There were plenty of consensual affairs and flirtations, employees agree.
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Some writers listed fantasy novels, or flirtations with Ayn Rand.
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Will DJ Shaolin Fantastic's flirtations with criminality catch up to him?
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Emotional affairs &continued sexual flirtations are almost worse than physical affairs.
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But beneath her jokes and flirtations lurked a very serious reality.
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I think of sophistication, sipping, and whispered flirtations at the bar.
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His flirtations with military intervention in Venezuela this month irritated Trump.
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Meanwhile, behind Ms. Sciubba's flirtations, there's a vision of multicultural liberty.
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Their giggly flirtations are adorable, although I do worry about poor Dan.
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The towering swordswoman rebuffs his ham-handed flirtations with barely concealed disgust.
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Mr. Trump's flirtations with purchasing an N.F.L. team never came to fruition.
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Well as I explained last week, the season of flirtations is over.
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So our flirtations are clumsy, awkward, and rife with potential for failure.
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Today you learn whether some flirtations in your life are serious or not.
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What he has had, however, are a lot of dates and open flirtations.
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There had been rumors among some on staff about Letterman's flirtations for years.
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The playful college-bar flirtations of the debut album are a distant memory.
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But despite flirtations with the Dutch federation, he never led his national team.
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Mr. Trump has shunned Senate Democrats despite early flirtations about working with them.
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Calling it a "showmance," he is very down to see where their flirtations go.
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Some surprise flirtations come your way today, as does a burst of creative inspiration.
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But we have exchanged more flirtations than your run-of-the-mill Bumble date.
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And Mr. Iger's previous flirtations with a presidential run add intrigue to the move.
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From their first flirtations to their recent split, here's a complete timeline of their relationship.
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As teenagers, they see technology as a fun, customizable pastime that mediates friendships and flirtations.
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The strong anti-immigrant themes are still there, as are the flirtations with ethnic nationalism.
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Rob's other flirtations are so dreamily New York they may make you scream from jealousy.
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Between her flirtations with Thomas, she watches as Michael and his friends menace a beachgoer.
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Between the lines: The discussions follow Denmark's blunt rejection of Trump's flirtations about buying Greenland.
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We stayed in touch, and soon photos and lascivious flirtations were streaming back and forth.
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And thanks to his flirtations with dancehall, Afrobeats and grime, he is as flexible as ever.
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Today, Door #1 is filled with "style-on-pause" pieces: They are nice enough. Placeholders. Flirtations.
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Meredith Golden had an unlikely skill: She was an expert at managing her friends' online flirtations.
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It's one that Michigan Republicans are taking far more seriously than Ritchie's flirtations with the race.
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We're talking about the bad romances and sweet flirtations, the canon relationships and the fanfic-only hookups.
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For all the flirtations, for all the manipulations, the later years distinguish themselves mostly for the betrayals.
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It does track with his overly online persona and confirms his past flirtations with more fringe cultures.
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Douglas MacArthur stood out for his frequent flirtations with domestic politics that ultimately contributed to his downfall.
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Scope your competition and get a head start on the night's flirtations with this fun, forward option.
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Their biggest flirtations were with Los Angeles, again — a dormant market that suddenly had too many suitors.
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Then there is the scariest aspect of the Trump campaign: his flirtations with encouraging violence among his supporters.
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Their flirtations with the academy have next-to-nothing to do with their significant impact on American law.
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I was in various flirtations with women, or little romantic relationships, but that's a normal part of life.
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When we had little insight about their many feuds, flirtations, and fall-outs with other known friends and foes?
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After all we've been through the past few years, Facebook has hardly earned the right to facilitate our flirtations.
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While the compliments and flirtations in Logan's inbox only occasionally go too far, the majority of Joshua's DMs are explicit.
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Nothing ever came of the mutual flirtations and we remained friends during and after her employment ended at the network.
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There are children at play, both bright-eyed and wary; there are voice-over life lessons; there are extended flirtations.
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But my nosey curiosity has encouraged me pursue those who strayed from the path, and to ask about their sinful flirtations.
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When I heard it, I knew instantly that this was the true store of my emotional memories about those early flirtations.
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The third movement, the Scherzo, needs a conductor at ease with Mahler's pastoral longueurs, his folkish enthusiasms, his flirtations with kitsch.
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Republicans are generally happy with Kid Rock's Senate flirtations, though privately they're skeptical that he could actually beat incumbent Democratic Sen.
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His fascination with yesteryear is even more intense than his and other designers' more common flirtations with the present pop culture.
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In those years, she skipped across Europe, sampling a continental buffet: She enjoyed flirtations with a Dutchman, an Italian, a Greek.
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But Trump's first-year track record of repeated, but ultimately unserious, flirtations with bipartisanship has left Democrats skeptical of Trump's motives.
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And William Saletan, to his genuine credit, has written a serious mea culpa for his previous flirtations with race-IQ theorizing.
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The way cis people have broadcasted their brief flirtations with bending gender demonstrates just how easy it is to misuse the filter.
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Instead, this "Fetish" Gomez is telling the story of her own flirtations and indulging in the thought of someone fetishizing over her.
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"Everyone saw them kissing and having fun together," Goode tells PEOPLE about Jackson, 30, and 25-year-old Olympios' flirtations on set.
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But "Masseduction" doesn't try to reduce Ms. Clark to a typical pop character, or to limit her to adolescent flirtations and fantasies.
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It's a bit misleading to talk of Nietzsche's "flirtations with anti-Semitism" without citing the ample evidence that Nietzsche loathed anti-Semites.
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In November 2013, after on-and-off flirtations with the West, Mr. Yanukovych rejected a pending agreement to join the European Union.
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But his missteps in life, including early flirtations with Nazism, never rubbed off on IKEA, one of the world's most recognizable brands.
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One of the founders of the event 12 years ago, he stood at a table and watched the giggling flirtations across the ballroom.
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The look meant the creeps holding out in the dying days of Myspace would message my profile with lewd requests or suggestive flirtations.
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Leaves of Zazie This place has a whale on the window, which I guess is fun but denied any flirtations toward free weed.
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Jake's crush, Beverly, played by Zoey Deutch, is a welcome presence, but most of the women in the film are merely passing flirtations.
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As the camera follows Janice around the chic penthouse Henry is paying for, the song's funky groove complements their flirtations and sexual tension.
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And Washington is willing to overlook those flirtations in the hope that Saudi Arabia will continue to be a strategic bulwark against Iran.
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If I didn't respond to a girl's flirtations, my colleagues frowned upon me as if I had thrown their bike in the canal.
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But the diva's relatability is occasionally overplayed, and Ms. Fleming offers a lot of emoting, superfluous jazz inflections and tipsy flirtations with rubato.
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Women acquiesce to his aggressive "flirtations" because they want to advance their careers — even Verdon recognizes as much during a quick visit to rehearsals.
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Others might allow their characters flirtations but strictly prohibit the sexy chat, opting to "fade to black" instead of go into the steamy details.
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When specters materialize, the movie can look a little cheesy, like a Halloween haunted house, but Ms. Dormer handles her flirtations with madness adeptly.
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If I was a wiser person I might have found something teachable in those old messages; their anxieties and boasts, and apologies and flirtations.
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Nissan already competes in a variety of motorsports via its performance arm, Nismo, though its flirtations with hybrid electric racecars have produced unflattering results.
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We know that Caleb would do anything for his longtime love, and Mona, despite her flirtations with the dark side, also adores her BFF.
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Yet in those flirtations with the presidency, Mr. Bloomberg has never taken the step of filing to put his name on a state ballot.
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Their relationship dates back decades, and the political strategist has counseled Trump on his political flirtations long before his presidential campaign launched in 2015.
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As the four adults offer competing accounts of their manipulations, flirtations, delusions and deceptions, the women emerge as far more interesting than the men.
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As the news of the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal broke, the staff member's flirtations intensified and began to feel controlling in their insistence.
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Her ill-advised but carefully reasoned flirtations with Amanda, a tattooed subordinate at work, and Julian, a teenage skateboarding classmate, gradually and teasingly escalate.
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So there may be more flirtations in the days leading up to the caucuses, as the campaigns seek an advantage in Iowa's complex system.
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Whatever hopes he has of salvaging his presidency begin in suppressing the infighting, factionalism, subversion, dysfunction and flirtations with extremism within his inner circle.
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Lieberher and Lillis are particularly revelatory, their flirtations warm and believable, and Lillis bears more than just a superficial resemblance to a young Amy Adams.
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Even his early 2020 flirtations, which included trips to New Hampshire and other early primary states back to 2017, had quieted down after a while.
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In high school, she had a body everyone lusted after, but as soon as she opened her mouth, the come-ons and flirtations usually died.
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Even the series' recent flirtations with sci-fi have made room for objects and spaces that feel like junk we've owned or places we've lived.
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The important thing from the perspective of a fan, however, is that Condit's recent flirtations with retirement appear to have been pushed to the backburner.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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On January 6, it will connect with electric Uranus, bringing you some unexpected flirtations and some eureka moments around whatever creative projects you're working on.
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Despite ongoing flirtations with China and Russia, it is Cuba's only unconditional ally in the world, which is why the Venezuelan debacle is so worrisome.
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The attempts will fail only if Americans work to defeat the White House's flirtations with theocracy — as so many people began to do this weekend.
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Detroit singer Kid Rock, whose real name is Robert Ritchie, has captivated the political world with his repeated flirtations with a Senate bid against Sen.
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The Pre-2019 Flirtations Another older woman he had better luck with was Jennifer Lopez, whom he dated for maybe two months beginning in December 2016.
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In the first stage of Speaking Simulator, I'm on a date with a coworker, struggling to push out comically written flirtations and prepping my drink order.
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Multiple songs feature the Amen break, the rapping is natural, and the general corniness that characterized the series' past flirtations with hip-hop is totally absent.
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Markets are wary of the Fed's flirtations with interest rate increases, as the central bank in recent years has often found reasons for last-minute postponements.
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I think the debate is mostly about the first two issues, with the "post-liberal" flirtations of some conservative intellectuals just a tug at the extreme.
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According to season 4 cast mate Jasmine Goode, who witnessed some of Jackson and Olympios' flirtations, no one seemed all that concerned while it was going on.
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Throughout Girlboss, I found it hard to be invested in Sophia's relationships, regardless of the screen time dedicated to her and Shane's flirtations, or her abandonment issues.
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"My accuser and I had exchanged mutual flirtations that included her sending me and me sending her pictures of a sexual nature," Evans wrote in a statement.
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Without companions nearby, the conversation becomes visual: I glance at the whispers and flirtations in the audience, at those people leaving early, the ones staying serenely behind.
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Amidst Trump's headline grabbing flirtations with chaos, little attention was paid when he zeroed out funding for the National Endowments for the Arts (NEA) and Humanities (NEH).
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Despite his rhetorical flirtations with making the rich pay more, the supply-side monomania has been the aspect of conventional G.O.P. economics that Trump has consistently embraced.
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The songs are getting leaner and less imaginative, and the genre's recent flirtations with hip-hop and pop have been receding in favor of more straightforward arrangements.
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Most of these companions have had cheeky flirtations with the Doctor in between battling alien threats — but that will obviously not be the case with Bill Potts.
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After flirtations with the conventions of major-label rap stardom, he retreated and began establishing a more tonally modest, historically minded and grown-up strain of hip-hop.
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This Thursday, June 14, Venus will move into Leo for nearly a month-long stay, setting the stage for all the flirtations and flings that your heart desires.
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Backlash to Trump's flirtations with white supremacist groups led to increasing pressure on American businesses to distance themselves from the White House by quitting his various advisory councils.
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N.W.A. Members: Dr. Dre, Ice CubeThe aggressive rock-influenced sound is a curious direction for this one, until you remember Cube's 90s-era flirtations with Korn and Lollapalozza.
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There were flirtations between the two, both in their machinations and ideologies, but Jets To Brazil utilized the indie rock sound as a weapon against punk's stratified templates.
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Trump's flirtations with open bigotry became more pronounced leading up to the midterms, as he rallied his base by proclaiming, to rousing applause, that he is a nationalist.
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Given his repeated flirtations with white supremacy, Trump is so noxious a figure that any move to grant him legitimacy violates the core values of the Democratic Party.
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His experiments start with pop-punk, on "Tenemos Que Hablar," with its sneering guitar, which parallels the flirtations with the genre from SoundCloud rap stars like Juice WRLD.
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It was one in a series of flirtations and advances he had made to her over a period of years that she said she had rebuffed or ignored.
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For us, obviously, it was the imprint of Donald Trump in the Republican Party ... His flirtations with misogyny, with race-baiting, a man of vacuous ideology, little conviction.
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Lucy's romantic interest Teiji, a Japanese photographer, enters the fray by joining the women on a weekend trip to Sado Island, where simmering flirtations lead to disastrous consequences.
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On his solo albums, Mr. Morrison sang flirtations, dance invitations, philosophy and social commentary in tunes that drew on funk, ballads, jazz, blues, rock, reggae and Latin styles.
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Their language is enveloping, and the direction by Sophie Lorain builds upon the sharp dialogue by staging flirtations and confrontations that are not only verbal but also visual.
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Perhaps the most alarming thing about Trump is his flirtations with open authoritarianism, and the most striking thing about him is his flagrant ignorance of virtually every policy topic.
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Finally, he made one last-ditch effort with Hannah G. — and surprisingly, despite her close connection with Dylan, she hadn't completely closed the door on their first-day flirtations.
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The messages also offer a face-palming glimpse into the mundane flirtations of two senior-level agents as they process the political climate leading up to the November election.
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"His authoritarian tendencies and flirtations with fascism are unparalleled in the history of our democracy," the Harvard Republican Club said in a statement Thursday, according to The Harvard Crimson.
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" In illustrating this concept, Grigoriadis describes how "subtle flirtations"—presumably in the realm of sexual advance—have been replaced by "enhanced body parts, skimpy clothing, and overt come-ons.
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It's those periods between desire and gratification – via any number of bruises, flirtations, disappointments and mediocrities – that make supporting a genuinely shit football team a unique form of torture.
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Kanye's last two years have included wild stretches of chaos, public trauma, divisive flirtations with partisan politics, and health struggles that played out both in public and in private.
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Details surfaced of goo-goo flirtations as well as the legally questionable lengths Mr. Bentley went to, with campaign money and state law enforcement, to manage his love life.
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They tell tales of supplies piled atop camels and flirtations with entrancing local women and negotiating with turbaned mechanics to eke a few more miles out of wizened vans.
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Investigators found evidence that Mr. Harris was engaging in online flirtations and in-person affairs with numerous women other than his wife, including a prostitute and an underage teenager.
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Twain focused not on young boys, though, but sexually innocent girls from ages ten to sixteen, with undeveloped boyish bodies and with whom he carried out titillating flirtations. 2.
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After translating Necrobutcher's book and curating the exhibition, do you feel that you have any valuable insight into the Norwegian black metal scenes' flirtations with Nordic paganism and then satanism?
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Flirtations with entrenched political and military power have, in most recent instances, been met with similar backlash from the company's own workers, often in the forms of similar open letters.
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Soon after, Will responds to the flirtations of a divorcée, Lydia (Gina Gershon), who walks into his store, where he sells, in what one hopes is unintentional Freudianism, wood furniture.
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Unfortunately, in Central and Eastern Europe, illiberal and autocratic impulses have never quite died; indeed, they now feed some of our neighbors' strategic hedging and flirtations with Russia or China.
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The show quietly and poignantly explores the lives of six Japanese strangers as they live in the same house in Karuizawa, eat, go to work and engage in chaste flirtations.
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But they would greatly mitigate the threats posed by Trump's personal corruption, alarming flirtations with neo-Nazis, and sketchy Russia-related behavior, without in any way compromising conservative policy principles.
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Max is seeing a Secret Service agent named Sarah (Abbie Cornish), which is technically against the rules, a fact that furnishes 95 percent of their conversations, whether flirtations or pillow talk.
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His latest grandiose photo op appears to be a reflection of his own vanity, obsession with crowd sizes, craving for the spotlight, penchant for military hardware and his flirtations with authoritarianism.
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After reports of many powerful people (mostly men) abusing their work authority to coerce employees into sex or to keep them quiet about sexual harassment, workplace flirtations have become more charged.
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While he would go on to have more flirtations – with a Norwegian princess and his own daughter-in-law – Quinn writes that it was this first deception that shattered Eleanor's heart.
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But business has always been inextricably bound with politics for Mr. Trump, dating to his previous flirtations with presidential bids, which served largely to elevate his public profile and business interests.
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Joe Manchin Manchin's early flirtations with Trump -- which included conversations about a Cabinet post -- may help insulate him in a state the President carried with 153% of the vote in 215.
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Sanders has weeks left to win the argument with Biden and started to try this week, by launching attacks on Biden's vote for NAFTA and his flirtations with cutting Social Security.
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His first flirtations with design came when he and a few partners started the London clubs Language Lab and Titanic, and he would weld sculptures on stage as experimental performance art.
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While stock investors generally concentrate on the , the Dow Jones industrial average's flirtations with breaking the 20,203 level for the first time ever has focused fresh attention on the 30-stock index.
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It would be easy to dismiss Dickinson as a stiff with the charisma of a board, but Stenberg is talented, and she's equally adrift in banter without wit and flirtations without flirt.
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After more than a year of on again, off again flirtations, the two companies scrapped merger talks late last year after Sprint purportedly refused to give up control over the combined company.
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As with the Republicans and Mr. Trump's flirtations with fear and violence, India now suffers the ill effects of a serious confusion when a plurality win is marketed as a majority victory.
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The first fight was over Social Security, a topic Sanders relished, as he contrasted his years of advocacy for expanding the system with Biden's occasional flirtations with "adjustments," reducing payouts to beneficiaries.
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This means that despite his occasional flirtations with antitrust regulation for big tech companies, he's happy to embrace draconian austerity budgets that would drastically increase child poverty and eviscerate the American educational system.
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Men on the Internet have the distinct luxury of viewing me as not a real person, but rather a sounding board for their one-way flirtations and innovations in setting up jerk-offs.
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Abu Sin, whose nickname loosely translates to "toothless," has been video chatting with Crockett on YouNow, and their conversations are mostly giggling flirtations and teasing made more endearing by a constant language barrier.
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On "Melodrama," her second album, Lorde's nights out are a swirl of drunken flirtations and reckless hookups, where she tries to forget herself but ends up more lonely and self-conscious than ever.
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The hot tub can hold 50 people, and the event attracts 150 to 250 who come for the booze (served from an umbrella bar), great views of the Sierra Nevada, local music and flirtations.
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We then pass through ballet entertainment ("Frühlingstimmen", or "Voices of Spring") and joyful non-waltz vulgarity (Johann Strauss II's "Explosions-Polka") and the formal flirtations of "Gold und Silber Waltzer" ("Gold and Silver Waltzes").
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But an extra controversy was added to the fallouts and flirtations when Nigerians learned that their programme, in which contestants are locked in a house and filmed 24/7, was being made in South Africa.
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Diana has a romance with Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) in Wonder Woman, so it's perfectly believable that she'd continue to have flirtations with men 100 years later in her timeline, when Justice League takes place.
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Many thought Trump's toying with a presidential run in 2015 was just the latest in a long line of presidential flirtations that started in 1987 and were revived in 1999, 2004 and 2008 as well.
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A handful of artists like Henriette Grahnert, Vivian Greven, Sebastian Gögel, Aneta Kajzer, Monika Michalko, Anna Nero, and Kristina Schuldt deviate from this path and venture into representational painting, while acknowledging their flirtations with abstraction.
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And while oil's recent moves may seem moderate, the commodity's flirtations with the $50 per barrel mark give the daily machinations of oil prices great moment, according to RJO Futures senior market strategist Phillip Streible.
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Ms. Shields navigates high school, family acrimony, flirtations with her male sparring partner and Flint's crushing poverty to pummel her way to qualifying bouts in China and, at 17, to the 2012 Olympics in London.
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Weary from a night of subsuming sexual impulses into coded flirtations, you find that as soon as you sit down on the couch from Ikea with whiskey in a coffee mug you are very tired.
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One could argue instead that Democrats should stick with progressive orthodoxy on social issues and choose Bill-Clintonian economics over single-payer flirtations, to expand their recent gains among the culturally libertarian and fiscally conservative.
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Aside from Schultz's recent flirtations with a bid, the period since CNN's last polling check-in on the Democratic field saw the launch of exploratory committees or campaigns from seven Democrats seeking the party's nod.
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But a male member, a filmmaker, told Sciortino that Raya "attracts the wrong people" and is a "social-climbing app;" he said some of his flirtations turned out to be people just looking for work.
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Except, fact-check: I made up the exotic pets, and The Awl's list unaccountably failed to include my own contribution to The Times's Dunham-mania, a love letter to the show's flirtations with cultural reaction.
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One of the last images we're left with is that of Lawrence having sex with Tasha, the bank teller whose flirtations held for him the promise of a woman who would be unquestioning in her support.
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The former kitchen employee, who experienced Korsh's uninvited flirtations, massages, and frequent temper blow-ups, said she was nervous to go to HR, but felt that, especially at a Meyer restaurant, Korsh's behavior wouldn't be tolerated.
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On the right, there's the congressional Republican effort to isolate Steve King, the Iowa congressman whose racist comments and flirtations with white nationalism have become, at long last, a matter of severe embarrassment to his colleagues.
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But more than its reverence to Harvest Moon, I will remember Stardew Valley for its original touches: the quirky small-town characters, the flirtations with magical realism, and the sincere appreciation of a simple life well lived.
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There's usually sports on the TV, but the broad array of neighborhood bargoers watch indifferently; there are conversations to be had in big, gossipy groups, cold beer to be sipped, flirtations to be advanced in sly increments.
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The nausea and everything else have been bad enough to put me off of the idea of handling raw meat for the intervening week — something that could hopefully be a boon for my longtime flirtations with vegetarianism.
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But by far, the most popular videos in the catalog are the ones that showcase Craig's pervasive, mildly horny flirtations—or more specifically, the many, many times he charmed the Hollywood starlets who passed through his set.
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And Sanders has gone hard on the attack with a trio of ads ripping into Biden for his votes for free trade agreements and the war in Iraq as well as his flirtations with cutting Social Security.
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Uncle Duke's is the first distilled spirit from BrewDog, whose previous flirtations with high-octane alcohol involved brewing a limited edition beer with a 55% ABV (and a $20,000 price tag), packaged inside of a dead squirrel.
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"The Kremlin understands well that with all his flirtations with the West, Mr. Lukashenko is still a dictator and cannot move Belarus into another geopolitical space," said Pavel Usov, director of the Center for Political Analysis and Prognosis.
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FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous The trailer highlights the flirtations and sexual intimacy that Mitchell participated in with both Matt and Sweat, as well as the inmates' escape from the maximum-security prison.
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Dutch director Jeroen Dankers documents the meeting of the two artists in Lisbon as they travel the suburbs in search of a little hedonism, which at times includes the flirtations of a dancing woman who has enchanted them both.
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After years of on-and-off flirtations, Comcast is in talks to buy DreamWorks Animation, the boutique studio run by Jeffrey Katzenberg that has struggled to move past and boom-and-bust cycle driven by its sporadic film releases.
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We had to give the impression we weren't closed to their advances and humor their flirtations (at least until the check arrived) because this is a tipped industry, where people pay you only as much as they like you.
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Unlike the other neo-dancehall hits clogging up streaming algorithms, the song doesn't venture into cloying, post-Bieber earworms and is instead content to loll about unassumingly, with Gyptian's easygoing flirtations and Equal's able-bodied riddim speaking for themselves.
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Emily: Somehow, Connor's flirtations with a presidential campaign are garnering the interest of the media, which shouldn't surprise me — he is rich — but are even more hilarious when you consider how pampered and vacuous the oldest Roy child is.
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"I know he would fight for the principles that he believes in — he's my kind of guy!" the 2020 presidential candidate told Entertainment Weekly with a laugh of Johnson, when asked about his frequent flirtations with running for president.
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It deliberately turned a dance-pop song into an elegy, finding the more somber spirit of Mr. Michael's later years in the song, and risking the wrath of those who (rightfully) love Mr. Michael for his grooves and flirtations.
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Since the financial crisis, it has been gospel for many investors that some combination of actions by central banks — bond buying, bold promises or flirtations with negative interest rates — would be enough to keep the global economy out of recession.
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Although the couple denied the allegations to Page Six, which first reported the news — with Tom's rep called the sighting "total rubbish" — the source tells PEOPLE that Tom had a history of flirtations encounters and wasn't necessarily comfortable being married.
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LOS ANGELES — After years of on-and-off flirtations, Comcast is in talks to buy DreamWorks Animation, the boutique studio run by Jeffrey Katzenberg that has struggled to move past the boom-and-bust cycle driven by its sporadic film releases.
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So brazen a variety of stylistic flirtations would have been alien to Schoenberg — or, indeed, even to Stravinsky, for whom different masks tended to be donned for different works, or at least reconciled when they appeared within a single one.
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I thought about how it had been a safe space for many people's firsts — first kisses, first flirtations, the first time they hit on someone they actually wanted to hit on and how that person may have become their first love.
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And while there have been moments where socialist ideas and leaders — including Sanders' hero, five-time presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs — have gained a foothold in the U.S., the Cold War put an end to any real flirtations with real leftist causes.
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But I do know that his flirtations, in which he's hung out with the right's own race hustlers, are not a breakthrough moment for conservatives in their eternal quest to make the black Republican more than just an eccentric and embattled species.
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Mr. Garrel's approach to narrative here is deliberately provisional; he presents a number of story modules which fragmentedly depict Jean-Baptiste's mental breakdown, Elie's mourning over the death of her mother and the couple's flirtations with potential new lovers and dangerous drugs.
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Why it matters: Booker's early Iowa flirtations signal that he is indeed seriously considering launching a 2020 presidential campaign, perhaps wanting to get a head start over the rest of what is sure to be a packed Democratic field ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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Kristy Puchko, Pajiba: Where Jurassic Park luxuriated in building its world and developing its characters with mundane moments of flirtations then grander discoveries of awe and eventual terror, the Jurassic Worldmovies leap mercilessly to climactic action, sacrificing storytelling, character development, and thereby emotional impact.
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These photos of South Florida include snaps of a nondescript man working the box office of an adult movie theater, wild flirtations on South Beach, beautiful, aging burlesque stars who reminded Freedman of Greek goddesses, and a gospel pastor bleeding songs into a microphone.
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Sure, there are the expected tense interactions between the brooding titular character (Ethan Hawke) and a superbly smarmy Thomas Edison (Kyle MacLachlan), not to mention will-they-won't-they flirtations with Sarah Bernhardt (Rebecca Dayan) and Anne Morgan (Eve Hewson), daughter of financier J.P. Morgan.
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Benoist does not name her abuser, but describes the evolution of their relationship and walks viewers through how the aggression escalated, from monitoring who she spoke to and what she wore to trying to stop her from engaging in flirtations or romantic scenes at work.
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Another Twitter user also pointed out that Bilson is not the only Hollywood star to be romantically connected to a Bachelor Nation member, citing Demi Lovato's online flirtations with Mike Johnson, Gigi Hadid's outings with Tyler Cameron, and Sarah Hyland's engagement to Wells Adams. Guys.
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Both also independently pointed to a specific incident that compelled them to make a complaint to HR. A female back server had reported Korsh to management for his behavior in 2016, specifically noting unwelcome flirtations while the two were alone, the two staffers allege.
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And there are, everywhere, terrible and obvious sexual innuendos and flirtations: the inessential boyfriends who add seemingly nothing to the Angels' lives; the consistent pillorying of male mediocrity; the quiet affirmation that the women in your life are the only ones you can count on.
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If they want Trump to change his act, business leaders could simply mount a coordinated and sustained pressure campaign against his flirtations with white nationalists — one on par with, say, their pushback against the Obama administration over the bank regulations it proposed after the 2008 financial crisis.
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But in beating back such criticism, Trump has sought to convince voters that, despite his multiple flirtations with running for president over the last two decades, he never planned to run for president, "Don't forget, I was never going to run for office," he has said.
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There's already an existing history of rock musicians going full-on political, with mixed results—like Jello Biafra's failed attempt at becoming the mayor of San Francisco (and his even less successful presidential campaign), or Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic's various flirtations with political office in Washington State.
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In a board meeting on Wednesday it adopted a resolution from its staff to immediately investigate certain allegations of sexual misconduct by officers against civilians, such as lewd comments or gestures, snapping unwanted photographs or sexually humiliating or ticketing civilians if they rebuff flirtations like a blown kiss.
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For listeners of conservative talk radio — where right-wing populist rhetoric has flourished for decades, and where hosts can get away with authoritarian flirtations and xenophobic rhetoric that mainstream politicians can't — the rise of Donald Trump was somewhat less of a surprise than it was for many others.
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In the past its neighbours isolated and upbraided Austria for its flirtations with nationalist extremism: like when in 1986 it elected as president Kurt Waldheim, whose wartime Wehrmacht unit had been involved in war crimes; and when, on the formation of the 2000 coalition, other EU member states imposed sanctions.
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"Jefferson in Paris" follows Jefferson to France (as the U.S. ambassador to the court of Louis XVI), following the death of his wife, his friendships and flirtations with the French, his relationship with his daughters and slaves from home (especially Sally), against the backdrop of the beginning of the French Revolution.
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Bob Bauer, an election-law expert who has written extensively on the campaign-finance implications of Trump's flirtations with Russia, acknowledged in a Friday post on the blog Just Security how the federal ban on foreign-national contributions might run into First Amendment problems if the right facts come along.
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Still, vast changes in societal attitudes about wealth and work can happen quickly: In America, robust communist flirtations among the working class in the 1930s and 40s gave way fairly quickly to the Red Scare of Joe McCarthy—and that was just the more famous of two major national freak-outs over communism.
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So for example, punks used to use the swastika ironically in the 70s, and many of those bands have become part of the progressive canon, but when the alt right and the various pro-Trump online subcultures emerged with a similar style, it was hard to know which flirtations with fascism were ironic.
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When I downloaded it about a year ago — texting my mom to ask for my exact birth time so it could generate a natal chart for me — I considered it, at best, a fun way to learn more about astrology, and to compare my so-called astrological compatibility with friends and flirtations.
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So, as we in the greater MMA universe prepare to say goodbye to the man and the myth, let's take a moment to celebrate the moments at which Sholler's public persona went from recognizable presence behind the scenes to a Charles Robinson-esque figure in the UFC's more showy flirtations with 'wrasslin-level spectacle.
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We're on high alert for his abnormal statements — moments of racism, sexism, or bigotry; outright lies; flirtations with fascist ideas or autocratic leaders — so all he needs to do to refocus the political media and thus the country on the worst possible conversation is to make a comment that falls into one of these buckets.
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Whether fictional or real, the Ancient Athenian supper that Plato recounts in his "Symposium" has all the familiar outlines of our own modern gatherings: drunkenness, attempts at moderation, cures for hiccups, a "no shoes" policy, surprise drop-in guests, flirtations — not to mention some gentle ribbing, one-upmanship and a long, heated discussion of love.
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Ross Douthat Opinion Columnist Like many conservatives, I've taken some pleasure in the hysterical reaction to Kanye West's recent right-wing flirtations: the panic of left-wing cultural consumers who have never had to separate an artist's politics from his art, the aching thinkpieces from white liberals, the anathema from Pope Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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Just take a gander at his cabinet members like Steve Bannon and Jeff Sessions, or flirtations with KKK leader David Duke and alt-right dickwad Richard Spencer — and every other neo-Nazi or white supremacist piece of shit our president bent over backwards to accommodate while also finding the time to make healthcare more expensive for impoverished Americans.
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As an undercurrent, at least, the black political tradition in America has included many "post-liberal" forays and flirtations, sharpest in periods of apparent political breakdown, that encompass everything from the Communist affiliations of many black intellectuals in the 1930s to the Black Panther Party, the Nation of Islam and other black nationalist movements in the civil rights era.
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It has been tempting, these last few years, to see all of Real Madrid's close shaves, its flirtations with disaster, as proof of inherent greatness: a team that knows exactly what to do to win, that always finds something more when it is required, a group of players whose gifts can guide them out of any situation.
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" Billed to reporters as "a speech to address Donald Trump and his advisors' embrace of the disturbing 'alt-right' political philosophy," the address was basically a highlight reel of Trump's personal and political history of coded racism and flirtations with fringe right-wing figures like Alex Jones, David Duke, and a Twitter user "who goes by the name 'white-genocide-TM.
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Still, while Sócrates became a counterculture luminary not unlike Cruyff, challenging his own country's establishment with a fag hanging casually from his lips, the sight of a bejewelled, latter-day Maradona dragging contentedly on an enormous Cuban feels somewhat less evocative of dissident politics, especially considering his notorious lifestyle, flirtations with the establishment, and fast-and-loose approach to tax.
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Nancy Gertner, a professor at Harvard Law and a former federal judge, has said that in cases where there is some overlap—when online messages between teenagers cross the line from flirtations to calculated targeting—the felony law should be modified, just as Labrie's statutory rape charge was modified to a misdemeanor because of the closeness in age between him and the victim.
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Credit Joe Raedle/Getty Images In one of his early flirtations with politics, Donald Trump took dead aim at a popular right-wing politician he denounced as a "neo-Nazi" and appealing to the "wacko vote" — Pat Buchanan, a conservative ideologue whose campaign for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination was laced with harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric and other bombastic foretastes of Mr. Trump's own run this year.
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Such fou female flirtations deliver some wonderful love lines, for example, in Maar's poem "I Rested in the Arms of My Arms": (…) An eternal shivering of thoughts (…) The hummingbird motionless as a star while Mansour ends her poem "I Want to Sleep With You" this way: (…) Tense and sweating Shining with a thousand quivers Consumed by ecstatic mad inertia Stretched out on your shadow Hammered by your tongue To die in a rabbit's rotting teeth Happy Wonderful as this is, I would argue that any "essential" collection of Surrealist writings must include at least excerpts from André Breton's first "Manifesto of Surrealism" (1924), if not some from the additional Surrealism manifestos.
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In "23 22 21 1," which is more of a New York novel despite the predictable metafictional twist at the end, his sentences come tumbling out in multiple clauses, mimicking the breathless rumination of his earnest, callow, fairly humorless and slightly stuffy protagonists: The fundamental quest both before and after his new life began had always been a spiritual one, the dream of an enduring connection, a reciprocal love between compatible souls, souls endowed with bodies, of course, mercifully endowed with bodies, but the soul came first, would always come first, and in spite of his flirtations with Carol, Jane, Nancy, Susan, Mimi, Linda, and Connie, he soon learned that none of these girls possessed the soul he was looking for, and one by one he had lost interest in them and allowed them to disappear from his heart.
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