These pleasures (beautiful people, sunlight, historical voyeurism) might sound superficial, but they are pleasures anyway.
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In this room, the pleasures of sex get mixed up with the pleasures of power.
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This has always been a show built on surface pleasures, and those surface pleasures are real and palpable.
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But this kind of behaviour is better termed debauchery -- extreme indulgence in bodily pleasures and especially sexual pleasures -- rather than hedonism.
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"There's lots of exciting language about exciting, dangerous pleasures, but there's very little language about most of the ordinary pleasures," Phillips said.
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The Joy Division Museum Digital Maps Inspired By Joy Division's "Unknown Pleasures" Cover The Story Behind Joy Division's Iconic Unknown Pleasures Album Cover
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Occupied Pleasures straddles passive and active meanings: to be occupied under Israel, and to occupy oneself, joyfully and defiantly, in pastime and simple pleasures.
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Even so, the Metal Gear Solid series delivered certain incredible pleasures that no other video games have — pleasures that are difficult to isolate or define.
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Some people are willing to take medical risks for the pleasures of mountaineering; some people are willing to take medical risks for the pleasures of eating.
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On the release of the author's book about the pleasures of reading, we asked his acolytes to reflect on the pleasures of reading White's own work.
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Spectacle in museums is here to stay, but the best pleasures are adult pleasures, the ones that make demands on us and might even leave us improved.
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At the other end, there is the purposeless waste of time, the dumb stuff that makes my brain tired, the guilty pleasures that aren't really pleasures at all.
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The idea is that if we can successfully deny ourselves the pleasures of this world, we'll be first in line to enjoy the pleasures of the next world, forever.
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" By contrast, Constant wrote, "the aim of the moderns is the enjoyment of security in private pleasures, and they call liberty the guarantees accorded by institutions to those pleasures.
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Other arts — music, painting — produce more abstract pleasures.
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My palate in the year previous was uneven, where disaster movies like Deep Impact and the Razzie-nominated Armageddon became personal pleasures before I had a clue they were "guilty" pleasures.
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Let's start with the neuroscientific analogy: that the areas in the brain associated with the pleasures of drug use are the same as those associated with the pleasures of playing video games.
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But that doesn't undercut the pleasures of the journey itself, and Tully is able to craft a hypnotic film that offers its own unique pleasures, even where some of its inspirations are apparent.
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Simple pleasures to be sure; but what's wrong with that?
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The show never wants to forget its pure genre pleasures.
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She wanted to feel life's pleasures, its pains as well.
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After 33 years on the air, the pleasures of Jeopardy!
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It was never theirs, of course, but its pleasures were.
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My father has always enjoyed the simple pleasures of life.
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And its grandiosity undermines the ragged pleasures of the genre.
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The original, with its many pleasures and many, many pains.
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The Clinton campaign hack has mainly given us insubstantial pleasures.
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There is some pointed satire beneath the guilty pleasures, too.
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Their world of simple pleasures turned into hell and nonsense.
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Can aesthetic pleasures have ethical payoffs, imparting lessons for life?
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And that the pleasures of those roles are still palpable.
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She's a relentless optimist, alert to the pleasures of life.
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But I've never really understood what those pleasures will be.
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What inspired the Pleasures: The Meals of an Album cookbook?
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One of the pleasures of this book is Roy's prose.
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And the pleasures of "First Cow" are deep and substantial.
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Three of the other shorts are not without their pleasures.
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There are plenty of pleasures within this hermetic environment, though.
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Simple pleasures are part of the Log Cabin scent allure.
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There are pleasures and intellectual provocations to be had here.
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Time to explore the cruise ship's pleasures: spa, pool, gym.
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Where are our simple pleasures now, it asks without asking?
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Such stray pleasures are typical of this often frustrating book.
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Indulge in your guilty pleasures to help balance the mood.
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The duo have enough command of pop-writing and depth of influence that they could easily skate by on surface pleasures (and those pleasures are for sure there) but they opt for an odder proposition.
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"Fast food is def one of my guilty pleasures," she says.
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La La isn't revolutionary — it has its share of retro pleasures.
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"Fast food is def one of my guilty pleasures," she writes.
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This is a return to the pleasures of the first season.
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Any guilty listening pleasures that people might not expect of you?
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None of this is to obscure from its very real pleasures.
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It's a game afraid to dirty itself with traditional gaming pleasures.
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Every now and then it's alright to indulge in guilty pleasures.
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Khloé Kardashian has her guilty TV pleasures just like anyone else.
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To be fair, there are some pleasures to be found here.
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It studiedly resists the narrative pleasures and intellectual shortcuts of biography.
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Together you can enjoy the pleasures of food, wine, and clothes.
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Like many of us, she wanted different pleasures from different novelists.
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The film is so sluggishly paced that even its pleasures—those
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I think food is one of the greatest pleasures in life.
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Neither breaks new ground, but each affirms the pleasures of consistency.
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But it boasts substantial pleasures, largely on account of the performers.
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Drinking on the beach is one of life's most basic pleasures.
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"I'm a man who's known for his pleasures," Mr. Jolley said.
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Ineffably silly animal jokes remain one of the show's chief pleasures.
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Who is this stern-faced man in this house of pleasures?
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The high-concept songs mingle the perils and pleasures of technology.
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We know the pleasures of pausing and observation in my country.
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Side door books take more interpretive work, but yield special pleasures.
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Both were fearless explorers who pursued life's pleasures to the fullest.
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Momentary pleasures lead to lasting regrets; trivial interactions can seem cataclysmic.
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Is there anything stranger than discovering the pleasures of not feeling?
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Popping bubble wrap really is one of the world's simplest pleasures.
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Her collection "Occupied Pleasures" features this photo, along with eight others.
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The pleasures of the heist genre are always procedural and specific.
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Beyond the noodles, the menu is more approximate in its pleasures.
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Exposing cads is just one of the pleasures of Below Deck.
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And he was instantly hooked on the pleasures of aged whisky.
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PAPER PLEASURES We always stop by Greenlight Bookstore on Fulton Street.
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"Wonder Park" thrives when it emphasizes the practical pleasures of creativity.
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They are about the pleasures of focusing, and not being distracted.
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Songs that consist entirely of shifting surface pleasures are delightful things.
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The 2016 awards offered both the pleasures and pitfalls of live performance.
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In summer, let the heat slow you down and savor simple pleasures.
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There are few guilty pleasures more popular — or maligned — than reality television.
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Don't limit yourself to enjoying the pleasures of summer fruit in desserts.
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His Dark Materials, in fact, insists on the pleasures of the body.
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So many of this season's simple pleasures revolve around the Christmas tree.
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Elderly woman Silke said it was simple pleasures that made her happy.
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"Enjoying food – all types – is one of life's simplest pleasures," she says.
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A man lubes up the cyberskin and pleasures himself with the toy.
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We all have our guilty pleasures, especially when it comes to movies.
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Without stinting on traditional Ellroy pleasures, it contains more hope and consolation.
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By paring down our needs, we can learn to appreciate simpler pleasures.
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And among the pleasures it betokened was the sweet taste of revenge.
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And although they watch their diet carefully, they do have guilty pleasures.
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The pieces evoke the simple pleasures of summer, emphasizing the natural elements.
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Eating food while stupendously blazed is surely one of life's simple pleasures.
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"Because life is too short to give up those simple little pleasures."
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So, what are the indulgences and guilty pleasures on Wall Street today?
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We talk a lot about guilty pleasures and "trashcan eclairs" on Waypoint.
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The pleasures they offer are real, something to hold onto and remember.
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Most amount to a personal choice between immediate pleasures and lasting ones.
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William (Jimmi Simpson) also changes, finally enjoying the pleasures of the park.
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Now the pleasures of evolving chapters are migrating away from the movies.
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This isn't to say that "The Romanoffs" offers no pleasures; it does.
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What a delightful evocation of the pleasures of reading the written word.
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Shacochis evokes the pains and pleasures of the trek with lyrical prose.
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Room's great pleasures is watching the combatants on both sides of this
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Still, even in this non-ideal manifestation, synchronized swimming offers many pleasures.
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Hardly. Too many dictates about wine interfere with the pleasures it brings.
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Still, Bejar's latest album, January's "Have We Met," isn't without its pleasures.
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As a result, Scorpios are eager to learn more about untapped pleasures.
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Dear Joe, Among serial entertainment pursuits, binge-reading has distinct, immersive pleasures.
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One of the pleasures of growing older is the shedding of ambition.
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But there are enough pleasures around its edges to keep me watching.
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New York Times food critics and writers assess the season's peak pleasures.
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Plimpton explores the pleasures of literally moving men out of the way.
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Despite its serious concerns, "The Winter Soldier" brims with improbable narrative pleasures.
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It's a feeling of cohesion and shared discovery, surprises and simple pleasures.
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Yet deeper summertime literary pleasures, too, are one of life's great joys.
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Mr. Cooper's "7 pleasures" is a touchstone for his own birding passion.
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One of the books' great pleasures is following Reacher's turns of thought.
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These invitations to private pleasures were adorned with invocations of British identity.
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Does the attention it receives overshadow the pleasures of other artistic treasures?
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Her writing offers the iron-rich pleasures of voice instead of style.
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She's seen trouble, she sings, but the song promises momentary pleasures first.
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And the NYT Magazine's Letter of Recommendation extols the pleasures of AliExpress.
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Individually, the plays have their pleasures, with "Dracula" the more (sorry!) toothsome.
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But Promising Young Woman isn't satisfied with the simple pleasures of revenge.
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He renounces earthly and domestic pleasures and throws himself into his craft.
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One of the pleasures of fashion is the illusion that it's effortless.
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The pleasures of swimming in a place can be everyday, routine, familiar.
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This book also offers, at times, the easygoing pleasures of Kingsolver's voice.
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Deliberately inept painting, a visual form of camp, certainly has its pleasures.
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We were otherwise preoccupied with the pleasures and challenges of everyday life.
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For all its pleasures, drinking in planes has always been fairly utilitarian.
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"Unforbidden Pleasures" is a collection of essays loosely linked by a diaphanous thread of a theme: the idea that forbidden pleasures — taboos and prohibitions and shameful desires — tend to obscure the meaningfulness to our lives of unforbidden ones.
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But dig beyond those surface-level pleasures, and there's not enough there there.
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Simple pleasures are hard to come by, I get it and I'm sorry.
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Motörhead's MO is at the very heart of Grave Pleasures' DNA, after all.
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People think of [them] as guilty pleasures, and I think that is unfair.
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But Moodymann—true to his mandate—pushes the straightforward pleasures into stranger territory.
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As a young working mother, I frequently fantasize about the pleasures of retirement.
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But in 2015, readers no longer welcomed such pleasures with universally open arms.
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So how does it make us feel Gilead's horror and Gilead's pleasures simultaneously?
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He pleasures himself in the shower after his confrontation, presumably dreaming of Alexis.
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But if there's anything that The Power isn't interested in, it's easy pleasures.
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Watching TV while smoking weed used to be one of my greatest pleasures.
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This perceptual conundrum is just one of the many pleasures of York's work.
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But there are some pleasures to be found thanks to Archie's own stupidity.
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This puts it well outside Epicurus' idea of moderate pleasures and self-control.
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It's important to indulge in ancient pleasures of blanket massages from your servant.
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The painter Duncan Hannah was musing the other day about life's simple pleasures.
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Sometimes the pleasures of food aren't packed in remarkable tastes, but in textures.
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But despite his worldwide acclaim, Embiid sometimes misses the little pleasures of home.
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Grave Pleasures' new record Motherblood is out September 29 on Century Media Records.
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Do our guilty pleasures more truthfully define us than our Top 10 lists?
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A bountiful life, driven by simple pleasures of family and by big dreams.
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The prevailing mood tends toward the puritanical, with the viewer's pleasures carefully monitored.
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Answering hecklers is one of the great pleasures for a stand-up performer.
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But far more important are the pleasures when the fine points do align.
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In my estimation, I would get both urban pleasures and that resort feeling.
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This generation of teens, then, is delaying the responsibilities and pleasures of adulthood.
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Captain Fantastic is full of lovely reminders about the pleasures of living simply.
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But hey, everyone has some guilty pleasures in there (looking at you, Beliebers).
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But the pleasures of Hemmings's levity and wisdom more than sustain the reader.
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There are certain pleasures we'll never share, like eating cold pizza for breakfast.
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But what about the things that gave pleasure from before, the aesthetic pleasures?
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The joys of one cannot be understood without the pleasures of the other.
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If that's true, then why do guilty pleasures get such a bad rap?
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Simple pleasures, friend—just a few beers, a frozen pizza, and a spliff.
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These tiny pleasures were things that kept me sane at 3:30 a.m.
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These tiny pleasures were things that kept me sane at 3:30 a.m.
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For the time being, I remain earthbound, but that has its pleasures too.
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Getting carried away while looking at art is one of its central pleasures.
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To be promised unknown pleasures but receive so much commonplace tedium is disappointing.
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What can you do to reconnect to the pleasures of your own body?
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From dawn to sunset, observant Muslims give up food, water and bodily pleasures.
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The terrain may be restrictive, but hanging out with Walker offers limitless pleasures.
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Yet a steady diet of fabulousness can leave one aching for mundane pleasures.
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There was nothing campy or insincere about the pleasures of old Los Angeles.
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But for her, being an adult did not mean giving up her pleasures.
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By definition, comfort foods are rich and creamy, or evocative of childhood pleasures.
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Here there is no mistaking mankind's overpowering yearning for carnal and sensuous pleasures.
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The goal is to vaguely simulate non-secular pleasures for the Tim Tebowdemographic.
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"We are the guiltless pleasures of the lonely human being," says Gigolo Joe.
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She's crafted a synthpop record whose obvious pleasures don't obscure the attenuated ones.
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His corrective strategy actively diminishes the alleviating pleasures he previously included (the pleasures of aural wholeness and an untampered sound, no matter what sound) while doing nothing to scratch the root itch (namely, the sound itself) or alter the original code.
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WALKING BACKWARDS Poems, 1966-2016 By John Koethe Like Orr, Koethe stands at a slight distance from the small pleasures that await us daily, but like other older poets — Auden, Merwin, Jack Gilbert — he amps those pleasures into deep significance.
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Then again, watching smart people make dumb choices is one of cinema's deepest pleasures.
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In discussing the pleasures and pains of our daily lives, we constructed reality together.
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Unfollowing, I would argue, is one of the great pleasures left on the internet.
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Rodriguez relishes simple pleasures: walking alone to a nighttime party; finding soap at pharmacies.
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It was a great way for me to indulge in all those guilty pleasures.
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Love means never having to say you're sorry — for your guilty pleasures, at least.
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"La La Land", the favourite to win this year, offers the same insular pleasures.
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Sex is one of the great pleasures in life and it keeps you connected.
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If I believed in guilty pleasures, The Bachelor would be mine, but I don't!
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Take note: Enjoying life's pleasures does not always mean spending a lot of cash.
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Its pleasures are topographic; they demand close attention over multiple visits of extended duration.
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Despite the fighting, they try to hang on to the pleasures of normal life.
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It's clear he thinks their obsession with carnal pleasures is basic, and I agree.
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They are a distraction from the real pleasures and challenges of moviegoing and -making.
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Lean to swap out your favorite guilty pleasures with healthier and more delicious choices!
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As far as simple pleasures go, leaping into a ball pit ranks pretty highly.
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"Fast food is def one of my guilty pleasures," she admits on her app.
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"That man is richest whose pleasures are the cheapest," Thoreau wrote in his journal.
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But that doesn't mean that they can't enjoy the simple pleasures in life, too.
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It's the basics that are missing: courtesy, conversation, being bored, and appreciating simple pleasures.
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Noisey: Last time you spoke to Noisey, Beastmilk had just transitioned into Grave Pleasures.
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Grave Pleasures is the band I always wanted to create when I founded Beastmilk.
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Seeking and maximising these kinds of pleasures can boost our health and well-being.
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But it is the pain, not the stolen pleasures, that persists in public memory.
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For one thing, I was depriving myself of the pleasures of my mother's cooking.
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It all depends on how hard you're willing to work to justify its pleasures.
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It's also about threats to the female body, pleasures that can be withdrawn, judged.
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How good the everyday was, the ordinary, with its lesser tribulations and simple pleasures.
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Ignore the clichés and underdeveloped characters, though, and there are plenty of substitute pleasures.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Strolling along elegant boulevards is one of the pleasures of visiting Paris.
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These Sirens no longer symbolized the spirit, but rather, the pleasures of the flesh.
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If you've ever enjoyed the pleasures of sesame tang yuan, you're in great luck.
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He sings in German, usually about carnal pleasures or the sweet release of death.
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That's one of the pleasures of a repertory company on such a vast scale.
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So does her latest, which offers many of the pleasures of those earlier works.
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On the Fifth of July, you take your pleasures as you happen upon them.
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One by one the previewers revealed the steamy, guilty pleasures of their literary pasts.
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What do you imagine are the pleasures and rewards for their types of performances?
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The best Zeffirelli shows are in this tradition, and certainly provide gasp-inducing pleasures.
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In the Next Tribe interview, she mentioned one of the pleasures of being older.
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Samuel C. FlormanNew YorkThe writer is the author of "The Existential Pleasures of Engineering."
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Those could be random selections from the long list of unavailable pleasures right now.
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Why should meat eaters have a corner on the pleasures of a protein patty?
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For readers with the stomach for it, the book is full of squirmy pleasures.
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Strolling the boardwalk as the sun sets is one of Atlantic City's great pleasures.
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But it is tougher and more analytical, with real challenges embedded in its pleasures.
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Instead, she champions the miscellaneous delights, the quiet quotidian pleasures, of cooking without rules.
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One writer considers wagashi, Japanese tea-ceremony treats, as bittersweet pleasures for stressful times.
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Along with its horrors, "My Absolute Darling" is also a book of nostalgic pleasures.
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I found the pleasures of the Big Mac to be equally hollow and fleeting.
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The novel's few difficulties are in some ways the flip side of its pleasures.
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The straightforward pleasures of that straightforward down-under rock are indisputable, to this day.
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Indecision, ambiguity, and conflict become dynamic and useful values here in suggesting secret pleasures.
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Johns's mordant humor is just one of the many pleasures of this extraordinary exhibition.
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Also worth exploring: the earthy pleasures of Médoc and the new vibrancy of Bordeaux.
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Our staff of cultural critics picked their favorite highbrow gifts — and some guilty pleasures.
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What kinds of backstage pleasures does a newly minted heavy-metal star enjoy these days?
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Squeezing your own spots is one of life's strangely satisfying pleasures, if not mildly gross.
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Stay open to that, and you'll likely open yourself to greater pleasures—and more orgasms.
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In this edition, Tony Tulathimutte tells us about the freaky pleasures of retouching people's zits.
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It's never too late to learn, to experience new pleasures, and to explore your sexuality.
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But the actual pleasures of the film, at least for this woman, are far different.
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Those drawbacks don't entirely undermine "Watchmen's" pleasures, but they do blunt and distract from them.
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What art critic doesn't enjoy the pleasures of reviewing shows in our grander art galleries?
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But beneath the simple pleasures of the wholesome meme, there's a sweeping and complex story.
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That means the sensory pleasures stem from seeing new actors seek to inhabit these roles.
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One of the great pleasures heading into every NBA season is generated by the new.
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Work hard at your job, do your best and then enjoy the pleasures of retirement.
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We all have our guilty pleasures and many of mine just happen to be musical.
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Sure, among all that highbrow fare, we still make plenty of room for guilty pleasures.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp cheerfully delivers guilty, sweet pleasures for children of all ages.
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A regular diet of caviar doesn't make you immune to the pleasures of greasy pizza.
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They pine for the simple pleasures of E13, their old seats and accustomed vantage points.
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It's a calorie-free serving of simple pleasures, and sometimes that's exactly what you need.
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There's a common discourse that we're not meant to talk about the pleasures of drinking.
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But that doesn't mean they leave behind the more base pleasures of the drive-through.
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Freudian is Daniel taking claim of the physical realm: its pleasures, its droughts, its famines.
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Duran Duran has always been dedicated to superficial pleasures while intermittently concerned with weightier topics.
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Tissot documented the pleasures of, and poked fun at, the Vanity Fair of Victorian England.
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November can feel like a mournful time, but there are pleasures in its gray solitude.
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One of the film's incidental pleasures is the game of cable-drama trainspotting it invites.
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A multigenerational home place has pleasures that I hadn't foreseen when we bought the house.
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My work for Help for Heroes has been one of my greatest pleasures in life.
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Thanks to a funding crisis, many of the pleasures of summer camp have been canceled.
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He longs, he says, scratching his scraggly, infested beard, for the gentler pleasures of civilization.
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The trend also includes motivating workers with Soviet-style slogans venerating the pleasures of work.
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But Mr. Pastoll isn't able to resurrect the pop pleasures of that decade's enthusiastic schlock.
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For all of its more trifling pleasures, Normal People is a work of art itself.
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There's this kind of punishment in keeping these simple, innocent pleasures like bread from oneself.
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This gives those born under this sign an immense connection with sensuality and earthly pleasures.
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They're human constructions for satisfying the cognitive pleasures of collecting clues, exploring and telling stories.
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CreditCredit PAMPLONA, Spain — The joys and pleasures of bullfighting are fleeting, corporeal and often ambiguous.
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How many will know the illicit black-mass pleasures suggested by a word like fornication?
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Filled with small accumulating pleasures, the book offers readers a peek at television's grimier specifics.
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The familiar pleasures of "The X-Files" aren't negligible, but a few surprises would help.
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But despite its charms and pleasures, it doesn't quite achieve the same ecstatic aesthetic liftoff.
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She begins appreciating small pleasures, enjoying her age and even, occasionally, rejecting her mother's cynicism.
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Her new songs also take up the more immediate pleasures of music and burgeoning romance.
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Under Jaap van Zweden, war horses by Sibelius and Berlioz brought some old-fashioned pleasures.
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An enormous stuffed lion loomed behind Mr. van Wyck as he talked about domestic pleasures.
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The good news is that all across this spectrum, there are pleasures to be discovered.
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We tend to approach menu decision in terms of two rival pleasures, restraint and indulgence.
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So yes, I count some books as guilty pleasures, but the guilt is all mine.
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One of the pleasures of this book is its accessible, succinct history of modern finance.
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The maid is the only person in "The Hard Nut" who selflessly enjoys small pleasures.
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The book is in large part a tribute to the perils and pleasures of touring.
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Meanwhile, "Victoria," for all its pleasures, isn't the least bit believable, as historical dramas go.
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The superb cast provides mild pleasures, as do some aspects of the elaborate mystery itself.
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The strain of caring for a child in insecure circumstances shadowed the pleasures of motherhood.
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Where are the simple pleasures of midrange isos, those easily consumable chunks of visual information?
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Looking out a plane window is one of the simpler, if perhaps only, pleasures of flying.
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There are few pleasures as great as selecting records for a packed room of adoring fans.
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Your guilty pleasures and weird obsessions have apparently not escaped the notice of Spotify's number crunchers.
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They faired pretty well, getting each other's guilty pleasures, celebrity crushes and favorite TV shows right.
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Solo performers present themselves differently; the conventions are less gleeful, concerned with so-called adult pleasures.
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How can I instruct my partner to do what pleasures me without hurting his/her ego?
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So much so that it's easy to get swept up in the game's more visceral pleasures.
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Will Ready Player One be worth compressing, or will it lose its pleasures in the process?
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The culprit: Kyle, for refusing to indulge in the pleasures of the flesh outside of marriage.
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There's no need to feel guilty about pleasures, and fast food in moderation won't kill you.
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One of the unique pleasures of the league is the delicious sense of wildness it provides.
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They are the guiltiest of pleasures and the number one reason we can't follow any diet.
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Few movies nail the pleasures and perils of their own genre as deftly as Mars Attacks!
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Burton delineates the pleasures of the genre and then overstates them to reveal their inner workings.
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Guilty Pleasures Night is a night of "guilty pleasure" dances (think "Gangnam Style" or "The Macarena").
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As humans we can all be self-indulgent—it's one of the pleasures of being alive.
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I thought I was living my best life, getting excited at such basic and commonplace pleasures.
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We can think of Epicurus, and intentionally savour the simple pleasures we have learned to overlook.
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Either you're putting too much money toward everyday pleasures, or even your best efforts aren't enough.
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Sex and television: two of nature's greatest pleasures, each competing for our limited and miserable attention.
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I believe that to taste and enjoy the pleasures of life is not a gendered issue.
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One of the pleasures of "Making Waves" is being shown the tricks of the Foley trade.
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Miguel has made a career out of finding creative ways to render small pleasures in sound.
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Life is too short to forgo these pleasures, and would be far too long without them.
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Mysteriously, on another occasion with the same pizza, Mr. Schappeit said, the wine withheld its pleasures.
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For many Issei, particularly the elderly, only the simplest pleasures offered a respite from their suffering.
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Wildlife photographers and conservationists are using one of social media's guilty pleasures to promote environmental awareness.
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The sounds of a Lambo coming to life is one of the world's great auditory pleasures.
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My mother, a first-generation American, never learned childhood pleasures like how to swim or skate.
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Rosé that's been chilled to the perfect temperature is surely among life's most satisfying little pleasures.
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DANA JENNINGS 'CHEAP NOVELTIES: THE PLEASURES OF URBAN DECAY' By Ben Katchor, Drawn & Quarterly, $22.95; drawnandquarterly.
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At the same time, he wants it for himself—along with the domestic pleasures he disrupts.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Sex has to be one of life's simplest pleasures.
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Watching the film with some insider knowledge of the art world offers different pleasures and insights.
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The game's leisurely pace invites other pleasures, leaving plenty of time to drift into managerial wonder.
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We moderns build institutions, and establish tacit norms, to guarantee the security of such private pleasures.
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Yogi Adityanath is 2100, wears saffron robes, and renounced worldly pleasures at the age of 21.3.
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Yogi Adityanath is 44, wears saffron robes, and renounced worldly pleasures at the age of 21.
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But maybe the pleasures of "Good Girls" so far are like the proceeds from a heist.
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Allen says she realized that screen time and social media had distracted her from simple pleasures.
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But can an over-fondness for the mechanical pleasures of your vibrator have a similar effect?
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And yet these pleasures of navigation are never in conflict with the appreciation of natural topography.
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Why cheat yourself out of those pleasures for the momentary high of a pile of "likes"?
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Poptimism has nothing against rock — it just also genuinely loves the pleasures and spectacle of pop.
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Fortunately for publishers and my library, unread books remind me of the many pleasures to come.
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And so Key West is ready and willing to have you enjoy its many tropical pleasures.
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Bourdain produced and narrated this brainier, more personal approach to the shameless pleasures of food porn.
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Taking risks and winning out against all odds is one of the great pleasures of fantasy.
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Few pleasures feel more innocent than watching a video of a cute baby doing something funny.
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Before hours wasted on video games and other ephemeral pleasures, the hobby transfixed and transported youngsters.
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That earthly pleasures are heightened when we remember that everything will one day fade to black?
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It will have more to do with accumulating small pleasures and filling your life with those.
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Moviegoing began as a family affair; Baldwin shared its pleasures with his mother or an aunt.
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Of all the pleasures Winfrey can afford, she says her greatest indulgence is a private jet.
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Eric Asimov put together a fascinating panel to examine the pleasures of red wine from Corsica.
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The spaces in this issue are testaments to the pleasures and rewards of designing without compromise.
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Carter is charismatic, volatile, coasting through Manhattan's pleasures on the fumes of apparently inexhaustible family money.
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Ruminating on past problems or future difficulties drains mental resources and steals attention from current pleasures.
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To put the best spin on this episode, its pleasures were subtler than a big reveal.
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Its pleasures left me breathless the first day I woke up there and most mornings after.
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The pleasures of this short book, rather, are found in observing the South through Didion's eyes.
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Among his many complaints was that the group had criminalized one of his daily pleasures: smoking.
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A reader, flaneusing along the bookshelves, will find in it some of the pleasures of each.
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I find it a distraction from the simple pleasures of pedaling, but your mileage may vary.
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In his personal work, he focuses on the mundane struggles and simple pleasures in his homeland.
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So why are those who make up celebrity royalty taking part in the pleasures of peasants?
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Between the sowing and the reaping comes the naughty pleasures of misreading: soft-core but sweet.
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In contrast, the serene, apple-green valley of "The Haymaking" conjures the productive pleasures of early summer.
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On top of that, we'll be interested in enjoying earthly pleasures as Venus moves through sensual Taurus.
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It feels like a celebration of the good life and a reminder to enjoy the simple pleasures.
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As for her damages ... she says they're severe -- physical and psychological pain, loss of life's pleasures, etc.
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He strikes his final match of the evening to light a cigar, one of his guilty pleasures.
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One of the true pleasures of television is watching your actors age in and out of character.
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She co-authored cookbooks with Evan Jones and, in 2009, released The Pleasures of Cooking For One.
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Epstein and Matlins also wanted their work to evoke some of the pleasures of handling a book.
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Cooking with freshly-grown veggies and herbs that you grew yourself is one of life's simple pleasures.
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RIVERA: One critic wants to pull the plug on one of America&aposs reality TV guilty pleasures.
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And depriving yourself of little pleasures may actually make you more likely to backslide and slip up.
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They give us complex pleasures but don't ask us to watch for any reason other than enjoyment.
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Camilla Engstrom's recurring character is often found indulging in earthly pleasures while maintaining a sense of wonder.
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For instance, one of Ina's guilty pleasures is vanilla Häagen-Dazs, a treat we can actually afford.
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Embrace the pillowy pleasures of the puffa jacket porn scene, and lust after that vintage Moncler jacket.
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Some kind of phone amnesty would allow us to enjoy the simple pleasures and pains of sport.
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Of course, difficult times call for undemanding pleasures, and laughter for laughter's sake is still deeply worthwhile.
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Professor Rabassa was also a masterly commentator on the singular pleasures and perils of the translator's art.
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We love finding down-home pleasures such as Coach Briles, whom we described as a turnaround specialist.
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Even when terrible things are happening, people will still find time for petty complaints and ordinary pleasures.
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Now living in one of the world's safest major metropolitan areas in Washington, Nava enjoys little pleasures.
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One of the pleasures of Noord I remembered was the pastoral quiet once you leave the waterfront.
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Despair and loss are among her central themes, but so is the hunt for bedrock human pleasures.
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In this way, Trump seems to be denied all the pleasures that go with friendship and cooperation.
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These are quotidian pleasures, but they are important ones, the kind that structure and animate our lives.
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And it increases your appreciation, or at least your attention to the more goofy or minuscule pleasures.
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Wall labels explain that the objects were meant to reconstitute and celebrate the pleasures of earthly existence.
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Getting your hair washed at the salon is among life's greatest pleasures — but could it be dangerous?
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Many others have attained the higher level of appreciation needed in order to access this game's pleasures.
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Little Beards walk the line between activism and the pleasures of creating in a community of two.
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Austere characters, either smiling sweetly or with Art Deco non-expressions enjoy painterly pleasures of the flesh.
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Music's communal qualities peak in the summer, as rising temperatures allow for the pleasures of outdoor concerts.
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The Stone We need to strike a new balance between our private pleasures and our collective survival.
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Indeed, Donald Trump is illiberal in every respect save for his single-minded commitment to private pleasures.
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One of the secondary pleasures of watching "Sorry to Bother You" is sifting through its possible influences.
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The songs teeter on a psychological divide between intellectually informed glumness and the physical pleasures of rhythm.
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Yes, these are our guilty pleasures — what some people consider the junk food in our media diets.
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From pizza to French toast, our critic chooses his fondest pleasures from a year of dining out.
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No, not the luxuriating in physical pleasures, though that, too, was part of the ancient Greek world.
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In old fundamentalist circles, this took the form of abstention from pleasures like alcohol, tobacco and dancing.
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In A.S.M.R. videos, people engage in regular tasks while drawing those second-order pleasures to the fore.
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I am not so libertine or well adjusted to make use of pleasures beyond a social script.
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But, as Mill says, imaginative pleasures are available to "all human beings," not just poets and philosophers.
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Despite her many accolades, Tyler is sometimes dismissed for her books' readability, for their deeply familiar pleasures.
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It does show off some of the pleasures of the Iranian table, but not the table itself.
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More narrative pleasures await readers who follow the same characters throughout the long arcs of their lives.
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Superbly acted and confidently shot, "Who We Are Now" delivers substantial dramatic pleasures while posing pertinent questions.
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Has horror lost some of its disreputable pleasures, not to mention its single-minded determination to terrify?
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Nothing, it seems, was too great a sacrifice to make for the pleasures of this hedonistic age.
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I know a poem is done when I can identify three distinct pleasures: linguistic, emotional and intellectual.
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It is also a national manifesto, nay, an obsession expressed in the constant pursuit of homespun pleasures.
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If you'd rather save Gothic pleasures for dreary weather, consider bringing some romance to the shore instead.
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With the strange caws and showy displays, these beasties provide a lot of the movie's easygoing pleasures.
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It is the simple pleasures of recreation and time with his family that he finds most satisfying.
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The truth is you've sidelined yourself, even though you're well acquainted with the pleasures the game provides.
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Iranians were being forced to economize, trading lunch at kebab restaurants for cheap pleasures like sugary snacks.
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The thing that I was going to say is you enjoy life's simple pleasures, but you're reliable.
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"Kids say that these devices have all the pleasures of cigarettes without the harm," said Dr. Levy.
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The sensory pleasures spur and excite—a virtual lick to the ear, a kiss to the neck.
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Her idea was to open up and share the pleasures — and treasures — of natural essences with others.
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But Mishra does take most of his mordant pleasures in detailing the illusions on the liberal side.
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If this sounds desolate, I should say it's also an oddly hopeful book, full of tough pleasures.
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Hammy's pleasures are more rudimentary: a cold beer and cigarettes, milk, and a new woman every night.
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From chop suey to pizza and sushi to curry, ordering takeout is one of life's small pleasures.
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Ms. Ragoo fondly recalls more youthful pleasures, like traveling, especially cruises, and taking trips to the casino.
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"Reading is one of life's greatest pleasures," which we "would be insane" to give up, he said.
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This book is a kind of poem in praise of pleasure, and those pleasures are sometimes stern.
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But somehow the term seems timeworn, and not at all evocative of the pleasures of the table.
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Perhaps it is worth trying to accelerate that trajectory so more people can enjoy the grape's pleasures.
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Straight couples are also turning onto the pleasures of watching cam performers as an alternative to porn.
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Because, at least for now, getting high and watching movies is one of the few remaining pleasures.
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For many people around the world, enjoying a glass of wine is one of life's greatest pleasures.
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What an infantile way of looking at the world and other people and their enjoyments and pleasures.
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More important is Song to Song's theme: the pleasures and downfalls of our insatiable drive for freedom.
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He updated death's presence as one that interrupts life's pleasures without warning, rather than just waltzing alongside.
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But that movement's decorative gestures – a modern skyscraper topped with a neo-Classical pediment; a concrete library shaped like the Roman Coliseum – were clearly ironic, with a wink and a nod to past pleasures in ornament rather than with a true commitment to updating those pleasures for modern use.
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It can feel even harder to unplug from the world and embrace the pleasures of sex and intimacy.
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Extend yourself beyond entertainment, pleasures, your personal struggles, societal success, and set yourself free to live and make.
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Full humanness is in having multiple messy commitments and pleasures, not one monistic duty that eclipses all else.
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There are no pleasures in a fight, but some of my fights have been a pleasure to win.
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Wire's "I Am the Fly" and Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures: So this is the so-called new stuff.
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It is, at first glance, the healthiest of pleasures, a weird ass thing happening for a weird reason.
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Among those of us who have periods, they're not ~generally~ considered to be one of life's greatest pleasures.
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Meanwhile, Vortigern has become a creepy, preening tyrant, prone to plummy speeches about the pleasures of being feared.
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Like many of us, Z Listers aren't immune to the pleasures of losing oneself to a captivating story.
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Instead, Wonder Woman focuses on the horrors of war, the pleasures of camaraderie, and plain, old-fashioned superheroics.
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Instead, diners pass food around the table, focusing on one another, relaxing into the space and its pleasures.
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They were enthusiastic about cooking for company, yes, but they also wrote of the pleasures of eating alone.
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Mac DeMarco, right here, is the heart and soul of karaoke, of one of life's most singular pleasures.
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The decadence served at pricey bourgeois restaurants are withheld from the tongues of those who craft such pleasures.
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They use the term "kimchi bitches" to describe Korean women who like material pleasures and idolize Western culture.
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One of life's greatest pleasures is kicking back on a canoe while you drift along on the water.
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Also, don't shy away from books that appeal to you because other people would call them guilty pleasures.
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Epicurus, another Greek philosopher who followed Aristotle, believed that happiness was found in the pursuit of simple pleasures.
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Tweetsie, however, asks that you indulge in simpler pleasures—and that you check political correctness at the door.
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In "choices of possible pleasures", a table laden with cigarettes, alcohol and drugs is framed in garish red.
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Who marry a trophy wife, have a second family, and then sing the virtues and pleasures of fatherhood?
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The simpler pleasures of the job stand out too — like driving by Morningside Park on a nice day.
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Another thing she loves about HSN is that it gives her access to one of her guilty pleasures.
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It's those small moments that Jordanian photographer Tanya Habjouqa set out to show in her project Occupied Pleasures.
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The other issue about which Monica's Story is admirably frank is on the seductive pleasures of sexual charisma.
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We are protective of our pleasures, and resent it when anyone tries to mock or mess with them.
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They enjoy none of the simple pleasures that we take for granted, like the sky over our heads.
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What evil beings we must be to have these pleasures laid in front of us, yet be denied.
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True to his Freudian orality, Dalí claimed that his mouth was the source of his greatest sexual pleasures.
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The pleasures of her prose are often local, in the animated language, especially where scientific descriptions are concerned.
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She's imbibing all the hedonistic pleasures of freedom like bowls of noodle soup and a scene-stealing puppy.
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Yet staying in this life, with all its aesthetic pleasures, has a high price that is only increasing.
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We all have our fast food guilty pleasures: Taco Bell's Baja Blast, Burger King's fries, McDonald's apple pie.
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The Microsoft Build event focused on the small pleasures of living with bots in the here and now.
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It's one of the great traditions in American music and one of the true pleasures of music history.
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Sleeping is one of the few pleasures in life we can all count on — except when we can't.
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A practical definition might be someone who tries to maximise the everyday pleasures while still balancing other concerns.
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Dani Fine's music video for "Pink Visions" makes a strong case for the simple pleasures of womanly bonding.
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Beyond drinking, dancing, and karaoke-ing, many of us are indulging in the pleasures of a nighttime meal.
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It simply exists as a slice of everyday life, offering subdued pleasures in the ordinary and the recognizable.
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There are few pleasures more universal for children around the world than the joy of a new toy.
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Roy was bananas, crazy for believing he could convince us to abandon the masculine pleasures of our antagonism.
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" His speech was peppered with obscenities, and, ideology notwithstanding, he "enjoyed the pleasures of a country squire's life.
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There was so much nakedness, to begin with—bodies stripped for torture or crucifixion, or for torturous pleasures.
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Wine Glasses Rosé that's been chilled to the perfect temperature is surely among life's most satisfying little pleasures.
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Why is abstaining from food and drink, and from other bodily pleasures, a crucial element of the observation?
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A first driver goes by the fancy name of hedonic adaptation, which basically means that pleasures inevitably fade.
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Instead, they invite players to engage in simpler virtual pleasures — taking a stroll, watering plants, feeding stray cats.
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That's one of the most obvious and universal of human pleasures, but it's not really the NFL's thing.
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It's one of the most basic pleasures we have—that does not rely on somebody else doing something.
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One of the pleasures of Trick Mirror is its tour of internet absurdities of the past few years.
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Like all good ski towns, Zermatt has a party scene to match the heady pleasures of its slopes.
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One of the greatest pleasures of fashion month might be the people-watching opportunities that come with it.
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A fat budget can help, but more crucial still is a director who takes evanescent cinematic pleasures seriously.
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But fans of contemporary pleasures will also find far more than a weekend's worth of new attractions here.
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Yet amid the bleak despair, Chytilová finds solace in her characters' artless blunders, foibles, and small secret pleasures.
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The series' implicit argument is that old musicals, even with faulty books or politics, may offer meaningful pleasures.
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" Speaking of pleasures: About Trevor's old man, we read: "He looked like Elvis on his last day alive.
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We would miss all of the simple pleasures that come with life because we would never know consequence.
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Critic's Notebook On the pleasures, now suspended, of going to the movies, even in the age of streaming.
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Critic's Notebook On the pleasures, now suspended, of going to the movies, even in the age of streaming.
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There's a particular kind of satisfaction to be had in skewering the pleasures of the global super-rich.
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For the last decade or so, a handful of producers has striven to demonstrate the pleasures of bobal.
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"Despite its serious concerns, 'The Winter Soldier' brims with improbable narrative pleasures," Antony Marra writes in his review.
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Opinion Columnist One of the pleasures and challenges of this job is you do a lot of traveling.
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Three new collections — very different from one another in looks and tone — offer distinct pleasures for young readers.
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Exploring the manifold possibilities of repurposed zombie bodies has been one of the show's primary pleasures this year.
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For centuries, social stigma, prejudice and misogyny have condemned as aberrant sexual pleasures we now know are healthy.
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Among the movie's pleasures is a creature design that at last breaks with H. R. Giger's slavering aliens.
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But it's Stanfield who offers the most unexpected and sustained pleasures here, and his work is a revelation.
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Cinematic visitors to that charming spot, the filmmakers and their characters, take themselves and their pleasures very seriously.
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Venus also gently harmonizes with Saturn, and you're taking your pleasures seriously, wondering why and how they function.
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Villagers in Pikha, a village in Nangarhar, told Insider how they are rebuilding schools and rediscovering old pleasures.
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Chief among the pleasures of Josh Thomas's coming-of-age comedy "Please Like Me" was its excellent title.
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Even among fans, many of its more artery-hardening menu items are best considered late-night guilty pleasures.
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With an air fryer, you can whip up your guilty pleasures with a tablespoon or less of oil.
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It seemed to us that he would not be happy until he had taken away all our pleasures.
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"Among my greatest pleasures as director are my relationships with foreign counterparts who come to visit," Haspel said.
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The meager pleasures of this new world seem light years away from the chaos of their former life.
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Restaurants From pizza to French toast, Pete Wells chooses his fondest pleasures from a year of eating out.
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But it's entirely possible to eat less sugar without sacrificing much — if any — of the pleasures of eating.
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One of the other pleasures of this book is the presence of Bri's grandparents and their church friends.
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Abandoning the pleasures of the simple story for the confusing realities of the bigger picture is emotionally unsatisfying.
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But it is her "Selected Poems" (2010) that gives a wide introduction to the pleasures of her work.
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But "Illyria" also affords distinctive if fleeting pleasures that no one these days does better than Mr. Nelson.
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The title refers to Ms. Copeland's conviction that the pleasures of weekend cooking are transferable to weekday meals.
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When it comes to the pleasures in life, online pop-ups rank somewhere between papercuts and dead phone batteries.
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Self-chilling glasses Rosé that's been chilled to the perfect temperature is surely among life's most satisfying little pleasures.
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For the last decade, there were moments when I allowed myself to indulge in the inverted pleasures of oblivion.
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Gypsy pleasures herself along with Nick's words, and she seems to have formed a bond to him after that.
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When you have food allergies, it's hard to enjoy many of life's simple, sweet pleasures — like cookies, for instance.
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Next time, we'll examine the sensual pleasures of Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights and Wong Kar-wai's Happy Together.
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This seems as good a metaphor as any for the multi-level pleasures of LA "queencore" outfit Hit Bargain.
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We were starting to share the pleasures of skin, and maybe it was time to share this one, too.
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There's a mind-body awakening you achieve through sunrise yoga, meditation, and the pleasures of a hot stone massage.
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But epic romance and striking style offer their own pleasures, and Queen & Slim looks to have those in spades.
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There are complicated pleasures to be had in witnessing James knit together, stitch by stitch, his extravagant aesthetic sensibility.
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He learned from Coleridge why it is vital to make a distinction between the lower and the higher pleasures.
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It continues as Banner enjoys the pleasures of fighting in power armor, only to watch his protection torn apart.
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It seems like Starbucks has a better summer line-up than most music festivals with their newest guilty pleasures.
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The way we spend money unearths a lot about us: taste, values, aspirations, culture, creature comforts, guilty pleasures, priorities.
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For Jones, cooking was never a chore but one of life's purest pleasures — one that she helped others discover.
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By stamping on citizens' small pleasures he could irritate many people who had previously shown no interest in politics.
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These are supposed to be novels for your nightstand, guilty pleasures to reward you for a long hard day.
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I often use "spectacle" as a pejorative when referring to games—it implies style and fleeting pleasures trumping substance.
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In just over a year, Bearded Pleasures has gone from an Instagram-based business to a fully established company.
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Joe's pizza really is remarkably good, but it takes you way beyond the simple pleasures of taste and texture.
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Cinthol soap's ad captures the pleasures of being offline and amidst nature rather than being connected all the time.
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She's a Belieber … Among her guilty pleasures, Nichols lists Justin Bieber.. "I'm a Justin Bieber fan," she tells PEOPLE.
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But Obduction's narrative pleasures are those familiar to the researcher: the pulling together of invisible lines connecting myriad parts.
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But without those devices, season two has had to find its pressure-release pleasures where it can find them.
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Though it's repetitive, this episode isn't without its fiery pleasures — along with a few disappointments and one weird sideline.
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I don't believe in guilty pleasures, but I feel truly bad for liking "Japanese Boy" by the musician Aneka.
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This emotional tug-of-war is combined with a consumerist culture that emphasizes immediate pleasures through lightning-fast means.
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Then again, celebrating life's easier pleasures like hunting, balls, and matchmaking is a natural impulse in times of war.
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When you're feeling burnt out, it's important to take time for yourself, and remember the simple pleasures in life.
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Amid the precarious, tense climate are simple pleasures, even affordable ones, especially in the way of bars and eateries.
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Decades of research have shown that friendship is not just one of life's pleasures, it's one of life's necessities.
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Ho is just enthusiastic about all the tiny pleasures that life has to offer, and I'm literally buying it.
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While they lasted on this earth, Somalis would not be denied the few pleasures it had to offer them.
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He also hopes to reach children at the moment when they are just discovering the addictive pleasures of books.
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Fresh cookies, whether you're making them from scratch, mix, or a tube, are truly one of life's great pleasures.
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One of the pleasures of reading Ms Walls's book is learning of Thoreau's many-sided and relentlessly curious nature.
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But we will see what the pleasures of Provençal rosé are about by tasting some of the better versions.
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But the buoyant, hopeful enthusiasm of his prose — and the drinks he serves with it — are pleasures in themselves.
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A corny and sometimes clumsy one, it scatters pleasures here and there, Mr. De Niro's alert performance among them.
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Small pleasures fill the pages of Kuhlmann's picture-book-size graphic novel, starting with the hero, a charismatic mouse.
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ScienceTake Many people long to live near water for the pleasures of swimming, boating, fishing, or just to contemplate.
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But not in the way I expected, which is another of the novel's pleasures: It continued to surprise me.
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Unlike the Conways, Frank and Claire appear to derive their earthly pleasures from coaching each other toward professional success.
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"Remainder," Tom McCarthy Working with Tom over the years has been one of the great pleasures of my life.
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He operates by a lifelong credo of non-excitement, grimness in the face of all possible on-court pleasures.
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Few players of his era, or many others, embodied the offbeat pleasures of non-traditional athleticism as Danny Manning.
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"I find myself looking back and yearning for some of the simple pleasures we had as kids," she said.
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There was to be much fun, many pleasures, many stabs of Joy; but no more of the old security.
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Yet between earnest messages, it was, after all, an awards show, celebrating commercial ascendance and the pleasures of music.
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But the simpler pleasures of everyday wines shape our attitudes and desires, pique the curiosity and fire the imagination.
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Knives Out's most obvious pleasures are on the surface, from the razor-sharp jokes to the genuinely surprising twists.
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Half of the pleasures are outdoors, between the spectacular blooming gardens and lawns; the somewhat sparse dacha, reflecting Mrs.
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What people love about Donald Trump is that he gives them license not to feel guilty about guilty pleasures.
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GUILTY PLEASURES I played one VR game at GDC that was a lot like a traditional first-person shooter.
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Speak, Memory Additional epicurean pleasures lie in "How to Cook a Moose," a memoir by the novelist Kate Christensen.
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" He is, we are told, "corrupted by vanity and voluptuousness" and "breathed nothing but false glory and false pleasures.
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What it offers instead is manifold: the pleasures of allusion, of probing psychological insight, of extended bouts of wordplay.
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It's his life, and he might genuinely feel that the pleasures of smoking are worth the well-known risks.
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Aside from the voyeuristic pleasures (which are substantial), we get a sense of entering the consciousness of each character.
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On this August night, I was about to get a two-hour schooling on the pleasures of summer sushi.
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Without underplaying his persecution by the morality squad, the show has emphasized the pleasures of pre-AIDS New York.
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Or was she simply acutely aware that worldly pleasures were futile, and that death was always around the corner?
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"Pain and Glory" can be achingly sad, but its pleasures, rainbow hues and humor keep it (and you) aloft.
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Here, two bands talk about life on the road and the pleasures of a home that travels with you.
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The generosity and pleasures of "Faces Places" were a welcome relief, particularly given some of the more punishing titles.
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Mr. McConaughey has led us, in mere seconds, from the noisy pleasures of civilization to the tranquillity of nature.
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And as with so many of life's great pleasures, New York City played a central role in its development.
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And I'll be the first to admit I do derive simple pleasures from that kind of Mariah-inspired playfulness.
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One of the less appreciated pleasures of the pilot's job is its neatness (for lack of a better term).
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"Spending time with Prue, Paul, and Noel has been one of the great pleasures of my life," Toksvig explained.
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These are among the small pleasures a very good sushi counter reliably offers, generally at a much higher price.
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The pleasures, however, were numerous and original enough to persuade me that Aska was easily a two-star restaurant.
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Rich people are just like us, in that they enjoy simple pleasures: Good food, vacations, and joining corporate boards.
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It's one of the chief pleasures of his work — finding out how things function and how to fix them.
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From "The Hunger Games" to "The Walking Dead," many dystopias offer the basic genre pleasures of heroes and suspense.
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Critic's pick Forbidden pleasures abound in this spectacular musical, starring a dazzling Karen Olivo as a doomed Parisian chanteuse.
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Critic's pick Forbidden pleasures abound in this spectacular musical, starring a dazzling Karen Olivo as a doomed Parisian chanteuse.
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It's nothing like Stellaris or even Animal Crossing, but getting engaged with another, fantastical world has its own pleasures.
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The rest of "Our Short History," unfortunately, is content to deliver the tamer pleasures of "sick lit" for adults.
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Vancouver Special: Ambivalent Pleasures continues at the Vancouver Art Gallery (750 Hornby Street, Vancouver, British Columbia) through April 17.
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Dorothy's only vague pleasures are the vicarious thrills of her libertine friend Estelle and Estelle's soap opera love affairs.
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But many users are on Facebook because they enjoy small pleasures like having their friends send them birthday wishes.
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Gone are the quiet, easy, unnoted pleasures of the average anonymous citizen, Conor, replaced by life under a microscope.
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" 'rabid' in Los Angeles had a similar take on the book's ratio of pleasures to challenges: "Is it self-indulgent?
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This isn't a thinking person's audio system, it's a lazy person's shortcut to just enjoying the simple pleasures of music.
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And this week, streetwear labels Pleasures and Chinatown Market are offering their own fashion-forward take on the functional item.
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" Continued the Never Been Kissed star, "And yet I look at you here, and it is a simple pleasures moment.
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BTS have crafted an album whose clean electronic surface doesn't mask the crunchier pleasures so much as tie them together.
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As the AIDS crisis surges, "Pose" swings back and forth between funerals and celebrations, protests and pleasures, abuses and absurdities.
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Now dramas are being developed that seem to approximate the simple (or if you prefer, "guilty") pleasures of unscripted shows.
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The idea is to detach from worldly pleasures and instead focus on giving to charity and strengthening one's iman (belief).
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As a series, Persona has leaned into these quiet, simple pleasures for a decade, and Persona 5 is no exception.
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Now, take a moment to read Tyler Kord in Taste, on the pleasures of cooking with soup mixes and MSG.
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Like motherhood itself, breastfeeding carries with it cultural implications and stigmas, as well as pleasures and physical and emotional pains.
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"The past few months has been one of the greatest pleasures of my life," he told USA Today last fall.
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At the same time, Crimp himself, after espousing the pleasures of the dance floor, makes clear his distance from it.
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And why abandon the pleasures of real food for something that tastes boring and may still leave you feeling hungry?
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The exhibition ranges beyond food to explore other pleasures of the flesh, as in a collection of Roman phallus pendants.
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On the other hand, keeping your nose to the grindstone demands that you cut back on many of life's pleasures.
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He cannot resist fucking with the people who stand in the way of his sole objective, his simplest of pleasures.
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Simpson attributes William's reluctance to engage in the more base pleasures of the park to a multilayered series of reasons.
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You'll also be able to remove items from your Watch History – a feature that's helpful for hiding your guilty pleasures.
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The reality is that we don't know our future selves, so we tend to discount their pains, pleasures and needs.
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Material pleasures held little importance for him; rather, he advocated the pursuit of wisdom as a way to profound joy.
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Among all the pleasures in this life, there are two that rise above them all: Game of Thrones and wine.
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Cheap Novelties: The Pleasures of Urban Decay is published by Drawn & Quarterly and available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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I believe he wished to suggest here that by sighting shrouded mystic pleasures a moment of supreme transport is attainable.
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It retained the bright sensibilities of Mixed Drinks' chorus-heavy pop, but combined them with Organ Fight's more obtuse pleasures.
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Yes, toast is one of life's simple pleasures, but it serves no functional purpose in our lives beyond satisfying hunger.
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Having a laboratory to answer questions about the everyday world is one of the distinct pleasures of being a scientist.
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Now it's easy to sort of follow the lines between a band like Converge and a band like Grave Pleasures.
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Salty, oily, and savory, Palm corned beef is something I can't disassociate from the simple pleasures of my childhood breakfasts.
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One of the chief pleasures of these late paintings is the way Boxer alternately simplifies and complicates his signature style.
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I remembered my childhood, the tang of sour cherries in my mouth—how richly we lived on these small pleasures.
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Local pleasures make palatable DeLillo's deep and disquieting engagement with the world on many levels: social, political, philosophical, linguistic, interpersonal.
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I reported that cabinet members serve at the pleasure of the President and sometimes the pleasures of the President change.
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A latter-day Thoreau with a dash of Walt Whitman and Carl Sandburg, he celebrated simple pleasures and ordinary people.
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But I was newly conscious of how precisely and delicately Mr. Sondheim's score translates the pleasures of seeing into music.
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Her first book, a collection of essays on the dangers — and pleasures — of love stories will be published in 2017.
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And when it comes to sex education, we should teach adolescents about mutual desire and the pleasures of loving sex.
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The pleasures of hot curried hooves in the middle of August are hard to explain to those unfamiliar with them.
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In his most recent book of poems, "Dead Man's Float," he remained committed to whatever pleasures were still on offer.
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But the novel's pleasures, its twisty language and tricksy twining of themes, are better enjoyed on the page (24111:21982).
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But the novel's pleasures, its twisty language and tricksy twining of themes, are better enjoyed on the page (1:35).
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Most pleasures of the body and mind are enhanced when you're loopy, so prepare a suite of activities in advance.
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The pleasures of animals as companions—and the real distress that may follow their loss or death—are self-evident.
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A game about basking in the small pleasures of getting to know another person, or another culture, through conversation alone.
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All too often these days, mega-corporations feel the need to hijack our sweetest pleasures in the name of marketing.
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Flavors then come at you fast: a pineapple pleasures a walnut; dried grass rains down on a childhood fruit cup.
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Jack Miles's book provides a very fine instance of the pleasures, and the hazards, of searching holy writs for goodness .
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With its gently twanging score, "Moss" is a film made in a minor key and its pleasures are minor, too.
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And certain pleasures I know in advance, such as those that will be delivered by the abstract painter Zilia Sánchez.
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Will the pangs of displacement and disrupted routines be offset by the pleasures of being around adult children and grandchildren?
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One of the pleasures of a new Pixar feature is the chance to be amazed by what animation can do.
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Her synthesis of the masterful and the casual is one of the many solid pleasures she imbues into her work.
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What Djurberg and Berg's artworks do best is tease out the fears and pleasures already loitering in the visitors' subconscious.
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Their veins were flooded when possible with the relief of heroin; our veins with the pleasures of Johnson's resonant voice.
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Pancakes for lunch, accompanied by a brace of fried eggs, is one of the great pleasures of life on Earth.
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I'd gotten into the habit of consuming novels so fitfully that I was all but sealed off from their pleasures.
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CBD, also known as Cannabidiol, is highly commercialized as an additive in simple pleasures from ice cream to dog treats.
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It's not exactly a badge of honor, not a burden either, but a slightly illicit gift of ever-renewed pleasures.
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But watching them has similar pleasures, both stimulating and narcotic, and you begin to notice what they have in common.
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But there's something to be said for the pleasures of being inside — even in a situation like the present one.
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I loved this Gabrielle Hamilton column in The Times the other day, about quiche Lorraine and the pleasures of work.
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Anyone who wants a lusher landscape retreats online where the netherworld of the web offers luxurious settings and sadistic pleasures.
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There's no time like our annual Spring Gallery Guide to discuss the basics (and pleasures) of this time-honored activity.
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Yotam Ottolenghi, the Israeli-British chef and self-described baking nerd, describes the pleasures of getting a cake just right.
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Its songs, performed by an ace cast of performers who double as their own musicians, are choice and chilling pleasures.
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But if you enjoy working with your hands as much as I do, the sensory and tactile pleasures are immense.
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It creates a fitting frame for a songwriter whose lyrics have reflected on the innocence, pleasures and loss of youth.
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Or the roving group of actors and musicians who embrace pastoral pleasures in Emily St. Mandel's bestselling novel Station Eleven.
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Tejal Rao scoured the bottom of the freezer case to come up with this list of her favorite prefabricated pleasures.
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To an island, maybe, where the sun, sand and throbbing dance music promise pleasures far from a cubicle's fluorescent glare.
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The pleasures of "On a Clear Day" are so intertwined with its absurdities that no theatrical version can separate them.
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I enjoy it as much as I enjoy my other daily pleasures: reading books, applying eyeshadow, having nihilistic existential crises.
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A sidewalk brasserie like Comptoir Turenne is an easy place to begin cultivating the pleasures of a meal for one.
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Among this book's pleasures is a reminder that adults were once in charge of the destiny of the free world.
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Spielberg has always understood that one of the sheer pleasures of movies is joining the action, not simply watching it.
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Coming in from the rain, J.D. knocks on Thelma's motel door, brags about robbing stores and pleasures her in bed.
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Maybe that's because the pleasures of parenthood are outweighed by all the extra responsibilities, housework and, of course, the costs.
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Ordinary life during wartime — a shuffle of tedium and hysteria, bureaucratic entanglement and everyday pleasures — is evoked in fine detail.
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Today, I see books as a source of ever more various pleasures but also, still, as a form of exploration.
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A supremely seductive album, "Brown Sugar" is a panorama of desire, yearning, druggy pleasures and, in one song, murderous jealousy.
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We fear death also because we are attached to our comforts of wealth, family, friends, power, and other worldly pleasures.
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Not very many, though, would go quite as far as she did to recapture those pleasures when she got home.
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The pleasures of "Queen Sono" come outside of the action and the highly basic presentations of espionage and police work.
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You don't mention evidence of harm to your niece beyond deprivation of the pleasures of a wider range of experiences.
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Such sniping, however, seemed a long way from the lazy pleasures that some found in watching the tanks float along.
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The hardline fighters shut down schools and markets, and banned simple pleasures in life, like driving and listening to music.
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When I was in grad school, Paula Vogel once told us: As you write, remember the pleasures of the stage.
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Soon after starting at the Seizan school, my father had discovered the pleasures of haiku and joined a haiku circle.
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Osborne takes his time baiting and setting his trap, and one of the pleasures of the novel is its unpredictability.
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Blake Gopnik recalls the breathless pleasures of growing up in one such structure, the experimental housing pavilion Habitat in Montreal.
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By nature, most of us are busy with small tasks and immediate pleasures; we are self-interested and literal-minded.
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Cheese strings are one of my guilty pleasures and the office has a fully stocked fridge, so I couldn't resist.
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That's the question facing 6-year-old Priscilla in this charming look at the pleasures and perils of bad behavior.
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The second program, "Unknown Pleasures," is an experiment in anonymity, featuring the work of five choreographers whose identities go unrevealed.
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SighSwoon showcases self-reflective memes and guides on how to feel things, whether it's simple pleasures or a broken heart.
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He says this can restore sensitivity to life's small daily pleasures, and it won't harm your mental or physical health.
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Life is hard and the world is on fire; maybe we deserve to indulge in some good old simple pleasures.
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Budget gurus point to the "latte factor " and argue that the key to riches is to sacrifice those everyday pleasures.
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These are the small but indelible pleasures that our editors and reporters have been grateful for in the past year.
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In fact, I have always been remarkably insensitive to the pleasures that many green-fingered folk find in their backyards.
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Her original songs focus on the eternal pleasures of home, family warmth, and — that wonderful state to aspire to — togetherness.
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Griffin-Grimes grew up on an oyster farm in Seattle, surrounded by the sensory pleasures of good food and nature.
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He pleasures, or fails to pleasure, scores of women, none of whom are dissuaded by the foregoing vomit or blood.
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You don't have to be celebrating Passover to indulge in the pleasures of deep, savory chicken broth and unleavened bread.
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As I sip the Guilty Pleasures Rosé, there is certainly an element of "sort of" going on in the glass.
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"The surest way to keep us out of harm is to give us the four or five human pleasures that are our right in the world," goes the best of these asides, and as spoken passionately by Ms. Peters, herself one of those four or five human pleasures, it has never sounded so true.
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Thankfully, we still have the pleasures of wines like these Marsannays, which can give some idea of Burgundian notions of terroir.
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But Berkshire-owned Dairy Queen, or DQ for short, isn't shy about serving up guilty pleasures like burgers and ice cream.
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The whole thing served as an introduction to doing something good for yourself and the pleasures of a good, raw bivalve.
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We must start with the sheer pleasures to be found in individual cantos, which build in places into pairs or suites.
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But when out-of-towners come to visit, I'm reminded of those dis pleasures, and they can be difficult to defend.
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Sex is one of the basic pleasures of life, but the orgasm is anything but simple — especially for people with vaginas.
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More precisely, what happens when companies use science and technology not only to refine our pleasures but to engineer addictive behaviors?
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But for anyone seeking bodily pleasures — gastronomic indulgence, cocktail therapy, spa treatments, fitness workouts — the price-to-payoff ratio is steep.
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Like Spotify, you've got the option of listening privately if you don't want to let others in on your guilty pleasures.
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And that's also how he will be memorialized, as a man preoccupied with pleasures of both the flesh and his conscience.
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Invitations for the event, held at a bar and event space in downtown Manhattan, promised mortal pleasures: food, drink, and music.
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But for many others, they felt personally drawn to nature, relaxation, simple beauties and pleasures, presence and awareness, love and devotion.
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But the heart of the number was pure hustling, twerking Cardi, extolling the pleasures of working hard and getting her money.
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While Chu's previous movies were mass market guilty pleasures, Crazy Rich Asians is the first time a project became this personal.
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Now I am numb to such pleasures because I consume between one and three cans of this legal crack every day.
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For many directors, coming-of-age films stem from a desire to recreate their own pleasures (and pains) of growing up.
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Joanna Gaines may be the voice of reason on Fixer Upper, but off camera she's not without a few guilty pleasures.
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A plate of creamy slow-scrambled eggs with cheese is one of the best and simplest pleasures life has to offer.
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"They're all very well written, and they all dropped me down a rabbit hole of unexpected insights and pleasures," writes Gates.
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People always ask me what my guilty pleasure is on television, and my guilty pleasures are Ancient Aliens and Finding Bigfoot.
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The owner of Bearded Pleasures, a beard-grooming product company, thinks that the hairy and proud moment is here to stay.
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Deceptively simple, Donut County is all about the pleasures of destruction — while simultaneously tackling serious subjects like online divisiveness and gentrification.
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Katchor published a self-contained volume of Julius Knipl in 1991 under the title Cheap Novelties: The Pleasures of Urban Decay.
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One of the top underrated free pleasures in Major League Baseball is watching Adam Rosales perform his unique home-run trot.
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"Bring to your fingertips the power of ancient plant medicine to activate deep healing and unlock profound pleasures," their site states.
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First, Redwall like The Hobbit and parts of Earthsea is about the preciousness and beauty of small things and modest pleasures.
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Our society is evolving, mutating to one of instantaneous pleasures and knowledge, but not necessarily one of analysis, reflection or diplomacy.
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Some booksellers and librarians say that the story's format could introduce young readers to the pleasures of reading drama for entertainment.
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" John Milton used it in "L'Allegro" in 1645: "Straight mine eye hath caught new pleasures / Whilst the landskip round it measures. . . .
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So he's a big fan of it, and has introduced me to the pleasures of just kicking back and reading poetry.
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The surprises and pleasures of "Dark Territory" are not limited to such coincidences of history, although there are plenty of them.
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Meetups have thus taken on an artistic dimension that has become an ode to simpler pleasures: alcohol, company, and pen strokes.
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They become just another t-shirt with the face of Che Guevara or the Unknown Pleasures cover sitting in Neiman Marcus.
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I was dumb, but at least my thoroughly self-defeating snobbery preserved a lot of surprise pleasures for later in life.
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Maybe … maybe it's about leaving time for life's small pleasures, like getting fondled to climax by a car's soft leather interior.
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Professional athletes hone their bodies like real-life Adonises, foregoing pleasures of the palate for action-figure proportions and top performance.
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There are stories about star-crossed lovers, sensationalistic journalism, and finding the small pleasures of life even in an unjust society.
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If a few chemicals let me savor some daily pleasures, then eating dirty might actually be sort of healthy after all.
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New York City is an unsurprisingly recurrent choice, but glimpses of Sweden, Kazakhstan and Poland in these films are incidental pleasures.
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The editor Judith Jones wrote a pioneering text in the genre called "The Pleasures of Cooking for One," published in 2009.
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One of the oddities and pleasures of this prequel show is knowing the ultimate fate of so many of the characters.
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We learn about changes in how people were housed, how they got to work, how they enjoyed their pleasures and vices.
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But as many have pointed out, this could also be a moment when we return to humble pleasures and simpler connections.
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I never did get to enjoy the pleasures at the bases in Danang, Nha Trang, Cam Ranh Bay or even Saigon.
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For instance, in 7 Pleasures, there's one scene where we're a mass of bodies moving over the space and each other.
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But one of the pleasures of this humor is it gives fathers license to joke like they did as small children.
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Even though we have all given ourselves over to data, human relationships lubricated by human pleasures still matter to every industry.
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Screen idols had been fleeing the pressure cooker of Hollywood for the poolside pleasures of Palm Springs' resorts since the 1930s.
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One of the real pleasures of this section, and of the show as a whole, is that it rewards careful looking.
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Published in 2008, the year she turned 20003, it is a meditation on the inevitable pains, and unexpected pleasures, of aging.
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But as with the pleasures that come from pornography and Krispy Kreme doughnuts, these cerebral gratifications are brief and ultimately unsatisfying.
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For "Beers of The Times," Eric Asimov and his merry band of tasters dive deep into the pleasures of brown ale.
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I'm pretty sure the denizens of "Swingtown" would agree with me when I say that I don't think guilty pleasures exist.
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Adhering to the monkish program proved too difficult, but it did clue him into the pleasures of macrobiotic rice crispy treats.
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Tejal Rao scoured the bottom of the bodega freezer case to come up with this list of her favorite prefabricated pleasures.
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Even after just a week or two of self-isolating, we've learned not to take even the smallest pleasures for granted.
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Chief among this book's pleasures are the crisp, cleareyed registrations of Greece that seem to trip off Bollen's fingertips at will.
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It is thus a mistake to compare religion's sober purpose with the pursuit of the ephemeral pleasures that drugs can provide.
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There are so many casual pleasures in her work that the precision and dexterity — the darkness, too — can catch you unawares.
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Shepard also understands that one of the pleasures in reading a story collection lies in seeing how the stories themselves interact.
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As you eat, the dish expands in every direction, drawing out the pleasures of a basic pile of chicken and tortillas.
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And I've held onto that, but I've forgotten about the pleasures of the process — how to invite them, insist upon them.
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When characters behave badly (covering up liability in a mine accident, putting on airs), they redeem themselves; pleasures are exceedingly gentle.
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Well, you are about to witness one of the world's greatest pleasures and we have Barnaby Dixon to thank for this.
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Cecily's days, written in prose, are filled with the pleasures of a rotely feminine aristocratic life: romance, balls, and new dresses.
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T's articles editor, Kurt Soller, visited the space and its creator, and wrote a meditation on the pleasures of the handmade.
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She struggled for years "to figure out how to enjoy life," whose pleasures she had been made to feel guilty about.
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No surprise: Eating, unlike other carnal pleasures, is a physical experience we carry with us relatively unchanged from childhood to adulthood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since the late 1970s, the Iranian government has regulated many of life's pleasures, including music.
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One of the pleasures of this show is the unhurried encounter with DiBenedetto's mastery of his idiosyncratic technique, achieved over decades.
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The book does, of course, offer all of the pleasures to be found from reading an author as accomplished as Franzen.
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This isn't the frill of Jacques Torres or Vosges, but it is just as thrilling in its delivery of simple pleasures.
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And yet, one of the great pleasures for a visitor comes from gaining competency in the everyday life (free-ranging repetition) of the strange, new, foreign place he or she is visiting—discovering where and how to get groceries, mastering the public transportation system, figuring out how to use the bathing and toilet facilities, etc. Pleasures?
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Exhibiting art in shopping malls provides mall-goers with that extra experience, perhaps a high-brow means of offsetting guilty retail pleasures.
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She's in her late 30s, ready to start a family and sink happily into the small pleasures of being a newly-wed.
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Her poem "Brownacre" offers many pleasures, including the way she stands the familiar operating procedure of a confessional poem on its head.
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The study also delves into how the rewards associated with ejaculation affect the flies' likelihood of pursuing other pleasures, like ethanol (alcohol).
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But they pale in comparison with its growing pleasures: cranes everywhere, a steady stream of new businesses and, most important, optimistic citizens.
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"I genuinely love food so I never want to completely cut my guilty pleasures out of my diet," says the 13'8″ singer.
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Indeed, in that respect, the show did not live up to its suggestive billing, though it did provide other pleasures in spades.
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After discovering the pleasures of disco at the Gallery, he began making records under a variety of aliases and with different collaborators.
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And if Apple wants to appeal to the biggest number of viewers, it's going to need award-bait shows and guilty pleasures.
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While we don't know as much about the pleasures of sex for insects, we know something about the negative aspects of rejection.
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She also became a caterer and published a cookbook and entertaining guide: Cornelia Guest's Simple Pleasures: A Healthy Seasonal Cooking & Easy Entertaining.
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But amid uncertainty and violence, people also go about their daily lives, enjoying simple pleasures like lunch with friends or yoga classes.
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Refinery29 spoke to Kaufman about the horrors of the show, the pleasures of the show, and the future of America's strangest franchise.
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He still has a smile, and he should—the game has made him wealthy, he lives in a city with infinite pleasures.
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At the same time, the sex industry is adjusting to cater to young Japanese who are also less interested in carnal pleasures.
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I discovered Samantha Bee, John Oliver, Trevor Noah, Seth Meyers, and Stephen Colbert a few months ago and they're my guilty pleasures.
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A bright idea Everyone should be able to experience the pleasures of hiking, whether they use their own two feet or not.
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That might be too much work for many of us Americans, addicted to the pleasures of Seamless and home delivery (raises hand).
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But for some reason in the last century or so, table manners and etiquette have disconnected us from the pleasures of food.
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He's cited Joy Division as an influence, and his album art references Unknown Pleasures, so I was curious if you've heard him.
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Less known is the fact that Castro, despite his frequent anti-United States diatribes, had his own shipment of forbidden Yankee pleasures.
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Hedonism for health and well-being Maximising everyday pleasures can be used in therapy and shows promise as an intervention for depression.
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And I think that one of the great pleasures of doing a book like this, is to hear directly from these people.
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Two decades after the film was released, the sight of the fruit still conjures in many an appreciation for life's small pleasures.
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"There is also the promise of pleasures that are actually mirages, where these are distorted images of a fake world," they add.
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Mr. Fosse cast Mr. McMartin in two flops, "The Conquering Hero" and "Pleasures and Palaces," which died in out-of-town tryouts.
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I'll admit that I take this pro-bag position because I take seriously the small pleasures I can find in airline travel.
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For those familiar with Judaism, one of the book's unexpected pleasures is just how unexotic these exotic Khazars turn out to be.
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Hedonic adaptation cruelly mandates that intense pleasures will not last, at the same moment survey data show Westerners are seeking these states.
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I guard the pleasures and subtleties of our connection like a jewel, a private, glittering thing that shines brightest in the shadows.
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A long rally overflows with both the subtle pleasures of God-body reflex and the more visceral thrills of speed and power.
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Moving to the present, the work becomes more fragmented and self-consciously conceptual, but there are still pure pleasures to be had.
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As wrenching and messy as it is to have a big cry while reading, I consider it one of life's great pleasures.
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Bollen pairs all the pleasures of a literary thriller (dazzling coves, a string of murders, champagne on yachts) with uneasy moral questions.
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Calculator Suburban life outside the nation's largest cities has its pleasures, but commuting to and from work isn't one of them. Realtor.
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The longtime friends on their new book, the pleasures — and perils — of childhood, and the remarkable success of their indie uke band.
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Bertolt Brecht's characters called attention to the artifice of the play to force the audience out of the supine pleasures of spectacle.
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It makes sense that the devil would get up on this mountain trying to tempt us with all of these worldly pleasures.
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Although vodka is traditional for toasting, Champagne and Cognac are also popular now in Russia, representing the new pleasures of conspicuous consumption.
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Sexton is a New Orleans native, and her feeling for the city's language and pulse is one of the book's true pleasures.
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Expecting yourself to give up perhaps what is one of the few pleasures you can relish now is simply unrealistic and unnecessary.
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Critic's Pick So many of TV's most prolific killers are stony-faced ciphers, immune to the fits and pleasures of human existence.
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None of these camps want their pleasures challenged or their bubble worlds burst by reminders that a cherished director, say, denigrates women.
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None of this is to say that the book doesn't have its pleasures, especially for anyone with a taste for literary trivia.
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And that, as a new generation of visitors in search of privacy and simple pleasures will tell you, is the whole point.
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Whether salty or sweet, comfort food is only one of the few small pleasures making isolation just a little bit more bearable.
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Watching her begin to light up again, largely through contact with the other female characters, is one of the novel's real pleasures.
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If the movie's looseness lets in an excess of dead air, "Nobody's Fool" is still dotted with pleasures besides those Haddish brings.
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For all its depiction of a world spinning off its axis, "Albion" affords the pleasures of a vintage, soul-searching British novel.
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Related: How (and Why) to Cook With Bugs, According to Three Chefs Only in the West have we resisted such gustatory pleasures.
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I don't believe in the idea of guilty pleasures; I have no need to ever feel guilty about what I listen to.
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The pleasures of the novel go far beyond the crackling, breathless plot and the satisfaction of watching the puzzle fall into place.
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We made soups and chicken dishes and pasta and embraced the smorgasbord, hunched over a table of miscellaneous pleasures like urchin children.
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Their daring black and white compositions depict some of the pleasures, but more often skewer the hypocrisies and inequities of Parisian life.
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Art has many more complex pleasures and problems, to be sure, but still this consideration of "souls" should be counted among them.
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"The Big Sleep," Raymond Chandler Raymond Chandler is one of life's great pleasures, ideally in a bath with a drink to hand.
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That book was a witty and melancholy tour de force about reading and love and the pleasures of travel as against tourism.
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"Unknown Pleasures" collects five distinct styles or modes, and it's easy to identify which is which, if not which is by whom.
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In this special, Papa covers life's simple pleasures: getting married, having two daughters, and living with the notion of being a parent.
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In a suite of grayscale pages featuring cables, monitors and pixelated images on screens, Blip revels in the pleasures her computer brings.
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Zoë Kravitz is great in this gender-flipped version of the book and film, but the show itself offers only superficial pleasures.
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Standing out with a personal style in tech is generally shunned, since it implies time spent on aesthetic pleasures, rather than work.
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Spotify has created a special playlist of all the songs featured in the film for your listening pleasures after enjoying the film.
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One of the book's pleasures is the way it transports us back to America in the first half of the 19th century.
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The fragrance is most present, the texture is most supple and the pleasures are most pronounced when the madeleines are freshly baked.
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" — which is just one of the many ways in which this consistently hilarious show evokes the pleasures of "Mystery Science Theater 3000.
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One of the biggest pleasures of the dystopian allegory is that we'd all like to believe that our national nightmares can end.
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Yet if Voyager and Enterprise never quite reach the heights of their predecessors, there are still pleasures to be had in both.
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"The Most Dangerous Man in America," rigorously researched and shot through with some necessary conjecture, offers the pleasures of the ticktock genre.
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The pleasures of home and hearth are conveyed in sequences featuring homemade wine and showing Lucchi cultivating her vegetable and fruit garden.
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For those who have read Strout's previous novel, "My Name Is Lucy Barton," this book also offers the pleasures of intertextual sport.
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His enormous artistic output cycled through the attendant pleasures and pains of being involved in one's community and defending one's civil rights.
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If children are told about the mechanics and the pleasures of sex they will grown up to be better lovers who communicate.
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The list goes on and on, and so do the visual pleasures until you are nearly exhausted by the intense visionary experience.
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That's why, despite this novel's enormous restraint and despite the surface pleasures of its comedy, Laura and Emma is a profoundly sad book.
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This seems backwards to me: we can enjoy monkey pleasures too, and we have removed many of the limitations of being a monkey.
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Sometimes you need to take a break from the swine and bovine pleasures, and enjoy the refreshing and briny delights of the sea.
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Case in point: a baseball hat constructed from the Ikea FRAKTA bag, courtesy of a crossover between online retailers Pleasures and Chinatown Market.
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He has been inundated with offers of speaking engagements, book deals, and documentaries; however, he is focusing on more simple pleasures right now.
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It's one of the few remaining pleasures in her life, but she also worried about her boyfriend's reaction if they didn't have sex.
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Below, check out my takeaways from my time channeling that French culinary vibe and slowing down to savor the simple pleasures in life.
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I smiled and shook my head, picking up one bottle after another — with names like Beautiful, Youth-Dew, Pleasures — and sniffing at them.
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I still don't feel okay quoting episodes from my beloved The Cosby Show or watching previous pleasures like Frida and Midnight In Paris.
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Emergence isn't going to change your life, but its low-key pleasures and its wonderful star might turn you into a big fan.
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She also became a vegan caterer and published a cookbook and entertaining guide: Cornelia Guest's Simple Pleasures: A Healthy Seasonal Cooking & Easy Entertaining.
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I generally dislike movies but he loves them and hasn't seen one of my guilty pleasures, Pride and Prejudice (the Keira Knightly version).
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The pleasures of porcine companionship are obvious, yet once in a while, Perry fantasizes about taking a human companion on the perfect date.
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It takes a lot of work, and it often requires avoiding hedonistic pleasures like partying or going on spur-of-the-moment trips.
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One such reinvention is "offbeat luxury" that promises the traveler all the worldly pleasures along with a never-before-seen type of experience.
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"The pleasures of urban populations have become mainly passive: seeing cinemas, watching football matches, listening to the radio, and so on," Russell said.
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Nearly 29,2000 spectators gathered in the Canadian city of Saskatoon last weekend to watch one of life's simplest pleasures: giant fruit crushing stuff.
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If one of the pleasures of dance is being confounded or disoriented by choreographic structures, this is not an element of McNamara's work.
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Teasing out her soft vocal inflections and textural shading — the album's deftest pleasures — requires attention; muted delicacies rarely reveal much on first listen.
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The pleasures of Witt's book are like the sex it envisions, unbound from the obligations of solving a problem or achieving a goal.
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Kala decides they will both run away to a new city, where they can engage in all the hedonistic pleasures sensate life affords.
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"Plus it brings back the happiness of childhood and simple pleasures like skipping stones, playing in the snow, things like that," she said.
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If The Shark Club plays with the pitfalls and pleasures of unusual relationships, Francesca Segal's The Awkward Age pushes them to gripping extremes.
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Fall for all of that, and there are few other pleasures in life which compare to a trip to Fulham on a Saturday.
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One of the first film's chief pleasures was warming to the idea that the normally lightweight actor could be a coldblooded, grieving killer.
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Given that he's more product-oriented than process-oriented, Wright tends to reflect on the advantages of meditation rather than reproduce their pleasures.
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I started meditating, contemplating how pleasure feels and how to cultivate it, and tuning in to the small, physical pleasures of everyday life.
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But in 2010 he met Heinz Peter Knes, a Berlin-based photographer, and discovered the pleasures of travelling with someone he cared about.
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Other than funding space travel, the billionaire says he has "lots of pleasures," for example, a vacation he just took with his family.
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There was a time in the late 90s and early 2000s when two of life's simplest pleasures peaked: teen movies and pop punk.
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Those who don't enjoy (in both senses) my pleasures have every right, from their side, to regard my consciousness as spoiled, corrupt, decadent.
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In matters of appetite, he is pleasingly French: sensuous, libidinous—the healthy lover of pagan Mediterranean pleasures that Nietzsche admired and Camus incarnated.
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The "Guilty Pleasures" truck, which hit the road for the first time on Wednesday, is the brainchild of the liberal advocacy group MoveOn.
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In 1987 Ganz played an angel called Damiel in Wenders's film "Wings of Desire", who becomes mortal so he can experience earthly pleasures.
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Ian Edelman's ephemeral fish-out-of-water comedy, "Puerto Ricans in Paris," despite its feather-light plot and humorous contrivances, has minor pleasures.
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That's why we need a new, more expansive lexicon to describe the dominant responsibilities—not to mention the neglected pleasures—of our lives.
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Bobby wants only to win, and one of the show's consistent pleasures is witnessing what a man without scruples is capable of accomplishing.
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Taino Smokehouse lets you dispense with fine-dining pretensions and get down to the tool kit and pickup truck pleasures of smoked meats.
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The book is, in many respects, a roaring getaway car of guilty pleasures — film gossip, comic-book esoterica, hilarious tales of nerd rage.
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One of the few pleasures they have left, surely, is venting to their spouses, parents, and maybe a Washington Post reporter or two.
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Right now, it feels like I may just be too childish and excitable to truly adapt to the quaint pleasures of family life.
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Assuming you're not a total square, you know that sneaking into somewhere you're not meant to be is one of life's greatest pleasures.
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But it's that simplicity that turns it into a work of dumbheaded genius, a gloriously unrelenting paean to the pleasures of going out.
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The Blinding Pleasures exhibition is on now until March 18, 2017 at Arebyte Gallery Gallery, 4, 49 White Post Ln, London E9 5EN.
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Illustrating what is exquisite about the simple pleasures of life, Jankowska's works artfully grasp the vibrancy and tantalizing imagery of the natural world.
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The novel's title refers to the river in Hue where Robert was pulled into pleasures and perils he has never shared with anyone.
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My childhood was rich in many things — love, talk (two psychotherapist parents), Red Sox heartbreak — but impoverished in pleasures of the porcine variety.
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Now, please read the great Eric Asimov on the pleasures of Montsants, from Catalonia, in the latest installment of his Wine School column.
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But the new Swearin' has all the familiar pleasures: tense punk guitars, urgent rhythm and Ms. Crutchfield's sure-footed sneers. Merge. Oct. 5.
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He also manufactured latex vaginas and hand-shaped items devised for anal insertion and a variety of other novelties associated with masturbatory pleasures.
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One of the pleasures of a movie like "Gloria Bell" is how it turns an average life into the stuff of immersive fiction.
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But I can still walk, cycle, swim, and frolic with my dog, activities that have resulted in many unexpected pleasures and new friends.
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The book that stimulates the dialogue between parent and toddler is also the child's introduction to the pleasures of written language and stories.
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Here, Hanks talks about the franchise and what it says about family, and the unique pleasures and demands of playing a children's plaything.
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And as it turns out, these so-called "guilty" pleasures can actually be good for us, so long as they're enjoyed in moderation.
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That's because in Florence, unusual in an age of point-and-click shopping, the pleasures of brick-and-mortar are alive and well.
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So I would say Eastern Europe, the Middle East and a maritime war by Japan with the United States enjoying its own pleasures.
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The British writer Jessie Greengrass's first novel, "Sight," can be fit into that group but offers its own distinct philosophical and lyrical pleasures.
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We believe that a better understanding of where wine comes from, who made it and why leads to deeper pleasures in its consumption.
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Alex, despite his jones for Minecraft, is not so Americanized as to sass his parents too harshly or renounce the pleasures of cuddling.
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In a quartet of poems at the end, Jackson describes the pleasures and dislocations of a black family living in the American suburbs.
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For more understated, internal pleasures turn to two novels about single mothers and their teenage children who seek refuge in small Maine communities.
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Watching him romancing the cameras, and seeing him transformed into an army of simulcast selves, is one of this production's great, disorienting pleasures.
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In "Pillow Talk" — in effect the first movie about the pleasures and consequences of phone sex — Hudson and Day take a bath together.
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Elegant contrivance is necessary in the novel, and it has its own pleasures; yet I've always been a fan of the accretion phase.
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The city's sensuality taunted me during our stay, seducing me with pleasures I didn't completely understand and which were just out of reach.
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The spread of the virus has cut Americans off from each other, but some are using the opportunity to enjoy more simple pleasures.
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And far from being theatrical types, Marchetti and Olsen envisioned their life at La Filanda as one oriented toward family and domestic pleasures.
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And they loved the work of the American food writer Richard Olney, who related the pleasures of French country cooking in the 1970s.
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Which is by no means to say that the film, directed by Haifaa al-Mansour ("Wadjda") forgoes the expected pleasures of the genre.
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Most of the pleasures of "Lost in Paris" come from watching the coincidences multiply as Fiona, Dom and Martha narrowly miss one another.
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Aesthetic pleasures surface — the immersive section, those pool floats — and "(Not) Water" may push people to reflect on their own relationship with water.
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"Perfect Places" is set during "just another graceless night" of drinking, dancing and hooking up, seeking thoughtless pleasures that seem ever more elusive.
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This prodigious rate of creativity is normal for Mr. Hong, a chronicler of the human condition and the pleasures and pitfalls of attraction.
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