I needed you to see the reluctance, to see their banter — it's a flirtation, but it's a guarded flirtation for her.
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It's hard to know what to make of the novel's flirtation with drollery, since it really is just a flirtation; no one would call this a tragicomic narrative.
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Trump himself weighed in on Schultz's flirtation with presidential politics.
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Our flirtation is palpable and it annoys the other guests.
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Is this a clear representation of CGI flirtation by default?
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But via phone, one can sense a little early flirtation.
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It was once less about fright and more about flirtation.
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It was a tsunami of fake flirtation and real rage.
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Nancy never forgot "that terrible year" of flirtation with oblivion.
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This was not QPR's first flirtation with a merger, however.
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Get ready for a month of celebration, flirtation, and creativity.
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A flirtation that has now been confirmed by Khaleesi herself.
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Adelson's Trump flirtation suggests that he, at least, might not.
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Requited love The flirtation between Africa and communism went two ways.
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His greatest mistake was a youthful but lingering flirtation with fascism.
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Ahead, Dr. Allison suggests nine ways to avoid an unwanted flirtation.
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After some respectful flirtation from Davos, Theon washes up on shore.
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Vote Leave rebuffed the flirtation, but Mr Cummings undoubtedly carries risks.
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Can they forgive the flirtation and play together for the kids?
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This shaming is not some kind of misguided flirtation or moralizing.
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A man approached Jeannie and they began the usual, awkward flirtation.
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Alas, the Mets have tumbled from their brief flirtation with glory.
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There's also some political editorializing and a flirtation with Eastwoodian autocritique.
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Nothing on Adult Swim can match the ridiculousness of clumsy flirtation.
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" There had been flirtation at Guantánamo, she said, and "just kissing.
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You had a flirtation with pop-music glory in the 1980s.
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"LMK" isn't a flirtation — it's a negotiation, close to an ultimatum.
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Clarkson, brings coy uncertainty and is met with Legend's slick flirtation.
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And there is some initial flirtation with a fourth rate hike.
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Trump's public flirtation with Ward in August 2017 came before Sen.
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Mitt Romney had a high-profile flirtation last year before backing down.
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Way, have spent the last four years hammering away at Democrats' flirtation
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This evening brings you an extra dose of fun, flirtation and creativity!
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But audiences' interest in these films was, ultimately, only a minor flirtation.
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The moon also meets Jupiter, bringing fun, flirtation, and creativity your way.
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But this cocktail of flirtation is a delicate one that requires consideration.
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There's some mild flirtation (watch out, Ethan), but he, too, is mysterious.
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The moon enters Taurus this afternoon, bringing fun and flirtation your way.
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Patmore and Mr. Mason, who seem to have a modest flirtation brewing.
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Hence the play's flirtation with tales of the supernatural, past and present.
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She also carried on a flirtation with male cheerleader Jan (Nathan West).
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Steve Collins: I never quite understood her flirtation with running for governor.
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Halley — "like the comet" — and Ben begin a friendship and innocent flirtation.
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She was just using flirtation to hide suspicious emails to her sister.
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He also put an end to his "starstruck flirtation" with Vladimir Putin.
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They are complicit in Trump's Russian complicity, his base, possibly criminal, flirtation.
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Flirtation is not consent; regret is not proof a crime was committed.
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But even the Democrats say it's nothing but flirtation at the door.
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Beyond flirtation and sexual chemistry, why are they drawn to each other?
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Elsewhere, Mr. Erdogan's flirtation with Russia has stirred American and European ire.
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He advised Trump during his flirtation with running for president in 2012.
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But Rourke's flirtation with a pugilism career was fleeting and self-centered.
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When I thought of intimacy and flirtation, I immediately thought of him.
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As Libra season progresses, more fun and flirtation will come your way.
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She appears to be single, but possibly beginning an online flirtation with Adrian.
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Fighting and competing are fun, but so is goofy flirtation with your sisters.
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I begged [director Richard Curtis] just to make it a flirtation, but no.
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And, even more rudely, Alice spilled about Betty's flirtation with a camgirl career.
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You're always very charming, Libra, but today you'll really exercise your flirtation skills.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are once again taking their flirtation to Instagram.
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Hagrid and Olympe shared a flirtation and respect that extended into later books.
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To be sure, this isn't the yellow taxi industry's first flirtation with carpooling.
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"The whole thing is a love flirtation between time and space," he said.
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Mr. Hassell and Jennifer Kirby's tangle-tongued flirtation tugs joyfully at the heart.
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"We always remained friends with an extra flirtation, but never dated," she said.
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" Handler called him on his flirtation in Bieber's 2011 appearance on "Chelsea Lately.
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That wasn't flirtation, it was a rape threat as far as I'm concerned.
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Ms. Boser agreed before it dawned on her that this was a flirtation.
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ALBANY — During his once-occasional but now overt flirtation with national politics, Gov.
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The question now is how Mahomes responds to his first flirtation with mediocrity.
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Harry and Louise's early flirtation depends on a facility with wisecracking screwball style.
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When you get really comfortable with flirtation, you keep avoiding the next step.
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What starts as an innocent flirtation could quickly evolve into nights of unbridled passion.
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Unfortunately, Jon Snow and Ygritte's flirtation was bound by war and unfortunate weather circumstances.
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Like many a horny idiot of any species, the monkey mistook friendship for flirtation.
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And with that, it seems, Trump's flirtation with Comey had come to an end.
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Unfortunately, this distracts Ryan from his surprising flirtation with the bartender, an old classmate.
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But this flirtation with Nicki Minaj comes across as a bit of a mismatch.
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Maybe Archie wasn't her first statutory flirtation, and maybe he won't be her last.
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Keep scrolling for a chronological look back at Garland's flirtation with snogging-inspired makeup.
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He announced EA's flirtation with cloud gaming and a new subscription service for Origin.
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But there is one more reason to decry the flirtation with another shutdown today.
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Mr. Trump's run started out looking like more of a flirtation with the office.
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It's the kind of postmodern flirtation almost guaranteed to irritate, but somehow it works.
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Whatever happened to coy flirtation—keeping it all a gentlemen-never-tell type thing?
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I envisioned Tension as a tool to tell stories about flirtation and budding love.
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Additional testimonies that Waymo included detail Levandowski's long flirtation with Uber before leaving Google.
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Don't smile or laugh to the degree that it could be taken as flirtation.
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Various external forces coincided to make Kuma's flirtation with monumental excrescences an abortive one.
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Compared to other social media platforms, Twitter's flirtation with 280 characters is hardly indulgent.
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I would be looking for some brilliant combination of intelligence, flirtation, scandal and intoxication.
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As if drawing up war plans, Ester sets out on a campaign of flirtation.
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It's a fun day for flirtation, and a surprise crush could enter the scene.
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Parts of the globe, even the democratic ones, will continue their flirtation with authoritarianism.
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That could take the form of flirtation, getting distracted by sex with elaborate lunch breaks.
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The pair's relationship confirmation comes just hours after they engaged in a little online flirtation.
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You're in a good mood, and there's plenty of fun and flirtation to be had.
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Months after their brief flirtation, Kendall Jenner and Anwar Hadid are spending time together again.
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But when they're nice, getting out of the flirtation can be a little more difficult.
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After the flirtation, I'll get a message on FB. Sometimes, it'll get a little creepy.
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It had its flirtation with right wing parties but they had virtually no electoral salience.
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But is it Instagram flirtation or wise self promo that ties Tayshia to the show?
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At the risk of firing up those rumors again, are we detecting a little flirtation?
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For all its flirtation with nightmarish imagery, it is too sweet-natured to be scary.
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They strike up a getting-to-know-you conversation that pivots between flirtation and antagonism.
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Editorial Observer Donald Trump's flirtation with the Ku Klux Klan should come as no surprise.
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The Moon entered fellow Water sign Cancer this morning, and flirtation is on your mind.
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President-elect Trump's risky flirtation with Taiwan could change the Chinese government's view of globalization.
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He counts his flirtation with rich black rappers and athletes as proof of his egalitarianism.
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As theatrical it was, this was not Mr. Carvalho's first public flirtation with professional indecision.
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That said, his flirtation with Gerri continues apace, so he's got that going for him.
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President Trump's flirtation with a trade war has thrust uncertainty into the overall economic picture.
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Reached by phone, Mr. Rockhold described his relationship with Ms. Pennington as a mutual flirtation.
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Beyond their flirtation with Tribune, they have expressed little interest in running a media company.
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After a short-lived flirtation with the Canadian Football League, his football career was over.
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Or is this just a daring momentary flirtation with one extreme possibility of romantic relationship?
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So be it, Edna all but says, flinging herself into a breathless flirtation with Robert.
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Digital laughter can be used for all kinds of activities, including flirtation or conveying skepticism.
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"We just had this flirtation going and he eventually made his intentions known," she said.
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"There seems to have been some sort of flirtation, then a misunderstanding," the official said.
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The Americans' brief flirtation with Wilsonian internationalism yielded to a resurgence of nationalism and nativism.
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Barton was still married to his second wife, Terri, at the time of the flirtation.
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This is a perfect day for a lunch date or for some mid-day flirtation.
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Expect another boost in creativity and flirtation when love planet Venus enters Taurus on April 29.
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The 1990s saw yet more incarnations that included a brief flirtation with "drum and bass" music.
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Your ruling planet Venus enters boisterous Sagittarius, bringing joyful news and plenty of flirtation your way.
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A flirtation with industrial policy sounds worryingly as if it is designed to keep foreigners out.
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Something about the sharp situational humor and arch flirtation seems lifted from some much older film.
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Even if the princess demurs at the last moment, her flirtation with running changes Thai politics.
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Rob gets in too deep with an office flirtation, to the point where he gets fired.
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He also dished on his coveted title and his Twitter flirtation with SNL star Leslie Jones.
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My first flirtation with online dating was in early 2011 during my junior year of college.
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Let's go back to when Bananas had Vince tip Abram off to your flirtation with Thomas.
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It seems as if the distinctions between flirtation, courtship, loutish behavior and actual assault are blurring.
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That would be Andrew Miller and his 0.00 E.R.A., after Friday night's rare flirtation with failure.
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If anything, knowing that the pretty waitress had a boyfriend only made the flirtation more fun.
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It appears the sun is setting on America's ill-advised flirtation with a failed free trade.
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And I liked the idea of goth as sort of a possible signifier in a flirtation.
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" The UAW's Trump flirtation: "Dennis Williams, head of the United Auto Workers union, which endorsed Mrs.
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After a misbegotten flirtation with Nathan Peterman, Buffalo has turned to No. 7 pick Josh Allen.
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A double album that captures all the essential Drake modes: indignation, flirtation, celebration and more indignation.
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More recently, Mr. Trump's flirtation with a trade war has thrust uncertainty into the economic picture.
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I also wanted the frisson of flirtation and the thrill of seduction, without the follow-through.
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Modern Love With my husband checked out of our marriage, I found flirtation at the office.
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It's flirtation with a technology that brings some sense of showmanship to the stage and booth.
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This encounter with Nat comes off as her latest flirtation with her most self-destructive thoughts.
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We're doomed if, in the face of this flirtation, the best we can muster is silence.
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I excluded gray areas from the Mueller report, like the Trump campaign's flirtation with Russian operatives.
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It was garden-variety name-calling, nothing extraordinary, just your generic first-grade flirtation with cruelty.
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Caught in the middle, Nancy, after a brief flirtation with fascism, adopted a vaguely "pinkish" socialism.
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Modern Love With my husband checked out of our marriage, I found flirtation at the office.
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He did, though, admit to a different flirtation with blackface, when he dressed as Michael Jackson.
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Unfortunately, Drayton thinks that these fears may have unconsciously prevented him from initiating flirtation and sex.
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Feel free to indulge in some coy canine flirtation, to perk you up when you're feeling down.
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The media have been in an uproar about performer Kanye West's flirtation with forming his own opinions.
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How else can you explain the Bernie Sanders phenomenon and the millennial generation's growing flirtation with socialism?
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Since it's 1905, Alicia and Julio's crossing-class-lines flirtation is extra forbidden, and thus far sexier.
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Despite Nick's status as a member of Gilead's secret police, they continue their flirtation throughout the episode.
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In one memorable moment, a date that begins with crackling flirtation ends with a cruel take-down.
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But, for all this flirtation and daydreaming, Elizabeth does have a powerful maternal moment in this episode.
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You love to party, and lots of fun, flirtation, and reasons to celebrate are on the way.
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Instead, she'll continue her tired-and-true flirtation with Steve Trevor, this time played by Chris Pine.
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"At best, this describes two people engaged in mutual and consensual flirtation, nothing more," the defense writes.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces today, sending you fantastic vibes around creativity and flirtation.
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Trump's dangerously pro-Putin flirtation with leaving NATO has met almost universal opposition in the Senate chamber.
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By then, the flirtation with liberalism that began under the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev had ended.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's flirtation with a White House run has generated virtually no interest among voters.
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Camille and Willis's inappropriate fling is mirrored by an even less appropriate flirtation between Adora and Vickery.
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Their flirtation takes place, however, largely through elevated conversation about Thomas Aquinas and Buddha, forgiveness and humility.
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Either way, you can't miss the fact that flirtation has broadly been abandoned in favor of fortification.
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What started as a meme about ill-timed flirtation soon morphed into being an extremely good copypasta.
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He then dropped his party affiliation during his first flirtation with a White House bid in 2007.
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The seeds were also planted for what was to be Nashville's first extended flirtation with hip-hop.
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" Equally delightful is the business card of Electibles, a collection that specializes in childhood ephemera and books; one side of the card cites a poem titled "Book Flirtation," from a series of Victorian "flirtation cards," in which the first line reads, "Holding upside down, Do you love me?
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That's especially problematic for women, some who said their male drivers' probing questions would escalate to unwanted flirtation.
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"It's been really overwhelming actually," Christie tells PEOPLE of the fan reaction to the characters' one-sided flirtation.
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Two-stepping was fast flirtation before online dating, and put simply, it's a great way to meet people.
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The flirtation was covered in excruciating detail by a pair of voyeuristic onlookers who documented their every move.
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Take the scenes of flirtation between Laurey (Rebecca Naomi Jones) and Curly (Damon Daunno), the musical's central couple.
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Gemini season highlights their house of dating and flirtation, making them all the more fun to be around!
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Aries today, Sagittarius, bringing plenty of fun and flirtation your way!
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"They were both married at the time, but there was definitely a flirtation," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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We'd almost forgotten about those side-swept bangs from 2009 or her notorious flirtation with neon-blue extensions.
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Thompson has captured perfectly the gentle flirtation of children's manipulation: "When I'm bad I am bad," Miles murmurs.
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Like his enthusiasm for a trade war, and flirtation with the idea of defaulting on the national debt.
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Michael Bloomberg's flirtation with running as a Democrat for the White House has run into some understandable skepticism.
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Tyler tries to kiss her after a late-night working session, misreading her cheery congeniality as a flirtation.
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You keep feeling that you can't get them, as if it were the perpetual beginning of a flirtation.
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A culture that sees nothing wrong with relentless unwanted flirtation, and one that tolerates harassment and assault persists.
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Black metal's flirtation with raw punk is nothing new, but when done well, makes for extremely satisfying listening.
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Andy, however, can't resist a makeover and the cut strikes up a renewed flirtation between the two servants.
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I rolled my eyes when men ogled me; I responded to attempts at flirtation with epithets and smiles.
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He's flirting with a presidential bid or at least realizing that such a flirtation is a brand multiplier.
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But it's an enjoyable one, if you like fine wine, beautiful countrysides, and a little frisson of flirtation.
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Replace flirtation and sex with pratfalls and comic repartee and "Stan & Ollie" is a heartstrings-yanking Hollywood romance.
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Here, that means Paris in the '60s, love affairs, a flirtation with the occult and a shocking crime.
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He'd run TV ads attacking Biden's NAFTA vote, and his (now-abandoned) flirtation with reducing Social Security benefits.
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S and I exchanged numbers, had a brief flirtation over text, then faded out of each other's lives.
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Over the weekend, the Knicks had a brief flirtation with David Griffin, the Cleveland Cavaliers former general manager.
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For instance, in season four, there's that long flirtation between Carmella and Furio, and it ultimately goes nowhere.
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Apple's on-again, off-again flirtation with building its own money-transfer service appears to be back on.
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Venus enters Libra on October 14, soon followed by Mars on October 22, bringing fun, flirtation, and creative inspiration!
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From their first flirtation abroad to their PDA on social media, here is a complete timeline of their relationship.
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Check out our interview with Slavoj Zizek, where the left-wing thinker explains his flirtation with supporting Donald Trump.
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Such ideas have imprinted themselves on the West—and, despite Mr Trump's flirtation with protectionism, they will probably endure.
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Avnet never makes their flirtation and obvious lust for each other sordid or designed to titillate male audience members.
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But as full as Mr Kim's dance card has been, the only flirtation that matters is with Mr Trump.
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Hero. It's a shame that Maggie (Kelly McCreary) and Jackson (Jesse Williams) had their flirtation shoved into this episode.
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So, while this flirtation with co-living may be an option for urbanites, it's not one that's particularly novel.
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It's an exciting day, Libra—plenty of fun and flirtation is in the air, and things are moving quickly.
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Only a day later, however, we were reminded that there is a stark line between office flirtation and abuse.
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By tweaking the males' appearance, the Taylor Lab is helping tease apart the complexities of the jumping spiders' flirtation.
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Venus and Mercury enter Aries this week, leaving your house of fun and flirtation for your house of work.
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The 1949 Bettencourt Society Dinner began pleasantly; lots of champagne and gallantry, flirtation, and the fluent discussion of ideas.
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The French pride themselves on appreciating the art of seduction and flirtation in a way that Americans do not.
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Mr. Diaz said the training had taught him that what he had considered innocent flirtation was perceived much differently.
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Over the course of a flirtation that lasted months, Ms. Giuliano recorded Mr. Allo with a hidden digital device.
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Assisted by social-media sleuthing, Seth soon proves himself unable to grasp the difference between flirtation and felony kidnapping.
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As a public intellectual he's supposed to play the "seducteur" who engages in a chaste flirtation with his audience.
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Their high speed courtship displays must be the fastest and most exciting form of flirtation in the animal kingdom.
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The Better Deal is essentially a sign that Clinton's low-key flirtation with antitrust revisionism is now real doctrine.
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Barbara (Retta) may have let a flirtation with a surprising former flame come between her an Darrell (Malcolm-Jamal Warner).
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After a mild flirtation between Star and Hunter (Chad Buchanan), the trio turns it out for a show-stopping number.
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And it's obvious that writers took pains to imbue every friendship in the show with a healthy level of flirtation.
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I fling messages at a few of the matches I fancy, but things usually fizzle out after an initial flirtation.
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It just makes his enthusiasm look exhausting — especially when it involves extended, quasi-romantic flirtation with people he's never met.
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Bush got the nod after Reagan had very unusual high-profile VP flirtation with former President Gerald Ford that failed.
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Similar considerations explain Mrs Merkel's marked reluctance to condemn Mr Orban's assaults on NGOs and his flirtation with anti-Semitism.
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Integration, he accepts, will be "extremely difficult", and his critics will hardly be calmed by his flirtation with the FPÖ.
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Sagal says Simmons came in with the band – then just rising stars – and after some flirtation, they went home together.
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So that's a lot of very revealing flirtation floating through the ether and offers plenty of opportunities for bad behavior.
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The production's queerest moment necessarily becomes Frank's flirtation with Janet, but it's more of a sidebar than a defining feature.
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The Moon enters fellow earth sign Taurus today, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity!
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The Sun enters fellow Water sign Pisces today, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity!
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries, where it's sending you tons of creative inspiration and opportunities for flirtation.
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The Sun enters fellow Water sign Pisces today, too, marking the beginning of a season of fun, flirtation, and creativity!
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He begins a thorny flirtation with Tabitha, a young lady renowned for her shrewishness and her devious sense of humor.
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The results are especially memorable when robots attempt to ape higher cognitive skills, like humor, compassion, and of course, flirtation.
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Under Stoppard's guidance, talk like this qualifies as flirtation; soon, the conversation turns suggestive, and they end up in bed.
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Ms. Berrin fired back, saying it was "absurd" to characterize what she called "unwanted aggressive sexual contact" as mere flirtation.
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Milena Busquets's light novel is interested in the heavy subjects of death and sex, or more specifically, grief and flirtation.
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I was off to a good start, and passed the phone around to show them how text flirtation was done.
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It's not about the stock market bubble, despite the Dow Jones Industrial Average's current flirtation with a milestone above 270.
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It's not about the stock market bubble, despite the Dow Jones Industrial Average's current flirtation with a milestone above 22000.
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Flirtation, romance and jostling for a plum partner are prime themes, which makes folklórico a good fit for adolescent dancers.
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The record opens with "Leave the House," a dancefloor flirtation about getting out into the world, breathing the night air.
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In late 20183, after several months of careful flirtation, the company launched a program known as the Original Channel Initiative.
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After she moved in, what started as playful flirtation between two roommates quickly turned into an attraction neither could deny.
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North Korea The diplomatic flirtation between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is definitely on thin ice.
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The Knife's remix suggests a happier flirtation, with a plinking, strutting, carnival-like beat and synthesizers hooting like air horns.
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His unseemly embrace of torture, which enrages his liberal audience more than his flirtation with any other taboo, requires condemnation.
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There is the skipping, questioning rhythm of flirtation; the confident bleat of people showing off money; the squawk of debate.
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I can't tell if he's reconsidering and trying to revisit, or just enjoying the thought of a flirtation/some attention.
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In another episode, in a cab, the couple text their sexual preferences back and forth, turning informed consent into flirtation.
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SIEMENS ON ITS OWN A previous flirtation between Siemens and Bombardier to combine some train businesses fell apart in 2017.
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This month she chided Democrats for what she saw as an overreaction to Ms. Omar's flirtation with anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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Sometime after its release, Goulding featured heavily on some proper EDM bangers, but "Lights" remains her greatest flirtation with the dancefloor.
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Hannah clearly consented to this level of flirtation:"That is what mama needs today," she said in a confessional immediately afterward.
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Love-and-money planet Venus connects with lucky Jupiter at 6:22 AM, which will be major for flirtation and creativity.
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I had a year or two flirtation with messengers, but all roads eventually led back to the over-the-shoulder satchel.
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He has not been a force in state politics, either, as his brief flirtation with the 2199 race for governor illustrated.
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After a highly publicized period of flirtation with other major MMA organizations, that highest bidder turned out to be the UFC.
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Objectification, Valenti reveals, is not an occasional descent into flirtation and coquetry, but a foundation on which everything else is constructed.
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"I need a season pass for that ass," Perry wrote, her flirtation captured by the popular Instagram account Comments by Celebs.
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Meanwhile, Matthew thinks he's enjoying an innocent teen flirtation, but really he's in a relationship fraught with, like, global political ramifications.
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However, when the teens start hooking up as a defense against their parents' cloying flirtation, Julia and James are understandably horrified.
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Instead of labeling Schultz's flirtation as a vanity run, they should view it as symbolizing the contradiction within the Democratic Party.
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Entertainment Tonight reports that the actor was so excited about the impromptu flirtation that she rushed home to tell her boyfriend.
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An email flirtation developed after Mr. Bock wrote to her to say how moved he was by one of her essays.
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Then again: If she didn't have a flirtation with an Avenger, Sharon might have just quietly faded away into relative obscurity.
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Some details, like Crowther's early fascination with firefighting and his flirtation with joining the New York City force, offer genuine insight.
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"We had anger, we had sadness, we had flirtation, we had sexy, and now we're madly in love," Mr. Tranter said.
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During his flirtation with legitimate employment, which lasted about a year, he raped four more women during burglaries, the DA said.
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Today, the Sun enters fellow Fire sign Leo and kicks off a month filled with fun, parties, flirtation, and creative inspiration!
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In a swoon, he invites her out that night, and, as flirtation gives way to deeper feelings, they fall in love.
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Lately, they've shifted tactics, preferring a gentlemanly approach that still ultimately reduces women to two dimensions, receiving adoration rather than flirtation.
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The tune is a whispery male-female duet by Leven Kali (the man) and Syd (the woman), sharing a promising flirtation.
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Officers lure someone to a date, arrest them and then use the messages sent during their flirtation as evidence in court.
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As his and Ruth's love-hate flirtation simmers, Sam briefly shacks up with the beautiful, flighty wrestler Rhonda Richardson (Kate Nash).
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Now, after a short flirtation with retirement, Mr. Son has embarked on two of the most ambitious projects of his career.
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Twice disappointed, they turned to the Socialist Hollande in 2012, but his flirtation with soak-the-rich policies was short-lived.
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One involved charges that Mr. Trump himself had violated fund-raising laws during a flirtation with a 2012 run for president.
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But Austen's closest flirtation with death is the near miss: the almost fatal injury or illness that changes a character's direction.
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Trump's plan, as articulated during a 1999 flirtation with a Reform Party presidential bid, differed from Warren's in three important respects.
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The only way I could reconcile them into an integrated interpretation was as an indictment of Liszt's caddish flirtation with military metaphors.
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Park life After a "brief flirtation with democracy," according to Tudor, General Park Chung-hee seized power in a coup in 216.
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I felt like he intentionally made women feel uncomfortable with sexual innuendo, with flirtation, to a degree that was just really persistent.
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Ousted national security adviser Mike Flynn's apparently unauthorized flirtation with Moscow proved too toxic for all but the most blinkered of Republicans.
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It is as if America's political classes are bent on copying every part of Britain's current flirtation with who-needs-experts populism.
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While at first blush, the flirtation simply seems weird and uncalled for, as usual, there's a disturbing reason underneath all the crazy.
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If the EU responds to the crackdown in Minsk by ending Mr Lukashenko's flirtation with the West, Mr Putin will be pleased.
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According to Schilling, these acts are "signs" that your partner is conducting a "covert flirtation" which they could be hiding from you.
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When we conflate respectful dating and flirtation with sexual harassment, we do a giant disservice to this important moment in our culture.
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But then he ducked out of the race, as did US Senator John Kennedy, after a long and public flirtation with it.
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Trump, who considers himself a master dealmaker, has confounded aides and allies at every turn of the fateful flirtation with the North.
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If we're too friendly to our male coworkers and customers, it can be misconstrued for flirtation, an invitation for harassment and assault.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, whose campaign bemoans the influence of the super rich, quickly incorporated Mr. Bloomberg's flirtation into his message.
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Nunberg, through his association with longtime Trump political adviser Roger Stone, advised Trump amid his flirtation with a presidential run in 2012.
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Most American secession movements have been group efforts, from the Confederacy's wave of departures to New England's Hartford Convention flirtation with Yankeexit.
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In a brief flirtation with theater, he played a mime in his high school play, according to a picture in his yearbook.
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Cheaper oil also prompted a flirtation with price deflation in the middle of 2015, making workers less inclined to demand pay rises.
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An ever-growing annual flirtation between New York's Tribeca Film Festival and interactive entertainment has finally boiled over into a standalone event.
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Three robust women were in competition for our accidental tour guide's attention, and as the hour crawled on, much shameless flirtation ensued.
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" However, her attempts at flirtation weren't returned, leading her to conclude following their meeting: "I decided he did not care for women.
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Also, it's not entirely clear how serious Romney's candidacy was—Trump's flirtation with Romney felt more like a power play than vetting.
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"You have my number," she says to Marlo, who is too weary to consider the encounter for the flirtation it clearly is.
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There was a short-lived flirtation this spring with a new border adjustment tax that might have raised about a trillion dollars.
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And despite Mr. Duterte's flirtation with China, Beijing is still blocking Filipino fishermen from their traditional waters in the South China Sea.
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For the Knicks, it was a brief flirtation with joy, a sliver of sunshine through the storm clouds of a sad season.
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Murtagh has a cheeky little moment of flirtation with her, which Jamie quickly puts the kibosh on with a loud throat clearing.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Aquarius today, lighting up the part of your chart that rules creativity, fun, and flirtation.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries this afternoon, lighting up the part of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity—awesome!
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Ms. Michaels returns with a perkier tune, "Are You," that matter-of-factly encourages a flirtation over a snappy, skeletal rhythm track.
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She said Mr. Trump had compared her favorably to his daughter during the flirtation, and that she had intercourse with Mr. Trump.
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In September, he met with evangelical leaders to reassure them that he would still pursue their agenda despite a flirtation with Democrats.
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The story centers on a 20163-year-old college student named Margot who gradually falls into flirtation with a man named Robert.
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Now, three years later, they cross paths again as contestants on a cooking show in Chicago, and the flirtation is back on.
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There has been no flirtation tour in Iowa, no trip to New Hampshire since his college years as an Ivy League rower.
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What began as a casual flirtation became more serious when he met her challenge of finding them a place to live together.
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Flirtation leads to one and then another night together, and before long, they're frolicking in one of those time-is-passing montages.
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In 2019, the had a brief flirtation with Bachelorette alum (and should-be Bachelor) Mike Johnson before connecting with model Austin Wilson.
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They strike up a flirtation, and the movie follows them through a fling that unfolds against a once-in-a-lifetime backdrop.
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Ms. Autry seems to be relishing her newfound notoriety and fugitive status, posting more photos and videos alluding to her feline flirtation.
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There are tricky moments, too, like her unexpected, chaste flirtation with Taki's female co-worker, who warms to his new "feminine" side.
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Those stumbles and his current flirtation with a government shutdown demonstrate a continued pattern of playing to his base rather than governing.
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The tidal wave of criticism that followed Howard Schultz's recent flirtation with an independent run for the presidency repeats this terrible mistake.
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But a reiteration of the previous hard line will not necessarily be seen as undermining MbS's otherwise increasingly visible flirtation with Israel.
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Daisy developed a new appreciation for Andy after seeing him do hot, grubby man-work, and the two struck up a flirtation.
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If it had been released a dozen or so years ago, maybe it would have been a wistful flirtation by Sara Evans.
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Trump's flirtation with wiping Arpaio's dirty slate clean plays in part with his acceptance of white nationalist organizations and openly racist groups.
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Flirtation and creative juices flow as the sun and sweet Venus make a strong harmony to lucky Jupiter on Wednesday and Thursday.
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In any event, Trump's flirtation with, if not outright support for, nuclear proliferation is one of the scariest things about his candidacy.
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So while the pop stars we've loved and kissed the posters of have always flirted with femininity, flirtation is no longer a requirement.
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" She describes Renzo, a fellow writer who has come to town to consummate their flirtation in the sober 1990s, as "an elegant vampire.
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Meanwhile, investors on Monday will also digest Tesla's settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission over the company's brief flirtation with going private.
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The Batman v Superman star told the U.K.'s Sunday Times that he thinks there's a "double standard" when it comes to flirtation.
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But Trump's flirtation with the Bills football team isn't just another one of his failed business dealings, like Trump Steaks or Trump Magazine.
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Lucious peeps out the flirtation between the two and lets it be known to Dubois that he's not here for any of it.
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The emphasis shifted to "stability is the main theme" last year, after a flirtation with "development is the No 1 task" in 503.
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Joe the Plumber has added war correspondent, media mogul and author to his resume since his flirtation with the public eye in 2008.
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The exception, of course, is Eden, who sees her life brought to a too-early end after her flirtation with Isaac is discovered.
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There is also continued flirtation between Quill and the green-skinned alien Gamora (Zoe Saldana), who is wrestling with her own family problems.
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Havana (CNN)Seven years ago, I visited Cuba to report on President Barack Obama's first flirtation with normalizing relations with the island nation.
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The main problem that dogged Talbot's "calotypes", as he later called them (after a brief flirtation with a similarly-modest "talbotype"), was fading.
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But it's can also escalate a flirtation exceedingly fast and strip the slow wonder of getting to know someone the old-fashioned way.
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Between the beyond-high-profile case and his flirtation with a 28500 White House bid, R&R for Avenatti has been rather elusive.
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He hints at a possible flirtation between Wright and the poet Carl Sandberg, observing a broadcast the two men did together in 1957.
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Holman is single, but despite some mild flirtation here and there with a few people, he makes no conquests in those three days.
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At first, she is very drawn to Lucien, who is capable of "weapons-grade flirtation" and riding high in the book's early stages.
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Just ask Senator Marco Rubio, the Florida Republican, who saw his fledgling political career almost snuffed out by his flirtation with comprehensive reform.
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Mr. Griveaux replied, a flirtation developed, and by the end of the month they were exchanging sexy snapshots and videos via Facebook Messenger.
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Residents complain about some refugees being prescribed "therapeutic horseback-riding" and courses in flirtation, courtesy of taxpayers, while public schools are in decline.
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"Lover Boy" is his best song to date — he leans hard into the syllables, making them sound sticky, but keeps his flirtation light.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Leo this evening, bringing even more fun and flirtation, as well as a boost in creative inspiration.
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The first was Faraday Future, which backed out of the series in 22017 as the EV startup began a serious flirtation with bankruptcy.
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Audrey, who is always there to comfort and nag her husband and children, skips a family dinner to consummate her flirtation with Steve.
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Those in the White House advocating a tougher policy — in this case, the end of the president's not-so-innocent flirtation — are correct.
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Here he continues his flirtation with the outré, appearing in an improvised duet with Ms. Anderson, the fabled experimental musician and multimedia artist.
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When Dakota quits, it sends Bertie spinning, grappling with childhood memories, and with the blurred lines between authority and abuse, flirtation and exploitation.
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To date, Trump's supporters have had far more reasons to be optimistic than not, despite Trump's flirtation with some of his former detractors.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Gemini today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity: yay!
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"A lot of investors believe that what is happening in the U.S. and UK is a temporary flirtation with anti-establishment (politics)," he said.
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From their first flirtation abroad to their PDA on social media, here is a complete timeline of their relationship — a literal May-February romance.
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Protests against Morsy swept through Cairo, just like the unrest that had broken Mubarak's long rule and ushered in Egypt's brief flirtation with democracy.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Capricorn today, and it's sending you tons of good vibes around creativity, as well as some flirtation.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Libra today, sending love to the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation and creativity—yay!
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But some unexpected flirtation and creative inspiration arrives as the moon enters fellow air sign Aquarius, opposes Mercury retrograde, and squares off with Uranus.
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The Trump administration's flirtation with military options and their hopeless pursuit of denuclearization has caused it to neglect the primary military objective: maintaining stability.
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But it's hard not to enjoy this scene a little, the two of them fumbling with flirtation, making eyes at each other between desks.
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If you're confused as to why Omega would leave a top of the card career and sustained flirtation with icon status, you're not alone.
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The 59-tweet-long thread photo-documented the couple's every alleged flirtation, down to light touches and, notably, a trip together to the bathroom.
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But his predecessor, Terry McAuliffe, who in the spring ended a flirtation with a presidential run, was far more visible on the campaign trail.
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The musical introduction did not include the song's lyrics, which might have reminded convention-goers of Mr. de Blasio's tentative primary flirtation with Mrs.
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Few had monitored the rebuilding process after the Big East's disastrous flirtation with football decimated what was perhaps the nation's pre-eminent basketball conference.
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Her Western expectations of the island were shattered, giving way to tender portraits that document an ancient culture's idiosyncratic flirtation with a changing world.
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The Moon enters fellow friendly Air sign Aquarius today and lights up the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation and creative expression.
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Eve pursues a silent flirtation with a window washer and a guarded friendship with a boisterous fellow room-cleaner known as Minitoy (Teresa Sánchez).
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The sun enters Leo on July 22, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules fun and flirtation, bringing lightness to your life.
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They strike up an email flirtation, which simmers for a while as 25 years' worth of blank space in Tucker's life is crosshatched in.
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Since then, he's had a slow-burn, will-they-or-won't-they flirtation with one of her best friends, paramedic Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer).
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Later, in a modest highlight, he indulges in an extended flirtation with a bartender (Sonam Wangmo) whose every word and gesture drips with innuendo.
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He now wonders if, during his brief flirtation with public life, his high-profile romances were more transactional than they felt in the moment.
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Early on, Biden laid into Sanders over the Vermont senator's past votes on guns and on Sanders' flirtation with primarying Barack Obama in 2012.
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In a fourth-season episode, in 2018, the writers revised that story, by having Jane struggle with retrospective unease about that long-ago flirtation.
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Kid Rock's flirtation with a Senate bid has Republicans thinking he could be the party's best shot to win next year's race against Sen.
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One that stood out: Younger women are actually more accepting than older ones when it comes to flirtation and romantic relationships in the workplace.
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The flirtation with Palin didn't last long, as it was very clear she had no future as a political candidate in 2016 or beyond.
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The Trump administration's flirtation with the far right continued in 2017, when the President famously refused to condemn a Neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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What the budding flirtation brings out in Sandy hints at more tenderness to come — as does his friendship with Norman, and with Norman's ailing wife.
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There are plenty of apps that have been released specifically for the purpose of chatting with strangers, even focusing on flirtation without consequence, like Phrendly.
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His flirtation with Russian President Putin — a man whose immense power endangers the lives of journalists willing to be critical of him — is well known.
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After that initial flirtation with Cyanogen, OnePlus opted to go it alone, developing a proprietary operating system built atop of Android — in this case, 6.0.1.
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It seems that Microsoft is reconsidering its flirtation with phone hardware, which started when it purchased Nokia's phone division three years ago for $7.1 billion.
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He starred in Love Actually as Thompson's on-screen husband, whose flirtation with his secretary leads to perhaps the most depressing storyline of the film.
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The rapport that develops between them is reminiscent of the relationship in Lost in Translation, occasionally edging into flirtation without ever being driven by it.
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She's younger than most of the rest of the cast and still has some aspirations that she or British flirtation object James might become famous.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer, where it's sending you tons of creative inspiration and plenty of good vibes around romance and flirtation.
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The government's flirtation with torture and rendition began as malicious bureaucracy usually does: with men convinced of their own moral infallibility—and plenty of paperwork.
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What makes the performance extraordinary is its flirtation with hysteria: At key moments, her eyes blaze crazily, and her laughter takes on a desperate keen.
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Haley's nomination and the flirtation with Romney are winning Trump praise from some Washington groups that have previously offered skepticism of his foreign policy moves.
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I talked to a Romney insider who also is worried this flirtation is all being staged to eventually pull the rug out from under him.
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Most of this is done online, with the assistance of Andrew Hoffman (Erik Lochtefeld), a Cornell University librarian, with whom she initiates an email flirtation.
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Kanye West's ongoing flirtation with Donald Trump and conservative politics likely dates all the way back to the time President Obama called him a jackass.
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At the Kwame Ture event, he strikes up a flirtation with Patrice Dumas (Laura Harrier), the president of the Black Student Union at Colorado College.
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Breezy flirtation from affable male acts is the reigning norm in the country mainstream, and the Annies' style of songwriting couldn't be further from it.
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A meet-cute with an intellectual schoolteacher named Andi (Max Riemelt) leads to flirtation, an intense sexual assignation and an unsettling discovery the morning after.
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"One person's flirtation can very easily become another person's offense, and context matters a lot," says Rory Kozoll, Tinder's head of trust and safety products.
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That's provoked some concern from hawks, who worry Bolton's departure could lead to a softening toward Iran given Trump's flirtation with meeting the country's leader.
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Well, they're over and Jackson starts a flirtation with Victoria (Barrett Doss) of Station 19, but it can't ever be that simple with Grey's Anatomy.
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He began by immediately laying into Sanders on the Vermont senator's past votes on guns and on Sanders' flirtation with primarying Barack Obama in 2012.
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Biden also alluded to Sanders' flirtation with attempting to primary Obama, an issue that's the focus of a new digital ad from the Biden campaign.
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They do have chemistry, and while Mr. Michael is a more limited actor, their flirtation effectively captures those overheated, intense moments of falling in love.
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Britain's pound remains under pressure, but has so far held steady in the face of the UK government bond market's flirtation with negative yields this week.
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It observes as her flirtation with a neighbor deepens, and it shows how she tries to stop the flashes of her brutal assault from overwhelming her.
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Aside from that brief flirtation, this guy is just a regular doughnut with crumbly icing, which unfortunately won't leave you thinking of the stars and stripes.
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Created after World War I from the old Austro-Hungarian Empire, and allied with Germany, it has long had a strong flirtation with the far right.
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On Sunday, Jenner, 22, and Simmons, 21, were spotted leaving Barney's in Los Angeles — less than a week after her flirtation with Anwar Hadid made headlines.
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Well within living memory, the flirtation in this production between Onegin and Olga—sung by a white baritone and black soprano—might have incited a riot.
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In fact, in the current season 4, an entire storyline is built around Bow and oldest Johnson son Junior (Marcus Scribner) monitoring Zoey's flirtation with Aaron.
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Within the new comedy's first two episodes, we see Zoey struggling with a flirtation with prescription pill abuse, general existential uncertainty, and a serious unrequited crush.
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The Ouija board was so famous as a flirtation device that Norman Rockwell illustrated a hormone-charged session for the cover of the Saturday Evening Post.
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As for many kids discovering an alternative scene, Eleven's flirtation with even this shallow imagining of rock 'n' roll anarchy provides her with a moral gymnasium.
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It is assumed that Hollande will seek a second mandate despite his flirtation with record-low levels of popularity, and he will face a primary fight.
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Just like I did in the 22015s, heroin users in America appear to be increasingly going straight to the street drug, skipping the flirtation with pharmaceuticals.
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Yet President Obama has failed, as did his predecessor, President George W. Bush, to end Pakistan's long flirtation with Al Qaeda and its brand of terrorism.
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His flirtation with the 22016 race for governor was viewed then as another headline-grabbing stunt, much as his current presidential bid had been initially dismissed.
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Communication planet Mercury enters fellow Water sign Pisces today and lights up the sector of your chart that's all about fun, flirtation, parties, and creativity: Fun!
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Shraya builds in the softness and sweetness of a new relationship in with exchanges where the fear of being repulsive overrides the excitement of a flirtation.
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You'll feel inspired and productive this week, and flirtation is in the air—especially on Wednesday, when seductive Venus makes a sensual connection with fiery Mars.
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Tesla's brief flirtation with a plan to go private, announced by founder Elon Musk in a tweet earlier this month, is over, at least for now.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules fun and flirtation—you're in a creative, dreamy mood today!
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So far, however, most of the leaked conversations between her, him, and his lawyers, have focused on the logistics of their encounter in October, and flirtation.
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The two strike up an intercontinental email correspondence that leads to an in-person flirtation when the musician winds up in the couple's coastal English town.
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Also on June 28, communication planet Mercury enters Gemini, so don't expect light flirtation—people will be sharing their deepest desires, revealing hidden parts of themselves!
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" In October, he took to Twitter to renounce his high-profile flirtation with Trumpism: "I am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative!!
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Some female lobbyists pointed out that there are women in the field who have learned to manipulate men given to flirtation, when it suits their interest.
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Since she is still in Miami, this hairstyle could just be a week-long flirtation — or it could be a more permanent winter look for Hadid.
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She opens herself up to him, yet he leaves, and her flirtation with the next guitarist is tougher, crueler; this time, she's the one to go.
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A web flirtation leads her to Junior (Terom), who is less interested in having Luz as a girlfriend than in selling a pornographic video of her.
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But their flirtation was obvious to any who saw them interact, and 50 Cent had the nicest things to say about Handler after their fling ended.
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Here in Minnesota, we had our own flirtation with anti-establishment populism almost twenty years ago—a cautionary tale about fleeting success followed by dismal failure.
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J.C. "U Never Call Me," a pointillistic complaint about an unfulfilled flirtation from the female duo Jadu Heart produced by Mura Masa, was released in November.
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The two, who worked together at Kiss 95.1 FM, seemed to have a flirtation going on during the season — that is, until Brown mentioned he wasn't single.
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After some mild flirtation, unbridled passion gives way and they share a kiss that's sure to have ramifications down the road, even if not in this episode.
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But its brief flirtation with conviction politicians is beginning to sour, thanks to anti-Semitism on the far left and swivel-eyed incompetence on the Brexit right.
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A remark I've heard over and over again is that the Me Too campaign will turn harmless workplace flirtation or even mere friendliness into a fireable offense.
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What started off as a dig at Sainsburys' lack of contactless payment system quickly turned into some mild chicken wing-based flirtation on Twitter for Craig Hazell.
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Stardew Valley is a farming role-playing game in the tradition of Harvest Moon, but with extra polish, careful tuning, and a fresh flirtation with magical realism.
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As Schena admits in "Nothing Here For Me," she was hopeful Adam's flirtation would remind Brittany her current cheater of a beau isn't her only romantic option.
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Available from: Amazon I always thought I'd outgrow backpacks, but aside from a brief flirtation with the messenger bag in the aughts, I'm rarely seen without one.
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Tonight's vibe will be especially fun—the Moon connects with lovely Venus and chatty Mercury, both of which are in your sign, inspiring flirtation and charming conversation.
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Men and women may wonder how they are supposed to know whether a flirtation will be welcomed or will be the prelude to a career-threatening exposure.
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Fortunately, you're feeling fine today, and this is all thanks to the Moon in Sagittarius illuminating the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity.
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But what keeps this episode low on the list is the beyond-awkward flirtation between Monica and Tim, Richard's son — yes, her much-older ex-boyfriend's child.
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Snap considers Spectacles a toy now, but if they're even just a little bit successful, don't think for a second this is Snapchat's last flirtation with hardware.
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Add in the overt flirtation between Solo and Gaby when they have their own meet cute, and you have a rather perfect love triangle between the three.
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The full moon in fellow emotional Water sign Scorpio activated the part of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity—all things you've been craving, Cancer.
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Kid Rock's flirtation with a Senate bid might be violating campaign finance law, according to an ethics complaint filed on Friday by a liberal-leaning watchdog group.
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But the situation is complicated because even those who are critical of Bloomberg acknowledge that his flirtation with a 2020 bid is emblematic of a broader concern.
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The 2011's radically expanded definition of sexual harassment also inflicted harm on women; it included almost all sexual encounters — from brutal rape, to jokes and flirtation.
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In 2008, Bloomberg's flirtation with a presidential run was the direct result of his edging toward what appeared to be the end of his time as mayor.
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Schultz's flirtation with a presidential run has struck fear in the hearts of Democrats, who view him as a third-party spoiler who could get Trump reelected.
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Telefonica's flirtation with big data comes as telecoms operators are looking for ways to expand their business beyond their infrastructure to avoid becoming so-called "dumb pipes".
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Along the way, it describes his sexual awakening at the Metropolitan Opera, a political flirtation with Barry Goldwater, and the hippiedom that eventually led him out West.
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That the madman McConnell brought to power is now wise to, and frustrated with, McConnell's cynicism is a Shakespearean subplot in our otherwise quotidian flirtation with Armageddon.
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And finally, I was reassured that Trump was willing to act forcefully against Vladimir Putin, with whom he had until then conducted a strange and starstruck flirtation.
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Kidd elected to stay with the Nets, and Parker only continued to improve after the initial disappointment of San Antonio's flirtation with the future Hall of Famer.
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She receives more cooperation from a young drug runner working the Lake Geneva ferry, leading to a flirtation with criminality that provides a momentary distraction from sorrow.
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I dislike Corbyn's anti-Americanism, his long flirtation with Hamas, his coterie's clueless leftover Marxism and anti-Zionism, his NATO bashing, his unworkable tax-and-spend promises.
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White House officials and many Republicans seemed to be more dedicated to their true love, changes to the tax system, than to their flirtation with health care.
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This is not Mr Trocsanyi's first flirtation with Moscow: as justice minister, he ignored an American request to extradite a Russian father-and-son arms-dealing duo.
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Decades later and thousands of miles away from our college flirtation, our dinners arrived, and I could barely swallow my food past the lump in my throat.
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At the start of 2010, the Obama coalition was already coming apart, with voters seemingly ready to end their short, financial-crisis-induced flirtation with big government.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is the biggest name, but his public flirtation with a candidacy has done little to keep other candidates out of the race.
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In what a press release described as "flirtation with the institutional structures involved," Magid went to extreme lengths to stay just the right side of copyright law.
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During his flirtation with being a foreign policy expert, Giuliani was a pretty hard-core neoconservative hawk, something he also gave up to join the Trump Train.
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Will Senators Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota — who both just won third terms in presidential battleground states — go beyond their flirtation with running?
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Like others, I raised an eyebrow to the display, too scandalized by the overt flirtation between art and consumer culture to even inspect the objects for sale.
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The burden of deferring to this man's desires becomes too heavy, and she fumbles the flirtation by teasing him too aggressively and loudly asking him too many questions.
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However, we knew from the previews that Ashley and Wells – who hasn't arrived in Paradise – are set to have a flirtation later … so what does it all mean?
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His flirtation with Alyssa is downright painful, particularly when they attempt to engage in a battle of wits with a speed match on the school's giant chess board.
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Maranhão's flirtation with "annulling" the impeachment vote isn't much better: It illustrates that Brazil's politicians don't have a ton of respect for the law or established constitutional procedure.
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So Priebus and some other interlopers were, I guess, pressing cups against the door, hoping to hear a bit of that forbidden flirtation (with possible obstruction of justice).
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Disillusioned by its ill-fated flirtation with democracy, some younger Brotherhood supporters have gone to fight in Syria or joined the local arm of Islamic State, Sinai Province.
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And Acosta&aposs constant flirtation with fame over actual journalism is so obvious that even some of his peers in a mainstream media, they are beginning to notice.
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The moon enters Gemini, finding you focused on issues concerning home and family, and Venus enters Leo, bringing a dash of flirtation and creativity to your everyday routine.
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My flirtation with a $3.19 morsel of flaky pastry was recorded during a preview of the Amazon Go store that opened in San Francisco's financial district this morning.
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The Ghostbusters actress laid the groundwork for a new romance on social media over the weekend, engaging in some Twitter flirtation with PEOPLE's Sexiest Teacher Alive, Nicholas Ferroni.
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Their relationship was more than just three hours of aimless chat, mixed with destructive speculation, mixed with an odd flirtation with the president, who is obsessed with them.
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In the middle of what seems like a heavy flirtation, he suggests canceling "Calhoun Day," a festival day Adora personally oversees, because the murders haven't been solved yet.
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Michael R. Bloomberg's renewed flirtation with a presidential campaign, less than three months before the Iowa caucuses, has brought back a perennial question: How late is too late?
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And in general, after a brief flirtation with the ad business, Apple has basically conceded that it makes sense for other people to do, but not for Apple.
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Things move rapidly on November 25 when messenger planet Mercury connects with electric Uranus, bringing surprising news and plenty of opportunities for fun, adventure, and flirtation your way.
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There has been, however, plenty of sexual tension, first in the lovestruck looks Tormund gives Brienne, and in last week's episode, the obvious flirtation between Daenerys and Yara.
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Growing up near New York, her family regularly embarked on winter holidays in Colorado where, despite an early flirtation with snowboarding, the young Marino was an avid skier.
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Though this duet is, at heart, a battle between two generational ideas about flirtation, Luis Fonsi's classically intense singing and Ozuna's digital come-ons are an idyllic pair.
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Anyone who has enjoyed an online flirtation followed by a disappointing face-to-face knows that sometimes real life just can't match the intensity of a good correspondence.
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In an interview, Bolt spoke about what it takes to be a champion sprinter, his flirtation with soccer and the chances that he will someday attempt a comeback.
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"I'm Your Santa Claus" is a mildly wobbly flirtation, and "What the World Needs Now Is Love" buries its giving-a-talking-to vocals under blunt horn arrangements.
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As for Lola, she engages in conversation with deliverymen (all portrayed by John Cariani); the connection is played as a result of unbearable loneliness rather than misguided flirtation.
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The oldest of these girls is Alicia (Elle Fanning), a 19th-century version of Virgin Suicides' Lux Lisbon (played by Dunst in that film), all flirtation and seduction.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius, lighting up one of the most exciting sectors of your chart: Fun, flirtation, and creative inspiration are in the air.
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The Sun is currently in fellow Air sign Aquarius, sending good vibes your way, and it will sextile Uranus today, bringing unexpected flirtation and good news your way.
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On a recent photo of Lex, Manny, from the previous episode, commented "You sexy minx," and Lex responded, "don't you tease me, hot-sauce…" A flirtation for the ages.
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We&aposre going to debate the left&aposs dangerous flirtation with political violence after the break (COMMERCIAL BREAK) INGRAHAM: Tonight we welcome back the return of our arbiter statement.
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Many of those criticizing #MeToo seem to think that modern-day McCarthys want to strip men of their jobs and lock them up at the merest hint of flirtation.
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But when, on "Ringtone," 100 gecs announce "My boy's got his own ringtone," sounding gushy and lovelorn over a beat that skips and bounces, it's just happy adolescent flirtation.
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But Patrick himself has repeatedly said over the course of his flirtation with the presidency that he was unsure if there was a place for him in the primary.
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While the former couple has put the drama aside for the holidays, sources say Disick has been struggling with the news of Kardashian's unexpected flirtation with Justin Bieber, 21.
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While you should probably take a good, hard look at your flirtation techniques, your reputation isn't SOL, as long as you've enabled Google Labs' Undo Send feature in Gmail.
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Criticizing the Man of Steel star for his comments, several social media users pointed out that Cavill's comments implied that many women couldn't differentiate between flirtation and sexual harassment.
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Last year London-Beijing relations appeared to have moved from flirtation to serious engagement, with Chinese investors tripling the amount they spent buying U.K. companies between 2014 and 2015.
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"Mayor Bill de Blasio's flirtation with a 2020 White House bid is prompting a rare moment of unity among New Yorkers," said polling analyst Mary Snow on April 3.
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Last season was peppered with self-actualizations cut-short: Sarah's flirtation with S&M, Maura's foiled surgery plans, Josh's short-lived acceptance of Jesus as his Lord and Savior.
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Because this will play out in the sector of your chart that rules flirtation and fun, make sure the person you're hitting on knows you're hitting on them, Scorpio!
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It is what connects Murnane's flinty Catholic upbringing—which culminated in a brief flirtation with the priesthood as a young man—with the monkish, otherworldly concerns of his books.
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His flirtation with the race has drawn the ire of Democrats, who have publicly voiced concern he could hurt their nominee in swing states and help Trump win reelection.
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More attention comes to the fun, flirtation, and creativity sector of your chart later this month when Mercury enters Aries on March 13, creating more communication of theses themes.
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Morris, who joined the Seattle Sounders in January after a brief flirtation with Germany's Werder Bremen, was the most noteworthy pickup for M.L.S. in a budget-conscious off-season.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules flirtation and creative expression—two things that you're very talented at.
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The company also announced its first flirtation with artificial intelligence in the form of automated meeting transcripts, eliminating the need for a note taker and creating a searchable transcript.
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In the first two seasons, the show's primary target often seemed to be reality TV; in season three, that previous flirtation with social media satire becomes a deep dive.
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Sarah's had a lifelong flirtation with a Meyerist leader named Cal (Hannibal's Hugh Dancy), who is jockeying to earn a promotion as the Meyerism leadership structure undergoes some restructuring.
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They have a longstanding flirtation and recently slept together for the first time; here, the usual fodder for the first half of a romance is relegated to back story.
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Like Mr. Ive, who branched into the luxury lifestyle space with the launch of the Apple Watch in 2015, Mr. Rams, 86, also had a brief flirtation with fashion.
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Alexis Tsipras ceded the office of prime minister to Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the center-right New Democracy leader, marking the end of Greece's flirtation with radical left-wing populist politics.
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But those gains were wiped away within four years, and Starbucks founder Howard Schultz ended his flirtation with an independent bid after finding out how few people wanted one.
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A former political editor, Kathy Kiely, quit in 2016 over concerns that the newsroom wasn't aggressively covering Bloomberg's flirtation with running for president, which he ended up not doing.
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Prior to meeting Valerie, my knowledge of crystals, and crystal healing, was limited to a brief flirtation I had at the age of eight or nine with precious stones.
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White House officials maintain that Trump was hopeful the North was merely negotiating but that he was prepared for the letter to mark the end of the two-month flirtation.
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The latest awkward attempt at flirtation comes from Maryland, whose head of transportation said yesterday that he will give Amazon a "blank check" for improvements that would help the company.
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Morsy was the most prominent of tens of thousands of Muslim Brotherhood members and supporters rounded up after a popularly supported coup in 2013 ended Egypt's brief flirtation with democracy.
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Yet it's this very quality — this flirtation with sending Starfleet and its many officers down a darker path — that has made me like the series as much as I do.
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Considering online flirtation worked out so well for them, we asked the couple if they had any tips for anyone trying to hook up with an object of online affection.
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" When asked about the difference between sexual harassment and flirtation, Schiappa said an individual "[knows] very well at what point [they] start feeling intimidated, unsafe, or harassed in the street.
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Britain's pound remains under pressure, but has so far proved immune - or at least steady - in the face of the UK government bond market's flirtation with negative yields this week.
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That is a journey from youthful flirtation with communism and existentialism; enthusiasm for and then disenchantment with the Cuban revolution; followed by a conversion to liberalism in the British sense.
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So he begins a flirtation with Edwina, a prim schoolmarm type whose aspirations and hunger for more from life are hinted at in the way she responds to his overtures.
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Then, later on the season, both Missandei and Grey Worm were also originally going to be at the feast of Winterfell, and their flirtation and love left Dany feeling lonely.
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Indeed, for many years it wasn't clear which party Trump belonged to, and during his 2000 flirtation with a Presidential run he considered doing it as a third-party candidate.
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His flirtation was greeted most vocally by pleas from Mr. Trump's opponents, who viewed Mr. Schultz as an out-of-touch spoiler whose prospective bid would only help the president.
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I wanted Nicole Kidman as a strong and intelligent love interest who mischievously abuses her Bat-Signal privileges for the sake of a couple of minutes of harmless rooftop flirtation.
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U.S. Great Lakes envoy Tom Perriello on Thursday said that Kabila's hanging on was "an entirely unnecessary flirtation with disaster," in a speech at the United States Institute of Peace.
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You're in a flirtatious mood today thanks to the Moon in fellow Earth sign Taurus, which is lighting up the sector of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity!
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"If it seems politically complicated that these YouTubers are studying Ferguson's interviews for his secret flirtation sauce, it's because we can never really know what's in their hearts," she explains.
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It said that witnesses had reported "a pattern of unwelcome flirtation and sexually suggestive behavior" directed at female staff members and other women working in the State Capitol in Sacramento.
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But without being necessarily persuasive, they are more plausible now than 20 years ago, and they explain as much of the flirtation with post-liberalism as xenophobia or millennial ingratitude.
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I had ever only been clean-shaven before then (aside from an obligatory early-'90s flirtation with a soul patch in college), and I suppose now I was testing her.
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Probably not, because the planet of fear and restriction, Saturn, has been in Sagittarius, being a total downer by hanging out in the fun and flirtation sector of your chart.
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In the United States, Donald Trump won the White House despite — and partly because of — his disdain for Mexicans, Muslims and African-Americans and his flirtation with anti-Semitic tropes.
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After a brief flirtation with freedom, Ollie, a 6-year-old bobcat living at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, was found on Wednesday near the zoo's birdhouse, officials said.
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In the anonymity of a bar somewhere, they'd have fallen easily into a surface flirtation under her control; here, in his family home, everything was transparent, and therefore went deeper.
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"If you have a shutdown followed by a serious flirtation with default...some of the optimism built into household and business confidence could deflate and deflate pretty quickly," Stockton said.
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She also starts a needy flirtation with another patient, Len (a suave Hugh O'Brian in the film's strongest performance), whom she clings to as her worries about her progress escalate.
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Plus, as we saw with Denver's Dwyane Wade flirtation in free agency last summer, the Nugs are serious about being a contender and a genuine landing spot in free agency.
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It was claimed for the United States at the height of America's flirtation with imperialism, soon after the annexation of Hawaii and the capture of Guam and the Philippines from Spain.
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In this age of label-aversion, hookup apps, and social-media flirtation (nothing says romance like a DM, right?), few would disagree that dating has become a particularly complicated, exhausting animal.
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As San Filippo points out in The B Word, Hollywood is far more likely to indulge straight "bromantic" relationships than a flirtation between men if they don't both identify as gay.
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The show, which premiered during Ronald Reagan's first term, inaugurated the nation's initial flirtation with the post-racial ideal that would be in full bloom with the election of Barack Obama.
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The Sun is currently hanging out in fellow Fire sign Aries, shining down on the part of your chart that rules fun, flirtation, and creativity, but today you're feeling really intense.
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While Republicans have said the legislation is not about Mueller's investigation, Trump's flirtation with firing the special counsel or Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who supervises Mueller, loomed over the hearing.
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"Lula walked back slowly to the old closed economic model," said Armínio Fraga, who headed the central bank in the 1990s, during Brazil's fairly brief flirtation with opening up its economy.
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But even so, Mr. Trump, from his very first flirtation with politics (Will he actually run?) to the early days of his then-quixotic bid (Does he really have a shot
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But in 2018, a different type of nefarious flirtation was beginning to form, one that seemed like a welcome mat to Russia to interfere once again, this time in midterm elections.
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With ever-mounting numbers of profiles to look through and scrutinize for potential compatibility, one can start to feel stuck in a cycle of flirtation, failed first dates and constant repetition.
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Things happened slowly for me, and then seemingly all at once: a mild flirtation with a friend of a friend, a drunken make-out, a strong reaction to a rom-com.
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Other storylines involve Frankie going into business with Grace's daughter, Grace considering reconnecting with a man she had a flirtation with in the past, and Robert dealing with a health scare.
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After months of nonverbal flirtation in the courtroom, what one clerk described as flipping her hair and looking seductive, Guess and Gill finally started sleeping together in Guess's North Vancouver townhouse.
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Yet when uncomfortable scenes are allowed to develop naturally — such as those in which Jess tries to manage a flirtation with the classmate she's tutoring — real comedy, mixed with sadness, emerges.
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It seems highly unlikely that the 121.92-meter home run would gain any more traction now than it did during baseball's flirtation with metric distances on outfield fences in the 220s.
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Then they headed to the basement, where they said Zelda's diary had been discovered by the critic and editor George Jean Nathan, with whom she apparently had at least a flirtation.
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While Lovato has been in the news for a number of things over the last year, recent headlines involving the former Disney star centered on her very public flirtation with Johnson.
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The critique we rage against Surrealism and its flirtation with Primitivism comes out of the critique that would not be possible until after Revolutionary Nationalism, and the critique of Cultural Nationalism.
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As they walk and walk and walk, flirtation occurs, but the moment is broken by a minor revelation that, in the context of this sweet but uneventful film, would constitute a spoiler.
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Complicating matters is Jack's on-and-off flirtation with Glory's 17-year-old brother, Robert (Israel Broussard), who has had to give up prep school because of the expense of Glory's care.
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The Dude, as Charlotte calls the object of her flirtation (neither of us knows his name), is my colleague Mike's patient, and he and Charlotte have their sessions at the same time.
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But what some may not remember are the stylistic curveballs she's thrown over the years — hair dyed darker shades of brown (and even jet black) or the occasional flirtation with bold lipstick.
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It's too easy to cast a wide net with a naughty photo hoping for a response when the audience may not have a remote interest in participating in that form of 'flirtation.
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The easiest way to explain all of this hair-based flirtation is that Villanelle is obsessed with Eve and has turned the woman's wild, tumbling tresses into the symbol for her fixation.
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I spoke with Nafessa Williams about the mantle she's taking on, what heroes of Black History Month she admires, and her brief flirtation with working in a homicide department instead of acting.
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As I wrote then, I'm used to seeing shows tease a flirtation between two characters of the same sex only to have them veer right back into the familiar embrace of heterosexuality.
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Her album Expectations is a perfect etching of the modern relationship—the chase, the flirtation, the confusion, the heartbreak—except this time it's unabashedly about being a woman in love with women.
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The real estate mogul and TV reality star launched his presidential campaign on June 16, ending more than two decades of persistent flirtation with the idea of running for the Oval Office.
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That's a dubious claim, given Trump's long flirtation with single-payer and the polling of his supporters: 40% of Trump voters favor "Expanding Medicare to provide health insurance to every American" pic.twitter.
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The pair's flirtation in "Head Full Of Snow" is very subtle after Salim randomly hops into the Jinn's vehicle, with the entrepreneur repeatedly and tenderly resting his hand on the deity's shoulder.
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Cliff's flirtation with an underage Manson girl might sit oddly in a movie that also features Roman Polanski, who was convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl, as a minor character.
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In America and Central Europe, as elsewhere in the West, confident commitment to liberal democracy is beset by a narrow, defensive vision of the national interest, and flirtation with statism and authoritarianism.
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Council members have also pointed to the Trump administration's flirtation with torture and the sometimes racist language used by right-wing political leaders in the West as examples of a double standard.
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A stray pup kicks off a long-distance flirtation between two strangers, but will her past losses and his future as a touring musician keep Sloan and Jason from finding lasting harmony?
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Today's big news: Sexy Venus enters fierce, playful Aries at 12:51 PM, and chatty Mercury enters grounded Taurus at 7:10 PM. Expect a shift in people's flirtation and communication styles.
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Critics had looked disapprovingly on Mr. Kurz during his term in office for repeatedly turning a blind eye to the Freedom Party's continual flirtation with anti-Semitic sentiments and extreme-right organizations.
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Whether you're going to an all-night party, visiting a haunted house, or staying in for a horror movie marathon, Halloween brings a dose of flirtation along with all the spooky vibes.
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Alstom was blocked last year by European regulators from merging with Germany's Siemens, while a previous flirtation between Siemens and debt-laden Bombardier to combine some train businesses fell apart in 13.
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If you've heard anything about this show, it probably stems from the quiet, frustrated flirtation of Jonah (Ben Feldman) and Amy (America Ferrera), two workers at Cloud 9, a Walmart-style department store.
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Large cities like Dallas, New York, and San Diego are in the running, and cities both big and small have often ended up padding their applications with gifts, sweeteners, and the occasional flirtation.
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In Cohn's absence, Stone became Trump's main adviser for many political efforts, beginning with a flirtation with a run for the White House in 1987 (Trump even gave a speech in New Hampshire).
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Cory Booker (D) struck up a playful flirtation with actress Mindy Kaling over Twitter on Thursday, going so far as to ask her to dinner — though it was unclear if he was serious.
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The message came after The Hill reported that a liberal-leaning watchdog group filed an ethics complaint claiming that Ritchie's flirtation with a Senate run could be a violation of campaign finance law.
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Anyone who's halfway decent on Twitter lives in constant fear of saying something wrong, and the frisson of danger, the flirtation with getting fired, is both the peril and the promise of Twitter.
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Text messages between the complainant and Mr. Khan were interspersed with emojis and specific references to Yale's campus culture, which defense lawyers promoted as proof of flirtation; the complainant said they meant nothing.
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Be sensitive to other people's feelings this month, and know that, while lots of tense aspects are going on in the sky, flirtation and fun will also be coming for you this month.
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Avicii pioneered the blending of dance music and roots music many years ago, and, for a time in the early 2010s, Nashville had a brief flirtation with EDM, with aftereffects that still linger.
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It's a realm in which, for example, Deer Tick's drummer, Dennis Ryan, can convince himself that writing a song about the serial killer John Wayne Gacy constitutes some kind of flirtation with profundity.
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A former dispatcher at the Stevenson Police Department said that, around 2009, when she failed to respond to his flirtation, he backed her against a desk and tried to tear off her shirt.
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Ticking off reasons ranging from his promise of a Muslim ban to his flirtation with Vladimir Putin, Wittes stressed Trump's propensity for promising outcomes through force of personality rather than policies and programs.
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The night is a disaster: Jade endures the horrified stares of men who once would have made a pass and Shami has started dating Naz, with whom Jade shared a flirtation before the attack.
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But that ignores the fact that women often feel uncomfortable when male drivers incessantly talk to them, and it can get scary when it turns into unwanted flirtation, considering the driver is in control.
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Orbanes points out that in this period, players still dressed up to play games, wearing neck-to-ankle dresses and full suits—in other words, they looked their best, a perfect recipe for flirtation.
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A supervisor and a security guard appear to be having a flirtation that's running aground on the differences in their class, with awkward and unspoken conversations hanging in the air around money and rank.
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The first was with a guy I had a flirtation with five years ago, and the second, with a dating app guy I never ended up meeting last summer, for reasons I can't remember.
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The show veers back to more familiar terrain with the prickly relationship between Bates' free spirit and her MBA son Travis (Aaron Moten), who has his own ongoing flirtation with a coworker (Elizabeth Alderfer).
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This is part of why the setup of Jon's first dragon ride was disappointing for many fans — the big test was treated as more of a goofy flirtation than a serious, life-changing moment.
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He acknowledged that a woman might experience a different level of perceived physical threat than he would, while also adding that sometimes he's totally fine with this kind of flirtation — it's all about circumstance.
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"I could literally feel the salivary glands under my tongue squirting out saliva," he recalls of his brief flirtation with a macrobiotic diet in the 80s, which placed a heavy emphasis on cultured foods.
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The Handmaid's Tale is a story where sex is inherently political, where Offred is raped, and it's sanctioned by the state, and her flirtation with another man is also a kind of political rebellion.
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Texting and Gchat were just beginning to take off — here it was, the chance to send endless notes to a boy and best of all, the chance to have a transcript of your flirtation.
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Some Jewish groups have called out the president for what they say is a flirtation with the far right — a tolerance of anti-Semitic sentiment in service of retaining the support of fringe conservatives.
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Thanks to our rotted empire's continuing collapse, black metal's ugly flirtation with fascism has gained ground—which is why an album like this, that comes from such an explicitly leftist place, is so important.
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Where we found differences, they weren't the ones Maher and others would lead you to expect — supposedly "fragile" younger women, for instance, were actually more tolerant of flirtation in the workplace than their elders.
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In a stunning move on Sunday, Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, speaking on CNN's "State of the Union" slammed her boss's flirtation with Romney for the State Department as an insult to his political base.
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CNN reported last week that, despite an initial flirtation with setting up an impeachment war room in the mold of Bill Clinton's White House during his impeachment, the Trump team is not going there now.
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This is not the first bet Anheuser-Busch has placed on medium-haul trucks powered by renewable energy, nor is it the company's first flirtation with generating headlines by way of aligning with advanced technology.
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On June 10, a week after setting the Plane Bae viral phenomenon in motion, Rosey Blair issued a bizarre apology to Helen, the woman whose in-flight flirtation with her seatmate Blair documented without consent.
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The Trump administration's decision to abdicate America's leadership role in the global trading system, and its flirtation with NAFTA withdrawal, has pushed Washington's third-largest trading partner toward China – a move that should concern Americans.
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"The main obstacle to completing the defeat of Islamic State in Syria is not the military capability of the terrorists but the support for them, and flirtation with them, by the United States," Konashenkov said.
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For the Los Angeles Dodgers, baseball's version of a souped-up SUV, an early deficit and flirtation with being no-hit were speed bumps Saturday to be cruised over with nary a seat-shaking rattle.
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While attending a super swanky event (her real public debut), Paige's flirtation with Rainer reaches a head when she realizes that she can trust him to look out for her during this major life change.
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The 2014 race was overshadowed early on by Donald J. Trump's flirtation with challenging Mr. Cuomo; he later demurred after Edward F. Cox, the state's party chairman, declined to clear the Republican field for him.
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Beyond confusion and incompetence, though, there was also flirtation, normalization and finally acceptance, as a wide array of figures whose own commitments seemed incompatible with Trumpism decided that he was worth defending and eventually supporting.
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Eleven goes on a journey of self-discovery in the fifth episode of the season that includes a few revelations about her backstory and, eventually, a brief flirtation with life as a law-breaking punk.
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And to top it all off, we know his type — as he revealed that he finds Selena Gomez "gorgeous" via an Instagram comment — so it's unclear whether his flirtation with Collins is the real deal.
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We might see the Democratic flirtation with socialism or the Republican obsession with cutting corporate taxes and conclude that, on any given issue, the gap between the two parties is just too big to breach.
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Lydia (Rita Moreno), the family matriarch, recuperates from the stroke that nearly killed her in season two, while also dancing around (often literally) a flirtation with Penelope's boss, Leslie Berkowitz (Stephen Tobolowsky, at his funniest).
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But the relentlessness of the group's success obscures the fact that it's on the cusp of two key transitions: a decreasing reliance on hip-hop and an increasing flirtation with high-profile English-language collaborators.
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Jimmy Garoppolo's one-week flirtation with losing is over, as the San Francisco 49ers held on to beat the Detroit Lions, 30-27, improving the young quarterback's career record as a starter to 8-1.
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And while the chattering class may be intrigued by, for example, Clinton's flirtation with ABC's David Muir, ordinary readers may find themselves swimming in references to journalists and staffers who are far from household names.
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Not only has a 100-minute film been extended into three hours (including commercials), but the producers have added an interracial flirtation, an explicit attempted date rape and a sexless marriage crisis for Baby's parents.
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Asked about his statement that "I alone can fix it" — a sentiment blasted by critics as a flirtation with totalitarianism — Trump said his ability to solve America's problems is a binary contrast with the Democratic nominee.
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Our love obsession with Mason jars has persevered through all manner of food-related infatuations: dalliances with 7-Eleven, a flirtation with colorblocked cutting boards, and even a brief-but-messy weddings-induced breakup this summer.
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This is what brings Dena to barista-artist Kyle's apartment after a campus coffee shop flirtation we're meant to understand has been going on for, at a minimum, a few weeks (he knows her latte order!).
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When fans picked up on a subtle flirtation between Alex and Maggie Sawyer (Floriana Lima), an openly gay detective, it seemed all but confirmed that Alex would be the character to explore her sexuality this season.
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RHP Matt Wisler (33-11, 4.92 ERA) will try to build off a no-hitter flirtation last Thursday at Arizona as he faces San Diego on Wednesday in his second start since returning from the minors.
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"There are two distinct sides to this album… there's the Wilder side, which is all about love and flirtation and desire, and the Woods side, which is more contemplative and introspective," said the father of two.
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The alleged instances of "unwelcome flirtation and sexually suggestive behavior" occurred over the past decade, during Mendoza's tenure as a state Assembly member, from 2006 to 2012, and as a senator, from 2014 to the present.
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Great Wall Motor Co.'s flirtation with Jeep ended as abruptly as it started, but it won't be the last we'll hear from foreign automakers, including ones from China, regarding the iconic American sport-utility company.
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To any Paul Thomas Anderson fan, a ghost story might sound like unusual territory for the resolutely earthbound director, whose closest previous flirtation with the supernatural came in the form of Magnolia's infamous storm of frogs.
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And if a dater shows up with an expertly waxed mustache or some underdeveloped flirtation skills, these quirks are not edited to loom grotesquely over their entire personalities; dates are awkward enough as they really are.
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The two operate under an efficient system until they're divided by a bump in the road: Ayoola meets Korede's long-time unrequited love, a doctor at the hospital where Korede works, and begins a dangerous flirtation.
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That the cookies were a flirtation device started sinking in when, on a Friday afternoon in August, Mr. Mateo asked Ms. Chang to spend the weekend with him in Avalon, N.J., at his parents' beach house.
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In Act II, he rudely rebuffs her advances; unfeelingly starts a flirtation with her sister, who is fiancée to Lensky, his best friend; then, when Lensky, affronted, challenges him to a duel, Onegin shoots him dead.
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Ms. Mahfouz traverses locations, as well as epochs past and future, to chronicle the saga of Britain's engagement in the Middle East alongside the author's personal account of her flirtation with a career as a spy.
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This, certainly, is progress: No longer is sexual harassment understood as a he-said/she-said or a flubbed flirtation; it's about power structures more than sexual desire, and "Bombshell" takes that message to the masses.
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PartyNextDoor, who's been down this road already with "Not Nice," delivers a soothing flirtation, and Ms. Minaj stitches Afrobeats tight to dancehall and hip-hop, veering from tough boasts to worshipful singing to hard-smack patois.
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And yet that flirtation with tabloid ubiquity is the least interesting aspect of "Thank U, Next," Grande's fifth album, which has some hiccups but is still her most musically flexible and au courant release to date.
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Between his incoming administration's flirtation with Taiwan, which China deems a threat to its decades-long "One China Policy," his trade appointees' track records, and his go-to Twitter provocations, Trump looks poised to thrust Sino-U.
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Worries about higher interest rates, U.S.-China trade tensions and the pace of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes shook the market through the year, with the volatility climaxing in a late-year flirtation with a bear market.
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As of now, it's as believable as her flirtation with Art Bae, I mean, Luca Hall (Luka Sabbat), and far more sensible than her bumbling relationship with the really, really, ridiculously good looking Aaron Jackson (Trevor Jackson).
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Indeed, its consumer flirtation in the form of the problem-riddled Explorer Program begat assaults and creepy invasions of privacy—and more importantly, it didn't garner lasting interest from most people, despite a lot of early curiosity.
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Then again, it's no secret that many metalheads are conservatives, and that metal (especially its more extreme forms) has long held fast to an unhealthy flirtation with the far-right and outright white supremacy, racism, and misogyny.
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This mystical flirtation with the idea of "sin" — this sense that it was possible to go "too far," and that many people were doing it — was very much with us in Los Angeles in 1968 and 1969.
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The character's decision to ultimately forgive her rapist so she could move on made for a powerful moment in season four, but the growing flirtation between the two didn't make a lot of sense in season five.
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To wit: There goes Sam poking the tractor spike into the round bale, delicately approaching, a bit of flirtation while lining the metal rod up directly with the center of the bale, then gently pushing it inside.
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Story elements include a jealous husband, cheesy ventriloquism used for flirtation, two men who take over a restaurant for the sole purpose of attracting a single client, and an ocean liner forced to plow into an iceberg.
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She talks about the flirtation between the two characters in the pilot, the heartbreaking talking head where Jim wonders if he'll be invited to Pam's wedding, and her favorite moment between the two: Their cat party conversation.
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Now that Trump is president, his public flirtation with leaks has given way to his deeper and longer-held instincts for secrecy — his early presidency, like his campaign, has used sweeping nondisclosure agreements to an unusual degree.
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He starts a heavy flirtation with Jeremy, a high school teacher, after chaperoning Chase to prom (a story for a different day), but ruins things when he tries to impress his crush by acting like a pretentious asshole.
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In fact, Hulu and HBO's flirtation got intimate enough that I can only assume they took the conversation somewhere more private shortly after this exchange: But now, we are getting to the dramatic climax of our rom-com.
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Even if they concluded the texts likely were legit, they dismissed the behavior as flirtation that's unbecoming a Qur'an teacher, but not grounds to make him a pariah or to negate his two decades of service to Islam.
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On Wednesday, after weeks of flirtation, Spotify and The Ringer made it official: The Swedish audio giant is acquiring Bill Simmons's sports and entertainment website for an unspecified sum, almost certainly in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Daniel Slater of the University of Michigan points out that during that period not a single regime met even minimally democratic standards, excepting Thailand's brief flirtation with democracy in 1973-76, which soon gave way to military rule.
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John-Kamen makes her role urgent and upsetting for most of the film's run, though she has a disturbing dip into kittenish flirtation with Rudd at one point, and runs out of energy and purpose toward the end.
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Carey's no Luddite — he led Hearst's flirtation with iPad magazines, and when that fizzled out, struck a partnership with Snap to get Cosmo and other magazines featured on Snapchat Discover, which he says now was an easy decision.
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We got another hint that Jon Snow's father is a Targaryen — something Game of Thrones has heavily implied but never outright confirmed, and something that certainly puts an ickier sheen on all of those Jon/Dany flirtation scenes.
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When a flirtation with a cute doctor is threatened by the fact that he's not as perfect as he seems, Abby has to make the incredibly easy choice to end a relationship before it ever even really started.
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The women were coquettish and flirty but in a way that read as safe and bordered on head-patting -- a kind of condescending flirtation with which many women who have had to appease inappropriate bosses are surely familiar.
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Equally admirable is her resilience in overcoming setbacks — dimwitted reviews, disappointing sales, an unproductive flirtation with 1980s synth-pop — and her struggles with substance addictions, among them a four-pack-a-day cigarette habit that affected her voice.
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Impervious to player insurrections for nearly two decades — thanks mostly to Duncan's unwavering devotion to the organization after his free-agent flirtation with the Orlando Magic in 2000 — Popovich's Spurs are reeling in the wake of Leonard's departure.
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Her typical approach is to begin with a big hello ("heyyyyyyyyyyyyy"), move aggressively into flirtation, disarm with a thudding double entendre or a confrontational question and then end with a GIF that raises far more questions than answers.
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After the accusations became public, the guild hired an investigator, who "concluded that Mr. Domingo had, in fact, engaged in inappropriate activity, ranging from flirtation to sexual advances, in and outside of the workplace," the guild said Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump's long flirtation with Mitt Romney as secretary of state, and his ultimate rejection, also sends a message about power, with a dose of retribution satisfying to Trump loyalists who resented Mr. Romney's denunciations of their man.
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Entertainment Weekly caught up with Warren in the midst of her busy campaign schedule to chat about, yes, the series finale of Ballers, and the conversation naturally turned to the Rock's on-going flirtation with a presidential bid.
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For example, Mr. de Blasio on Wednesday canceled a campaign-style trip to New Hampshire — part of a wink-wink flirtation with a potential presidential run — after the tragic "friendly-fire" death of a police detective, Brian Simonsen.
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It's this setup that allows Will's flirtation with a conservative lawmaker and Karen tempting Grace with the opportunity to redesign the Oval Office to bring everyone to the White House for some convoluted brushes with the new order.
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Mr. French, the band's guitarist, kicks off the movie by telling how he ditched his flirtation with recreational substances in the early '70s to seriously focus on a career as a gigging rock musician, inspired by the glitter movement.
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After inviting the FPÖ, a party with a long history of flirtation with neo-Nazism, to join the ÖVP in government in 2017, Mr Kurz promised anxious European allies that he could tame his coalition partner's more extreme instincts.
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But as of this summer, the show's flirtation with its fourth wall curdled into something a little less comfortable as real-life allegations of misconduct on the Bachelor in Paradise set were transformed into an on-air cliff-hanger.
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Despite the humble importuning of his lyrics, Romeo Santos was all smiling confidence and easy flirtation, rolling his hips to waves of squeals; Henry Santos, who took over for brief stretches during Romeo's wardrobe changes, was just as suave.
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Emergency Contact explores the multifaceted — at times infuriating, and at times wonderful — role our phones play in our lives, through the complicated flirtation between a college freshman and a college dropout who works in a local Austin coffee establishment.
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In this scene, set at a government dacha, they are joined by their American counterparts at the State Department for a daylong picnic that grows increasingly informal, involving drinks, flirtation, a guitar jam and (spoiler) contact between two spies.
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TDR also has an Alexa-enabled skill called Three Day Rule's 30-Day Dating Challenge that helps singles find suitable matches, while giving them advice on how to go on better dates, boost confidence, or work on flirtation techniques.
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The pleasures of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.—and there are many—come down to the quick repartee, charming flirtation, gorgeous mise-en-scène, and constant turning of tables, where any back can be stabbed by anyone at any time.
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The energy shifts in a big way as Taurus season begins and Venus enters Aries on April 20—more fun and flirtation is coming your way, but so is a deeper dedication to your daily practices, routines, and rituals.
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No one had ever interacted with me on Snapchat, so it was eye opening to finally get a taste of what people liked about it: the humor, spontaneity, and flirtation made possible by its editing tools and ephemeral nature.
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Read more: 12 science-backed facts about cheating that all couples should knowBusiness Insider found some of the most intriguing facts on the art of flirtation, so you can saunter over to the object of your affection with confidence.
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When he goes on to recount a racially-charged playground scrap from his youth and a brief flirtation with kickboxing training in his 20s, his recollections are ripe with fascinating details about the physical and psychological ramifications of fighting.
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In your romantic relationships, you could find yourself wondering at the end of the month if a friendship or intellectual connection with your partner is strong enough; conversely, you could be concerned that the playfulness and flirtation isn't there.
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MAYBE YOU SHOULD TALK TO SOMEONE A Therapist, Her Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed By Lori Gottlieb Apart from a brief flirtation with psychotherapy in my late 20s, I had never really experienced any kind of intense psychotherapeutic treatment.
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But the campaign's flirtation with disinformation and its use of paid-for social media to spread his message have also raised questions about the lack of regulation applied to politicians and their campaigns on platforms like Twitter and Instagram.
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The national party's involvement has angered Hans Keirstead, a stem-cell scientist who has the support of the California Democratic Party and is now scorning the national campaign committee after a mutual flirtation for much of the last year.
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I love the whine in Paltrow's flirtation, the shock of her rage, how she can go from luminous to lost just like that, how she's able to summon worry, misery and rue 70 different ways in a single performance.
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As the Democratic Party goes further and further left in its major flirtation with socialism, it's like the party ship got taken over by the Left and with all the energy and money inside the party from the Left.
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On "Jesus Is Born" — released on Christmas and credited to Sunday Service Choir — one powerful example is the remake of Ginuwine's sinewy flirtation "So Anxious," which becomes "Souls Anchored," a praise song with the intensity of an eighteen-wheeler.
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Critics of the law have included a medley of groups including lobbyists for internet companies, free-speech activists, Reporters Without Borders, and far-right party Alternative for Germany (notable in part due to its rapid growth and flirtation with fascism).
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The quinoa salad bar is far from McDonald's first flirtation with healthy food: certain locations of the restaurants have started serving up super food kale, and the chain has vowed to use entirely cage free eggs in the next 10 years.
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He had a brief flirtation with Hollywood (Labyrinth and Absolute Beginners, neither received well.) All of which is what Bowie was restlessly reacting to with the anti-popular Tin Machine — which foretold and arguably helped inspire the rise of 1990s grunge.
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Christian and BNN anchor Karen James (Toni Trucks) kiss after a season-long flirtation, because it's only natural for the two most amoral people in Corporate's universe to have a romance built entirely atop their lack of caring about anybody else.
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Motherboard hasn't seen reports of any more political ads appearing on the Xbox dashboard since the Ford ad in June (if you have, let us know), but it's clearly an ongoing flirtation for the console and the industry at large.
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You've been concerned with processing your home and family life, Capricorn, but this Monday, you lighten up and make some conscious space for fun and flirtation, as Mercury, the planet of communication, enters your house of pleasure, bringing invitations to parties.
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The opposition saw the decision to install the crown in Parliament as an attempt by Orbán to seize the trappings of royalty, and a flirtation with nationalism in a country that had rising problems with abuse of Jewish and Roma minorities.
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Ginkgoa is the French band led by a singer from New York, Nicolle Rochelle, and a French songwriter, Antoine Chatenet; they've concocted a perky, lighthearted, electronics-tinged, mostly English-speaking version of Hot Club cabaret, full of eye-rolling flirtation.
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My memories of AIM take me back to the days when penning an away message required thoughtful capitalization and color coding, a buddy list had the potential to redefine the hallway hierarchy, and late night chats allowed for flirtation past curfew.
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What all this constitutes is not flirtation: It's abuse, of the women themselves, as well as the kind of work environment that necessarily requires mutable boundaries and a sense of community and puts faith in its employees to respect one another.
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Given Trump's flirtation with defiance of the Court, and his tendency to ignore established norms, there remains concern that the administration might someday disobey a court order, including on Congress' recent lawsuit to obtain grand jury information underlying the Mueller report.
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While we have never elected a populist president (no, Andrew Jackson was not a populist; he ran and won during an anti-elite movement), our country's flirtation with populism always comes during a time of great economic, societal and geographical upheaval.
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We haven't checked in with Cassie for a minute, but things are not looking so hot for her (even though I love her flirtation with Cute Production Assistant, Adam, who you might recognize as Bearded Poetry Man from 13 Reasons Why).
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He's alright now, but part of his recovery program apparently involves no longer doing active police work, which pisses Tony off no end after the amount of time he put into the creepy post-crime scene flirtation they had going on.
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What gives Hemingway's flirtation with gender reversal a special pathos is his relationship with his much loved son Gregory, an intermittent cross-dresser who had a sex-change operation at the age of sixty-three and died using the name Gloria.
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Specific offenses under these same categories include rude or threatening behavior about a person's perceived gender, sex, religion or abledness; unwelcome flirtation or come-ons; and unwanted contact through texting, calling, or visiting a rider after the ride is completed.
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Those who favor transparency -- and not incidentally, have to make decisions about how much coverage to devote to entertainment -- surely welcome Netflix's flirtation with providing a glimpse into its inner workings, or in this case, a peek beneath its blindfold.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is likely to focus on business rather than history in Budapest as he looks to deepen ties with Hungary, whose leader Viktor Orban's flirtation with the radical right has unnerved Jews living there.
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The comic, written by Mr. Orlando, was lauded for its portrayal, which balanced the hero's volatile global adventures — and a friendly flirtation with Dick Grayson, the former Robin — with a domestic life that included using dating apps and being sexually active.
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But de Blasio persists in his flirtation with national politics, apparently in the belief that he has more than a non-existent chance of besting an enormous Democratic field that contains many politicians who are more widely known and more popular.
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The announcement follows what the Staatsoper's general director, Jürgen Flimm, described as "a long flirtation" between Mr. Barenboim and Mr. Wenders, who Mr. Flimm said was drawn to "Les Pêcheurs de Perles" because it was the first opera he ever saw.
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Stagg's slim novel deftly explores the shifting landscape of celebrity through the story of a young woman's rise from obscurity to Internet stardom — the "low numbers" to the "high ones" — after an online flirtation with a semifamous social media personality.
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As flirtation segues into erotic compulsion, Connie and Tristan's encounters become the stuff of much worry and speculation for Dr. James, who turns out to have her own issues with mood-altering drugs, which she discusses at length with Dr. Sealey.
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Possibilities for intimacy are always kindling — be it the future Badal imagines with Raghu or the flirtation Latika indulges in with her driver — and though these must eventually die, they ward off the darkness of past disappointments at least temporarily.
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Amid the uprisings of the #MeToo movement, with the frank acknowledgment that harassment has long hidden under the banner of flirtation and abuse has run roughshod over consent, most fashion designers have clamped down on overt celebrations of sex appeal.
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The couple met at a fashion show three years ago, after a flirtation on Instagram, where their combined 10.9 million followers can now watch them cuddling with their dog, a pit-bull mix named Nash, or getting dressed for award shows.
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But it also aims for a more modern relevancy with a sexless marriage and looming empty nest for Baby's parents (Debra Messing and Bruce Greenwood) and an attempted date rape for her older sister (Sarah Hyland), followed by an interracial flirtation.
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Disillusioned by its ill-fated flirtation with democracy, some younger Brotherhood supporters have gone to fight in Syria or joined the local arm of Islamic State, which since 2013 has killed hundreds of soldiers and police in Egypt's Sinai peninsula.
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"I've always stayed away from the presidential stuff because of what happened with my father," Mr. Cuomo said, apparently referring to the wistful what-ifs over Mario M. Cuomo's flirtation with — and ultimate decision against — a run for president in 1992.
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The back-and-forth between news source and reporter over opposition research can recall adolescent flirtation: initial awkwardness, then apprehension over whether there is mutual interest — and neither party wants the world to find out the details of the courtship.
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Apart from a youthful flirtation (is there any other kind?) with Ayn Rand, he has displayed little to no patience for libertarianism, traditionalism, neoconservatism or the other endangered ideological species that the movement has sought to conserve for so many decades.
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It also may end the Fed's brief flirtation with a benchmark interest rate that had, for the first time in roughly a decade, actually risen above the rate of inflation and become positive on a "real," or inflation-adjusted, basis.
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This is what is going to be most important to Rebecca in her new life in West Covina, California — not her baseless infatuation with Josh or her tortured flirtation with Greg, but her deep platonic friendship and ensuing mindmeld with Paula.
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We can approach this discomfort empathetically — we can acknowledge, for instance, that some women are not bothered by workplace flirtation, or that some men are afraid of saying the wrong thing — without shutting down the necessary discussions that are engendering it.
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Their flirtation begins when they play a game of Nim — a mathematical brainteaser where each player can remove as many objects from the same row of a pyramid as they want, and the last player to remove an object wins.
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Still, when watching these two charming people charm one another via light flirtation, piano sex, and seduction by opera, it's clear that Pretty Woman is trying its best to charm its audience by providing a pleasant, even sedate evening at the theater.
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The story, first published in the The New Yorker in early December, details a flirtation and then an encounter between Margot, a 20-year-old college student, and Robert, a 34-year-old man whom she (and the reader) knows very little about.
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It is conceivable that society's current modes of flirtation and courting are often experienced as confusing or overwhelming, and these games are providing a safe trial-and-error space free from rejection and the possibility of misreading non-verbal cues in intimate settings.
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If sex amid the constant threat of a vomit-y, feral death seems a little too stressful for you, there is the puppy dog flirtation between curly-haired Jean (Sonny Lindberg) and the adorable, doomed-to-a-lifetime-of-braces Lea (Jessica Dinnage).
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Though the pair didn't hit it off the first time they met (and, in fact, he had a flirtation with O'Day's friend Somaya Reece), when the dumblonde singer sees the Jersey Shore alum's skills at the turntable, her opinion … well … turns around.
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Support at that level is more in line with the numbers generated by typical third-party candidates who don't make much of a mark on Election Day itself, well off his flirtation with double-digit support through the summer and early fall.
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"If your sex dreams are about a particular person, especially someone you know in your real life, you should consider whether there is a real life attraction (not a problem) and any sort of dalliance or flirtation with them (a problem)," she says.
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One of her most affecting subplots comes from Sim's sweet flirtation with Felicity, which forces the asexual Felicity to think about whether she is also aromantic, or whether she wants to make room in her life for an unconventional kind of romance.
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Despite what he said Sunday, Trump apparently did know Duke in 2000 -- citing him, as well as Pat Buchanan and Lenora Fulani -- in a statement that year explaining why he had decided to end his brief flirtation with a Reform Party presidential campaign.
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Mr. Bloomberg's flirtation with running is part of a larger backlash to Senator Elizabeth Warren's continuing strength in the race — and a vote of no confidence in former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s ability to unite moderate Democrats against her.
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Even the romantic subplots of the last years felt like do-overs, a flirtation with her fellow lawyer Finn Polmar (Matthew Goode), then a fling with Jason Crouse (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), a laconic, bearded sex cowboy straight out of a fan-fictioneer's dreams.
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An ongoing flirtation with the postmodern movement also manifests itself in the décor, from an Ettore Sottsass table lamp to the boldly color-blocked bedding, a scheme that stars a linen duvet Bentley hand-printed with cobalt ink in a spongeware pattern.
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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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While there would be great FPS' on console (even some decent Bond FPS'), and 3D platformers would take hints from Banjo's flirtation with adventure game logic, very few games would combine racing with Super Mario 64-style adventuring, the way DKR did.
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"The news channel says the audience of 219 million was the largest for a single-candidate town hall in CNN history..." "A LATTE OF PUSHBACK" What's the best Starbucks-related pun you've seen in the skeptical coverage of Howard Schultz's 210.9 flirtation?
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Instagram announced that users of the photo-sharing app will for the first time be able to start making purchases of some products directly within the app, capping off the social network's multi-year flirtation with becoming a real player in online shopping.
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The real mark that "Ackley Bridge" is not an American show: When one teacher loses his cool and punches an extremely irritating student, and another has a heavy flirtation with one of her female students, the consequences are addressed but moralizing is withheld.
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Although she would have a running flirtation with Mr. Weatherly's character, Mr. Caron, the producer, said that he "wouldn't want intimacy" until the show's fifth season, according to notes taken by a participant in an interview Ms. Dushku gave investigators in September.
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PARIS — A public letter signed by more than 100 French women that denounced the #MeToo movement has sparked an intense debate in France over everything from the appropriate limits of flirtation to the extent to which the French should absorb American sexual norms.
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In November, at the industrial Toronto waterfront that's cluttered with film studios, Ms. Gadon and Edward Holcroft, who plays the young doctor trying to unearth Grace's memories, were seated in the drawing room of a Victorian manor, their "session" bordering on flirtation.
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I wanted to keep my small secret; but I also wanted to go out to dinner with my husband, to hear what he would make of the minor intrigue, of my lie about a wholly harmless flirtation, if it even was that.
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The status quo embodies a set of laws and policies that have brought us to where we are and that's OK. Additional clarity can be garnered from the policy discussion surrounding the Federal Reserve and its latest flirtation with raising interest rates.
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In Blair's now-deleted Twitter thread—which garnered so much attention it was the subject of a Today Show segment—she chronicled the flirtation between the anonymous woman (who the morning show identified as "Helen") and a former soccer player named Euan Holden.
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Larry Logan told The Washington Post that he will not challenge President Donald Trump for the 2020 GOP nomination, ending his flirtation with a possible insurgent campaign that would have offered an alternative to moderate Republicans who are dissatisfied with Trump's tenure in office.
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Eminem helped things along, also responding, "girl you know it&aposs true..." Nicki Minaj Says New Album &aposQueen&apos Is Inspired by Princess Diana So while that appears to have been more on the jokey side, the two have kept up the public flirtation.
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One way your husband might have of "addressing it" would be to not address it at all, but to basically ignore it and kick the emoji down the road, deciding to only address this if it recurs or seems to evolve into an inappropriate flirtation.
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Tonight's setups: whether bystanders will help a woman fix a flat tire when she's wearing a hijab instead of a sexy outfit, and what a 16-year-old boy should do when his online flirtation turns out to be with a woman in her 40s.
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When I was in college, somewhere between her boy band phase and flirtation with pop punk, my little sister developed an obsession with them (she even had their weird Jay-Z, collaboration, Collision Course, and the first album from Mike Shinoda's Fort Minor project).
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Though his millions of fans understood that performing nearly every night for 16 years could never truly be sustainable, his retirement from the show that helped get us through the Bush administration, John McCain and Sarah Palin, and Donald Trump's first flirtation with public office.
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Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 offers the ever-popular long-term investment grind to a kid-friendly crowd, but it's also so easy to play, so colorful and so gosh-darned adorable that — regardless of your age — even a brief half-hour flirtation is a blast.
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After a strong start, Cara Maria engaged in a "flirtation" with rookie competitor Thomas Buell (The Real World: Ex-plosion), and their strengthening alliance threatened Challenge legend John "Johnny Bananas" Devenanzio, who leveraged his knowledge of the secret fling to keep himself in the game.
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While I was genuinely excited by them, I was also fighting with everything in me to stay in the game, to not let my dream of being a life-long professional writer slip through my grasp after a brief flirtation with the big time.
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True, she and Lionel were part of a milieu that, in the nineteen-thirties, had looked to the theories of Marx and Freud for insights into human character and the fate of society—but, save for a brief flirtation, she had little use for Marx.
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Texas Congressman Blake Farenthold, whose longstanding flirtation with the birther movement led him once to aver that there were enough votes in the House to impeach President Obama, fell into a rabbit hole this week while he was defending his Trump endorsement on MSNBC.
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She met Mr. Johnson in 2008, when she was asked to moderate a Q. and A. after a screening of his film "The Brothers Bloom" in New Jersey; it turned into an onstage flirtation, even though they were both seeing other people at the time.
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We caught up with Anand during his recent visit to New York and spoke to him about his upbringing in Kolkata, his brief flirtation with pursuing rock music as a career, and what lies ahead for the restaurant he'll open after Gaggan closes its doors.
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That effort was thwarted when two men who comfortably fit the stereotype of young hustlers on Planet Start-Up approached her desk, sat on it and began a vaguely menacing flirtation — poking at her computer, reading what was on the screen, poking at her.
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Exuding the same off-kilter-sexy South-of-France chic that's evident in his clothing designs, La Bomba is a geometrically perfect circle of wheat straw, with the 21-and-a-half-inch brim curled up at one side for visibility as well as flirtation.
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There were some nods to modern exigencies in the form of houndstooth trouser suits in the same lean, puff-sleeved silhouette and a flirtation with the question of gender identification (those veils hid boys as well as girls), but the mood was almost spectrally mysterious.
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The plot unspools as if Carteris had jumped into her character's fan fiction, right down to her flirtation with another actress on the show, Christine Elise, who played the punk troublemaker Emily Valentine on "90210," and now plays herself as an executive at Fox.
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What does occupy screen time, rather than the entertaining, street-level business of flimflammery, are duller subplots involving Linda's flirtation with a dodgy hypnotist (Emmanuelle Chriqui), Charlie's visits with an unorthodox neurologist (Susan Misner) and the romantic travails of Charlie and Linda's son (Dylan Schmid).
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats on Friday relented in their flirtation with a government shutdown over a dispute about health care benefits for coal miners, and with less than an hour before the midnight deadline, the Senate approved a measure to fund the government through April.
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Her poems decant nicely into theory, but their indeterminacies are an extension of her temperament, as well as the by-product of a remarkable marriage in which each party scrutinizes the other's language, sometimes as a form of flirtation, often as a demonstration of power.
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I think conducting the early stages of flirtation via text allows us to control even more of what we present to ourselves to other people, and gives us a lot of space to imagine what kind of person exists on the other side of conversation.
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Of course, the problem with including people like PewDiePie and Logan Paul is that in so doing, YouTube would be sending a message that it endorses their highly controversial antics — which in PewDiePie's case comes with a hefty dose of troubling alt-right flirtation.
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For decades, contrarianism on questions of race and gender — ranging from opposition to certain feminist projects or to affirmative action, to flirtation with the idea that black culture and even black brains were intrinsically inferior — was part of the intellectual mainstream of the center.
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The flirtation kicked off when the Oscar winner tweeted a video backstage at The View, where she made Jordan drop down for a push-up: Apparently after winning a bet on the set of Black Panther, Nyong'o earned the right to command her costar to exercise.
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Todd: Yes, the flashback story this time was my favorite one yet (or, at least, my favorite one set before the rise of Gilead), perhaps because it focused on the evolution of June and Luke's flirtation turned suggestion turned real relationship, rather than jumping all around.
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Of course, there's another reason why I cringe at the idea of Batman whispering suggestive comments to Wonder Woman throughout Justice League, and it has nothing to do with being tired of women characters always being used as conduits for flirtation (though I'm certainly tired of that).
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The flirtation kicked off when the Oscar winner tweeted a video backstage at The View, where she made Jordan drop down for a push-up: Apparently after winning a bet on the set of Black Panther, Nyong'o earned the right to command her costar to exercise.
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Though they don't require a bio or a picture, it's probably best to add a few to up your chances for messages and flirtation, especially if you're looking for something super specific, as you're more likely to be contacted by people looking for the same thing.
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White women college-graduates (who overlap with suburban women, a much-wooed pool of swing voters) had a brief, narrow flirtation with Barack Obama in 2008; but some recent surveys have Mrs Clinton crushing Mr Trump among them by staggering margins of 57% to 38%, or more.
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He embarks on a tentative flirtation with a younger co-worker (Chang Chen), one complicated by the younger man's obliviousness—and with that flourish, Kar-wai evocatively captures the moment when one relationship is dissolving, that fact is made clearer by the possibility of another one.
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" The announcement came a week after the union representing many American opera performers, the American Guild of Musical Artists, released the results of an investigation which found that Mr. Domingo had "engaged in inappropriate activity, ranging from flirtation to sexual advances, in and outside of the workplace.
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When not dashing back and forth along the net, the ball boy and ball girl (Alex J. Gould and Elisha Mudly) portray a couple whose 40-year relationship, from first flirtation through postdivorce amity, unfolds in a different time scheme from the rest of the play.
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In the movies: Mr. Williams's love theme for Han Solo and Princess Leia recurs throughout "Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back," inching to the fore as their relationship evolves from teasing flirtation to a full-on declaration of love — complete with a passionate swell in the music.
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In other words, mobile devices transform the commute into a much-needed opportunity for social connection and creativity, thanks to digital tool kits like GIF databases, emoji keyboards, Snapchat filters, sharable content and even discreet flirtation apps designed to digitally catch the eye of a fellow rider.
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Those who keep with it (drug references and sexual trauma as well as a flirtation with an older man make it better for older teenagers or adults) will find a book about embracing everything — people, lifestyles, beliefs, experiences — and, in so doing, finding your own distinct power.
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Oddly, the most emotionally charged scene in the novel occurs when, having invited the young hotel receptionist (with whom she suspects Christopher has had a flirtation) to dinner, the narrator dissolves into seething resentment when her guest orders the most ostentatiously expensive items on the menu.
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Instead of working to heal the wounds of a deeply divided nation — a nation in which the majority of voters rejected him — President-elect Trump has doubled down on his dangerous flirtation with the alt-right by naming Steve Bannon as his White House chief strategist.
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After a weeks-long flirtation with "softening" his position on immigration that culminated with a surprisingly banal joint press conference with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, the Republican nominee reminded us on Wednesday night that Donald Trump is Donald Trump — and that's not going to change.
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I covered, in 2011, Donald Trump's flirtation with running for president, and I had dealt with him at the Post because at the tabloids he was just omnipresent and he was constantly calling Page Six, the gossip page, very often as a source close to Trump.
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A series of pro-Trump tweets from Kanye West sent the far right into a gleeful fit Wednesday, turning a simmering flirtation with the rapper into a full-blown love-fest from a conservative movement that more often rails against hip-hop and the entertainment industry than praises it.
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The unit held opponents to 18.5 points a game, which was fourth in the N.F.L., and it very likely could have done even better if not for Manning's flirtation with incompetence: He threw 17 interceptions in nine starts, giving opponents short fields to work with all too often.
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But the stall in gun talks this fall is only the latest instance of Trump and administration officials flirting with the idea of gun reform, only to allow the issue to fade away after the shock of whatever shooting spurred the flirtation in the first place has worn off.
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ZTE's one of those workhorse smartphone companies you don't hear much about, aside from the occasional misguided flirtation with a bizarre form factor, a la the dual-screen Axon M. But the Chinese handset manufacturer still powers away and manages to produce some solid handsets at bargain bin prices.
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The big picture: Democrats' flirtation with their own Fox News events comes one month after the DNC said it wouldn't allow the network to host one of its official presidential debates, citing a New Yorker article that outlined its close ties to the Trump administration, per the Washington Post.
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There was that beautiful girl, killing time in the big city while her fiancé was away; the ill-advised flirtation with a dreamy playboy; the unhappily married rich man starting to fall apart; the swirl of back-stabbing aristocrats, Russia at war, and a comet streaking across the sky.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) is clearly concerned about Trump's flirtation with violence, but Ryan says that he will support the eventual Republican nominee, whoever that is.
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From his flirtation with 9/11 conspiracy theories to his promises to order the American military to commit war crimes, nothing seemed to matter to voters who believed in him and who would support him, as Trump himself said, even if he shot someone dead in broad daylight.
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"The story of General Motors and Fisher Body"—the company that made G.M.'s car bodies—"in the 1910s and 1920s is, for economists, Anna Karenina , Middlemarch , and Jane Eyre all rolled in one—the classic story that explains the nature of flirtation, commitment, marriage, and love," he writes.
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And instead of elevating Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, as Mr. Trump made clear was his hope, Democrats have suddenly and decisively swung from a flirtation with socialism to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has run a primary campaign centered on a return to political normalcy.
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Below is a timeline of Mr. Trump's comments, a history of the White House's relationship with the central bank and a dive into the practicalities of an untested development: the president's recent flirtation with stripping Mr. Powell of his chair title and demoting him to a Fed governor.
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Pretending to be something that you're not is a part of everyday life — enhancing your accomplishments will forever be a part of flirtation and barroom banter — so impersonation is usually a crime only if there is some effort to gain a benefit or cause harm through the deception.
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They also plan to grill the conservative Washington insider about his belief in a president's expansive authority, in light of Trump's past threats against Mueller's probe and his more recent flirtation with declaring a national emergency to bypass a negotiating deadlock with congressional Democrats over funding for a border wall.
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The company's ill-advised flirtation with Mega Drive hardware add-ons such as the Mega-CD (half-decent) and 32X (disastrous), as well as the company's subsequent poor handling of the 32bit Saturn in the West, were all marks against it in the promotion and launch of the 128bit Dreamcast.
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For mom Elsa (Leigh), that includes striking up a flirtation with a bartender (Raul Castillo) -- causing her to wince when someone mentions the need for "self-care" at her support group -- while carrying a lingering grudge against her husband (Michael Rapaport), who had trouble dealing with Sam in the past.
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President Trump may say he's a defender of gun ownership rights, but with all the gun control pressure he'll be under after Las Vegas, how do we know he'll resist it — especially after the debt limit deal with Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, and his flirtation with a deal on DACA?
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If he was momentarily slowed by the grind of the season, by the weight of expectations, by a brief flirtation with acting human, he has returned to his usual fare: dizzying layups and parabolic 3-pointers, leaving the rest of the N.B.A. to dream of another two-game slump — someday, maybe.
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Even big budget romantic comedies that make great strides in mainstreaming queerness, like Love Simon, don't quite get at the exhilaration of fully possessing your sexuality—not simply coyly testing the waters or facing the emotional turmoil of coming out, but actively understanding the power of same-sex seduction and flirtation.
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The crowd gathered seemed a little shocked, and utterly absorbed—and that it was all coming from a fiercely political, unapologetically radical queer Black woman at a noticeably white festival in a very white country locked in a dire flirtation with its own far-right elements felt like a revolution.
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This isn't happening quietly behind the scenes: At China's first appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Chinese President Xi Jinping chided the West for its flirtation with protectionism, and painted a picture of his country as a paragon of free trade and an inviting place for foreign investment.
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Sexually charged texts and a photograph, which exist in this case, can establish flirtation but do not speak to consent — the woman claims in her own lawsuit and in police reports that she was very drunk and had consumed well in excess of a dozen shots of vodka before Mumphery arrived.
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The omission has raised hackles in the Chinese community and caused concern among Malaysians of all faiths, who see it as yet another symptom of the country's growing Islamic conservatism, driven by the government's flirtation with hardline Islamist policies and a cultural shift by religious students returning from the Middle East.
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Because the assumption has long been that viewers have more of a rooting interest when they've actually seen the films, there's been a push by ABC/Disney to nominate more blockbusters, including a brief flirtation by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences with introducing a "popular film" category.
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" Still, for the most part, G.O.P. officials looked the other way or offered one-off condemnations of Mr. King as his flirtation with nationalist figures like Geert Wilders of the Netherlands deepened and he made increasingly incendiary remarks about, for example, the impossibility of sustaining "civilization with somebody else's babies.
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Not only was our flirtation contained almost entirely to the digital sphere (Max liked all my Instagram selfies in the summer of 2016), but the easy naturalness of Max's movie-star anatomy felt utterly impossible to me, by which I mean a woman from elsewhere, with no familial ties to Hollywood at all.
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Read: Trump just gave Putin a big pass on sanctions Months later in the summer of 2017, Trump's flirtation with Putin was so blatant that the Republican-led Congress took the reins on future sanctions, overwhelmingly agreeing to pass a fresh round of sanctions against Russia in response to the election meddling.
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And, although "Paris Is Out!" remains Mr. Trump's only Broadway credit, his off-and-on flirtation with the theater world, which included abortive talks about musicals inspired by his career, add some drama to the biography of the man who has unexpectedly become the leading contender for the Republican nomination for president.
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"We have to come to terms with the fact that this is what young people are doing, and not just young people, but people in intimate relationships are using technology as a tool of flirtation or sexual desire," Nicola Henry, a senior lecturer at Melbourne's La Trobe University, told Mashable at the time.
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Before launching his campaign, in June, 2015, he had been a Democrat (for most of his life), a potential Reform Party candidate (during a brief flirtation with Presidential politics, in 2000), and, starting in 2011, a kind of conservative gadfly, obsessed with the fallacious idea that Obama was not born in America.
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His flirtation with a president-elect who won West Virginia by 42 points had won him extensive press coverage at home, photographs in Trump Tower (he declined an invitation from Mr. Trump's aides to avoid the press on his way in) and two coveted committee assignments courtesy of Mr. Schumer: Appropriations and Intelligence.
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As she coordinated a pro-Ossoff sign-waving group in front of a polling place Tuesday in unincorporated East Cobb County, Ms. Rahman, an immigrant from Bangladesh, said she viewed Mr. Trump's policies as a flirtation with "tribalism," and spoke of him as a threat to the environment and the country's democratic institutions.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia told colleagues on Tuesday that he intended to run for re-election this year after all, ending an anxiety-making flirtation with retirement and easing Democratic fears that the most conservative Democrat in the Senate was about to effectively hand his seat to a Republican.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the models were all over each other at parties and "very, very together" during Paris Fashion Week recently — and according to the insider, the flirtation, albeit surprising, hasn't led to any awkwardness with Anwar's older sisters Gigi, 23, and Bella, 21, both of whom are close friends with Jenner, 22.
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When opportunities have presented themselves outside her domain — a Maroon 5 music video, a public flirtation with a Senate run in Louisiana, an appearance at a celebrity golf tournament that included a future president — Ms. Clifford has made the most of the publicity, helping her carve out a comfortable life in the Dallas suburbs.
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"Cunning past men's thought," as Antony notes, she ingeniously elaborates a whole battery of stratagems to keep herself in the forefront of his attention: flirtation, capricious annoyance, the constant private teasing, frustrating allusions to significant undelivered information; but also, shared ambition, trusting collaboration, sincere deeply felt admiration for his achievements, insistence on her own equality.
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President Bush — informed by the long and vicious history of US-Iran conflict, Iran's support for proxy terrorist groups like Hezbollah, and its on-again, off-again flirtation with the idea of developing a nuclear weapon — branded the Islamic Republic as part of an "axis of evil" along with Iraq and North Korea in 2002.
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The lunch was held to introduce Mr. Elbaz's new collaboration with Tod's, a line of shoes and bags that is his most robust flirtation with product since he was fired in October 2015 after more than a decade with Lanvin — a tipping point that has come to symbolize the current culture of creative disposability.
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"He was the first person I had met since Bobbi who made me enjoy conversation, in the same irrational and sensuous way I enjoyed coffee or loud music," Frances thinks, though the tone that she and Nick take with each other is so relentlessly sardonic that neither is sure if the flirtation is serious.
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In place of targeted messaging, the campaign's jokey messaging mocked believers' conspiratorial tone while sidestepping the substance of their critique—notably Buttigieg's less than stellar record on race, his campaign's flirtation with sock puppetry, and the prior use of a stock photo of a Kenyan woman to tout the candidate's racial justice bona fides.
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Microsoft started its flirtation with ARM-based devices a few years ago and that work culminated in the launch of a number of ARM-powered devices from HP, Asus and others, promising all-day battery life, the ability to still run almost every Windows application and performance comparable to a lower-end Intel chip.
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The Rhythm Method single that best demonstrates this to date is last year's "Party Politics", a song that tells the story of fumbled flirtation with charm and mordant wit ("Be my Cherie Blair, I'll be your Cherie Amour," Joey memorably notes.) while sounding like a perfect cross pollination of sophistipop smoothness and piano house at its most chunkily efficient.
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A cursory look at her producers, who are numerous, show that other than a flirtation with Benny Blanco (Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber) on the aforementioned"Thru Your Phone," she has opted to work with the men (they're all men) producing for Migos, Future, Yo Gotti, 21 Savage, and a crew you'd expect her to have access to.
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Before settling in to see what Tess and the rest of the restaurant crew get up to on this week's episode, we first need to decide what bottle of wine to open before turning on the TV. In the preview for episode 3, "Everyone is Soigné," we see Tess starting up a flirtation with her fellow back waiter Will.
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Pointing to what they call Trump's championing of torture and the "murder of innocent relatives of suspected terrorists," his "flirtation" with the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacists, and his stereotyping of Mexicans and Muslims, the Post's board warns that Trump must be stopped – although not at the expense of democracy or the Republican party itself.
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Schultz's flirtation with the race angered Democrats, who worry he could cost the party's candidate support in swing states and help President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE win reelection.
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Farage's flirtation with a new vote — he told a talk show host last week he was warming to the idea as a way to "kill" support for staying in the EU "off for a generation" — captured imaginations in Europe, where politicians are resigned to Britain leaving but reluctant to close the path for it to stay.
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Sometimes this can fuel some awesome pre-scene flirtation: over the phone, Ela Darling told me of a recent exchange with fellow performer Addie Juniper, who messaged Darling in advance of their first time together to tell her she planned to "lovingly finger [her] butt," having seen on Twitter that that was right up Darling's (figurative and literal) alley.
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Heartbroken from a tumultuous relationship crashing down around me, I had (in retrospect, VERY misguidedly) been working my way through the friends of my best friend's boyfriend, picking up a free cocktail here, an STD there... Sean, who asked me out following a mild flirtation over a soggy Camel Light at a house party, was good-looking and charismatic.
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But he set down 210 straight between the first and fifth — a stretch in which the Nationals scored all three of their runs via an RBI single by Wieters in the fourth and run-scoring hits by Trea Turner (double) and Ryan Zimmerman (single) in the fifth — to embark upon his second flirtation with a no-hitter at Citi Field.
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And that includes — as we noted earlier today — what's now open flirtation with foldable tablet smartphones (see: Xiaomi teased a double folder phone.) We'll be on the ground in Barcelona to bring you news of all the major hardware releases next month — including keeping an eye on whatever LG is preparing to unbox (but not actually touch) on February 24.
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It's her vulnerability that makes her so compelling: When I read the story, I kept seeing red flags rise up in the background as Margot began her ill-fated flirtation with the older and controlling Robert, and every time she ignored them, I wanted more strongly to intervene, to protect her, to get her out of there before the inevitable explosion.
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The choice of Mr. Brett, who previously worked for brands like Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and J. C. Penney, suggests that J. Crew may have decided to move further away from the flirtation with fashion instigated by Mr. Drexler and Ms. Lyons — like showing during New York Fashion Week — to retrench and concentrate on its more accessible styles and on online sales.
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She was often mentioned as a leading early mayoral candidate, along with other city officials such as the comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, the Brooklyn borough president, Eric L. Adams, and the Bronx borough president, Ruben Diaz Jr. Ms. James's interest in becoming attorney general is not her first flirtation with a public office other than the one she currently holds.
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Unlike Dylan, however, Avicii's flirtation with country-tinged pop was mostly an anomaly—he'd soon return to more traditional EDM sounds with his production work on Coldplay's "Sky Full of Stars" as well as his The Days/Nights EP. Vestiges of his failed experiment still linger, though: "Broken Arrows" off last year's Stories features a synthesized banjo line and a guest vocal from country superstar Zac Brown.
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Kylie would be the first of the core Kardashian-Jenner clan to take a serious stab at pop stardom, though not the first to exhibit an interest in music — Kylie's half-brother Brody is a C-List DJ with a Vegas residency, and while I hesitate to remind readers of Kim Kardashian's brief flirtation with a music career, I suppose I am obligated to.
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