"I go to bed with a humidifier on," she said.
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I shall go to bed with a full and happy heart!
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I like to be surprised and go to bed with questions.
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I go to bed with the sweats, starting to doubt my hardiness.
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She would go to bed with them because she didn't have anything.
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"Every night you go to bed with our kids," he says during the argument.
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We enjoyed a lot without thinking we needed to go to bed with each other.
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On one occasion, she said, he persuaded both sisters to go to bed with him.
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In my house, there was always music — you'd go to bed with the radio on.
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Shower, moisturize, make a cup of tea, and go to bed with a book [laughs].
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I'll go to bed with someone pretty easily, but that's not the same thing, that's something else.
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"I get to go to bed with a sexy, brunette supermodel every night," he tells his friends.
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"I never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with," Mattis said.
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"I never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with," he said.
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It would please me in the midst of all this horror to go to bed with you.
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This is why they go to bed with Fitbit, brag about gigabit and buy kit with Bitcoin.
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After all, in his mind, what beautiful woman didn't want to go to bed with him, right?
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If you go to bed with French fries, you will lie there, thinking about what it means.
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After my routine, I write in my diary and go to bed with Trevor Noah's Born a Crime.
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"Frankly, I've never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with," he said.
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"He had approached me to go to bed with him twice, but he did it politely," she said.
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Go to bed with marijuana or beer, you were taught, and risk waking up with cocaine or heroin.
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"Frankly, senator, I've never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with," he said.
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Sexual orientation is who you go to bed with and gender identity is who you go to bed as.
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"I never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with," Mattis said in January.
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Another way to say this would be: Make sure the person you go to bed with makes you happy.
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I think it's one of the weaknesses of the libertarian tradition: that they will go to bed with anyone, metaphorically.
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In fact, it will have you side-eying the person you go to bed with in the first 15 minutes.
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So I would go to bed with the printout of the layout and a pencil, and he would call at 6 a.m.
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In the years before smartphones, he would go to bed with a pager clipped to his underwear in case of urgent calls.
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If I go to bed with the Series 4, it needs a charge before I can sleep with it again the following night.
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And then, I recall very clearly, he said he'd put me on the show but I needed to go to bed with him.
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In my 20s and 30s I would go to bed with a full face of makeup and deal with it in the morning.
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Without migraine-specific painkillers, my migraines make me queasy and tired, forcing me to go to bed with a freezing wet towel on my head.
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" On allowing the LGBT community to openly serve: "Frankly Senator, I've never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with.
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I always said, no matter what came along, 'I prefer to be in a tough situation than to go to bed with a bad conscience.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)In real-life terms, this makes a difference to me since I go to bed with my watch to track my sleep.
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It had literally never crossed my mind that I wanted to go to bed with them, these same girls I stared at across cafés and bars.
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"They'll read an ebook on a crowded bus, curl up with a printed book when they feel like that, and go to bed with a tablet."
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She's hit her step goal, she's eaten well, she's balanced her responsibilities — so she can go to bed with a sense of fulfillment, and that's everything.
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A great album is one you want to wake up and go to bed with, ensconcing yourself in its lyrics and melodies in the moments in between.
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I called him at 10:30 at night, and I was about to go to bed with my family, so I was like, let me just hang up.
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Rather than just laying down the moment I feel tired, I like to take some time to wind down, center myself, and go to bed with a clear mind.
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Mobvoi says that the TicWatch Pro's sleep tracking features work automatically, so you should be able to just go to bed with the watch on and it will start tracking.
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There's gripping fiction for moms who bounce between book clubs, quick reads for moms who go to bed with a book, and journals for moms who know they have a book in them.
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I am reading a new book every day, and I go to bed with my head whirling with comparisons between women then and now, and with women in different societies around the world.
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But the characters actually did go to bed with each other, and we did try to describe what they were doing and how they felt in as much detail as the government would allow.
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"He loves curling up on [the] sofa," she says, "and then when I go to bed with a good book, he'll come and sit at side me and act like he's reading it with me."
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And when she finally does go to bed with a man for the first time, she starts laughing as soon as he's inside her, shocked and amused at how similar this feels to sex with women.
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" In a scene in which Anna is lying in bed with Will, she quotes a famous line Rita Hayworth said after she starred in Gilda: "They go to bed with Gilda, they wake up with me.
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There are at least three separate sorceresses that Geralt can go to bed with in The Witcher 3, and many more strictly human partners-to-be, if you decide to role-play in such a way.
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As for measure and other technical apparatus, that's just common sense: if you're going to buy a pair of pants you want them to be tight enough so everyone will want to go to bed with you.
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Some people get up in the morning, their experience is shit wall-to-wall, and then they go to bed with the taste of turds on their breath, no matter how many times they brush their teeth.
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Gordon believes that she began to enjoy having the night to herself; she could write in quiet and then go to bed with Araki when he came home at five in the morning, once the trains started running again.
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It's also immensely satisfying to go to bed with alternating rows of crisp still frames and flesh-toned blobs, and wake up to find that an AI has sorted them into this: Sure, the model still produces half-human monstrosities whose provenance I barely understand.
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At times I encounter students, both male and female, who don't quite grasp this, and I consequently find myself in a whole host of awkward situations, trying to subtly remind them that I'm neither going to make their bed nor go to bed with them.
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K., it comes down to this: If you want to be an actress, you'll have to be represented by my agency because we control the talent in this business, and the only way that can happen is if you go to bed with me.
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" When confronted with his past statements expressing concerns that the presence of gay and transgender troops could erode military readiness, General Mattis seemed to repudiate earlier comments, saying, "Frankly, I've never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with.
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I'd go to bed with the Argos catalog, dreaming of what it'd be like to own one, with a copy of the always-bundled Tetris and whatever else I could grab from the store in question—some Bugs Bunny platformer, Alleyway, and the first Super Mario Land.
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And while Bricard couldn't have been described, by any stretch of the imagination, as a feminist (she denounced postwar socialites by stating that they would go to bed with a man "for a cafe crème"), Chiuri must have been thinking of her — and her counterparts — as she designed this collection.
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Forget the question of how he might find the time to accomplish any of those sexual combinations enumerated above—how could he find that many willing sexual partners each day, five individual women he's never slept with before who are willing to go to bed with a guy with two dicks?
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Ms. Callahan, 73, said she met in 1968 with Mr. Ailes, who was then a producer on "The Mike Douglas Show," and while auditioning to be a model on the show, Mr. Ailes said that if she wanted a chance to be cast, she would have to "go to bed" with him.
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In #SASC testimony #Mattis on gays: "Frankly, I have never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with Still, he wouldn't give a clear yes or no when Gillibrand asked if he believes being gay undermines lethality, just saying that it will be his job to ensure troops remain at their "most lethal.
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For protection, she winds up married to a virginal farm boy named Jamie (Sam Heughan), a situation that is, for viewers, a delicious fantasy, like a time-travel hall pass: Claire has no choice but to go to bed with this brawny innocent who knows how to shoe a horse, a nice break from her mansplaining husband.
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After Chris tells Dick she wants to go to bed with him—that that is why she has come to his house—and he asks why, Chris, reflecting later, writes that the first night they met, she'd had vivid dreams of them "having different types of sex," which do not resemble the sex they actually end up having.
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Both Glorias yowl along to pop songs in their cars, straying freely off key; both wear outsized spectacles; both attend classes in yoga and laughter therapy; both adopt, or are adopted by, a hairless cat; both go to bed with a man who, after weight-reduction surgery, wears a truss around his midriff; and both are taught to fire paintball guns.
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Then, there are Arbus's friends, each of them allotted a lengthy character sketch, and all of them jumping onto the sexual carousel: She didn't realize it might be making Allan angry to think that his wife was yearning sexually for Alex, any more than she sensed that Jane might be alarmed and antagonized to learn that Allan thought Diane just wanted to go to bed with Jane's fiancé.
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If we've learned anything over the last year, from vocal transgender spokespeople like Caitlin Jenner and Laverne Cox; from on-screen depictions like "Transparent," the Emmy-winning Amazon series about a family patriarch who comes out as transgender; or even from Miley Cyrus — who has said she identifies as "pansexual," or sexually fluid — it's that both sexuality (whom you go to bed with) and gender (who you go to bed as) are much more … flexible.
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Every time a 35-year-old woman finishes her glass of red wine at 9:30 PM and changes out of her mumu and into pyjama bottoms to go to bed with a book, she has to break out the handheld hoover, because when you are a 35-year-old woman removing your underwear is like taking a really, really, really old book off the shelf at the very back of the library.
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Each of us was saying, 'Wait. I've got another song.'" East was a deliberate attempt by Cold Chisel to make a more commercial album. Walker said at the time, "I go to bed with a tape recorder under my pillow.
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In 1954, when Liliane was out of town, Élie was introduced to divorcée Pamela Churchill (later Pamela Harriman). According to Élie, "She was sweet, charming and pretty. I wanted to go to bed with her and I did." Nevertheless, Liliane quickly saw off her rival.
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The Fairbrass brothers performed as a duo for a brief period, touring in New York City. Guitarist Rob Manzoli joined them in 1990. During the band's heyday, Madonna publicly expressed (in front of sixty million viewers of America's Arsenio Hall Show) her desire to go to bed with Richard.
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When producer Darryl F. Zanuck urged Michael Curtiz to cast Bette Davis as Madge Norwood, the director responded, "Are you kidding? Who would want to go to bed with her?"Stine, Whitney, and Davis, Bette, Mother Goddam: The Story of the Career of Bette Davis. New York: Hawthorn Books 1974.
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She refuses to go to bed with him until he agrees to get it performed. Eventually he gives in. As he tries to kiss her, looking forward to a night of passion, Ottavia pretends to faint. The Count is forced to sit up with her for the rest of the night while she "recovers".
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After the war, Hungerford was a press secretary for Billy Hughes for three weeks. Upon leaving, Hungerford wrote to Hughes: "I will never work for you again. I'd rather go to bed with a sabre-toothed tiger".Aneurin Hughes, Billy Hughes: Prime Minister and Controversial Founding Father of the Australian Labor Party, Wiley, 2005.
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Soon came the last day of the expiration of the time by which he should have returned to Bardhakuqja, but he had no strength to get out of bed, so he sent Handa to his beloved. When Handa arrived in the city freed by his brother, everyone mistaken him for Zjerma. People there spent all day celebrating. At night Handa had to go to bed with her sister-in-law.
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Countering this, the prosecution's expert witness, Dr Chee Kuan Tsee, a psychiatrist at Woodbridge Hospital,John (1989), 204. said that Lim was "purposeful in his pursuits, patient in his planning and persuasive in his performance for personal power and pleasure".Kok (1990), 72. In Dr Chee's opinion, Lim had indulged in sex because through his role as a medium he obtained a supply of women who were willing to go to bed with him.
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In an effort to catch the aliens in the act and prove their existence, Luke and Alex hatch a plan to record them. Luke plants a camera in his bedroom and manages to get a very-horny Lily to go to bed with him. While Alex watches from a different room, Luke and Lily disrobe and prepare to have sex. As Lily mounts him, Luke notices a strange green organ between her breasts.
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After the separation Joad moved to Hampstead in London with a student teacher, Marjorie Thomson. She was the first of many mistresses, all of whom were introduced as 'Mrs Joad'. He described sexual desire as "a buzzing bluebottle that needed to be swatted promptly before it distracted a man of intellect from higher things." He believed that female minds lacked objectivity, and he had no interest in talking to women who would not go to bed with him.
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One day, while in disguise, he spots two women from his past, his former wife and the Jewel Thief together at a gambling table, evidently friends. He gallantly invites them to share half his bet, but only if he wins. He does, and they accept his dinner invitation. Both indicate they are willing to go to bed with him, still unaware of his true identity; he chooses his ex- wife because he had not slept with her before.
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Much to the consternation of Varya, Trofimov had insisted on seeing Ranevskaya upon her return, and she is grief-stricken at the reminder of this tragedy. After Ranevskaya retires for the evening, Anya confesses to Varya that their mother is heavily in debt. They all go to bed with renewed hope that the estate will be saved and the cherry orchard preserved. Trofimov stares after the departing Anya and mutters "My sunshine, my spring" in adoration.
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In the warmth of the fire, and the glow of the Champagne, his kisses seemed headier than ever, and she had no idea what time it was when his deep, sexy voice told her that he loved her, and asked her to go to bed with him. She didn’t say anything. She only clung to him and nodded. She wanted him more than anything, and for once he couldn’t even make himself stop to wonder if she’d regret it.
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It was shocking. Another guy marched up to me in a London store and demanded to know if he was young enough to go to bed with me." The Christmas Day 1999 scenes in EastEnders involving Terry, Troy and Irene were described as "compelling viewing" by Merle Brown, critic for the Daily Record. She added, "All three played their parts excellently, especially Gavin Richards as Terry, who actually made you feel heartfelt sorrow for his usually despicable character.
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Somehow Shakuntala agrees when she counts it as a question of stability of her future and decides to marry Aniruddha. But a new crisis arises when detective officer Priyabrato Roy (Indraneil Sengupta) arrives in her life to exhume the black incidents from her past. She feels victimized and exploited by Priyobrata as he goes on revealing some bitter truths and dark secrets to her. We even see her to go to bed with Priyabrato to settle everything.
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After twelve years of deflowering, pimping and dicing, he returns to his mother's hometown. Although he does not recognize her, she knows him and sets out to prove wrong his last boast to her. She tricks him into believing that Herselot, her faithful servant, is a young virgin whom he could never convince to go to bed with him. Intent upon proving her incorrect, he sets out to triumph over the unconquerable and believes to have succeeded.
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He is willing to help (in exchange for a barrel), but is forbidden to go into Soviet-controlled territory, so Karl steals his boat. He later docks and encounters Clara, a middle-aged widow. She plies him with liquor, but he ends up too drunk to go to bed with her as she wants. (One of her worker tells him that he is the 13th man Clara has taken in.) Two German ex-soldiers show up and are put to work gardening.
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Ahead of the wedding he told his sister Lettice, Lady Goring, about this problem and they planned the excuse that she would tell everyone he had fallen down the stairs. However, Lettice told his secret to her husband George Goring, who told Henrietta Maria. The queen advised Feilding not to go to bed with her husband on her wedding night. Boyle soon realised that everyone at court knew about his health problems, and either fled to France or went into hiding in London.
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With this answer King Arthur wins Gromer's challenge, and much to his despair, the wedding of Gawain and Ragnelle goes ahead as planned. Later, the newlyweds retire to their bedroom. After brief hesitation, Gawain assents to treat his new bride as he would if she were desirable, and go to bed with her as a dutiful husband is expected to do. However, when he looks up, he is astonished to see not an ugly hag, but the most beautiful woman he has ever seen standing before him.
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"I'd rather go to bed with him than negotiate with him." Upon assuming his MGM post, Aubrey almost immediately cancelled production on two Julie Andrews pictures, She Loves Me and Say It With Music, the late 1960s fad for musicals having ended. He also clashed with David Lean, whose production of Ryan's Daughter was running over budget, in early 1970, attempting to cancel or at least scale down the film, but Lean held too much sway for Aubrey's actions to have any effect.Kevin Brownlow, David Lean: A Biography, pp. 570-571.
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One classic study of college students at Florida State University found that among 96 subjects chosen for attractiveness, approached on campus by opposite-sex confederates and asked if they wanted to "go to bed" with him/her, 75% of the men said yes while 0% percent of the women said yes.Clark, R.D., & Hatfield, E. (1989). "Gender differences in receptivity to sexual offers". Journal of Psychology & Human Sexuality, 2(1), 39–55. Evidence also indicates that, across cultures, men report a greater openness to casual sex,Schmitt, D.P. (2005).
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He was ready to write about spirits as well as wine." He told Smith that his private idea of paradise would be to lie on a chaise-longue reading paperback thrillers and being brought Guinness every hour by nubile girls. He wrote books about the makers of great wine, including Bollinger champagne, and Châteaux Lafite and Mouton Rothschild. To those who asked how a socialist could be a wine connoisseur he replied, "There is no more virtue in not minding what you eat and drink than in not minding whom you go to bed with.
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Clerk Saunders and may Margaret ("may" meaning maiden and being a title rather than a name) are walking in the garden. He persuades her to go to bed with him before their marriage, saying that he will let himself in and she can cover her eyes, so that she can swear that she did not let him in or see him. Her seven brothers catch them and argue over what to do, but the youngest kills him without a word, and Margaret finds him dead in the morning. They bury him.
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In 1967, she also started to make movies. In 1969, she gave an interview to the satirical newspaper O Pasquim during which she said: "It's possible to love one person and go to bed with another. It has happened to me." Due to statements like that and the many profanities (albeit replaced with asterisks) that she said during the interview, the article angered the military, and Alfredo Buzaid, Minister of Justice of President Emílio Garrastazu Médici's government, used it as a pretext to decree censorship to all newspapers and magazines in Brazil.
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Soon after she meets Ritsaart, a romantic pianist with whom she begins an affair. When he wants her to go to bed with him she sends him away but at night she can't control her sexual fantasies. During a passionate night with Ritsaart, Hedwig enjoys sex for the first time and intends to leave Gerard. He, filled with jealousy, plans to kill Ritsaart when he comes visiting, but their confrontation is interrupted when they note water running down the walls of the house: they run upstairs to find Hedwig in the bathroom with a slashed wrist.
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His longtime girlfriend, Marjorie West (Kay Francis), is dismayed, but after the party he assures her that, as usual, he will return to her once he exhausts his obsession with Barbara. He is only marrying Barbara because she would not go to bed with him otherwise. Rich orders two servants to watch Grant's bungalow on the estate, but Grant uses a cutout mounted on a record player to cast a moving shadow on the curtain to make it appear that he is pacing restlessly, and slips back to the main house. Meanwhile, Rich goes to Barbara's room.
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He wants to go to bed with her but she resists his advances, eventually allowing him, however, to take pictures of her in the nude. At this point in the film, things slow down considerably as Hana is no longer talking to Emil with the conflict between the two principals, grinding to a halt. Hana's former film co-star shows up at their apartment having just escaped from a death-transport (he never made it out of Czechoslovakia). Emil is horrified that Hana allows him to take a bath in the apartment and throws him out on the street.
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The truthful words he chose to say were that Grid was hideous, the hall was beautiful and so was the daughter. Grid said that since he preferred the daughter to her, he could go to bed with the girl. Illugi was surprised that she was not enjoying the act, and soon he found out why because Grid grabbed him by the hair, put a knife to his throat and said that she would kill him for seducing the girl. However, when Illugi showed no signs of fear, she asked him to go back to bed remarking that she had never met anyone less afraid of dying.
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As she has said, "After all, if you casually ask someone to go to bed with you and they refuse, you don't slip into a depression, commit suicide or homicide -- but around the world people suffer terribly from romantic rejection." Fisher also maintains that taking certain antidepressants can potentially dampen feelings of romantic love and attachment (as well as sex drive). From the brain scans of people who had just fallen madly in love, Fisher's 2004 book discusses differences between male and female brains. On average, men tended to show more activity in a brain region associated with the integration of visual stimuli, while women showed more activity in several brain regions linked with memory recall.
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This dismissal of female claims was made worse by the fact that women were also not considered full citizens at the time of Lanah Sawyer's rape. In her trial, Sawyer's female neighbor testified in defense of Lanah's character, corroborating the opinion that Sawyer would not willingly go to bed with a man prior to marriage, however the neighbor's testament was ignored due to the fact that she was a woman too, and could therefore not be trusted to have a sound legal opinion. It was argued that putting the life of a citizen in the hands of a woman was not proper, a statement that resonated with the male jury, allowing ultimately for Bedlow's acquittal.Sommerville, Diane Miller.
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Sanneh reported that Timberlake "exhales his clumsy pickup lines" with the lyrics "If I told you you were beautiful / Would you date me on the regular?". Murphy contemplated that the song is "ultimately ruined" by a "bizarre Crazy Frog-meets-Laughing-Policeman underlay". Emily Vaughan of North by Northwestern commented that Timberlake claims to have gone around the world twice in "My Love" and "Damn Girl" and that he is also "running out of creative ways to say he would like you to go to bed with him". Vaughan, however, was positive towards "My Love", stating that the song, along with "What Goes Around ... / ... Comes Around", sounded considerably different from the rest of the album.
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Teraura, the wife of Ned Young, beheaded Tetahiti while he slept. Quintal killed Minarii in a violent fight.The True story of the Mutiny on the Bounty by Rutter Owen tells an alternative version of the deaths of the four Polynesian men after the massacre:after Young's wife played on the fife for Temua, Manale grew jealus of Temua singing to her and shot Temua dead. He then went up in the hills to Qunintal and McKoy; they received a letter from Young and Adams telling them to kill Manale which they did; Young, his wife and Browns widow put an end to Hitihiti and Nehou; Brown widow was to go to bed with Hitihiti but warned not to put her arm around his neck.
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Several young, aimless WWII veterans and Frank's daughter Dawn's boyfriend, Wally Dennis, an aspiring writer himself, hang around Dave and Bama in Parkman's bars. When Dawn marries another boy in town, Wally enlists in the Army after attending their wedding, even though he had been working with Gwen on his own novel. Three girls who work at the town brassiere plant, Rosalie, Mildred, and Ginnie, also hang around the local bars and are sexually available to Dave and his group of friends. Over the next year, while unsuccessfully trying to pursue a romance with Gwen (they have a meaningful connection but do not sleep together), Dave starts regularly sleeping with Ginnie, who is the least attractive of the trio, but easiest to persuade to go to bed with.
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In 1921, during a fight with tough light heavyweight Kid Norfolk (real name William Ward), he was thumbed in the right eye and is believed to have suffered a retinal tear, which would eventually lead to permanent blindness. Greb fought on admirably, winning via ten-round newspaper decision and finally getting a shot at the middleweight title. It is commonly believed that Greb completely lost sight in the eye after his fifth bout with Bob Roper, taking almost two months to recover and being seen in a hospital with patches over both eyes. Incredibly, he kept the injury a secret from all but his wife and closest friends, fooling physicians during pre-fight physicals by memorizing the order of the letters on the eye chart (Greb would later lose some vision in his good eye and his gradual loss of sight led him to always go to bed with the light on).
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He accordingly took up the tenancy in the summer of 1807 with the intention of moving in some time during the autumn, though in the event this was delayed until the end of May 1808. "We already feel the comfort of having each a room of our own", wrote his sister Dorothy Wordsworth in June, but as the year drew on the Wordsworths began to change their minds as they realized that on windy days the various chimneys smoked appallingly. Dorothy called the house "literally not habitable", and complained that "dishes are washed, and no sooner set in the pantry then they are covered with smoke". On one stormy day, she wrote, "we could have no fire but in my Brother's Study – and that chimney smoked so much that we were obliged to go to bed with the Baby in the middle of the day to keep it warm, and I, with a candle in my hand, stumbled over a chair, unable to see it".
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For instance Elizabeth Singer Rowe's Friendship in Death: In Twenty Letters from the Dead to the Living, published in 1728, had 27 editions printed by 1760. This popularity, as Parisot says, "confirms the fashionable mid-century taste for mournful piety." Thomas Gray, who found inspiration in a churchyard, claimed to have a naturally melancholy spirit, writing in a letter that "low spirits are my true and faithful companions; they get up with me, go to bed with me; make journeys and returns as I do; nay, and pay visits, and will even affect to be jocose, and force a feeble laugh with me; but most commonly we sit alone together, and are the prettiest insipid company in the world". The works of the Graveyard School continued to be popular into the early 19th century and were instrumental in the development of the Gothic novel, contributing to the dark, mysterious mood and story lines that characterize the genre — Graveyard School writers focused their writings on the lives of ordinary and unidentified characters.
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