also pointed to their "Community Guidelines", which says, "you shouldn't touch or flirt with other people in the car.
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But I think a good motto for the fifth week is flirt with everyone and hook up with no one.
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Apparently, they "flirt" with each other before before mating, and now I need to know their pick-up lines. 4.
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His deft and once-in-a-lifetime skills allowed him to flirt with pop chart success and progressive instrumentation simultaneously.
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As stocks continue to flirt with record highs, Wall Street's biggest bull has a clear message for investors: keep buying.
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Set in a club, the groups dance and flirt with one another, while singing bilingual lyrics to a sexy beat.
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Sending a sext can be every bit as hurtful as seeing a partner flirt with someone else in a bar.
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The bagger, a bright old man who had always loved to flirt with the woman, said, Long time no see!
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Conservatives and free-market theorists could forgive Mr. Trump many sins, but to actually flirt with economic nationalism was inexcusable.
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If you like to flirt with fear, but not take it on a second date, watch some of these shorts.
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I am frequently approached by men of other races that flirt with me and try to get my phone number.
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To live joyfully in a trans or gender-deviant body is to flirt with danger and even death, it seems.
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But Parliament doesn't want to flirt with that prospect, and so has repeatedly tried to block a no-deal exit.
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Around this time of year, they write, it's common for some partisan voters to flirt with supporting the other party.
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The moon enters Aries today, and you're in the mood to have fun, make art, and flirt with your crushes.
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When you're standing behind the bar, you can easily flirt with people and go to the office for a quickie.
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Photographers like Enrico Pasquali, Caio Garrubba, and Sante Vittorio Malli all flirt with the staged histrionics of the style described above.
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Farmer would make excuses to come out of the secure facility and flirt with her, and their romance unfolded from there.
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If someone uses their Twitter primarily for their professional life, it might not be the best way to flirt with them.
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John Kilduff told CNBC on Friday that oil will flirt with the $20 range, and may even touch $18 a barrel.
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As she performs a song about her loyalty to Andre, she periodically glances into the crowd, watching him flirt with Giuliana.
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"There's so many — Justin Bieber, maybe, because he was trying to flirt with me and it was so uncomfortable," she said.
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And it also adds an uncomfortable subtext to the increasingly common scenes in which Jon and Dany flirt with each other.
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I guess I take after my father, who used to flirt with every child he noticed in a car near his.
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Democrats openly flirt with 2020 White House bids (The Associated Press) … Progressives flex muscles as Dems return to DC (The Hill).
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Dancers flirt with the audience and jokily vie for attention in ways that shatter the stage reality they've been building together.
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Low Fidelity Given your penchant for love stories that flirt with high style, I suggest two piercing accounts of adulterous love.
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"The economy will flirt with recession in the coming months with negative GDP in 2Q, we believe," wrote the BofA economists.
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Preger invites the reader into the games she played with Cunningham and even a moment she tried to flirt with him.
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In "The Quick and the Dead," Joy Williams's kooky and ominous novel, three precocious, motherless teenage girls flirt with the dark.
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In the meantime, it's fascinating to watch her flirt with stardom in the films she takes and the women she plays.
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He was flirting with some of my friends (and other girls), so I decided to flirt with one of his friends.
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Graham cited a report that Moore had been banned from a mall when younger for trying to flirt with teenage girls.
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Netflix had House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black flirt with major prizes at various points throughout their runs.
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The Moon is in fellow water sign Scorpio today, Cancer, encouraging you to have some fun and flirt with your crush.
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I flirt with a D-list actor but don't get his number because I chicken out and avoid people I'm attracted to.
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Like the seasons before it, this one is brimming with secrecy, hatred and carefully calibrated power moves that flirt with the impossible.
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I had watched him flirt with a fish, coming close then backing away, then coming close again, until he earned its trust.
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Also in Tampa, years later, Colin is pretending to be a random nice guy named Hunter and tries to flirt with Heidi.
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Of course, it's hard to tell what's what with Centineo, considering he uses his social media to flirt with the entire internet.
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You don't know whether to flirt with a 30-year-old face or help the 80-year-old body up the stairs.
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Most of the nine tracks Martin produced for the album flirt with a facsimile of icy, unemotional trap or Yeezus-style maximalism.
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" Weinstein sits down and asks, "Am I allowed to flirt with you?" to which Thompson replies, "Um, we'll see, a little bit.
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People were starting to flirt with the idea of love marriages, and the youth was determined to carve out their own future.
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This isn't a saccharine ode to love and doesn't try subtly flirt with the idea of relationships either—seeing a theme yet??
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"I came upon that song again and I thought, This movie starts with the words, 'I always flirt with death,'" he remembers.
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Under Morgan Gould's energetic though sometimes frenetic direction, the characterizations flirt with stereotype and elements of the action feel less than credible.
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He was a handsome go-getter, but also an arrogant self-promoter, proud of his toughness, a flirt with a fat wallet.
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For starters, I should note that 22001 is by no means the first work to flirt with the allure of ancient aliens.
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If you're looking to flirt with more than words, take them out to karaoke, trivia, or a workout if you're brave enough.
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They would dress up turkeys and release them into the streets; they would flirt with cops to get them on their side.
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It will particularly affect Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Singapore and Thailand which will "enter or flirt with recession," the report said.
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Outside of work, they might be hesitant to flirt with or even just approach a woman, let alone initiate a sexual encounter.
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As you draw, "Frank" will flirt with you under an interactive chat interface, and coax you to add more "bits" to your drawing.
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That 'Oh that's cool, he was just a guy trying to, you know, flirt with a pretty girl who's playing hard to get.
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After all, part of the problem with dating apps is that users have the ability to 'flirt' with many parties at a time.
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Every time you're tempted to flirt with someone off-limits, remind yourself of the brutal aftermath actually acting on your crush would bring.
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Oil has been on the rise in recent weeks due to a number of supply outages helping it flirt with $50 a barrel.
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And Altman himself appeared to flirt with a more formal berth into politics — a bid for the governor of California — earlier this year.
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Here's how to impress your wife, fiancé, girlfriend, or that cute girl at work that you always flirt with in one step: 1.
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I don't think that I'm necessarily an unattractive girl or anything like that, but attempting to flirt with boys makes me really nervous.
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One of the guys at the party tried to flirt with one of them—he didn't know [he was a man in drag].
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If it were correct, Trump would have something to show for it that other Republicans who flirt with only subtler bigotries do not.
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More recently, I began to flirt with the fashion legging á la Rachel Zoe, coincidentally a fellow alumna of said East Coast college.
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For example, you might touch your face when you feel awkward or uncomfortable, or when you're trying to flirt with someone, he says.
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Didn't we all choke up when Happy (Jon Favreau, who shows up here to flirt with Aunt May) remembered how Tony liked cheeseburgers?
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While primary voters might flirt with flashier presidential candidates, in the end, they will settle down with a steady Midwestern senator in 2020.
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They still knew of his temper, of his predilection for choosing starlets to "flirt" with like he was combing through a buffet bar.
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Gold prices slipped slightly on Monday after China pumped cash into its economy, but the metal continues to flirt with multi-year highs.
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You might flirt with someone by cooking for them, inviting them to your home, or demonstrating that you remember small details about them.
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Long after Carson had become an afterthought in the GOP race, he continued to flirt with 10 percent support nationally in the polls.
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She received criticism for ignoring Charles's supposed tendency to flirt with unwilling men and other offensive actions until it messed with her financials.
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No one goes to Garden Underground to boost their status, brag about their acquisitiveness, flirt with other men or women, or get high.
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In "My Favorite Part," Grande and Miller play neighbors who flirt with each other through a wall in a moody, film noir-style clip.
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"It's not every day I get to wear a mumu, go barefoot, flirt with #BradPitt, and join a cult… as a job," she wrote.
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You may think, then, that there is no good reason for Snoop to flirt with changing his allegiance to the Steelers' AFC North rivals.
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There should be no repeat of the hostage-taking that saw the Republican House flirt with a sovereign default during Mr Obama's second term.
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These two are #couplegoals, from the way they flirt with each other to the way they protect each other and sacrifice for each other.
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Two thousand years hence things might have changed, he said, but at present they would only "flirt with men and quarrel with each other".
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THE BIG AMERICAN tech firms continue to flirt with market valuations of $1trn, but their first-quarter earnings show that the outlook is mixed.
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Her name is Odessa, and, a few hours into Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, she's the first person in the entire world I can flirt with.
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But people who want to be my friend will flirt with me because they think that's the answer and no, you're setting me up.
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This is also a clever next step for Vasquez's sound, a way into the dance world that his music often seems to flirt with.
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Some Mormons who flirt with dating non-members live in areas with scant Mormon populations or feel they have exhausted their options at church.
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"Close to her and Todd — she doin' both," said Parks, who had also been accused by Shamea of trying to flirt with Shamea's husband.
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His skill at creating digital imagery shows, resulting in 3D artworks that so closely flirt with the uncanny valley future of humanoid AI robots.
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It was a lighthearted image, probably taken in a moment of bold self-confidence or made in an attempt to flirt with another girl.
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He denied, for example, reports that the boys had taunted Emmett, whose nickname was Bobo, and egged him on to flirt with Mrs. Bryant.
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Flirt with a crush or spend time dancing as the moon connects with Venus, or take a risk as the moon connects with Uranus.
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Our children won't face the epic evildoers of the DC Comics world, but they will certainly encounter, or flirt with being, pint-size tyrants.
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In an era when lions, tigers and other types of felines flirt with extinction, house cats are themselves an intensifying menace to endangered species.
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Today (Monday): Temperatures in the 245s this morning could even flirt with 250 in a few spots before a cold front passes around midday.
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The moon enters fellow water sign Cancer today, Pisces, finding you in a creatively inspired mood, ready to party and flirt with your crushes.
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Frequently seen visiting the sandwich shop where Billie worked, witnesses reported seeing Brown allegedly trying to flirt with Billie on several occasions, the complaint states.
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In 2010, Payne would return to the show for another audition where he would meet his One Direction bandmates and continued to flirt with Cole.
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In a provincial Russian town, three sisters — stoic Olga (Isabel Teixeira), lovelorn Maria (Stella Rabello); and troubled, childlike Irina (Julia Bernat) — flirt with existential despair.
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"The reason they're not willing to let the economy flirt with recession is because they feel they have limited policy space right now," said Meyer.
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Beside the political risks, they fear that would let provocateurs flirt with the edges of prohibitions, and furnish endless fodder for challenges to their decisions.
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WATERS: That&aposs a bold move to make and I think President Trump would probably make that move or at least flirt with doing that.
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If you worked at a bar, you would have fading tattoos, permanent eye shadow and a hoarse voice, and I would still flirt with you.
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The temperature is climbing further, with a forecast high around 2126 degrees, which would flirt with the city's hottest temperature on record of 2118 degrees.
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Where previous episodes flirt with joyful freedom for the sensates, who are discovering the landscape of the homo sensorium community, this one delivers harsh reality.
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I don't just use the technology of 3D printing but also look at how I can flirt with it, how I can transcend its limitations.
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The version of Pikachu in Detective Pikachu is even a bit more mature than its animated counterpart, choosing to drink coffee and flirt with girls.
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Filmed March 2 — just five months before the pair filed for divorce — the event did have Tom appearing to flirt with his ex-girlfriend, Missy.
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Of the photos flagged off my account, none of them violate the official terms, and the ones that flirt with violating the terms remain up.
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The point here is that it is deeply irresponsible for a president of the United States to even flirt with this sort of conspiracy talk.
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Ms. Minter's weird, sexy brand of Photo Realism includes close-ups of models in extreme makeup and manages to flirt with both advertising and abstraction.
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Joe Sutton's script is light on drama, outside of moments manufactured to spark tension — Orwell attempts to flirt with Carlotta; recorded voices heckle him midspeech.
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The shottas who describe their products like an English exam usually do quite well, as do the shottas who try and flirt with the customer.
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After last year's travel ban sparked airport protests and a flood of contributions, the American Civil Liberties Union began to flirt with a new identity.
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It was a stunning fall, even by the standards of Italy — where every year a handful of clubs flirt with, and often fall into, liquidation.
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A marvelously weird score by the Octopus Project greases the more leisurely moments as predatory wildlife and mangy, milky-eyed pets flirt with the camera.
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" The young scientist Emil tries to flirt with Rosella from his garden shed chemistry lab, turning a flame "the bright yellow of a field daffodil.
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He may flirt with anti-Semitic iconography for sentimental reasons, but he owes his career to his apocalyptic view of America's war with radical Islam.
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We use our phones to flirt with established partners we hope we can trust (sometimes wrongly; vengeful exes are why we have revenge porn laws).
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"The Daily Show" mocked Delta Air Lines this year after passengers complained they had been given napkins that encouraged them to flirt with other travelers.
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More and more networks are trying to compete by loading their projects with all-star casts and budgets that flirt with those of feature films.
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Eva Amurri Martino has claimed her husband had to fire the family nanny after she tried to flirt with him while Eva was away on business.
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Nevertheless, on Sunday night Mr Puigdemont seemed to flirt with UDI, saying that the Catalan parliament "has a duty to implement what the citizens have decided".
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The small gesture of approval prompted a number of fans to question whether the "In My Blood" singer, 20, was trying to flirt with Bieber's wife.
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Circuit City isn't the only legacy electronics store to flirt with bankruptcy and return, however briefly, under new owners: Sharper Image, CompUSA and RadioShack did too.
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From Shotgun Stories to Midnight Special, he has made exceedingly smart and sneakily emotional indies that flirt with specific genres without ever succumbing to their clichés.
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" EFI: "Also, I think our chemistry is strong because we're open about the relationship, and we don't feel threatened or scared to flirt with someone else.
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Just because the city has long ago cornered the fine art of lowbrow drinking doesn't mean that it can't flirt with upscale cocktail bars as well.
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Not only do such people flirt with the idea of independence, but they are also more ready than old-guard democrats to engage in civil disobedience.
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Kid Rock continues to flirt with a Michigan Senate bid, highlighting a conservative poll showing he would lead in a hypothetical match-up against incumbent Sen.
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You're in a chatty mood today, Sagittarius, and it's an exciting time to flirt with your crush—or if you're not feeling romantic, to make art!
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Make time to nurture yourself: Get lunch with friends, flirt with your crush, and stop saying yes to everything just because it's easier than saying no!
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This is the kind of alchemical black-and-gold metal bands like Sutekh Hexen and Gnaw flirt with, distilled down into a noise-driven, tempestuous roar.
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Adventurous Tunisians come to contemporary art not only to have fun, but also to flirt with non-theist ideas and become, in spirit, ever more emancipated.
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The bottom line is that if you decide to flirt with polls going into 2020, make sure that you have an honest and long term relationship.
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She said she felt "hurt" and "disrespected" after watching Carpinello flirt with Angelina Pivarnick during Thursday night's episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, according to E!
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Antetokounmpo had recorded the first three triple-doubles of his career over the last month but it was Middleton's chance to flirt with the feat Saturday.
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All your partnerships, whether or not they are romantic (but let's be real, Gemini, you flirt with everyone), will be touched by Mercury's retrograde in Sagittarius.
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Tormund, in an odd attempt to flirt with Brienne, tells a horrible story about nursing at a giant's breast for three months while he was held captive.
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As anyone who has tried to flirt with someone over social media knows, comments and tagging are the kindling to igniting the fire of any modern relationship.
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The friend then proceeded to jump straight in and flirt with me, come to my place of work, and send suggestive texts for a solid month afterward.
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Throughout all this, everyone forgets to flirt with each other because they're watching Chad and Lace and charting their positions like they're two highly unpredictable tropical storms.
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As popular music continues to flirt with various forms of chintz, the world has grown to accept the blaring sounds of what was once a despised instrument.
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Plus, Chris has a crush on her super cute co-worker Maggie and you can't help but root for them as they awkwardly flirt with each other.
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The rock stars, she said, were driven by materialism — satisfied as long as they got a large bonus from a record company and could flirt with women.
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But here's where ViDA goes beyond regular matchmaking services: they even have a ghostwriter, who uses Scott's messaging algorithm to flirt with your matches on your behalf.
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While the debt ceiling had been a political football for both parties for decades, leaders were always careful not to push too far, to flirt with default.
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Europe is already deeply divided between populist nationalists — some of whom flirt with Vladimir Putin — and globalists who defend multilateral institutions and view Russia as an enemy.
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We all need a fresh start sometimes, and after September's confusing twists and turns, you'll be ready for a clean slate and some cuties to flirt with.
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And his chosen role, as a violinist willing to straddle multiple genres and flirt with popular culture, has put him in the firing line of some purists.
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It would seem odd for an administration committed to more effective enforcement of trade agreements to flirt with the possibility of less effective trade agreement enforcement procedures.
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They flirt with Karen (Kaitlyn Dever) and Julie (Hannah Murray), two white women, and join a makeshift party in a room belonging to Carl Cooper (Mr. Mitchell).
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" Back in September, Gerber discussed her love life with British Vogue, saying that when she's working she doesn't even "have the energy to even flirt with anyone.
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The last of many teams to flirt with a move to Los Angeles - the Vikings - used the leverage to extract $210 million from Minnesota taxpayers in 2012.
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While on a date with your Aries, be forewarned that they may flirt with you by trying to fight—they're famous for dishing out harsh one-liners!
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Despite holding record levels of dry powder, European firms have slowed buying as the continent's top economies flirt with recession and Britain remains mired in uncertainty over Brexit.
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The single fluorescent light creates a halo effect, highlighting the pure smolder in his eyes as he attempts to flirt with all 1.1 million of his Instagram followers.
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"He would go and flirt with all the young girls," Blake Usry confirmed to AL.com, adding that tales about Moore have been floating around town for three decades.
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So it's not surprising that the uncertainty of what will come to pass in a Trump administration is leading many people to flirt with all-consuming, paralyzing panic.
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What about someone like me, someone who cringes at the thought of even thinking about considering maybe attempting to try and flirt with a bloke in a club?
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Yet, hanging out with Bryce makes things "okay" — if she can drink with Bryce, even flirt with him, maybe it can erase the crime he committed against her.
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Taiwanese firms have already been encouraged by the outgoing government to flirt with the likes of cloud computing, the "internet of things", 3D printing, biotechnology and renewable energy.
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The sounds were mostly what rap listeners had come to expect from Pharrell and Chad Hugo: weird and skull-rattling, but familiar enough to flirt with pop radio.
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If the Trump administration begins to flirt with troop withdrawals, there will be more pressure to expand American military operations and bases in Okinawa -- always a sensitive issue.
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He urged her to date his male friends "whom he instructed to flirt with Ms. Brietzke and give her hugs even after she expressed disinterest," the lawsuit says.
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However, such ads, which flirt with the edge of truth to score emotional points and win votes, are not proud moments in the great American experiment in democracy.
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And while we flirt with notions of escapism, the fact of the matter is that we'll never fully get away from COVID-19 until it is completely eradicated.
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Leo is known as the superstar of the zodiac, so you're more likely to wear things that are loud or colorful and flirt with people by showing off.
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A flashback episode reveals that the whole set was arranged to fluff Mitch's ego: Staffers flirt with him, cheek-kiss him, twirl for him, laugh off his jokes.
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They're seated together, of course, and on Tuesday, Jonas posted a video to Twitter, pretending to flirt with the photo that marked her seat assignment inside the arena (above).
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The "Mission: Impossible – Fallout" star told GQ Australia that the #MeToo movement has made him afraid to flirt with women, and his comments didn't sit well with the internet.
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Marked by perpetual cycles between life and death, nature has always had its morbid qualities, but there are some objects within the exhibition that flirt with the downright fatalistic.
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The unifying factors to the aural settings throughout his career are that they dodge rock norms and flirt with what might, in a less appropriative context, be considered kitsch.
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Not everyone likes it — critics suggest that it pressures employees to take too little time off and flirt with burnout — but Hastings says it helps Netflix attract top employees.
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That ought to give it somewhat of an advantage over dating apps, as it opens up the opportunity to sneakily semi-flirt with people you meet in real life.
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Putting her music across on a girlish flow free of tough-bitch macho-once-removed, she keeps her beats amateurish and minimal even when they flirt with trap grandeur.
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Pluto can be a hard planet to work with—it's the kind of planet that will look through your emails or flirt with your lover when you're not looking.
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A 2011 study out of Florida State University found men who were exposed to pheromones released by ovulating women were more likely to drink alcohol and flirt with women.
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We can continue to flirt with third-party candidates like Jill Stein and Gary Johnson, and ignore the existential threat Trump poses to the groups we claim to defend.
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No. (Although he did find time to flirt with Missandei.) In all his travels back and forth across the continent, did Davos express concern for his wife at all?
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"The economy will flirt with recession in the coming months with negative GDP in 2Q, we believe," Michelle Meyer, Bank of America's chief U.S. economist, said in a note.
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This is a summer of crises for Europe, with a political collision in Italy landing in the midst of Brexit chaos while the continent's top economies flirt with recession.
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The leaders of Britain and the United States, two countries that practically invented global capitalism, flirt with rejecting the free-trade zones (the European Union, Nafta) they helped build.
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So, in order to be good, you have to kind of flirt with the line of whether you're going down or you're gonna make it to the finish line.
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Fortescue Metals Group was the biggest gainer, up 21.2 percent to flirt with a 20.88 peak, while BHP Billiton leapt 20.90 percent, while Rio Tinto put on 3.3 percent.
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Female employees who did not flirt with Matt Lauer were not considered "good colleagues" by the disgraced Today co-anchor, a source with knowledge of his workplace conduct tells PEOPLE.
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We are in the middle of a very intense eclipse season, but this is a great day to try to enjoy yourself, flirt with a crush, or make some art.
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Slovakia last week became the latest Eastern European country to flirt with the idea of moving its embassy, when lawmakers announced the country would open a cultural center in Jerusalem.
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We're starting to see car companies flirt with the idea of shopping in a car, and it's easy to imagine them warming to the idea as cars become more autonomous.
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But even more immediately, astrologer Kimberly Peta Dewhirst writes that your Venus return can put you in the mood to shop, pamper yourself, or playfully flirt with your casual crush.
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I tried to smile and flirt with guys like everything was normal, but I couldn't shake that feeling: like my world was collapsing, falling in on me from all sides.
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All are female, and all elicit an image of an assistant who is not just a woman, but a woman people can boss around, flirt with, and act inappropriately towards.
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We've witnessed great men, modern gladiators who flirt with perfection, reduced to little more than pawns in The Based God's game, slipping, stumbling, struggling against the whims of the hex.
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Good news arrives today and you're in the mood to flirt with your crush, enjoy some romance, and make some art, thanks to the Moon entering fellow fire sign Sagittarius.
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They make awkward jokes and flirt with people out of their league, including the surprisingly comic Chris Hemsworth as Kevin: a beefcake twist on the hot, dumb receptionist character type.
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On a practical level, this is a great time to flirt with people in your immediate neighborhood — visit a new bar or cafe and scope out people who interest you.
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That said, sometimes parties are a good time to flirt with someone when you've already flirted with them before, so again, you really have to read the room, but 21.
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" At sixteen, she and her girlfriends began hanging out at a coffee bar in the York Theatre Royal "to flirt with the boys, or not flirt—be elusive and marvellous.
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He'd also assisted in helping set up a veteran comedian named Marc Maron flirt with the world of podcasting — not sure if that guy's show ever got off the ground.
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I am deeply disappointed someone representing the democratic world would flirt with curtailing the liberties of the people in it; this is not what our great country is all about.
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Kahlo boasted that she had done more than flirt with O'Keeffe — at the time perhaps the most successful American woman artist, and for this reason, Stahr argues, a role model.
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The vines in the background overlap with the sinuous tats on her wrist, chest, and shimmering thigh; her long, lime-colored acrylics flirt with the extravagant foliage of the setting.
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Old patterns around relating to others are being broken, which might feel uncomfortable as you try to flirt with your new crush or connect with coworkers in a new way.
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Her female colleagues share their grievances about men and the young female assistants on the trading floor who flirt with their bosses and let them think all women welcome their advances.
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But Biden also retooled his stump speech slightly Saturday, leaning further into the personal stories of tragedy that have made him stand out even as Democratic voters flirt with other candidates.
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But they are still a notable part of fast food history, because they mark the beginning of large-scale franchises like McDonalds starting to flirt with a more "health-conscious" menu.
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I did flirt with her, and I remember trying to kiss Jessica as part of what I thought was a consensual seduction ritual that went on and on for many years.
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As they discussed work, he began to flirt with her and they started a relationship — within weeks Adams was discussing marriage, then sending obsessive and emotionally abusive texts, the Times reported.
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While your sim is showering or heading off to work, hand the controller to a friend and let them instruct their sim to write a novel or flirt with their neighbor.
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Nelson says she was a waitress in Alabama between 1976 and '77, and that Moore -- then the D.A. of their county -- was a regular, and that he would flirt with her.
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The 2m-member Bajrang Dal, a youth branch of the World Hindu Council, an RSS offshoot, has a reputation for beating up Muslim boys who dare to flirt with Hindu girls.
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Not only does he flirt with Alice, but, when her fifteen-year-old daughter, the pudgy Shirley (Gaby French), relieves her father behind the bar, he starts messing with her, too.
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Like her boss, she is committed to the path she has chosen, even if it means spending time apart from her husband and pretending to flirt with co-workers and clients.
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Lisa is never seen hung up on men; we later realize this "it's just meaningless fun" attitude also caused her to flirt with the bus driver, indirectly causing a woman's death.
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But as Marvel's first pansexual superhero, known to flirt with both men and women, star Ryan Reynolds isn't counting out a boyfriend for his spandex-wearing superhero in future "Deadpool" installments.
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Over the course of the series, a few characters at least flirt with the idea of leaving the church, simply because of how seriously their own personal growth is being stymied.
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But running around and hooking up with other people while trying to keep me on the line and control who I can and cannot flirt with… is a bitch thing to do.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska, 46, a rising star in the party, continues to flirt with leaving the party — a small sign of a talent crisis that could lie ahead for the GOP.
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The latest country to flirt with the idea is America: last month the Treasury sent out a survey to bond-dealers to gauge market appetite for 40-, 50- and 100-year bonds.
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I entertain my coupled pals with tales of my Tinder dates, freely flirt with bartenders to get faster drinks for the group, and confidently show up to parties solo all the time.
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"He's not going to want to talk to us anymore," Devin joked, before Kristen added: "He's flirty to begin with, so I think he's excited to have more ladies to flirt with."
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I had no idea my boyfriend was trying to flirt with me when I met him — I didn't hear what he said and turned to walk away when he spoke to me!
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Early on in his career, when he performed in Chicago in the '50s and '60s, played more bop-style jazz but they'd increasingly flirt with avant garde and would later add synths.
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Trump's emphasis on dealmaking, which often causes him at least to flirt with ideological heterodoxy, would give way to more standard-issue GOP policies centered around libertarian-influenced deregulation and tax cutting.
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Most if not all of the children flirt with low-level lawbreaking, but very few are drawn to making permanent connection with those really living on the other side of the law.
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"Witnesses reported seeing Brown attempting to flirt with Billie on several occasions, and one witness recalled hearing a conversation where Brown made a crude sexual comment directly to Billie," the department said.
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But it's very shallow ... There will be moments when we must get closer to $60 and moments I'm sure when we'll flirt with a number with a 4 in front of it.
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Instead of talk about stocks bottoming, there's more chatter recently about new highs, as small caps flirt with their former highs and money is jumping in to tech after this spring's washout.
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These are people, this line of reasoning goes, who have some grasp of the destructive potential of protectionism but will flirt with it as the price of controlling the levers of policy.
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Navy Chief Special Warfare Operator Adam Matthews, who pleaded guilty to hazing, assault, and other charges in May, is also under investigation for allegedly trying to flirt with and manipulate Melgar's widow.
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Despite the elevated rhetoric about the role of lawyers in society, the legal ethics rules do little to restrict how lawyers can represent clients who flirt with the edges of the law.
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SaaS companies flirt with correction territory as another wild week comes to a close Stocks are set to fall further today, likely forcing shares in SaaS and cloud companies down yet again.
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He asked if he "was allowed to flirt" with her, then caressed her leg and put his hand up her skirt as she was trying to demonstrate the product, the suit said.
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Confidence: Medium-High Saturday remains cloudy, but with stronger south winds highs should still push at least into the mid-60s (we could flirt with near 70 if more sunshine sneaks through).
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If Madewell was not really serious about catering to women with "nonstandard" bodies, then why did the company dare to flirt with controversy by using Duval as the face of the campaign?
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Early albums were chances to flirt with the idea of virtual pop stars, but now idols like Hatsune Miku actually exist — and fans can use their software to make songs of their own.
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While the FCC did flirt with some voluntary requirements that forced ISPs to be more transparent about such surcharges, those modest guidelines were demolished with last June's industry-backed repeal of net neutrality.
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His son was in my physics class and used to copy all of my lab results and then ignore me to flirt with my cool friend who always had new, interesting high-tops.
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Bringing a dash of playful energy is Venus's connection with Mars on May 14, which will be a fun time to flirt with your crush or go on a date with a lover.
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Prison Nation yokes together a variety of visual modes to tell prisoners' stories, including vernacular snapshots, documentary photos sourced from archives, landscapes that flirt with surveillance, and even tropes reminiscent of television series.
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"As a woman who posts my body online, I get DMs from strangers all the time trying to flirt with me, sell me weed, and send me pictures of their dicks," Carson explained.
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The Oversteegen sisters would flirt with Nazi collaborators under false pretenses and then lead them into the woods, where instead of a make-out session, the men would be greeted with a bullet.
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But he's not into her, as he only has eyes for Becky (yes!), so Becky has to flirt with him instead, and Carol has to crack the safe (all that training for nothing).
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With 743 more points he would seize the sixth spot and, with a productive run deep into March, could even flirt with becoming the fifth player in school history to hit 2,000 points.
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Some Saudi journalists defended the religious police, saying that the video showed the agents doing their job, and protecting the women from men outside the mall who were trying to flirt with them.
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If you want to flirt with a Sag, just ask them about their day or if they learned anything cool lately, and be a good listener—they'll fall right in love with you!
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In its search for a better future, dance music likes to flirt with the idea of technology as a transcendent force for leaving the fetters of the corporeal world behind, if only briefly.
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In the 2000s, it wasn't rare for the number of new shows on broadcast to flirt with 30; in the past few seasons, it's been rare for that number to go over 20.
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Instead, guys used escort cards, or small pieces of paper with a pickup line and their contact info, as a way to flirt with women they encountered — kind of like that first Tinder message.
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"Instead we find ourselves led by those who express admiration for authoritarianism — in Russia, in China, in the Philippines, and other places who make common cause with bullies, who flirt with tyrants," Flake continued.
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But it's way safer than casting myself into the fires of hell, because I'm someone in the public eye, and if I go and flirt with someone, then who knows what's going to happen?
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We beat the game, unlocked the ancient armor, finished every cauldron allowing us to override almost every machine, witnessed every cute girl in the game attempt to flirt with Aloy, and so much more.
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Put more simply, the loss of the 12 percent of the UCL student body that Brexit would flirt with would put around £40 million of income at risk, a devastating blow to any university.
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Kid Rock continues to flirt with a Michigan Senate bid, announcing at midnight Thursday that he is still "exploring" a run and in the meantime plans to set up a nonprofit promoting voter registration.
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Though they'd begin to flirt with this sound in 2010 with the release of Warm Slime, it took root fully on 2013's Floating Coffin, a fan-favorite that's a solid, standalone entry point.
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Her recent music videos for "PYNK" and "Make Me Feel," use visual symbols — like vulva-shaped pants and a party scene where she courts two suitors — to flirt with ideas of polyamory and bisexuality.
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Farley, 33, ended the relationship one day after she said she felt "hurt" and "disrespected" watching Carpinello flirt with Angelina Pivarnick during Thursday night's episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, according to Us, E!
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And when he wasn't working he retreated to Twitter, a place where he could "bypass journo bs," dish on supposed Big Oil conspiracies, and flirt with the idea of a site to rate reporters.
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The signing of a trade pact between the United States, Mexico and Canada on Wednesday has also spread some optimism in Mexico, which has seen its economy flirt with recession over the past year.
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It is a song that brims with harmonies and pop smarts as Macfarlane, Travis MacDonald—who shares songwriting and vocal duties—bassist Angus Lord and drummer Matt Harkin, flirt with heartbreak and joyous optimism.
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Plus, all that time at the podium gave him plenty of time to flirt with Vanessa Hudgens on live television during an acceptance speech, praise Nicki Minaj, and shout out his dad's incredible purple suit.
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Tormund the Wildling fought and survived alongside his crush Brienne, so he can continue to awkwardly flirt with her and regale us with stories about being breastfed by a giant when he was a baby.
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"In their universe, women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the men they flirt with, the hotel room invitations, the plane tickets they expect, the jobs they hope to obtain," she told jurors.
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According to Nelson, Moore would sit at the same counter seat nearly every night, and would frequently attempt to flirt with her, including by pulling the ends of her long hair as she walked by.
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The problem is that "Better Call Saul" invites the comparison because the tone and plot of the show occasionally flirt with the atmosphere of dread and danger that gave "Breaking Bad" its very particular frisson.
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Whereas the rest of us look at a room or dating app and think strategically, Libras will flirt with everyone in their field of vision—especially if they're feeling down and need an ego boost.
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One of the girls, who was trying to flirt with me the whole evening and had written her number on a napkin for me, found it ridiculous and thought they would get everything for free.
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Super Seducer, a game that aims to teach men how to flirt with women by removing any option for said women to escape, was set to launch on Steam and PlayStation 4 on March 6th.
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These Post-Minimal canvases, some of which flirt with hard-edged abstraction while others are almost Motherwell-ish in their painterly elegance, seem to serve more as incubator than backstory to the artist's subsequent explorations.
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"Consensual non-monogamy can bring back some of the initial novelty and excitement you felt at the beginning of your relationship, even if that just means watching your partner flirt with someone else," she said.
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That includes wisely placing Mr. Spock (Zachary Quinto) and Dr. McCoy (Karl Urban) in peril together, allowing them to bicker and, faced with death, flirt with admitting how fond they really are of each other.
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" Uber lists community guidelines on its website, which specify that "you shouldn't touch or flirt with other people in the car," and that there's "no sexual conduct with drivers or fellow riders, no matter what.
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Mercury connects with Uranus on February 9, bringing about something unexpected (and a chance to flirt with a crush!) and Mercury enters Pisces on February 10, stirring up conversations at home and with your family.
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While many comedies start with a breakup (and/or an unceremonious job firing), Insecure lets Issa flirt with that possibility before she realizes she doesn't want to — or maybe just can't bear it, for now.
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SaaS companies flirt with correction territory as another wild week comes to a close For SaaS, long a market leader, to see its shares fall so much, so quickly, was an inversion of the norm.
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In the second act, at Café Momus, the hellcat Musetta doesn't just flirt with the crowd but pulls off her underwear and throws it; she and her estranged lover, Marcello, boisterously kiss the same woman.
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O.K., almost entirely — it is unsettling when a scene calls for them to flirt with their young co-stars, but the show wisely deploys Konkle's real-life boyfriend as a mouth double for a kiss.
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There's the time Steven accidentally fuses with Connie, leading to a roller coaster night that leaves "Stevonnie" alternately exhilarated and terrified by the world they encounter, including the boys and girls that flirt with them.
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Sen. Cory Booker, a Democratic presidential hopeful, took a brief detour from talking about politics to praise his girlfriend, actor Rosario Dawson, on The Ellen Show and flirt with the possibility of a White House wedding.
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"Do not engage in sexual intercourse with your wife like hens; rather, firstly engage in foreplay with your wife and flirt with her and then make love to her," he once said, according to one Hadith.
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The 2016 Race Even as many Republican voters flirt with outsider candidates, a large minority of Republicans still supports one of the mainstream, traditional conservatives: Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, John Kasich and Carly Fiorina.
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Assuming a survival of the two-party system in form though not in spirit, even if only one of the diametrically opposite parties comes to flirt with unconstitutional means and ends, the consequences would be serious.
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While using abbreviations and slang to flirt with our crushes may have been the norm in the days of MSN messenger and Nokia 3310s — "bbz", "luv u", "m8" — it seems we've become a little more discerning.
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" Cardi later went on to admit that while she might have been "wrong" to flirt with Swift and didn't know the two were an item, "at the end of the day, you still didn't like me.
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While the Warriors might be talented enough to flirt with 70 wins, even if they're not directly chasing such a mark, it sounds like they'll focus more on resting up for the postseason sprint this year.
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If you want to put these desires into action, you could begin by going to a bar with your partner and giving them permission to flirt with another person, and see how that makes you feel.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer today, lighting up a playful, happy sector of your chart and making this a wonderful time to flirt with a crush or to engage in some creative activities.
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Ms. Abdel Hameed said the police used the apps to flirt with people, engaging in sexual banter and asking for risqué photos that could be used as evidence in court before asking them out on dates.
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After making the turn in one over, Johnson recorded double bogeys on three of the next four holes to flirt with joining five players who shot worse than a 79 on a cool, blustery final round.
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More hilariously, following a particularly painful breakup, she finds herself dressing up to flirt with a Trader Joe's employee who looks like her ex and is not, as it turns out, interested in the same way.
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Somewhere along the way, he confessed to me his desire for me to have sex or even flirt with other men, an idea that was outrageous to me at the same, especially given our religious backgrounds.
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"Everything Is Embarrassing" is the sonic equivalent to being on the dance floor at prom and watching your boyfriend flirt with other girls, but still refusing to break up with him (if you know, you know).
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The track is a delightfully meandering cut of experimental pop, chock full of fuzzy analog synths, fuzzier vocals, and even a harp flourish or two that flirt with hippie-trippy cheese but never indulge in it.
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The world can be awful and terrible right now, but here's this one hour show where you can listen to me flirt with your favorite granddad or speak to these people that you and I both love.
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" And in August 20173, Bokhari sent Marlow a draft of a story titled "The Alt Right Isn't White Supremacist, It's Western Supremacist," which Marlow held, explaining, "I don't want to even flirt with okay-ing Nazi memes.
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Area X is a highly abstract landscape, but its implications – annihilation of all we know — are terrifyingly prescient, especially in an era when world leaders flirt with nuclear war, and annihilation of all we know, on Twitter.
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Some people might not take things as seriously with me being a female, they look at me as more of someone to flirt with than an actual colleague, or just more of a novelty than a peer.
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As for new elections this year, the SPD's current polling values are a dismal couple of points below the party's 20.5% result at the election, but may reflect the party's ongoing flirt with a new grand coalition.
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And the more that Halt and Catch Fire heads online in the early days of the internet, the more the characters occasionally flirt with seemingly inventing or anticipating every major technological innovation of the past 30 years.
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There is perhaps more than meets the eye to his story, especially considering that he was briefly a member of the British Union of Fascists while still a young man – though he did also flirt with communism.
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Monogamish couples might flirt with other people, kiss other people but not go further, go to sex parties but only have sex with each other, have threesomes, or occasionally get hall passes to sleep with other people.
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Now, Ms. Victoria, an African-American musician and songwriter, assumed that the gentrification pressure would only get worse, that working people would struggle to rebuild, flirt with the idea of selling to developers or simply move away.
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"Frankly, I really shouldn't hang out with them at all, since I tend to end up evacuating small soldiers while indulging depraved thoughts after watching them flirt with each other for hours," Courtney divulges in one scene.
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Roxanne first appears as a girl whom Juan tries to flirt with at school, and then she isn't seen again until a few chapters later, suddenly reappearing as Juan's friend's cousin, who turns into Juan's math tutor.
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"In their universe, women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the men they flirt with, the hotel room invitations, the plane tickets they expect, the jobs they hope to obtain," Rotunno told jurors, according to Variety.
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Maze of Mara Synth-driven metalcore in the vein of Lacuna Coil and The Agonist, Maze of Mara build on an accessible hard rock base to mimic a sound that sees their European counterparts flirt with chart success.
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And Eurosceptic nationalists like the League's Matteo Salvini flirt with leaving the euro, albeit less so now than in the past, in effect promoting democracy and the nation-state above economic integration without being honest about the cost.
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That may sound pricy if you're used to picking up $260 multi-packs of manual brushes, though they're competitive if you buy original manufacturer replacement heads for, say, a Philips Sonicare, which can flirt with $53 a pop.
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We used to have really big celebrities come in from the owner's home country, and the owner would keep us on the clock to go out with these guys, flirt with them, and show them a good time.
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Thomas has a gift for interior monologues that flow steadily and easily, carrying you through a character's mental landscape, full of vivid imagery and digressions that flirt with spinning out of control but never quite go too far.
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" Over a recent dinner in Brooklyn, Mr. Early said that he was working with Mr. Charles "on whether he's going to do an act, or if Hamm and I will just relentlessly flirt with him for five minutes.
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As with ATP, Psycho LV felt like a bizarro summer camp, one where the only activities on the board each day are to headbang, consume as much beer as possible, and flirt with other people who love Mudhoney.
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While Facebook Dating won't match you with your Facebook friends — which means you won't accidentally see your uncle on there — it does have a feature called Secret Crush that will let you flirt with people you already know.
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Indeed, one scene — in which a man attempts to flirt with the deaf woman using American Sign Language and instead says the two are "socks" — was taken directly from a story a deaf friend told Ansari and Yang.
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She'll hustle off and fuel and chitterchat with the other rigs and drink bad diner coffee and flirt with the waitress or whatever it is Bigurl does when the operator is out of the box and in the air.
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I am obsessed with Karev and Wilson's dynamic, where women flirt with him nonstop, and she's confident enough not to be bothered, a la the single mom whose adorable son has his medical jargon to English translations down pat.
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Every day, there's a long queue of people waiting for seats, often with a few late-comers trying to blag their way in with the waiters, like underage ravers trying to flirt with unimpressed bouncers before being turned away.
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When real-world players are presented with equivalent "good" and "evil" choices, there's evidence that they usually take the high road — we might flirt with the occasional nasty choice, but overall, we don't particularly like wearing the black hat.
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A former journalist at "60 Minutes" named Habiba Nosheen told me that she had complained to management that Ira Rosen, a producer on the program, had subjected her to numerous sexual comments and suggested that she flirt with sources.
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"There is a clear understanding that the country cannot flirt with extremes and therefore, more than ever throughout the process, it is critical that the centrist forces come together in a single plan," the PRB said in a statement.
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His critics say yes; though he has been dismissive about the uproar, this is not the first time he has appeared to flirt with alt-right beliefs, and he's previously faced backlash for this type of incident many times.
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Many of the women told me that stores had quotas for that, and sometimes, when things got desperate, saleswomen were sent to the food court to flirt with men and get them to come apply for a credit card.
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Not because I envied her or had any desire to flirt with men at clubs, but because I had spent the whole evening talking to men who made it quite clear that talking to me was an unpleasant chore.
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David A. Clarke Jr., the sometimes divisive supporter of President Trump who appeared to flirt with taking a senior role in the Homeland Security Department, has resigned from his position as Milwaukee County sheriff, the county clerk said Thursday.
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So what's really happening is that these guys are gauging whether you're open or shy or close-minded or, quite frankly, whether you're gay or hetero and willing either to flirt with them or to submit to an advance.
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The former couple, who split in 2014 and divorced in November, continue to remain close as co-parents of their children, and their bond reportedly irked Tanaka, leading him to flirt with other women in front of Carey as revenge.
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Trump is happy to flirt with former opponents like Mitt Romney, whose name is being floated for Secretary of State, but the words "loyalty" and "coherence" are more important to him -- which is probably what he should be looking for.
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The Bachelor alum is once again tasked with helping her gal pal Hannah weed out any suspicious dudes who might not be there for the right reasons, with a planted makeup artist and animal trainer instructed to flirt with the men.
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After lunch, I'd gone back to our room to take a nap, leaving them to flirt with one of the waiters, who joked, though I suspected that he was serious, that he was looking for an American woman to marry.
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In sneakers and baggy denim shorts, she taunts them, climbs atop a cafeteria table to flirt with them, and eventually wins over a girl known to Kiyokians as Headphones Girl, a pairing to which many, many Tumblr posts are devoted.
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The show has been quietly establishing that she's a highly confident person this season, specifically in her relationship with Alex where she is quietly never jealous when women flirt with him, as well as in her new role as Chief Resident.
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By these standards, Dirk Nowitzki, Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, or Tony Parker would never flirt with another franchise as Wade has with the San Antonio Spurs and Dallas Mavericks, even in an attempt to leverage more money from his incumbent team.
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The New Yorker, long known for its comedic covers that flirt with controversy, is taking on the firing Comey and in the process comparing it to the national outrage over the passenger who was forcibly removed from a United Airlines flight.
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Indeed, the humans generally prove more two-dimensional than the Transformers, with Laura Haddock as a British scholar in a "stripper dress," as Cade puts it, ostensibly so he'll have someone to flirt with while they dodge large chunks of debris.
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He previously had a brief flirt with fame at the 2016 U.S. Open, where he started the final round in a share of second place and played in the final pairing before fading to finish tied for 15th at Oakmont.
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In a stranger-than-fiction twist, authorities said the drug lord's desire to tell his story on the big screen -- and to flirt with a famed soap opera actress who'd played a crime boss on television -- led to his capture.
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Yes, there are chases through various European capitals and another cute secret agent for Audrey to flirt with once Drew is sidelined, but the engine that drives the plot and sparks the jokes is her friendship with Morgan (Kate McKinnon).
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According to the indictment, the women would flirt with men in upscale bars, exchange telephone numbers and arrange to meet a few days later at a restaurant or bar, where they would slip tranquilizers and narcotics into the men's drinks.
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And local residents of the county where Moore was once the assistant distract attorney told The New Yorker and AL.Com, an Alabama news source, that it was common knowledge that he would flirt with and try to date teenage girls.
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"Love Machine," about a hyper-realistic robot sent in to flirt with, and apprehend or kill, the Unabomber, feels both goofier and more portentous than it is probably meant to, and it resists the emotional investment Hunt's other stories easily invite.
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" During his defense's closing arguments Thursday, attorney Donna Rotunno said that in the "alternate universe" prosecutors had created, "women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the men they flirt with, the choices they made to further their own careers.
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By making these robots as realistic as possible — from self-warming models to those that speak and suck, from some with a pulse to others that flirt with their owners — their creators are selling far more than an inanimate sex aid.
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Your bank's "relationship rep" might skirt all sorts of boundaries to keep major clients happy, but if she can't manage this professional relationship without calling upon you to flirt with the client, then she isn't very good at her job.
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As part of its press tour in November, Ms. Banks said to a reporter that Ms. Stewart's character was "definitely gay" and told The Advocate that "letting her flirt with that woman" was "really important" to both her and the actress.
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Can you really cover a female presidential candidate fairly if you don't respect the autonomy of women enough not to touch them when they don't want to be touched, or flirt with them when they're just trying to do their jobs?
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And he politely bites his tongue when I playfully flirt with male contestants — like a strapping 6ft 2in Estonian, whose voice is deeper than the ocean, and who I interviewed while we exercised on side-by-side ellipticals on the beach.
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If we're going to consider it from a Freudian perspective, teens are rapidly becoming their true selves and sexual beings—a process that inevitably comes with impulses towards self-destruction and, if not a longing for death, a willingness to flirt with it.
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So if I want to write a 24-part near-future thriller about two socially awkward women failing to flirt with each other while uncovering a conspiracy involving sentient reactionary self-help chatbots, its ultimate quality isn't a referendum on my writing capabilities.
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So I started going on my own, often, tentatively, and then daily, just to touch the cilantro and the purple yams and to flirt with the butcher about whatever lamb he'd stored in the back, and also when was he dropping the price.
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The fact that many people have sex with colleagues (with no serious relationship in mind), or flirt with coworkers (looking for something long-term) does not mean the rules of attraction should be the same at work as they are at a bar.
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That's with fairly good reason, because whenever one of their controversies explodes into the real world it's usually some kind of horrifying thing like Logan Paul's Aokigahara forest video, brand endorsements that flirt with the FTC's patience, or worse, anything involving PewDiePie.
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Working from memory, the P9s are not as transparent as some of the high-end headphones I've heard; they flirt with high-end but still remain a great option for folks that just like a good dose of pop, electronic or dance music.
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He has, throughout his life, been a public critic of everyone from Ronald Reagan to Al Gore and he has been willing to flirt with bigotry -- his attacks on Muslims and Mexicans are a prime example -- in order to make his points.
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Residents of the county where GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore was once the assistant district attorney say it was common knowledge that he would flirt with and try to date teenage girls, The New Yorker and Alabama news source AL.com reported Monday.
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We're in a city right now where, at one point, being gay was illegal and you could go to a bar and an undercover cop would flirt with you and if you responded to that flirtation, you'd be beaten and thrown in jail.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini this evening, illuminating the romance and creativity sector of your chart and putting you in the mood to flirt with your crush, party with your friends, and do something with one of your many talents.
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We see her get hunted by an archer, discuss her recent past with a friend, read a shitty comic in the college newspaper, flirt with the lunch lady she has a crush on, and meet God, who resembles a dolphinesque bird monster.
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The two men have been cagey about unveiling their plans, and have been careful to swat down rumors that the Long Island-bred Wall Street veteran is interested in political office, though he has been privately known to flirt with the idea.
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"From the moment oil prices go down or flirt with $50, deep and ultra-deep offshore investments such as the ones that Angola has been offering become less attractive," says Gonçalo Falcão, head of the Angola practice at Mayer Brown, a law firm.
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Republicans send their thoughts and prayers and flirt with the idea of bucking the NRA, but they always end up exactly where they started: feeding the American people lies about the rules on the books and Democrats' plans for a gun grab.
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In other words, it was fun to flirt with Sanders four years ago, when the alternative was Hillary Clinton, who struck many young leftists as being a caricature of the comprised neoliberalism that had dominated the Democratic Party since her husband was president.
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And as these opposite states flirt with one another, they wrench your curiosity and heartstrings, drawing you nearer to these worlds and fixing a knot that keeps you bound to them forever — to their melancholy, their beauty, their yet-to-be paralleled sublimity.
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But each version of a "softer" Brexit involves difficult trade-offs for any British government committed to leaving the EU. Some in Britain, including the opposition Labour Party, still flirt with the idea of staying inside the single market while imposing limits on EU immigration.
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He was far more willing to flirt with outright white nationalism, but he also borrowed talking points from the left when attacking free trade agreements, famously promised "insurance for everybody" when discussing healthcare, swore he'd protect entitlement programs like Social Security, and dangled infrastructure spending.
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If there's something you know you want or need to do (like talking to a friend who let you down, or asking out the person you flirt with every day at the coffee shop), but you suspect it'll be uncomfortable, it's probably something worth doing.
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When I miraculously arrived at the other side of the carpet — I was so nervous I didn't retain any memories of the experience — I made the executive decision that it was time to eat and drink an inappropriate amount and flirt with men in suits.
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I never see myself coming, which is why I felt surprised when, standing on the balcony the night of my birthday party, I swiveled around to flirt with Max and broke a fist-sized string light bulb with the sway of my right hip alone.
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Applying 40 horsepower to a bike that weighs just 275 pounds is good for an 85 mph top speed, but even that is hardly enough to stand out in a market where superbikes flirt with 200 horses and accelerate to 60 mph in two seconds.
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Certain sections of Awaken flirt with neocrust, particularly its fondness for expansive constructions and atmospheric black metal, but the dominant subgenre at play here is, for lack of a more precise definition—we probably should've figured that out back in the early 19833s—post-metal.
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"Our characters in the film meet and flirt with each other, and the director kind of got us to improvise and we had just met, so there is this weirdly cool, sweet record of us meeting for the first time and flirting," he told Wired.
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Male clients tend not to have developed the skills to approach or flirt with women, while the women, who are typically in their 23s and older, have already established themselves professionally and, facing pressure to start a family, are ready to tackle their next challenge.
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Michigan attorney general and GOP gubernatorial candidate Bill Schuette on Thursday said that he regrets his "poor attempt" at humor that has surfaced in a clip from a 1989 television interview shows him appearing to try to flirt with the woman setting up the shot.
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The air temperature is forecast to flirt with the century mark from Albany, New York to New York City southward to Washington, with heat indices reaching as high as 110 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, prompting the National Weather Service to issue excessive heat warnings.
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The crop for 13 isn't as immediately promising as 21's was, but there are still a bunch of solid shows slated for the months to come — and at least a couple of them should flirt with positions on most TV critics' year-end lists.
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"Today, mainstream European and North American politicians, even presidents, premiers and prime ministers, don't hesitate to flirt with or embrace overtly anti-Semitic messages and memes," said David Nirenberg, dean of the Divinity School at the University of Chicago and an expert on Jewish history.
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"In their universe women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the men they flirt with, the choices they make to further their own careers, the hotel room invitations, the plane tickets they accept, the jobs they ask for help to obtain," Rotunno said.
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In a single week, the Trump administration might flirt with exiting the North American Free Trade Agreement, roll out an outline for a multitrillion dollar tax cut and push legislation that would overhaul the health care sector, one-sixth of the United States economy.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Faithless electors flirt with anarchy How President Obama can retaliate against Russia If Russian claws dug into US politics, Obama — not Trump — let it happen If the White House and Senate reports are inconclusive, the College should install Trump.
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Her marriage to a prominent white nationalist serves to soften her ambition, in the eyes of other men: She can be understood as a helpmeet rather than an independent woman, even as her speeches flirt with themes underscoring female power on the alt-right.
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Jericho would flirt with bigger pushes before capturing the WWF title in 2001, but there's little doubt that the force and manner of his unexpected debut helped buoy him over the years in a promotion which wasn't much kinder to his style of wrestling than WCW was.
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In a lengthy thread shared on Twitter, Chiu, the bureau chief at The Star Vancouver and Toronto Star, explained that the man began to flirt with the young woman before it escalated to him asking for a dirty photo — at which point Chiu said she intervened.
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"It's not a blue wave, but on balance, Democrats won the night…" The losses throw into flux Trump's ability to govern for the next two years: House Democrats, now with a majority, almost certainly will flirt with impeachment proceedings and at the very least disruptive investigations.
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Fiona the Baby Hippo Unable to ignore the temptation of a crisp piece of lettuce, social media darling Fiona the baby hippo, now 1 year old, revealed that she is rooting for the Eagles, though she did flirt with the leaf over the by the Patriots box.
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In the final two installments of A Year in the Life, the Palladinos flirt with touching the third rail of their own show — namely, the notion that even if you're stuck in a charming, quaint little town that takes care of its citizens, you're still stuck.
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You talk a lot about emasculation being a motivating a factor for joining the far right, but I feel like you don't explore sexual failure and the fact that a lot of these people who flirt with white nationalism are just dudes that can't get a girlfriend.
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The positive interpretation might be that there are some tacit reform-era norms that still carry weight among the party elite — such as resistance to a full-blown cult of personality centered on the top leader, or a reluctance to flirt with Maoist-style mass movements.
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Unlike some such works, though, Ishida's images never flirt with the grotesque; they have often been referred to as "surreal," but they could easily be described as a kind of bizarre, reportorial history painting, too, for they are certainly vivid documents of the spirit of their time.
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All three of those rather conservative films flirt with liberalism as well: Taken can indeed be read to imply that guns should be left in professional hands, Straw Dogs regards small town-dwellers as uncivilized troglodytes, and Die Hard has absolutely no love for eighties business culture.
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" Rotunno said prosecutor described a universe where "women are not responsible for the parties they attend, the men they flirt with, the choices they make to further their own careers, the hotel room invitations, the plane tickets they accept, the jobs they ask for help to obtain.
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Due to his antics earlier in the year at the country music festival Stagecoach, during which he managed to hook up with two women from Bachelor Nation and flirt with another, Blake became Public Enemy No. 1 as far as romance was concerned on the reality show.
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Ronnie is a pudgy nerd, with tech-geek skills and a brain-melting crush on C. J. Summer is there for Matt to ogle and flirt with, and to attest to the screenwriters' utter inability to make a woman in a bathing suit an interesting character.
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There are others, all memorialized in song: the time her schoolmates made fun of the homemade rags she wore on picture day ("Coat of Many Colors"), the time a gorgeous, redheaded bank teller dared flirt with her husband, Carl Dean, in front of his wife ("Jolene").
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This friendship doesn't seem to align with his wife's political views: She was open about her support for Hillary Clinton — though she briefly seemed to flirt with the idea of voting for Trump a few months prior to the election, after speaking with self-declared Republican Caitlyn Jenner.
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Teams like Leicester and Bournemouth and Swansea City can flirt with insolvency in the lower leagues, yet they can get in better shape to rise up and take on clubs like Chelsea and Manchester City that have money-is-no-object owners from Russia and the Middle East.
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Watching the characters on Boy Meets World flirt with one another, talk back to teachers, and wear outfits more revealing than what I'd see any of my peers wear back home helped me adjust to my seventh grade class in California after I moved to the United States.
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Editorial President Vladimir Putin's deserved reputation as an autocrat willing to flirt with lawlessness in his global ventures has taken on a startling new aspect, with a finding by British authorities that he "probably approved" the poisoning of a former Russian spy and defector in London in 2006.
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The "KingGayle" Instagram feed documents the ceaseless partying of the self-proclaimed "Universe Boss"; in Australia last year he was lambasted as a sexist after using a mid-match interview to flirt with a female presenter, asking her out for a drink and telling her, "don′t blush, baby".
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It's a space that Microsoft's competitors in both software (Android) and hardware (Lenovo and Asus) have started to flirt with, and it only makes sense that Microsoft might wow us with a tease for a future it's kept meaning to deliver and then scuttling at the last moment.
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There are a few interludes where the characters break away to discuss rear ends instead of shaking them, and the slightest hint of a plot is advanced by Ophélie (Ophélie Bau), who is carrying one character's child, engaged to another, and willing to flirt with at least two more.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "An Epidemic of School Massacres Traces Its Roots to Columbine" (front page, May 31): The emergence of a "Columbiner" subculture of disturbed young men who flirt with mass murder mandates one response: Stop reporting the names of school shooters and stop telling their stories.
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The upshot is Telegram's messaging platform has enjoyed a surge in downloads in Spain during this month's regional unrest — as WhatsApp-loving locals flirt with a rival platform also in response to calls from their political channels to get on Telegram for detailed instructions of the next demo.
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Jean (Naomi Watts), a Manhattan therapist with a lovely personal life — a dreamy husband (Billy Crudup), lively daughter (Maren Heary) and beautiful Connecticut home — decides to flirt with danger in the form of a barista (Sophie Cookson), who happens to be the ex-girlfriend of one of her patients.
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And it's one that the album's ten songs all seem to flirt with in some way, even as Remy cloaks her ruminations on power and gender in T-Rex-worthy guitar solos and swelling disco strings—the irresistible hallmarks of musical languages forged in large part by men.
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When viewed through this lens, rather than as a film about a narcissistic filmmaker whose antics flirt with farce (at one point Ismael shoots his best friend in the arm during an intense bout of insomnia), a truth emerges in how each woman inspires the other to evolve.
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This is a fine time to take on a new beauty routine, to beautify your workspace, or to flirt with a crush you find yourself bumping into as you run errands—charming Venus in chatty Gemini doesn't mind flirting with a cutie at the laundromat or post office!
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After the President seemed to flirt with formally improving relations with Taiwan, which could jeopardize the formulation in which Washington only recognizes a unified China, Tillerson worked with President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner to convince Trump to back the bedrock policy of relations between the US and China.
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It's a tricky kind of chemistry to conjure up on screen, but a scene in which Michael and Mary tenuously flirt with each other via text message, and then phone about Chinese food (but not about Chinese food, if you know what I mean), is a perfect little bit of theater.
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I guess the question then is will it make it easier for them to grow as they become more mainstream and make it easier for people to flirt with the ideas, or do these wayward youths looking for direction see the lack of cohesion and uniformity as a turn off?
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Jesse Rieser's memories of growing up in Springfield, Missouri in the 1990s unfold against a familiar retail backdrop: storming the aisles of Toys R Us with his brother; meeting friends at the mall to flirt with girls and play videogames; hunting new bands in the CD racks of Best Buy.
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But it was a dare to flirt with distance, to reconsider all those applications I filed, to see Bill Cosby as someone who, despite hours of comedy like "Bill Cosby Is Not Himself These Days" and "Bill Cosby: Himself," might not be willing or able to see who "himself" actually is.
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To some extent, experts said, in a country that just saw the Mueller investigation end with a whimper and features people of color withstanding more discrimination than ever in Ferguson, Missouri, after a federal probe there, it was only sensible to at least flirt with a conspiracy theory or two.
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Unlike that movie, however, Ramy -- a first-generation Egyptian-American -- is religious, if occasionally torn by the temptations and pressures associated with life in the US. "I'm not going to flirt with girls at the mosque," he tells his parents, who are desperate to see him marry a nice Muslim girl.
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If I blame my boyfriend's toxic jealousy for the failure of my relationship, I can avoid acknowledging the difficult constellation of issues that contributed to our downfall — my tendency to flirt with other men in front of him was not my fault, but an inevitably infected response to his behavior.
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Also during his time in San Francisco, an employee who had been passed over for a leadership position sued the district, saying that Mr. Carranza created a hostile work environment for women, and that he retaliated against her after she saw him flirt with a woman who was not his wife.
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Try as we might to swipe, text, and flirt with grace, sometimes the tendency to self-sabotage proves too great to avoid (just ask this writer, who used to proudly tell potential partners about her penchant for reading fan fiction and staying in on the weekends to rewatch True Blood DVDs — yes, DVDs).
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She's the heart of the series, by dint of her engaging realness as a woman getting a crash course in how to be an honest-to-god spy, which sometimes means hastily shaving her armpits over a hotel sink in order to wear a sleeveless dress out to flirt with a source.
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In an op-ed in the New York Times published Tuesday, the Top Chef host, 48, wrote that she dated a 6563-year-old college student when she was 16 because he was "charming and handsome" and would "flirt" with her at her part-time retail job at a mall in Los Angeles.
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Barry Blitt | The New Yorker The New Yorker, long been known for its comedic covers that flirt with controversy, is taking on the firing of FBI Director James Comey and in the process comparing it to the outrage-inspiring story of the man who was forcibly removed from a United Airlines flight.
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It's the same story with the over the last six weeks; aside from that brief flirt with volatility that broke the 110-day streak without a 1 percent move, the action is below the headlines as sector rotations — the legs that hold up the index — continue to move at a feverish pitch.
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While at cultivation school, he forms an unlikely frenemy-ship with dreamy but untouchable ice prince Lan Wangji (Wang), Somewhere between the first and third or fourth time he's tried and hilariously failed to flirt with his crush, you stop sweating the confusing plot details in order to enjoy their blossoming chemistry.
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Of course, Fred never had to revive Ginger by plunging a hypodermic into her heart after a drug overdose, a scene that suggests why it's hard for American cinema to again embrace the musical, even as the likes of "Pitch Perfect" and the cheerleading series "Bring It On" flirt with the genre.
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Because all of the kids were at Nick's on, doing, taking, not sure of the proper verb for JJ, except Betty - thanks for reminding us Alice (Mädchen Amick), Mayor McCoy has sentenced them to community service where we see Reggie attempting to flirt with Josie after the party at Nick's where they got very close.
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As the industry grapples with its worst downturn in three decades, the crisis that has seen thousands of jobs wiped out and more than $20 billion of projects scrapped last year shows no sign of abating as oil prices flirt with 13-year lows of $30 a barrel, down nearly 70 percent from June 2014.
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Although the plot seems fairly innocent — woman goes to find her brother, begins to flirt with an old flame, takes care of her niece — it does take place in Las Vegas, and Pollack is good at describing the ironies of the city: the glitzy facade hiding a slew of sad, tired characters beaten down by life.
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Lenovo's headset will have meaningful competition in Facebook's Oculus Go. The $199 headset will lack the Mirage Solo's positional tracking and more powerful internals, but sits at what may be a much more palatable price point for consumers wanting to flirt with the technology but who aren't quite ready to buy a bulky PC or a game console variant.
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Imagine an alternate reality where the 103 presidential election is such faint background noise that it barely registers in your consciousness at all, leaving you free to go to New York Fashion Week, record and/or flirt with Drake, cuddle koalas with your BFF Serena van der Woodsen, and shoot down water slides while clutching an American flag.
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The move comes as several American cities flirt with bringing the scheme to the U.S. Ontario's new conservative government this week said it would end the pilot program, which gave free government funds to people in low-paying jobs -- instead of welfare benefits -- in the region to test whether the money helped to improve health, education and housing.
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"You think, "Oh, well, this is nonsense, this film [1988's Rowing With the Wind], it's being made in Spain with English actors, with a director who doesn't speak English and German money, it's never going to see the light of day, so just go and have a nice time for three months, flirt with the actress playing Claire Claremont (Elizabeth Hurley).
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to brag about their outfit Best Strain: Cheese (balancing hybrid) Worst Strain: Green Crack (buzzy sativa) Best Way to Get High: A high-quality and low dose pack of edibles with plenty to share with friends Best High Activity: Sit in a hot tub and flirt with three people at once Recommended Product: Satori Wild Strawberries in Milk Chocolate
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And healthy gamers, no matter their gender, understand that — limiting their rapaciousness to the virtual world in the same way no sane person watches a Tom Cruise "Mission Impossible" flick and decides to flirt with treason by subverting the C.I.A. We now refer to making money in G.T.A. as "providing for our family," one of several inside jokes it has spawned.
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She'd invite them in for martinis at 2 pm in hopes they'd divulge gossip-worthy information that might win her brownie points with Regina; she'd flirt with teachers at school events for which she'd never dress appropriately; and she'd be the subject of disapproving suburban mom gossip—even though they'd all be secretly jealous of her honest relationship with Regina.
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"We've heard so many stories from women in DC and around the country saying, 'I've been harassed by kitchen staff that knows that because I rely on tips and I don't get a full wage like they do that I basically have to kiss them or please them or flirt with them to get the meal I need just to please the customer,'" she said.
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Sure, we've seen the star flirt with different cuts — the choppy lob is her signature, though she's also experimented with extensions — but Cavallari has always kept her color the same classic, sun-kissed dirty blond it was when she was a high schooler on TV. So imagine our surprise when we saw her at the Carousel of Hope Ball in Beverly Hills, rocking bright platinum.
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Thanks to this last gambit, Mr Cameron must now switch positions: having long played footsie with Eurosceptics and confronted his continental partners, today he must take on the former and flirt with the latter, especially in the build-up to the summit on February 18th at which the 27 other members of the European Council will discuss the draft renegotiation published on February 2nd.
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In the story "Faith in a Tree," one of Paley's best, Faith perches like a Sibyl on the branch of a sycamore overlooking the playground and delivers a manic monologue on all the great Paley concerns—war, socialism, capitalism, class, parents, children, sex, love—while pausing to flirt with men, chat with women, argue with Richard and Tonto, and gossip about everyone she sees.
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"We sort of flirt with the ambiguity of whether you need to find the ground or whether the ground is what you make of it — sort of the optimism of the song and her, mixed with sort of the complexity and disillusionment of the world that we're putting her in," After the Manchester bombing, Grande suspended her tour then, just weeks later, returned to the U.K. for the star-studded One Love Manchester charity concert.
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Developers have done all sorts of weird, wacky and creepy things playing around with Tinder's (ostensibly) private API over the years, including hacking it to automatically like every potential date to save on thumb-swipes; offering a paid look-up service for people to check up on whether a person they know is using Tinder; and even building a catfishing system to snare horny bros and make them unwittingly flirt with each other.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE seemed to flirt with the idea that Scalia was murdered during a radio interview earlier this month, where he said it was "pretty unusual" that Scalia was found dead with a pillow over his head.
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Philippe Reines, a longtime adviser to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE — who also has been rumored to be considering another White House bid — said it's a natural part of the process for would-be candidates to "flirt with a run" and then decide against it.
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In a phone interview from the road, Mr. Cumming, 53 — who lives in the East Village with his husband, the artist Grant Shaffer, not far from his bar, Club Cumming — talked about his return to a network series after seven seasons as the political operative Eli Gold on "The Good Wife"; his hopes for his new character (he'd like to flirt with his female co-star) and his cabaret show that sets his frustrations with America to song.
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Tellingly, the broader issues explored in "Swiped" are so much in the public consciousness right now that they're peripherally the subject of two dramatic projects that premiered just this weekend: "You," a Lifetime series about a stalker who uses social media to try to seduce his prey; and "Sierra Burgess is a Loser," a Netflix movie in which a self-conscious teenage girl assumes a classmate's identity as she uses her cellphone to flirt with an attractive boy.
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