A student is plied with beer by a smiling stranger.
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Finance interests have also plied Democrats with hefty campaign donations.
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The alleged victim says Cosby had plied with alcohol and drugs.
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The women in both cases said Cosby plied them with alcohol.
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She plied them with indulgent treats like cotton candy and rainbow sherbet.
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Inside the disused garages, bakeries, barbers and beauty salons plied their trade.
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Huawei employees are being plied with round-the-clock meals and snacks.
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I gripped it tighter and sobbed as the nurses plied at my will.
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Children played in the sand, and paddle boarders plied the Great Peconic Bay.
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Some victims were plied with alcohol and groped or molested, the report says.
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Convoys of National Guard trucks rumbled through town, and boaters plied the streets.
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Make sure skin is gently exfoliated and plied with a rich shaving cream.
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Addicts and dealers haunt corners and squares where prostitutes once plied their trade.
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Reynolds, who was yearning to have a second child, plied her husband with alcohol.
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Once aboard the lion nuzzled the tourists and plied them with big lion licks.
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Young men who once plied the routes now fill the mosques with their frustration.
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Aged ten, he plied the same trade with pens and trinkets, delivered by bicycle.
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McAneny said that at first, Presbyterian plied her group with offers to hire them.
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He has plied his trade deftly across borders, language, cultural barriers and governmental intricacies.
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Locals who once plied their livelihood in the bay can now barely get by.
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That evening, on MSNBC, Chris Hayes plied O'Rourke with friendly questions about the plan.
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Later on, Mr. Han donned a Mexico jersey as fans plied him with tequila.
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At least half a dozen other "ghost tankers" have plied the same route this autumn.
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Constand, now 44, said Cosby plied her with drugs and alcohol before sexually assaulting her.
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She claims he plied them with drugs and alcohol to take advantage of them sexually.
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Opioid companies also plied doctors with speaking fees, free travel, consulting fees, and "education" programs.
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Constand, now 44, has said Cosby plied her with alcohol and drugs before raping her.
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He began delivering sparkling water in 22017, when hundreds of seltzer men plied the streets.
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After she arrived, she was allegedly plied with drugs and alcohol before Epstein assaulted her.
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Residents are being plied with fees that make it harder to stay in their properties.
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They waved back the locals who plied the road taking their farm goods to market.
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Some have plied the community theater circuit for years or have music or dance credits.
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Justin Bieber swept Selena Gomez off her feet and plied her full of sugar ... no booze.
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There were even some purring professionals, who plied their bruising trade as far away as Yorkshire.
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One claimed that he plied her with alcohol before she was old enough to drink legally.
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The routes plied by junior teams like the Broncos often follow secondary highways linking remote communities.
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He hired a veteran cheesemaker, Franco Picciuolo, whose father and grandfather had also plied the trade.
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To help, he plied them with cheap bank loans, beneficial "buy Korea" policies and other inducements.
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All my friends who had previously taken the Trans-Siberian Railway had plied me with stories.
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According to her, she and Jackson kissed "tongue in mouth" after she plied him with some wine.
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Its main road is a two-lane highway linked by rickety bridges and plied by ox carts.
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She claimed he restrained her, plied her with alcohol and drugs ... and gave her an unspecified STD.
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The team captain, Cléber Santana, 35, had plied his trade all over Brazil and also in Spain.
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His mother says those responsible for his welfare pushed him to perform and plied him with drugs.
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Aphibarnrat has plied his trade to considerable success on the European Tour, picking up four career victories.
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Hall sued after O'Connor claimed the former late-night talk show host plied Prince with drugs over decades.
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LOCOMOTIVES HAVE plied the Dawlish railway seawall, which hugs Devon's beaches between Exeter and Newton Abbot, since 9.23.
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WWDITS is plied with the same kind of one liners that are destined to be quoted among fans.
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It plied the Hudson between Hoboken and Barclay Street in Manhattan from 2000 until its retirement in 21905.
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But he also plied his signature wit with wicked word play on matters macabre (see: "A Little Priest").
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He plied the pigs with corn so that they would be accustomed to his presence in their pen.
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Since he ended his brief retirement from filmmaking in 2017, Soderbergh has plied his craft with scrappy exuberance.
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Of the 10 NGO rescue boats that once plied the waters of the Mediterranean, only Sea-Watch remains active.
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In fact, when you're exercising, your body is well-adapted to not being plied with water at every moment.
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Drew, 41, grew up in Yonkers and said he plied his old trade a three-minute walk from Greyston.
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As the map shows, those strikes that happened over the ocean were concentrated in places most plied by ships.
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Parts of the Philippine archipelago have sent out seafarers since long before Spanish galleons plied between Manila and Acapulco.
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Had they plied their craft in the 1950s, their victims would have been stuffed-shirt generals and moral busybodies.
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At the hotel, the two men allegedly plied him with alcohol and had sex with him, the teen said.
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Trump plied his very unpresidential craft of slapping disparaging nicknames and insults at a host of perceived political enemies.
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Other culprits are found close to home with children growing up with extended families plied with treats by relatives.
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Her trafficker got her addicted to heroin and plied her with crack cocaine so she could work long hours.
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What about the world of luxury residential building in which Mr. Cohen plied his trade with the Trump Organization?
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Sea Watch is the last remaining rescue boat of 10 which once plied the migration route between Libya and Italy.
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She accepted, and according to prosecutors, she claimed Mally plied her with booze on 2 occasions and forcibly raped her.
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The team captain Cleber Santana, 35, had plied his trade all over Brazil, but also in Spain with Atlético Madrid.
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So on July 27, two environmental protection agents plied a johnboat through the lake's waters in search of the gar.
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"Priest and calligrapher," his business card read, in his unimpeachable Renaissance italic, and he long plied both trades at once.
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Piedrahita plied Ciccione with prostitutes, food, drinks and around $20,000 in cash at the Marriott Bogota, according to court documents.
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Two of New York's established early-music ensembles plied specialties over the weekend, a study in contrasts despite basic similarities.
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As cyclists and joggers plied the winding park drives, a nonstop stream of tourists approached the hard-to-miss horseman.
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Cause of death: Gored by a boar while hunting, after being plied with wine by Lancel on the orders of Cersei.
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Coleman said Barnett plied her with alcohol at a party the night before she was found outside, and then raped her.
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For generations, the Suns plied their fishing boats up and down the Huai and Yellow Rivers, living off their daily catch.
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Clay is sculpted into functionless cigarettes, which are then plied into animals such as a spotted hyena or a mountain gorilla.
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Manson and his "family" plied the band with drugs and women, and Wilson had a voracious appetite for both, Love writes.
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In the second case, the alleged victim was 17 when he claims Grasham plied him with alcohol until he fell asleep.
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So rubbing shoulders with celebrities, being plied with free health foods, and becoming friends with bloggers presented more of a challenge.
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At so-called uck parties, young people often find themselves plied with drugs and alcohol, and coerced into performing sex acts.
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White got Nesbit to his apartment on the pretext that he was having people over and then plied her with Champagne.
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When Mr. Miller started his business, hundreds of seltzer men plied the streets; when he retired, there were only a handful.
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That unleashed force is plied most artfully here to create a portrait of how grief unhinges, disarranges and heightens everyday life.
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Early on, Mr. Lipton's mother plied him with books, instilling in him a love of language and the arts, particularly theater.
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He was raised in the forest, helping out on his grandfather's boat, which plied Borneo's endless rivers, carrying wood and rice.
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The practices plied on the various islands (there are about 700 that make up the nation called the Bahamas) are diverse.
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When Kim swung by NBC's Today show set in Pyeongchang, they plied her with all the junk food she could hope for. .
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And though the Bible doesn't say, she also may have plied him with one skin after another of her sweet raspberry wine.
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She was plied with questions about her private email server, seemed defensive and unwilling to abide by time constraints on her responses.
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For three weeks, the ship plied the waters of the Gulf of Thailand, turned away by countries unwilling to grant us asylum.
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He said he felt exhausted as the three rounds of the hurdles progressed, and he plied himself with caffeine from energy drinks.
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While Shohei swung big with his church proposal and Shion plied Tsubasa with charms, Taka's big move was to … shave his mustache.
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Perhaps they also sold legit pharmaceuticals, but they mainly plied recreational drugs preferred by Westerners that hadn't yet been banned in China.
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But in terms of how that trade is plied today, the world that Taylor was drawing was something very new to me.
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Protesters shouted out "welcome to Hong Kong!" to travellers emerging through customs and plied them with leaflets about the pro-democracy cause.
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No, I don't have a #MeToo-type story of being plied with altar wine and taken advantage of by a parish priest.
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An older boy plied a 15-year-old with booze and, after she passed out at a house party, stole her virginity.
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Lot being plied with alcohol to facilitate incestuous relations isn't uncommon in Baroque art, but Rubens's boozy, leering Lot is uncommonly shocking.
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The coffin stood on display in front of his uncle's house, as food vendors plied their offerings nearby and children skipped underfoot.
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She has plied Mr. Trump with data from the committee's polling, assuring him that he is doing better than public surveys suggest.
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In a survey published this week by France Football, all of the top 10 best paid soccer players plied their trade in Europe.
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She added that she'd never been plied by producers with drinks; she's a functional member of Bachelor Nation who happens not to drink.
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In their quest for Kansas City to become the first Google Fiber, city leaders plied Google Fiber with all sorts of free stuff.
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Those very waters, it turns out, have been plied, the last two summers, by a luxury cruiseliner, the Crystal Serenity, carrying 8003,700 souls.
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Then Talbot plied his trade in the AHL for four years, existing in a Rangers organization that featured Henrik Lundqvist in his prime.
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And major routes in and between towns are plied by minivan taxis, which can be hailed from the road and cost very little.
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He plied her with expensive wine, told her how pretty she was and even tried to kiss her despite her protestations, she alleged.
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Ben also said that he saw singer "stick his hands" down people's pants without consent and that he plied people with alcohol and drugs.
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But even as he plied his trade at the N.B.A. margins, most recently in White Plains, Fredette somehow managed to remain in the spotlight.
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The most remarkable thing of all was that Ms. Little had plied her trade without interruption from 19533 to the end of her life.
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Fruitcake is supposed to sit for weeks and be plied with booze, but in the morning we cut into one of them to sample.
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Then, one day last summer, having plied her with gifts and alcohol, he invited the 14-year-old to his home and raped her.
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"The men sometimes used threats and violence and plied their victims with alcohol or drugs," Mr. Quinn, a senior prosecutor, said in a statement.
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In 1828, in Edinburgh, two barkeepers plied guests with alcohol, then smothered them, killing 16 people and selling their bodies to a prominent anatomist.
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They had plied their trade in the popular tourist district for years before being kicked out to make way for food stalls decades ago.
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Anaya blamed WeWork's leadership for establishing a top-down "frat-boy" culture, claiming that Neumann himself "plied" her with tequila shots in her interview.
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People plied me with tea, biscuits and sandwiches, took me on tractor rides and to the bingo and made a few jokey marriage proposals.
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"There's something in the energy," Kemp said about playing at Dodger Stadium, where he plied his trade for the first nine seasons of his career.
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Its investigators have plied the media with details of the alleged murder, including descriptions of a supposed audio recording of Mr Khashoggi's horrific last moments.
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The alleged victim claimed that back in 2016, when he worked at the bar, Spacey plied him with alcohol and then repeatedly groped his genitals.
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The John H. Glenn Jr. plied New York's waters for just 15 years before it went to the fire department in Washington, D.C., in 1977.
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A woman testified tearfully that two decades ago, he befriended her, won her trust, plied her with gifts, and then drugged and sexually abused her.
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The actors, many of them also playing instruments, performed on bar tops while the audience, seated at cafe tables, was plied with vodka and pierogies.
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Arsenio Hall is suing Sinead O'Connor for defamation after the Irish singer claimed the former late-night talk show host plied Prince with drugs over decades.
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Bootleggers in a dry corner of Alaska, worried their business would collapse, plied voters with free drink to persuade them to vote against going legally wet.
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Her date is meant to make the other girls jealous: She get plied with expensive clothes from Singapore — The Bachelor went to Singapore in week 4?
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Byrd introduces dissonances that, to 16th-century ears, would have sounded highly unusual This was the setting in which Byrd, England's greatest composer, plied his trade.
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Undeterred, Alexei invited us to dinner at his apartment, where his wife cooked cabbage dumplings and he plied us with enough vodka to animate the Sphinx.
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The cops plied him with food and water, expecting his bowels to let up sometime, but as the days rolled by, he still wouldn't give in.
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From the moment Mr. McDonnell was elected governor in 2009, Mr. Williams plied him and his wife with gifts, some of which Mr. McDonnell requested himself.
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By the 153th century, local shipyards were clattering away, constructing vessels for the Dutch East India Company as it plied the spice routes to Southeast Asia.
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I mostly plied my trade in well-known gay pubs, clubs, and on the fringes of cruising areas, avoiding the darkest places for fear of violence.
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Instead, she plied her trade at places like the Heights Casino in Brooklyn for squash, the Pelham Country Club for golf and Jones Beach for archery.
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River cruises typically offer one or two daily excursions, such as village walks, temple and monastery visits, and workshops to see how traditional trades are plied.
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Willets Point United, a group composed mainly of the auto body shop owners who have long plied their trade on Willets's rutted streets, celebrated the decision.
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When Melissa participates in National Novel Writing Month each year, Billy makes sure she's plied with food and coffee while Jeremy hangs out with the kids.
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This is in part because the work of comics, once outsiders who plied their trade in dark nightclubs, has taken on the status of prestige art.
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"My command of the English language apparently doesn't get any better when I'm plied with rosé as I request we do 'interpretations' of each other," she joked.
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We were part of a team who tailed along with those sex workers as they plied their trade, ducking into cars and alleyways to sell their services.
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According to the criminal complaint, Spacey plied the teen with several drinks before putting his hands down his pants and groping his genitals for about three minutes.
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Contestants on Bachelor in Paradise are also plied with alcohol, and early reports of the June 4 scandal suggest the two contestants involved were both highly intoxicated.
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The song has come under fire for lyrics indicating the male singer has pressured a woman into spending the night with him and plied her with alcohol.
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There we boarded a small rowboat at a landing, plied by one of a cluster of local guides, for a half-day float within a protected gorge.
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R. Kelly's latest accuser claims he not only held her against her will, but he also plied her with drugs and alcohol ... and left her with an STD.
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Why does the white-collar professional creative class get plied with extensive perks and decent pay while blue-collar and service workers get treated like a chain gang?
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Toll takers said they had been plied with pickup lines, phone numbers, and gifts like perfume, flowers and food while also being targets of stares and filthy gestures.
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For their presentation, they plied editors with groaning boards of fruits and vegetables (pineapple, pomegranate, radicchio with citrus), the kind of lush tableau Monsieur Rousseau might have appreciated.
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According to the criminal complaint, Spacey plied the teen with several drinks before putting his hands down the alleged victim's pants and groping his genitals for about three minutes.
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The person later alleged in an affidavit that the detectives plied him with food, clothing, and sexual contact with a girlfriend while in custody in exchange for his testimony.
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Huth, now in her 50s, alleges in her lawsuit that Cosby plied her with alcohol and molested her in 1974 at the Playboy Mansion when she was aged 15.
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Constand has told investigators that she viewed Cosby as a mentor and that he plied her with wine and unidentified pills, leaving her unable to resist his sexual advances.
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The Argyll, Kaga and its destroyer escort the Inazuma practiced formations on calm seas in the Indian Ocean near commercial sea lanes plied by container vessels and oil tankers.
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"My own experience is that I was plied with drink—massively so—and was then offered a dance, but only in the VIP room," he wrote on the UKPunting.
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A third woman, Julie Swetnick, has said that Judge Kavanaugh attended multiple parties in high school where he plied women with alcohol to try to take advantage of them.
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As Thursday's indictment shows, the two men largely plied their way into the Republican Party's political structures with raw cash, effectively transmogrifying it into congressional influence and presidential favor.
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The Cham were a disdained minority in both Cambodia and Vietnam, fishermen and river traders who long ago conquered Angkor and plied the southern seas from China to Arabia.
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In the earlier case, the woman, then 17, reported she was raped by Cosby after he had plied her with alcohol at a Hollywood jazz club, according to prosecutors.
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Huth, now in her 50s, sued Cosby in December 2014, alleging that he plied her with alcohol and molested her during an encounter at the Playboy Mansion in 1974.
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But while his father and grandfathers mostly plied their trade on the local level, Tom Corbally — the kid who loved to travel the world — would take the family's skills global.
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We could not move for being plied with whiskey, which was lucky, because it turns out that low-grade tipsiness is the correct state in which to experience immersive theater.
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The person with the heroin addiction later alleged that the detectives plied him with food, clothing, and sexual contact with a girlfriend while in custody in exchange for his testimony.
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The neighborhood is ringed by highways and plied by buses that connect to the Forest Hills–71st Avenue subway and Long Island Rail Road stations or run express to Manhattan.
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Zardulu, who is based in New York but otherwise reveals nothing about her identity, plied her craft silently for years before beginning to claim authorship of her work last year.
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A second set of spotlights, beamed from same bottle-green boxes used by the booksellers who have plied their trade on the banks of the Seine for hundreds of years.
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As commodity trading increases and wheat farming expands, more and more grasslands are being plowed under and plied with chemicals, robbing birds of their natural habitat and polluting what's left.
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We're 100 kilometers off Australia's coast and have found PVC pipes, cans of paints, bottles, beer cans, wood chips, and other debris from the days when steamships plied our waters.
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Nearby, cosmetics companies plied alcohol-free perfume and lipsticks free of animal fat, which made the products halal, though still viewed by some clerics as not sharia-compliant for being flirtatious.
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The indictment against him alleged he lured women to his apartment through Craigslist, promised them roles in a film, plied them with alcohol, encouraged them to strip, and then raped them.
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Plied with a little bit of food, Fiona the baby hippo, April the giraffe and animals of all sizes (from rescue skunks to elephants) happily made their predictions know this week.
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Around 12 inches of this same imprinted cord has since been discovered, revealing it to be made of two-plied strands of some kind of vegetable fiber, neatly S-twisted together.
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The museum's earliest pieces date to almost 4000 B.C.E. That is more than three millenniums before the ships described by Homer plied the Aegean Sea or the Old Testament was written.
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During the street fair, Fran introduced me to everyone he knew, and to some he didn't, and we were plied with refreshments, including wine, beer, and gin and tonics, and tapas.
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By age 693, Edward was sailing; when he was 12, his grandfather gave him a 15-foot sailing dinghy, which he plied the length of the tidal Thames two years later.
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Both were songwriters who plied their trade in adjacent buildings, and Ms. Stapleton was close friends with the woman responsible for pushing Mr. Stapleton's songs to singers who might record them.
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" The lawsuit is peppered with details about the company's frat-like culture, including an allegation that WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann "plied [Anaya] with tequila shots during her interview with the company.
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According to new research, the humble salmon could be pumped full of as much white powder as any of the bath salt-cut baggies (sorry, "purest shit") plied outside nightclub bathrooms.
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This is all exacerbated by the fact that he's spent his congressional career as an independent who caucuses with Democrats, and has never plied his popularity into helping Democratic colleagues get elected.
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Traffic is still far from gridlock, but electric bikes have now joined the taxis, a growing fleet of private cars, and the Soviet-era trolleybuses that have plied the capital for decades.
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Twenty years ago 15-odd convoys of 20-30 barges each plied the route from Brazil through Paraguay, to the sea in Uruguay and Argentina, recalls Fernando González of Naviship, a shipper.
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In 2009, investigators looked into the New York state pension fund's decision to invest $250 million with Broidy and found he had plied state officials with nearly $1 million in illegal gifts.
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Engert founded the company as FlixBus in 2013, and its green intercity coaches have since become a familiar sight on Germany's autobahns, while its FlixTrains have plied European routes since last year.
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She says Dr. Luke, her producer for a decade, plied her with drugs, sexually abused her and micromanaged every aspect of her life — claims Dr. Luke has adamantly maintained she made up.
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The ladies are actually behaving more naturally than the down-on-her-luck observer, a woman Weegee found at Sammy's and plied with drink before taking her uptown to complete his scheme.
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Yet the weapons plied by the eight uniformly excellent performers here are nothing more than lips, larynx, lungs and so forth — stuff that most people have been born with for many millenniums.
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From there, the last craftswoman still occupied making jewelry on the bridge where goldsmiths have plied their trade for five centuries has maybe the most enthralling of Florentine vistas all to herself.
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While his officials have plied the press with gruesome evidence of the alleged killing over the past week, Turkey's president has taken a more cautious stance, declining to confront the Saudi leadership openly.
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If you think President Donald Trump's crisis-management methods are hard to understand, I can tell you that they utterly perplex those of us who plied the trade in the Clinton White House.
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In the week leading up to her departure, fans were allowed to observe Bao Bao as she was plied with her favorite treats, including ice cakes made of frozen fruit juices and vegetables.
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Mr. LaBute plied the genre to devastating effect in "bash: latter-day plays" (1999), the work that made his name in theater, a three-part bill of fare about less than saintly Mormons.
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And yet, it feels like the Progressive Liberal has more in common with the pernicious foreign heel than with a straightforward political gimmick like what the Real Americans plied a few years ago.
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"Ah, feels great," said Mr. Gershenhorn, 66, as if he had just dived into a pristine swimming hole and not a sometimes unsanitary stretch of the Hudson plied by tugs, tankers and barges.
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TMZ broke the story ... Oliver claimed the "Melrose Place" star had plied him with alcohol and drugs at a party in 1998 -- when he was just 16 -- and then had sex with him.
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The priest gradually gained his confidence by teaching him how to gamble on horses, plied him with beers in the rectory, showed him pornographic magazines, took pictures of him naked and eventually raped him.
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He prided himself on his ability to navigate different cultures, and he relished Cairo's unruly street life: the smoky cafes, the endless hustle, the candy-colored party boats that plied the Nile at night.
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Bloomberg reported that plans for the factory have already lured more investment into the village of Grunheide; some developers have plied local leadership with plans for 22-story apartment high-rises and massive malls.
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Martinez says he exposed himself to her at Yale, while Swetnick released a sworn declaration today alleging Kavanaugh and friends plied girls with spiked alcohol back in high school in order to sexually assault them.
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As we reported, Latresa and Rochelle claim R. Kelly picked them out of the crowd, plied them with drugs and alcohol, invited them to his hotel room and had sex with Latresa without her consent.
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Constand and other accusers say Cosby, the star of the 1980s hit TV comedy "The Cosby Show," often plied them with pills and alcohol before assaulting them in a series of incidents over four decades.
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But the operators and drivers of the 200,000 jeepneys that have plied the nation's roads and highways for decades are defiant, denouncing moves to oust them as "anti-poor" and a threat to their livelihoods.
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Because he plied his amateur career in an era when amateurism entailed precisely that — athletes were barred from earning money from their sports — Chapot made his living in those years as a leather-goods salesman.
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Le Carré plied the detectives with tales of how Ronnie conned his way around the world, including the names of people in his posse who did jail time for him and would do it again.
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For the past 18 months, Ginni Thomas, the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas, and other conservatives have plied the White House with memos and suggestions about which people to fire — and who should replace them.
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Beginning in the 18th century, coastwise sailing vessels plied the waters of Northport's sheltered deep harbor to bring farm products and timber to New York City and other destinations, said Steven King, the village historian.
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The girls - now aged 16 and 17 - were rescued in 2017 from a brothel in West Bengal where they were held in one room, beaten, plied with drink and drugs until addicted, and repeatedly raped.
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In its stage adaptations of classic American literature, this endlessly exploratory company has plied theatrical inventiveness to simulate the Every Reader experience of falling into — and in love with — a self-contained universe of words.
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Her lawsuit accuses the recruiter of befriending her over the course of several weeks before introducing her to Epstein, who plied her with gifts before pressuring her to provide him massages that became increasingly sexually abusive.
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Dad Joiner was targeting the Woodbine sands, which sit above a layer of Buda limestone and are thick with the fossils of the dinosaurs and the crocodiles that plied the shallow seas of the Cretaceous period.
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We arrived at a small village in the northeast part of the country and my new relatives immediately plied me with an overwhelming amount of food, most of it grown and raised in their backyard gardens.
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He quit school at 16 to find jobs — first in a local factory, then on riverboats — before making his way to the merchant marine, where he worked on the ore ships that plied the Great Lakes.
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Whether artists who have already been plied by the Xone:96 and Model 1 will give this a shot remains to be seen, but it certainly looks like Pioneer DJ has been studying and taking notes.
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It's difficult to overstate the damage he's done in Ukraine, a nation that has sacrificed and suffered greatly in order to follow the kind of democratic model any previous American administration would have plied with praise.
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WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT Mr. Malik started off by telling the three women about a new office building he had heard about in the Flatiron neighborhood where the employees are plied with free food all day.
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That disastrous drought prompted government action to restore the river—if not to its heyday, when paddle-steamers plied it, then at least to levels where it could sustain the farms and people that rely on it.
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He had plied the fraught waters of the VIP cocktail circuit, schmoozed with up-and-comers in La Condesa, and slowly but surely mapped out the intricate web of narco influence and corruption within the federal government.
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At an emotional news conference, Heather Unruh, a former news anchor for WCVB, an ABC affiliate, said that the actor plied her son with "drink after drink" and then reached down his pants and grabbed his genitals.
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McKinsey consultants plied the executive suites of Fortune 500 companies, counseling chief executives with discretion and quietly building a business that, with $10 billion in annual revenues, is now bigger than many of the entities it serves.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Antony Gormley has consistently plied a practice that's about articulations and permutations of the human body, often fabricating his forms in materials that can withstand the vicissitudes of the natural environmental.
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The deposition was ordered at Allred's request in the lawsuit brought by Judy Huth, now in her 50s, alleging that Cosby plied her with alcohol and molested her in 1974 at the Playboy Mansion when she was 15.
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Waters already plied by Irma could be left a bit cooler, robbing Jose of potential energy, and "outflows" from Irma could produce wind shear for Jose, said Scott Braun, a research meteorologist for NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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The person with the heroin addiction later signed an affidavit alleging Guevara plied him with food, clothing, and sexual contact visits with a girlfriend while he was in custody in exchange for his testimony implicating others in murder.
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Wistful for those halcyon days, and eager to improve their credibility after a 4-12 season, the Jets in 2015 plied Revis with a deal fattened by $39 million guaranteed, of which they still owe him $6 million.
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Eventually, Clay uncovers the Clubhouse, as it's called in the third Polaroid, and finds a literal trove of photos of girls being plied with drinks and drugs before being tossed into vulnerable situations with Liberty High School's baseball players.
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I could hear the grinding of Kareen's seat as she plied each stroke, the plop of her oars when she dipped them sharply in the water, and the gurgle of water against the hull as the boat moved forward.
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The spy plied the professor with gifts of increasing value: first a fine bottle of Posolskaya vodka, then an $800 Victorinox Swiss Army watch, and finally, in return for an essay about the Afghanistan war, $2,000 in $100 bills.
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Mr. Celdran had a charm that appealed as much to people in Manila's glitzy hotels as to people in the slums, where his friends included cigarette vendors and drivers of the horse-drawn carts that plied the tourist neighborhoods.
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The lead defense attorney, Brian J. McMonagle, acknowledged that revelations of Mr. Cosby's womanizing, depictions of him as a philanderer who plied women with charm and drugs, have overtaken his image as a genial comedian and beloved TV dad.
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Korean sweet potatoes are rubbed with sesame oil, roasted in a 500-degree oven until their skins blister, then split and plied with honey butter, fresh mint and basil, and a foam spun from whipped cream and sesame oil.
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A three-story observation tower offers views to distant Alligator Lighthouse, marking the reef where the wreckers plied their trade, and, in the opposite direction, Lower Matacumbe Key, the source of fresh water, which allowed the island to flourish.
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We didn't get there until super late, by which time everyone had already been getting high in preparation of going out, so they plied us with drugs as soon as we arrived because they were so keen to leave.
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At a news conference in which she made the allegations regarding Spacey, Unruh said her "star struck" son falsely told the actor he was old enough to drink when he met him at the bar, and was plied with liquor.
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The so-called "Roastbusters" case in New Zealand – in which several underage girls were plied with alcohol and then filmed having sex – resulted in no convictions, which is believed to have led to fewer victims willing to make formal complaints.
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The players Reuters spoke to all recall the rivalry beginning for them while they were still in the junior ranks, continuing through their international careers and even onto the rinks of North America, where most of them plied their trade.
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It's not much to look at from the outside, with a plain metal casing, through there are some innovative touches here, including a break in the top that can be plied open to access the device's innards, using compatible tools.
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Mr. Steele told the court that all the women were much younger than Mr. Cosby, who had become a mentor to them, then invited them to, say, a dinner or a club, plied them with alcohol and drugs and assaulted them.
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One of those women, Latresa Scaff, says R. Kelly had sex with her without her consent in a hotel room ... this after he'd already plied the then-underage girls with alcohol and drugs at an after-party following his concert.
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Stalwarts of the Portland scene, Autistic Youth were a band who over their ten-plus years plied in an urgent style of melodic punk that took in elements of garage rock, 80s hardcore, and a healthy dose of classic power pop.
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Asked if she deleted the pictures because they did not play into the narrative that Spacey plied his son with alcohol, she responded she was a mother looking at her son's phone for the first time and she saw things that "concerned" her.
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Over the course of several visits, Epstein plied her with gifts, including a digital camera and hundreds of dollars, and eventually brought her to his massage room, where he pressured her to undress down to her underwear and massage him, court documents claim.
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His accuser in that case, Judy Huth, now in her 50s, sued Cosby in December 2014, alleging that he plied her with alcohol and molested her during an encounter at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles in 1974, when she was 15.
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Playboy founder Hugh Hefner gave a sworn deposition this week in a lawsuit brought in Los Angeles by an accuser, Judy Huth, who said Cosby plied her with alcohol and molested her at Hefner's Playboy Mansion in 1974 when she was aged 15.
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In fifth grade he'd gone on a field trip to Fort Dearborn, but he'd had to blur his vision to erase the skyscrapers and car factories so that he could imagine the days when Indian canoes, laden with pelts, plied the river.
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Play Video Replay Video Collected in the glass cases are the artifacts of a long, arduous road to political empowerment: A red silk shawl worn by Susan B. Anthony as she plied the hallways of the Capitol arguing for the right to vote.
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Unable to afford another storefront, he relocated his heaps of books into the apartment he was living in down the block and, as he plied his trade selling paperbacks on city streets over the next decade, the heaps grew into mountainous piles.
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Ever anxious to keep his patient in top form, first for the Nazis' huge open-air rallies and later for vital meetings with top generals or world leaders, Morell plied Hitler not only with sundry quack remedies but also with near-daily injections.
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At his best, he doesn't really direct a film so much as host it—keeping all his characters involved, rescuing the wallflowers, making sure that everyone is plied with lines and bits of stage business, as if he were topping up drinks.
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Hillary Clinton, who was initially a heavy favorite over Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, fought him to a draw in Iowa after a fierce campaign, saved in part by a finely tuned get-out-the-vote effort that studied and plied Iowa voters for months.
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Tampa (CNN)In a historic building where Teddy Roosevelt and Winston Churchill once laid their heads and where, more recently, tattoo artists plied their trade, US Special Operations Command has now set up shop, hoping to find the next big thing in battlefield gadgetry.
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If K-tel's rhetoric seemed sprung from the lips of an old-time midway barker, there was a reason: As a young man, Mr. Kives had plied that trade, hawking cookware and other goods at county fairs and on the boardwalk of Atlantic City.
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And in Ukraine, as the impeachment hearings this month will illustrate, the brigands left over from Ukraine's days as a bastion of corruption plied Giuliani with all of their grievances and all of their conspiracies, which Giuliani then whispered directly into the president's ears.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cecil Taylor, a U.S. jazz pianist who plied his craft with a distinctive percussive style that was not always appreciated even as he helped revolutionize the genre in the 20th century, died on Friday at age 89, the New York Times reported.
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Belfort did what Marquardt couldn't in capturing a UFC belt—the UFC light heavyweight championship against Randy Couture in 2004—and also plied his trade in Japan with Pride FC. While both men saw success, they also encountered plenty of controversy in their respective careers.
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Castor testified that he had agreed not to prosecute Cosby in 2005 to clear the way for him to testify in a civil suit brought by alleged victim Andrea Constand, now 44, who has said Cosby plied her with alcohol and drugs before raping her.
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Bowen's father, Brian Bowen Sr., confirmed much of the allegations in his own testimony, though he said that his son never knew about the deal, or the thousands of dollars he received from other sources related to where his son plied his ample talents.
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Ms. Leahy Scott reported that Joseph Klesin, a supervisory engineer at D.P.S., had been pressured to share confidential information with Mario Martello, a Con Edison consultant who had previously been his supervisor, and that Mr. Martello had plied him and another state official with gifts.
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But mostly, he sustained himself with an unusual artistic collective — the Family, an evolving cohort of multitalented misfits (their word) — that, for more than a decade, has plied basements and barns, singing Mr. Iconis's rock- and pop-influenced songs to a growing audience of fans.
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THE EYE OF HURRICANE IRMA (Reuters) - The sky darkened, lightning flashed and a jolt of turbulence shook the cabin of the hulking Air Force turbo-prop aircraft as it plied its way toward the eye of Hurricane Irma, one of the strongest Atlantic storms ever recorded.
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In the potlatch — a ritual practiced during precolonial times by indigenous tribes of the Northwest Coast, including the Tlingit and the Kwakiutl — the high-ranking host plied guests with enormous amounts of food (like fish oil served via quart-size spoons), often until they threw up.
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At a couple of points during the night, Mr. Hopkins and Mx. Bruce referred to the space, an accommodating but rigid cabaret room in which all the patrons were seated, a far cry from the more cramped and rusty venues in which they've generally plied their trade.
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When I attended the show in June, we started the evening by walking through Green-Wood's massive brownstone Gothic fantasia of a front gate, into the quiet of the cemetery, and while the producers waited for everyone to arrive, they plied the audience with samples of whiskey.
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While some deals between China's Communist government and Office 39 have been uncovered and cancelled, it's likely that others are slipping through the cracks — giving the autocratic regime in Pyongyang access to foreign currency and luxury goods in order to keep its economic and military elite plied with amenities.
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The man accusing "Melrose Place" star Jamie Luner of performing oral sex on him when he was only 16 ... claims she plied him with drugs and taped their encounter, but she's calling BS. Anthony Oliver tells TMZ ... he met Luner through his older brother in the late 90s.
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But really it's not a place, it's this place — Harlem, where the longtime documentary photographers Dawoud Bey, Chester Higgins Jr., and Hiram Maristany have plied their practices, generating the images we see here, which in the logic of the exhibition become collective memories drawing the neighborhood circle tighter.
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But the Trophy Club was very much a microcosm of the country itself, gawking at the spectacle that has become the presidency, before ultimately turning away with a shrug and trying to get the attention of a "shot girl" who plied the crowd with test tubes of sugary sweet liquor.
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Often these kind of addiction forming dark patterns are less visually obvious on a screen — unless you start counting the number of notifications you're being plied with, or the emotional blackmail triggers you're feeling to send a message for a 'friendversary', or not miss your turn in a 'streak game'.
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She and her husband, Damirzhan Azimov, are Dungans, descendants of Muslim traders who plied the Silk Road in the seventh century, married Han Chinese and settled in northwestern China until the late 1800s, when their great-grandparents fled government persecution and found a new home across the Tien Shan mountains.
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It traced its origins to 18813, with rented barges, and its getaway mission to 1872, when The New York Times reported on newsboys playing in a park and observed that they would do well to get some fresh-air relief from the crowded, fetid city that they plied every day.
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Researchers have since plied the 45-carat diamond with every noninvasive tool in their arsenal, seeking to understand the precise distribution of boron atoms that lend the Hope its steely blue tint and why the diamond will glow, or phosphoresce, a spectral shade of blood orange when exposed to ultraviolet light.
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Officials from four different countries — China, Mexico, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates — had reportedly discussed ways that Kushner could be plied by taking advantage of his complex international business interests, according to the Post, which spoke to current and former intelligence officials who had reviewed the U.S. intelligence reports on the matter.
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The Times reported Ratner was a friend of director James Toback, who has been accused by more than 300 women of sexual misconduct, and Roman Polanski, who fled the U.S. after he pled guilty to having sex with a 13 year-old girl in the 1970s, whom he plied with champagne and Quaaludes.
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Bennett claims when he was 17, Argento -- who became one of the first women in the #MeToo movement to accuse Harvey Weinstein of rape -- plied him with alcohol, performed oral sex on him and then got on top of him and had intercourse ... this according to documents obtained by the New York Times.
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Visitors, plied with themed cocktails — such as La Sirène, made of honey whiskey and preserved lemon — will be sent on a looping odyssey of their own through the town, listening to each portion at a different landmark while taking in video projections, culinary demonstrations and theatrical performances specially paired with select sections.
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With Ray having plied his trade in Hollywood, the show seems comfortable adapting those skills to the equally unsavory spheres of New York media and politics, where more money tends to breed bigger problems -- and the prospect of amoral, bordering-on-criminal schemes to advance and protect those in positions of power.
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That could land him in jail for 20 years As a result of Italy's campaign to criminalize NGO-operated ships rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean, which Salvini describes as "sea taxis" for human traffickers, the Sea Watch is the only boat remaining of the 10 that once plied the Central Mediterranean route.
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Geragos tells TMZ, cops determined the woman's claim -- that she was plied with drugs and alcohol and then raped twice by a man and forced to perform oral sex on a woman who was menstruating -- is BS. Geragos also says he and Allred secretly mediated the case already and he says it proved the claims were false.
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In statements released through the White House, Kavanaugh's denials began stoically -- "I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation," he said of Christine Blasey Ford's claim he sexually assaulted her in high school — but became steadily more forceful: "This is ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone," he said of Julie Swetnick's accusations he plied women with alcohol in college.
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And as a result, many of the New York area's best players no longer played for City College, New York University, St. John's or other local teams, but instead plied their talents elsewhere — most notably on the Tobacco Road of the A.C.C. North Carolina won the 1957 N.C.A.A. title with a starting five from Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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The "great nomad camp" of the south — which had once attracted the Tuareg, the West African tribe who had plied the caravan route through the Sahara since at least the fifth century B.C. and were known as "the blue people" of the desert because of their indigo-dyed robes — was awash with the tourist trash of Europe — the EasyJet set.
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The legendary Argentinian footballer—who plied his trade at Napoli from 1984 to 1991 and, more recently, shamelessly cut down his own grandson—is set to appear on stage at the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples on January 16 for Tre Volte 10 ("Three Times 10"), a theatrical tribute courtesy of rapper Clementino and actor/stand-up comedian Alessandro Siani.
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I found the bridge as I was rowing one Sunday afternoon in a 100-year-old two-seat wooden boat along the Seine with Kareen Sontag, a member of the Sequana Association, a three-decade-old club dedicated to restoring, rebuilding and exhibiting some of the most important boats to have plied the waters of the Seine between the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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While his father plied his statecraft at the chateau (or indulged his hobbies — fencing, riding, shooting and flying planes), his mother toiled at the rental mansion, cooking dinner on a "wounded behemoth" of a wood-fired cast-iron stove, and wrangling old-world domestic staff: coal men, gardeners, maids and a floor polisher who bound brushes to his feet and skated across the parquet.
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A big part of the problem is that elected officials have not updated regulations written for a bygone era in which each type of car service tended to stay in its lane, so to speak — in New York, taxis primarily plied the streets of Manhattan and the city's airports, liveries took care of residents of the other boroughs, and black cars chauffeured the denizens of Wall Street.
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Meanwhile, Warren—a man whose entire freaking business is built on enthusiasm and goodwill for Ole Miss sports—is suing the very athletes whose performances make that enthusiasm and goodwill possible, for the alleged and terrible wrong of telling the NCAA that he plied them with complimentary Ole Miss gear, something that Ole Miss and basically every other school does on a regular basis, because that's good branding.
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In many ways, he's the anti-Pia — his sites are unapologetically marketed toward male users ("The odds are in your favor," the landing page proclaims while boasting its 4–1 baby-to-daddy ratio), and his business model is built on a prescriptive life philosophy in which women only need to be plied with gifts and money in order to "expand their horizons" when it comes to which men they're willing to date.
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The linkage goes like this: So beloved was tea back in Britain that the East India Company ran out of silver bars to pay the currency-suspicious Cantonese and instead plied them with India-made opium; the Chinese Empire went to war to stop this grubby trade in what they called "foreign mud"; it lost and was forced to cede Hong Kong to Britain; a thus-weakened China was then first nibbled at, then serially gnawed into further humiliating submission by Russia, France, Germany, America — and Japan, newly open to the outside world.
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