We wanted to do a more seductive, more charming choice.
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We need something slow, something sultry, something a bit more seductive.
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As society ages, the promise of eternal youth becomes all the more seductive.
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Hope is much more seductive than a shrugging acceptance of the human condition.
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Venus being in your sign will make you even more seductive than you already are!
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So the US and North Korea will continue releasing their home movies, some more seductive than others.
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And after watching them, nothing seems more seductive than the crunch of metal or Jennifer Tilly's purr.
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However, after being translated by the dressers of 2016, the '90s have come out way more seductive.
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Another Permian veteran, Scott Sheffield, chief executive of Midland-based Pioneer Natural Resources, tells a more seductive story.
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Ssam Bar has similar seating, but the lighting is more seductive and the noise level is less throttling.
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They were test cases for new ways of living, all the more seductive because they weren't fully realized.
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But playing with Tegan, I knew it was bigger and better and more special and more seductive to people.
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This is a song we have heard before and and it is no more seductive now than it has ever been.
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A hot library quickie from Piper and Alex, the OG OITNB couple, and a sweeter, more seductive one between Poussey and Soso.
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"That, for a young person, is much more seductive than a conservative agenda," said Facundo Nejamkis, director of polling firm Opina Argentina.
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"That, for a young person, is much more seductive than a conservative agenda," said Facundo Nejamkis, director of polling firm Opina Argentina.
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That you're able to watch her call the shots in her own life is much more seductive than sex, or love, or both.
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Also I think the black version makes the heart have more a physiological look and makes the surface of the heart more seductive.
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She also says a hot bath can both prep your body for sleep and make the whole thing feel a bit more seductive.
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Underneath were layers of custard and hairy crab, a seasonal freshwater treat from China whose taste is a lot more seductive than its name.
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Jordan has swagger to spare, with those rolling shoulders, but there's a breath of charm, too, all the more seductive in the overblown atmosphere of Marvel.
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The track sees Gallant trading the mercurial, often wrenching vocals of his debut for a more seductive delivery that would feel restrained if it weren't so damn smooth.
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What they build up to is even more seductive than anything that led up to it — a moment of breathtaking romanticism that's as intoxicating as it is unexpected.
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Whereas "Bad Liar" — and its '70s-themed music video featuring multiple Selenas in a bizarre love triangle — had a playful, flirtatious vibe, "Fetish" is more seductive and slowed down.
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Amer's exhibition at Cheim & Read, featuring images of nude female figures made all the more seductive by her choice of materials, is an iron fist in a velvet glove.
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But as evident in his relatively early painting of flowers and fruit, like "Still Life: Engagement" (1869), Fantin-Latour replaces mere science-based, objective realism with something more seductive.
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And, as you may have guessed from the name of the showrunner and the setting, it will be a French series, which makes it all the more seductive and mysterious.
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One artist in particular, Lucas Cranach the Elder, painted more than eight versions of Judith; not coincidentally, he focused on her clothing, progressively painting it to be more seductive and revealing.
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While he did decide to take a break from sharing further fruit-inspired news, Blandino offered up a sneak peek to one upcoming launch that's a bit more seductive: black lace highlighters.
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Young Eric's first scoop of caviar, so rich and salty, is all the more seductive for the winking nods to its aphrodisiac powers made by the men who introduce him to it.
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When such a person has access to a semi-automatic weapon, which can hold 100 rounds of ammunition and discharge them in under a minute, it is grievous—and hence, lamentably, more seductive.
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And, she added, real diamonds have a distinctive appeal: "They've been growing in the earth for billions of years," a quality more seductive than being created yesterday in a test tube, she said.
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"Soul (HDY 0413)" (ink on washi, 2013) may be the most luxurious doughnut ever to have emerged from the unknowable ether (or else it's one of the universe's more seductive, all-consuming black holes).
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Fans of Metro Area will recognize the nu-disco instrumentation, but the flash has given way to something more seductive here, with Jesrani and Kane coating their percussion with layers of reverb and slight delay.
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Still, what's more seductive than the idea that we can change our setpoint: the number on the scale, give or take 10 or 15 pounds, that our body seems to return to again and again?
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What could be more seductive to a certain kind of teenager waiting for that first spark to ignite the comforting delusion that it's just you, standing alone in this infinite universe, feeling this morose and lonely.
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Deploying an infectious format of short sermons and dynamic, ear-wormy music, Lentz's message may be the same as your regular fire-and-brimstone bible thumper, but his social media clout makes his message infinitely more seductive.
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So Newcomb took the JavaScript rendering engine and finally gave it a purpose: to make landing pages for advertisers that don't require a daunting download like native apps, but are more seductive and functional that mobile sites.
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Among its more seductive enticements, the 9-bedroom Italian chalet features a Turkish bath and multi-sensory showers as well as a climbing boulder - just in case the surrounding Dolomite mountain range doesn't offer sufficient scope for burning calories.
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In these uncertain times, when the very planet we inhabit is on fire, when our collective assumptions regarding gender are no longer fixed but suddenly profoundly fluid, the appeal of masking our ambivalence is perhaps more seductive than ever.
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Sure, it could very well be the crisp autumn temps, but we'd also bet that it has something to do with the fact that it's officially Scorpio season, that time of year when everyone feels a little more seductive, secretive, and, well, cool.
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Unlike Cirque du Soleil, which is making its Broadway premiere across the river, Bianco feels more like an underground concert than a sleek spectacle, with a live band, standing-only room, and one of the more seductive tightrope-walking acts to take the New York stage.
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It's paced with the precision of a metronome, it's shot and edited like a daylight-hours horror movie, it's a more seductive scene portrait than Almost Famous or Annie Hall, and it has at least four career-high cast performances (Andrew Garfield, the quietly Oscar-snubbed!).
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He finds a great deal throughout "The King," which finally proves more seductive than persuasive, particularly as Presley and Mr. Jarecki approach the finish and the screen turns into an imagistic, intellectual blur: Elvis falling, the twin towers burning, candidates rallying and Barney the purple dinosaur waving.
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What in the World There is perhaps no lost-treasure mystery more seductive than that of the priceless Amber Room of Peter the Great, which disappeared in the chaotic closing hours of World War II. Now Bartlomiej Plebanczyk, an unassuming historian and museum director in northeastern Poland, believes he has found it.
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The hipster grifter, fraudulent socialite Anna Delvey, the fake Saudi prince, Fyre Festival (and maybe, if you squint, even college admissions fraud) — they all have one thing in common: A sexy, alluring cast to the con that makes the feeding off the (metaphorical) blood of the conned even more seductive to those of us sitting on the outside, munching popcorn as our eyes widen.
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MIT Press. are driving Multimedia Studies research to consider ways of becoming more seductive and able to take account of the different needs of users.
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Laura Bassi and Science in 18th Century Europe: The Extraordinary Life and Role of Italy's Pioneering Female Professor. 1st ed. N.p.: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, n.d. Print. Augustine in particular understood women as having souls that were 'naturally more seductive', and emphasized their 'powerful inborn potential to corrupt'.
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W. saharae is said to have healing properties due to the essential oils it contains. An infusion of the dried leaves is used against arthritis and epilepsy. Local healers use it to cure uterus infections. Local women use the plant as a perfume and "believe that the supernatural powers attributed to the plant make them more seductive".
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Even so, she offers herself to him but he rejects her, saying that the journey he is about to undergo is far more seductive. Pondering man's eternal quest for knowledge and exploration, he is transported up to the stars. The libretto is published as part of Trying to Find Chinatown: The Selected Plays of David Henry Hwang by Theatre Communications Group.
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Clothes, like art, music and architecture, are a reflection of the time in which they are created. Yet in comparison – particularly with that other design discipline that accommodates the body, architecture – fashion trails way behind". The trio of editors-in-chief (Casiraghi, Neidzielski, and Von Guttman) characterized their project as an attempt to make environmentalism more "seductive" and, therefore, appealing. Casiraghi said: "A manifesto is different from a magazine.
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Deliberately or not, Browne competed with the better-known female impersonator Julian Eltinge. Some audiences and theater managers found his act more seductive and therefore more unsettling than Eltinge. Browne's Broadway production Miss Jack opened in September 1911 at the Herald Square Theater, exactly one week before Eltinge's more successful The Fascinating Widow. Browne's only film appearance is the 1919 Mack Sennett production Yankee Doodle in Berlin, Sennett's highest-budget film up to that point, and a bit of World War I propaganda.
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Larry Flick from Billboard described the song as a "far more seductive tone of this jeep-pop confection" than her earlier hit single, "Do You Know (What It Takes)". He noted that Robyn "proves her capability to handle a meaty tune with a respectable degree of soul. She tweaks the song's ear-grabbing chorus and muscular bassline with subtle improvisations and an assertive edge that impresses." CantStopThePop stated that on the song "she’s dropping her guard and committing herself to a teen-pop romance".
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" Writing Minogue's biography for her special on Australian music video program Rage, they stated: "While in the past, her material had always been high energy, 'Word Is Out' showcased a far more seductive side to Kylie that many had suspected was there." In another hand, Nick Griffiths from Select called it one of the "odd songs" in the album. Sophie Lawrence reviewed it for Smash Hits, writing, "Sounds like Madonna's La Isla Bonita a bit, doesn't it? She's just been brilliant ever since Better The Devil You Know.
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Soon, Rion learns that she made a contract with her adopted father, who was part of a clan of Devils that cannot bear children, injecting Devil DNA into her bloodstream. The devil part of her, goes to sleep within Rion until her sixteenth birthday draws near. Rion's other persona is more seductive and aggressive than the real Rion, along with her cat-slits eyes. After Tenshi lashed out at her, thinking that he was stuck in his child form because of her, Rion went to confront her father.
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On April 10, 2014, Grande asked her fans to choose between two new possible images to be used for the single's artwork release. After the votes were tallied, she revealed the winning cover artwork through her Instagram account the next day with the hashtag #10daystilproblem, and revealed that Iggy Azalea would be assisting her on the track. The winning image, the more seductive image of the pair, shows Grande leaning back in a foldout chair, dressed in a black camisole, white thigh-highs, and metal-tipped stilettos. Grande is also shown flipping through her hair while looking directly into the camera.
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Edward eventually admits that he is a vampire, though his family have what they call a "vegetarian" diet-only hunting animals. Edward constantly warns Bella against being with him, perceiving her life to be at constant risk because her blood's scent is more seductive to him than any other human he has ever met. Bella's love and confidence in Edward's restraint is such that his warnings go unheeded, While playing baseball with the Cullen family, she becomes the target of a sadistic vampire, James. Edward saves Bella from James' predation, though Edward is still unwilling to change Bella into a vampire himself.
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Marx developed this from the first agrarian enclosure of land, where works were separated from the land in order to force workers to regain access to be contractually regulated. The model of digital enclosures is necessary to understanding new information commodities being valuable resources in the new era of digital capitalism. The private ownership of such enclosures aims to separate users from the means of interaction, transaction, communication, and expression, much like the farmer's separation from the land some centuries before. Andrejevic suggests that this new form of separation is even more seductive as it provides real benefits to the users.
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The indigenous culture of Brazil was shamed as the African Americans were in the country of America, and both were used to convey the identities in films by people who were not of such color. At the end of World War One, silent Brazilian cinema moved to the growing expansion of women and their social class, mainly the middle, and shows their modernization and diversification. Hollywood influenced the idea of women becoming more seductive in Brazilian cinema as well with new types of hairstyles, smoking cigarettes, and looking “exotic”, in terms of appearance. Hollywood films were also extremely popular during this time, accounting for as much as 85 percent of film material being exhibited on Brazilian screens in 1928.
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The gameplay in Tokimeki Memorial focuses on scheduling, dating, and stat-building. The player must organize his or her time between asking out members of the opposite sex and developing his or her abilities at school and sport (with the long-term goal of becoming more seductive, not out of any intrinsic value). Dates are frequent but very brief, with usually only one multiple-choice question to determine whether your partner's love meter will increase or decrease. One playthrough lasts for a fixed period of three years of high school (on the order of 5–10 hours of play), at the end of which the character with the highest love meter confesses their love.
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Detroit Free Press music critic Mark Stryker concluded: "Though indispensable, I think the score is too sketchy to rank in the top echelon among Ellington-Strayhorn masterpiece suites like Such Sweet Thunder and The Far East Suite, but its most inspired moments are their equal." The score employs a "handful of themes, endlessly recombined and re-orchestrated. Ellington never wrote a melody more seductive than the hip-swaying "Flirtibird", featuring the "irresistibly salacious tremor" by Johnny Hodges on the alto saxophone." A stalking back-beat barely contains the simmering violence of the main title music" The score is heavily dipped in "the scent of the blues and Ellington's orchestra bursts with color.
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Urban Cinefile's Louise Keller described the character's voice as "mid European ... complicated by an Asian touch". Although Bird's performance is considerably broad, he avoids allowing Edna to become too much of a caricature in order to maintain the illusion that she is one of the film's smartest characters. In the Italian and French-language versions of the film, Bird's comic accent is replaced by that of French-Italian entertainer Amanda Lear, who offers a more seductive, "biting" interpretation. Lear said that dubbing Edna's voice was not an easy process, but accepted the job after being offered the role upon seeing the film at the Cannes Film Festival in order to fulfill her dream of having always wanted to voice a Disney character.
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Nick Griffiths from Select hailed it "easily her best album" because of the improved production, but still viewed it as a "false tease" rather than "full-fledged sex", claiming her music "is still for virgins, even if they now read The Face." In a review for the 2015 reissue of Let's Get to It, Joe Sweeney from PopMatters said that despite Minogue's "confident" songwriting contribution, the album sounds "awkward" and "more dated by half than Rhythm of Love". Australian programme Rage found that Minogue sounded matured and had been successful in showcasing "a far more seductive side... that many had suspected was there". The programme was also keen on the inclusion of "richly beautiful ballads" like "If You Were With Me Now".
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Egypt was a critical success among Western music critics, who appreciated its bridging of cultures and authentic religious commitment. Writing for The Observer, Charlie Gillett called this a "devotional album" and "one of Youssou's best-ever records", praising its "honed precision and focused concentration". Writing for the BBC, Jon Lusk warned that some fans of N'Dour may not appreciate the departure from his previous upbeat and rhythmic music, but called the album "a breath of fresh air", because "the consistency of tone and mood --generally one of reverent but restrained ecstasy -- is very welcome." Robert Christgau wrote that the musical fusion on Egypt is "smarter, lovelier, and more seductive" than N'Dour's previous work, and that the singing is characterized by "sweetness, precision, and delicacy".
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'", Bob Waliszewski from Plugged In gave the album a mixed review, he felt that on the album Aaliyah had positive things to say but the message got lost in certain songs that are suggestive, in his opinion the " Sexually suggestive lyrics spoil whatever good this disc has going for it". In a retrospective review, Slant Magazine said One in a Million was "undoubtedly one of the most influential R&B; albums of the '90s," and credited it for establishing "Aaliyah and the Timbo family as undeniable hip-hop forces." Allmusic viewed it as a significant improvement over her debut album with "greater variety of material" and producers, and called Aaliyah's voice "smoother, more seductive, and stronger than before". According to Jon Caramanica from Spin "One In A Million found Aaliyah at the nexus of street savvy R&B; and elegant pop.
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SSX received generally positive reviews from critics, with a Metacritic score of 82 and 81 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions respectively, signifying "generally favorable reviews". IGN gave SSX a score of 9/10 in their review, stating "SSX is the video game this generation has been missing." Reviews praised the new entry for the motivation behind its development; Eurogamer stated that "few series have enjoyed such an assured and enjoyable update in the current generation of consoles", noting it was far from being "a weary evolution", while IGN remarked that "this is what happens when you don't just put the game out every year". However, Edge gave the game a 5/10, stating that SSX "has found a worthy infrastructure to establish an online community, but this same approach has found the brand veering away from some of the fun...of yesteryear, leaving its more seductive silly side out in the cold." In 2014, VGU said that fans were displeased with the game for its lack of multiplayer.Top 5 Games That Should Have Sold More Written by Sean Humphreys, September 21st, 2014 According to EA's Labels President Frank Gibeau, SSX was a better success than EA's first-person shooter Syndicate which the company was expecting to perform successfully.
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