Accordingly, the work in "After Silence" is far from outrageous or salacious — unless you consider a man's naked backside salacious.
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" Once that salacious document was out in the world, "no unverified rumor was too salacious and no anonymous tip was too outlandish to print.
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And this post of a woman in Victorian dress was also flagged for being too salacious when it wasn't even salacious by 19th century British terms.
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It might be unauthorized, and it might be salacious (it'll probably be salacious, knowing this family), but at least some version of the truth will be making its way out there.
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The trial's first days presented salacious details of alleged behavior.
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That's how salacious a video it was, and still is.
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Gouthro's account to Bloomberg includes other salacious and explosive claims.
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Now remember, that was full of lies, propaganda, salacious details.
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The claims contained within the suit, filed Tuesday, are salacious.
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They are more interested in pushing salacious rumors, lies, accusations.
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We are hearing a lot of juicy, salacious details today.
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And everyone sort of harvested the emails for salacious stuff.
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And boy, let me tell you people, they are salacious.
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If bleeds, it leads, but if it's salacious, it sells.
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Or maybe he has a more salacious story to tell?
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Second, it's salacious, unusual, and sexual (and, to many, funny).
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But not all leverage needs to be salacious in nature.
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It's salacious and absurd, but we should take it seriously.
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There are juicy and salacious breakup songs on "Pill," sure.
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It's not salacious, nor does it rely on shock value.
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Instead, they were handed salacious and unverified information about Trump.
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The most salacious claims in the dossier are still unverified.
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Both were during sweeps week and had short, salacious arcs.
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It's filled with salacious — and often unverifiable — allegations and wild tales.
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Although salacious rumors are exciting, they're often not true at all.
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The salacious stuff, absolutely no corroboration of that to my knowledge.
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Jason, people had salacious journalism since there was a printing press.
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BREAKING:The laundry list of salacious & flat-out false reporting about Mrs.
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This is not me being crude or trying to be salacious.
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We often hear salacious rumors about offscreen feuds between co-stars.
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Ahead, you'll find the salacious humdingers that caught us off guard.
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But federal investigators have not verified the dossier's most salacious allegations.
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Up until now, these scandals have been more salacious than legal.
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" He says he briefed the President about "salacious and unverified material.
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But as salacious as the show is, it's also lowkey radical.
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Was this a nice departure for you to play somebody salacious?
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Here's an extra salacious piece of erotic writing from user hornpannnpannn173370.
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My story was not salacious but was every bit as enraging.
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It contains salacious and unverified allegations against Trump and his associates.
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The document alleges salacious connections between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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Some of the emails he shared were incredibly personal and salacious.
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And the lawyer Michael Avenatti posted additional salacious allegations on Twitter.
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Worse, his body language is salacious, and he makes me uncomfortable.
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The Stormy Daniels story is also salacious and almost certainly accurate.
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It was during this time that he wrote his salacious text.
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The dossier contains salacious allegations about Trump that haven't been verified.
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Despite many salacious allegations, we don't yet have all the facts.
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For all of Miller's misdirection -- "salacious" -- those are the facts. 8.
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It's a salacious and tasteless move that does not pay off.
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So I wound up doing the least salacious version I could.
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Since then, the details have become more salacious — and more troubling.
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The magazine also reported salacious details concerning two aides to Mr. Amari.
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Susan's quite the magnet for salacious gossip, nearly all of it true.
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"It doesn't go into the salacious debauchery, but it's also PG-13."
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They couldn't confirm any of the file's salacious details or damning allegations.
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In this document, there was salacious information that was unfounded or unproven.
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Harriet was very careful about not including anything that was terribly salacious.
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Netflix's newest salacious teen drama is Trinkets, a show about high schoolers.
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The public's longing to see and hear salacious details is, basically, endless.
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I can see why that would strike some as a salacious detail.
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This is a town built on stories, the more salacious the better.
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Perhaps it's been a welcome distraction from more salacious or foreboding news.
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Some are salacious, others are stunning and some are just plain surreal.
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Kelly's death was both unexpected and salacious, making it ideal dramatization fodder.
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I don't believe in censorship, but I don't like violence that's salacious.
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Sex in Regency times offers Morrison a field day in salacious details.
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It was salacious and, for a time before true livestreaming, endlessly mesmerizing.
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The most salacious allegations in the dossier remain unverified to this day.
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I mean, the Post guys are super focused on whatever salacious crime.
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But some more salacious gamers were focused on one revamped character in particular.
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The salacious gossip about her only intensified the more well-known she became.
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Right now, I'm reading a lot of salacious headlines created to drive traffic.
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You said that the dossier, besides the whole salacious thing, was mostly true.
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Hackers got into both actors' Twitter accounts and shared salacious photos and messages.
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" Cohen said the dossier was "riddled with total falsehoods and intentionally salacious accusations.
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Salacious tabloid stories alleging cheating and other accusations were eating away at her.
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She hawks her book during the conversation, but drops some pretty salacious tidbits.
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Her campaign is busted paying for the salacious and partly discredited Trump dossier.
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Spoiler alert: They don't spend much time hurling salacious allegations or alleging mistreatment.
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We know that misinformation, rumors, and salacious or divisive content drives significant engagement.
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The alleged disclosure in this case has proven far more salacious than expected.
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" He regaled assembled reporters about salacious details of a rogue FBI "secret society.
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What makes Paulides' ideas so tantalizing, so salacious, is what he doesn't say.
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They just weren't the "unverified and salacious" parts (including, presumably, the pee tape).
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Next up are the Rebel Kings of Oakland, dressed as salacious construction workers.
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The story surrounding Robert Kraft's sex solicitation trial just keeps getting more salacious.
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When Euphoria is soapy and salacious, it is the worst version of itself.
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Others dispense with instructions entirely, and just circle a salacious detail in red.
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Not the salacious details that people focus on — was it in a bar?
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There was nothing salacious anywhere — nor, Mr. Henshaw asserts, had there ever been.
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Well, I think that it was the salacious element of the real story.
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The dossier created by Fusion GPS contains salacious and unverified allegations against Trump.
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Many friends criticized what they called the "salacious" news coverage of the case.
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And, they said, most brain-tingle videos are not intended to be salacious.
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Most of the dossier's claims, especially the most salacious ones, remain largely unverified.
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There are good journalists and there are bad ones, and unfortunately the feedback loop for good versus bad is inverted, so the more salacious that an article is, the more salacious the headline is, the more clicks it's gonna get.
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Mr Schiff says the allegations may turn out "more compromising than any salacious videotape".
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It looks like a weird mix of salacious and corny, but maybe that's fitting.
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But the narrative quickly shifted from Trump's savvy party outreach to his salacious past.
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The media attention from the time was, as you would expect, salacious and gross.
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You can keep their salacious backstory to yourself at the office holiday party, though.
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Lyrically, Messiah and Mexican-American rapper Kap G keep the contents salacious yet festive.
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Bobby: I think they post salacious excerpts from the book, and that was intriguing.
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They are using the salacious report to undermine the more careful and credible one.
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As far as the film is concerned, it could all just be salacious rumors.
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Despite Andy Warhol throwing outrageous parties at Studio 54, Kusama was viewed as salacious.
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That rarity is probably why we love salacious stories about it, even spurious ones.
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ID, of course, is only one of several cable networks immersed in salacious crime.
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It was epic, it was dramatic, it was salacious, and honestly, a bit skeezy.
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The salacious post caught more eyes than mine (and everyone else scrolling the web).
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And the corrections never garner a circulation as wide as the original salacious narrative.
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The most salacious and damning allegations in the dossier remain unverified to this day.
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We petted anxious baby rathtars and looked longingly at Salacious Crumbs of various colors.
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Her inquiry turned up salacious — some say pornographic — email exchanges among high-ranking state officials.
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In addition, some of the most salacious details of the dossier have not been verified.
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What could be more salacious than the world's biggest pop star buckling under the pressure?
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Gawker is known for running salacious stories, and Cerberus has a history of controversial investments.
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"Coverage of gay dating and sex apps is almost always salacious and homophobic," said Mowlabocus.
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Ted Cruz found himself publicly denying salacious allegations in the pages of The National Enquirer.
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No theory was too salacious to be ignored in online forums and in the press.
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It seems Gossip Girl could have been a lot more salacious than it actually was.
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Blake Farenthold were generally treated as political issues, not salacious stories about people's sex lives.
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Turns out, it's a lot simpler (and less salacious) than the tabloids suggested in 2005.
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" Lawmaker Isabelle Attard said: "It was an almost daily harassment with provocative, salacious text messages.
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It would have been easy to slip in for salacious shock value, or media attention.
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He is buying the rights to story that makes allegations, it&aposs a salacious story.
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He references the movie deals she turns down because studios want to include salacious details.
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In other words, the Kraft case isn't just about the public's appetite for salacious news.
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The people of Georgia's 6th Congressional District deserve better than these deceitful and salacious politics.
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The dossier included a wide range of allegations, including salacious and unproven ones about Trump.
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Riverdale is the ideal guilty-pleasure watch: It's funny, salacious, dark, and kind of beautiful.
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You learn why repressed Victorian Brits considered the word "leg" too salacious for pleasant company.
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The voice — she thinks of it in the singular — is never salacious but frequently disruptive.
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We won't spoil the rest of this salacious story, which is absolutely worth a read.
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"Sedate me, salacious salty and sweet / I'm overwhelmed by tasty thoughts of you," he sings.
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The problem is that we already knew this from less salacious reporting extending back years.
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The dossier contains numerous allegations, including some salacious claims, about the president's ties to Russia.
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Paying hush money to prevent a salacious story from being made public is entirely lawful.
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There was nothing salacious in the images—the two were strolling through a public park.
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For the first time, people could find salacious details about a president's love life online.
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The legal tussling and the potential for more salacious disclosures also appear likely to continue.
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The third category covers the salacious, hacky books, such as The Flowers in the Attic.
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A ready-made sensation, stuffed with salacious detail and an almost boutique sense of revulsion.
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Longtime former owner Marty Peretz was adamant he'd never heard of any such salacious activities.
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Doja Cat's raps are amusing, and this video — lo-fi, hilariously salacious — is sharply executed.
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Many of its articles are written under pseudonyms like Salacious B. Crumb or Rich Burgöndy.
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While Keaton is an attractive woman, it is difficult to interpret the film as salacious.
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His take on the story was too salacious and "nearly completely mistaken," Mr. Carr said.
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" It is salacious and trivializes the abuse, dismissing it as "just a bit of fun.
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Deadly Rich navigates every luxurious twist and salacious turn that leads us to a killer.
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The dossier also included salacious — and unproven, if not false — stories about Trump's personal behavior.
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We were trying to get into the heart of humans and not make it salacious.
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Comey described the memo as "salacious and unverified" in testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Other officials have recounted to The Hill how reporters call them to confirm salacious details.
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Wrestling's cartoon violence and sometimes salacious story lines could attract unwanted attention from the government.
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"[FBI] Director [James] Comey testified in 2017 that it was 'salacious and unverified,' " Grassley said.
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In the scene, they're discussing the salacious Wolff tell-all on — where else — Morning Joe.
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Feminism also takes a walloping in the fair's salacious Sex Work: Feminist Art & Radical Politics section.
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We see a Kowakian monkey-lizard — remember Salacious Crumb, Jabba's pal from Return of the Jedi?
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All later turned up in Chinese jails, accused of selling salacious works about the country's leaders.
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The petition included salacious and embarrassing personal details about his physical condition and his sexual demands.
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Millennials made things more salacious with Dawson's Creek, The O.C., and the infinitely quotable Gossip Girl.
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The spotlight's glow transformed into glare, with conflicting and salacious press accounts alleging abuse, infidelity, cruelty.
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The most salacious of these involves Yanukovych secretly paying Manafort $12 million, an allegation he denies.
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His real crime was to have published salacious books in Hong Kong about the Chinese leadership.
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The focus in financial stories tends to be the salacious misbehavior of a few gluttonous rogues.
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The dossier alleged Russian financial dealings with Trump and included salacious personal details that remain unconfirmed.
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The Trump administration has routinely been asked since then to provide evidence for the salacious claim.
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Their manuscripts covered salacious tales that purported to uncover the inside lives of powerful political leaders.
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The most salacious thing in there was Trump's alleged "perverted conduct" while visiting Moscow in 2013.
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The dossier contains claims about Trump's ties to Russia, including some salacious allegations about the president.
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That case involved a dossier alleging salacious and largely unverified connections between Trump and the Kremlin.
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The usual teen topics of sex and drugs are explored, but the film is never salacious.
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CNN has nothing to gain by letting salacious questions get through their filters at this point.
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It incentivizes publishing or airing what sells, and salacious lies sell better than carefully vetted truth.
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" Throw in the boom for scripted series devoted to salacious cases, a la "The People v.
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The story contains a slew of salacious details — including Yiannopoulos's penchant for anti-Semitic email passwords.
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I waited a few minutes, hoping they'd invite the rest of us into their salacious conversation.
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Some critics have applauded the movie's screwball comedy and overly salacious scenes, but others weren't impressed.
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Yo Gotti is a little inspiring, Rae Sremmurd's Slim Jimmy is salacious, and YG is cautious.
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The salacious account is a door-stopper, almost 500 pages long Concepción de León contributed reporting.
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It is less salacious than you might imagine, more conventional sex than out-and-out deviancy.
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But when she rejects the advances of a salacious young master, she's fired — without a reference!
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First lady Melania Trump has stayed quiet for weeks on the topic, as salacious headlines abound.
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Many sex tech companies started reframing toys as wellness tools rather than anything salacious or pornographic.
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With finstas, the consequences of posting a negative meme about work or a salacious photo fade.
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He later released a salacious and typo-ridden book about his experience with the Mueller team.
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"Stop Playin" is a salacious cut from the LA duo which leaves little to the imagination.
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BuzzFeed was the first outlet to publish the dossier, which contains salacious allegations, a year ago.
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That was before the internet when we had to work much harder to spread salacious innuendo.
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When a fellow ballplayer gives you reason to believe they are lying, discussing it isn't salacious.
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The above video shows the gruesome, salacious, and just plain disgusting side of the Oregon Trail.
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Some do it for sheer athleticism, but for many, it's a salacious experience to be dominated.
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The dossier included salacious and unverified allegations about Trump's connections to Russia and those of his associates.
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You get to this boat scene, you think it's gonna be salacious, and you're not given that.
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According to TVLine, there's already talk of bringing back the salacious CW soap for the next generation.
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They show that President Trump was preoccupied with a salacious dossier compiled by a former British spy.
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We're told the CBS pitch was that their morning show is less "salacious" than ABC or NBC.
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But he also includes a few salacious details that he — and his publishers — know will help sales.
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Lauer also said he regretted staying silent while "false and salacious allegations" have been leveled against him.
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Trump accused the agencies of leaking unverified, salacious allegations about his contacts in Russia to the media.
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And then, of course, you have the explosive new details about the phony, fake, salacious news dossier.
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But he still isn't happy about it, particularly as more salacious Russia stories crowd out legitimate scholarship.
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When it comes to salacious murder cases, few can come close to the saga of Amanda Knox.
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Ramani had "intentionally put forward malicious, fabricated and salacious" allegations to harm his reputation, the suit alleged.
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And House Republicans make a move to get more information about that salacious, but unsubstantiated Steele dossier.
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All this seemed like a salacious but inconsequential story — until Vashukevich got the attention of Alexei Navalny.
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Performances grew more extreme and salacious; relationships intensified as drug consumption ramped and moved into the open.
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Whether he cared or not, Bannon allowed salacious and often misleading climate stories to populate the site.
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Trading the salacious details of my sex life, however, isn't how I want to earn people's friendship.
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BG: We'd spent enough time with everyone that they knew we weren't going for the salacious angle.
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Back then, CNN, Fox News and MSNBC all covered the damaging and salacious details with similar fervor.
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The dossier's more salacious elements regarding Trump have drawn most of the attention -- and remain totally unproven.
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Avenatti also suggested that the public interest should focus beyond the salacious details of Daniels' alleged affair.
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Bezos later accused the magazine of trying to blackmail him over salacious details from his extramarital relationship.
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Hyperloop One sought to push back against one of the most salacious elements of the original lawsuit.
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The book shows Tapper's interest is more in policies and facts rather than the gruesome or salacious.
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Some of the dossier's most salacious allegations have not been corroborated by the intelligence community or CNN.
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The American tradition of salacious and spurious political attacks is alive and well in the Trump era.
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He said he knows of no salacious Russian videos of Trump, as discussed in the Steele dossier.
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The dossier contained salacious allegations about the President during a trip he took to Moscow in 2013.
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And the emphasis is on the salacious — hence the claims about Trump at the Ritz Carlton hotel.
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The five-term congressman has said he is the subject of "slanderous, salacious" attacks within the press.
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My assignment was to brief him on a small part of it that was salacious and personal.
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"The president said that I published salacious details to gain readership," said Marjorie Kirk, the newspaper's editor.
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Clinton, including corrupt business dealings and salacious details alleging an encounter between Mr. Trump and Russian prostitutes.
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After this puzzle was accepted, I found out that AXL ROSE anagrams into a rather salacious phrase.
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This salacious reimagining of Louis XIV's reign returns for a third and final season on Oct. 6.
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The next day, The New York Daily News followed, with more salacious details from more unnamed sources.
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While it has a salacious past, today it is packed with cheap clothes, accessories, and food stalls.
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In his legal practice, he has shown a penchant for involving himself in salacious, tabloid-ready cases.
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But he also ruled out some of the more salacious accusations that have been leveled against Trump.
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For best results, avoid passing on company gossip or sending emails with salacious information about your team.
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Trump's comments spurred immediate backlash, as Democrats and some Republicans denounced the allegations as unfounded and salacious.
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"We expect that tonight's report will be full of more false, outlandish and salacious accusations," Greitens said.
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Some of the salacious and humiliating photos depicted her in intimate moments with a female campaign aide.
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Steele's dossier contains a number of inflammatory and salacious allegations about Trump and his connections to Russia.
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This gives "Oedipus El Rey" swagger, oomph and economy, but it also makes for a salacious watch.
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Some of the dossier's more outlandish claims, including salacious accounts of sexual escapades, have not been confirmed.
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He backed the V-chip, an ultimately doomed effort to keep salacious television programming away from children.
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Given her history in what some may consider a salacious industry, coverage in tabloids probably doesn't sound surprising.
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Ariana's sexuality should never have been deployed as a supposedly salacious topic for a boozy boys' day out.
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Steele's dossier contains a number of inflammatory and salacious allegations about Trump and his alleged connections to Russia.
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People like engaging with salacious content, and tend to believe it's true when presented with strong social proof.
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He has already pledged to continue public financing for Rio's gay-pride parade and its salacious samba schools.
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Across the board, the media focused on salacious details instead the real problems facing America, some critics said.
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His approach is certainly salacious, but its unfolding over the course of the exhibition has a comic dimension.
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Second, there are the darker possibilities of the sort alleged in the salacious and mostly uncorroborated Steele dossier.
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BURNS: Well, you know, there are arguments to be made that some of it well pretty salacious obviously.
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Some of this elation salacious stuff and Byron just mentioned, a mysterious recess today, what&aposs that about.
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It's a particularly ripe case for the tabloids, and it certainly brings about more salacious questions than answers.
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" Depp, 55, has vehemently denied all abuse allegations, calling the claims "salacious false stories, gossip, misinformation, and lies.
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" Stated Penn, "This is a movement that was largely shouldered by a kind of receptacle of the salacious.
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There was nothing salacious for the tabloids to get their teeth into—no talk of feuds or infidelity.
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American anchors, reporters and talking heads use keywords to stir the pot, make it more edgy, more salacious.
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CNN reported in February that investigators had corroborated some points in the dossier, but not the salacious details.
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Their role is to inject a negative narrative or salacious story about their enemies into the public discourse.
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Reese and Wernick give Reynolds plenty of filth to play with, and they honor Deadpool's salacious source material.
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Johnson's case was an outlier, with far more salacious allegations from a source that seems far less credible.
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That being said, Kittify will say literally anything salacious you ask them to, and is therefore endlessly entertaining.
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The dossier, a compiled set of memos, contained unverified and salacious allegations about President Trump's ties with Moscow.
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The contents of the salacious, 35-page dossier, assembled by Steele, appeared on the website BuzzFeed in January.
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It is conferred by the attention of others, attention that is only enhanced by every salacious Gawker post.
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"I'm always thought of as controversial or avant-garde or erotic or salacious," Miles told PEOPLE in 1976.
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The former lawmaker resigned from the House of Representatives in 2011, after salacious photos of him emerged online.
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But this wasn't the first time eyeballs flocked to Medium for a major — if slightly more salacious — announcement.
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Several of the dossier's most salacious claims have not been independently corroborated, and Schiller denied them on Tuesday.
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But a salacious biography of him had recently been released and he was loath to meet with journalists.
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It's an insane, salacious tale about a sitting president — and the least surprising story I have ever heard.
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But labor trafficking tends to get less attention because it doesn't lend itself as well to salacious headlines.
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The tale that ensued is a salacious one that involves illegal campaign contributions, videotapes, and a sex worker.
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Janet eloped when she was just 18, and her sister La Toya wrote a salacious tell-all memoir.
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Mr. Hadlock said some of the texts were "sexual" and "salacious" and that they once had phone sex.
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But they — like the rumored salacious videotape — have less supporting evidence, so far, than the possibility of laundering.
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Embittered, many men rationalized their rejection by calling the protesters lesbians (only deviants wouldn't appreciate such salacious ogling).
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In "The Invitation" Cannon again calls Eminem out and makes some salacious allegations about Eminem and his chauffeur.
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Creators are rewarded by the algorithm if they keep upping the ante with salacious fights and bolder pranks.
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The state of our nation is salacious, as we reel from one sexual harassment revelation to the next.
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Another source was offering The Times salacious material describing an odd cross-continental dance between Trump and Moscow.
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The characters feel real, the performances are grounded, and the presentation of the central crime is never salacious.
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But such indiscretions are much more common reasons for being removed from this country than any salacious violence.
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Today, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a less salacious, but no less important, First Amendment case.
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Those salacious accusations in the infamous Steele dossier were a constant source of tension between Trump and Comey.
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"In the future, if foreign adversaries know if they can get access to things that are salacious and put them out there in the public domain, the media's going to focus a little bit on how that became public, but mostly on the contents of that salacious content," Rubio said.
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" Originally published October 3, 2018 Read a transcript of this interview "There are good journalists and there are bad ones, and unfortunately the feedback loop for good versus bad is inverted, so the more salacious that an article is, the more salacious the headline is, the more clicks it's gonna get.
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But prudish Victorian norms tainted the act of looking, making the ancient Indian nude body a salacious voyeur's delight.
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The most salacious claims in the dossier remain unproven -- like allegations that top Trump campaign officials colluded with Russians.
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One of the officials stressed to CNN they have not corroborated "the more salacious things" alleged in the dossier.
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And since "unbreakable" is such a salacious claim, maybe we'll bust out a metal hammer or even a machete.
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It turns out that Kutcher does have a close relationship with the woman — but not in any salacious sense.
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This was a reminder that concerns about Mr Trump's strange fondness for Mr Putin go beyond salacious, unverified allegations.
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Paid that same firm, Fusion GPS, to get the more salacious, unverified information that was included in the dossier.
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And there's very little hard evidence to support the allegations — especially the more salacious ones — in the Steele dossier.
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He has denied the salacious allegations against him, but he did admit to having an affair with the woman.
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But the salacious subject matter resulted in word-of-mouth and heightened press coverage, especially for the teen leads.
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So scroll on at your own risk and check out this year's snack rundown of over 50 salacious spots.
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There's a nasty rumor afoot that Donald Trump is headed to ABC's salacious summer reality show Bachelor in Paradise.
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The more salacious elements of the dossier, gathered by former British spy Christopher Steele, are unconfirmed by the FBI.
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Simpson hired Steele to compile the dossier that made a number of salacious claims about Trump's ties to Russia.
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But the new transcript reveals even more about the dossier, the most salacious portions of which still remain unverified.
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At its best, the Steele dossier is an "unverified and salacious" political research memo funded by Trump's Democratic rivals.
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Yet our press remains some of the most vibrant, satirical and inquisitive — and invasive and salacious — in the world.
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Some people may enjoy salacious stories about philandering abbots, or hair-raising ones about violence between doctors and patients.
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No matter how unprecedented and salacious the quotes in "Fire and Fury" are, they don't count as presidential policy.
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It's hard to do hypotheticals, but the reality is is that we were not given anything that was salacious.
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Another salacious detail of the suit: There's an allusion to some photographic evidence of Trump and Clifford's alleged affair.
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And the leaks about Trump's ties to the Kremlin, each more salacious than the last, seem to never cease.
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It offers up salacious photos, like one seeming to show her kissing a man who is not her husband.
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One, Skandal24, a sensationalist gossip magazine, took aim at some of Mr. Jansa's opponents with salacious, thinly sourced articles.
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Yet a new report that tracked the deepfakes circulating online finds they mostly remain true to their salacious roots.
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A top adviser to Mike Bloomberg unleashed a new — and salacious — line of attack against presidential primary frontrunner Sen.
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He excluded personal gossip and salacious material, and focussed on evidence of Benfica's attempts to control the Portuguese game.
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The company that paid for its production, Fusion GPS, has said that it stands by the dossier's salacious allegations.
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Faulkner used the profits to fund "salacious expenditures," and to pay his ex-wife and a friend, the SEC charges.
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His reported salacious text messages to a Melbourne businesswoman also helped to end his engagement with British actress Liz Hurley.
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"It became a bit of a salacious tale that certain people were offended by or didn't approve of," said Fisher.
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Two years later, Kartel still has a firm grasp of his signature sound: rapid fire flows bathed in salacious lyrics.
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But in the wake of the charges, salacious rumors about secret sex lairs and drug addiction spread through the press.
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There are also some tantalizing and salacious anonymous prints from 1830 that situate us within the brothels that Baudelaire frequented.
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Harassment, fake news, and gruesome, graphically violent, and salacious content are profitable because they are relentless drivers of user engagement.
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Gregg Jarrett sees potential violations or laws on this and paying for the salacious lies, Russian propaganda -- BONDI: The dossier.
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Cyrus, the sometimes-salacious singer-songwriter, will campaign for Clinton in Northern Virginia this weekend, Clinton's campaign announced on Thursday.
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Daniels went into horrific detail about sex with the president in a salacious excerpt of her new book, Full Disclosure.
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She doesn't give a damn about her reputation, her haters, or, according to salacious gossip headlines, some fringe friends. 2.
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And their tension exploded when Trump's associates fanned flames of salacious tabloid rumors about Cruz and later attacked Cruz's father.
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The head of the FBI talking about the bedrock of the case, the dossier said it&aposs salacious and unverified.
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Spears did not approve of the network's venture (because, really, why would you?) which makes the movie seem particularly salacious.
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He didn't leave behind a salacious autobiography or hundreds of bombastic interviews, like his counterpart on the trumpet, Miles Davis.
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And who is leaking them and how many more -- is this the most salacious, or are there more to come?
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Tomi Lahren's completely fed up with what she believes is an attempt to torpedo President Trump with "salacious garbage" stories.
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While Pippa resents her party girl reputation, her soon-to-be-husband has been very vocal about his salacious past.
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Trump was told by former FBI director James Comey that Steele's report contained salacious material about the businessman-turned-president.
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When you see a very salacious headline or something that's challenging, sometimes the inclination is to forward it without checking.
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The media is lapping up the salacious storyline as it plays out in courtrooms and arbitration hearings across Los Angeles.
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Democrats, meanwhile, want to know if the salacious allegations it contains, many of which link Trump to Russia, are true.
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Steele is the author of the controversial dossier about Trump that included salacious details about alleged ties to the Kremlin.
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Our polling in November showed that 61 percent say the funding of the salacious GPS Fusion document should be investigated.
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The heavy reliance on the "salacious and unverified" Steele dossier (Comey's words) to justify intercepting Page's communications is certainly concerning.
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The groups sought opposition research on then-candidate Trump, and found through Steele's work some salacious yet still unproven claims.
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He made the connection in a tweet about the firm behind a controversial dossier filled with salacious allegations about Trump.
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We also learn that Trump was obsessed with the "pee tape," the most salacious allegation in the infamous Steele Dossier.
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Simpson hired Steele to help produce the dossier that made a series of salacious allegations about Trump's connections with Russia.
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There's salacious coverage of the ongoing cultural and leadership woes of the industry's current (and perhaps temporary) reigning champion, Uber .
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Instead of the salacious and seedy black leather couch in a bereft room, the setting is a fluorescent-lit office.
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And while he could easily write a salacious memoir, breaking the omertà of his trade would be anathema to him.
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" The average news consumer, she added, doesn't know just "how salacious some of the behind-the-scenes stories can be.
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Remember all those salacious stories about the alleged Russian spy Maria Butina offering up sex in exchange for political influence?
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They also said the experiment had led to an increase in false and salacious news being shared in those countries.
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He is determined to be our most shameless president, running a White House awash in salacious stories and louche characters.
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Related: The Salacious Ammo Even Donald Trump Won't Use in a Fight Against Hillary Clinton The Rubio campaign went ballistic.
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We see these salacious headlines about pastors that are cruising around with $1,000 pairs of tennis shoes and private jets.
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There were celebrity names, like Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, and salacious descriptions of conspiracy perpetrated by the super rich.
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Clinton had not been prosecuted, a frustration exacerbated by recent reports about how her campaign helped finance the salacious dossier.
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He's been exploring his salacious side recently (see also: "XTCY") and the jubilance in this song verges on the puerile.
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She also includes a chapter on polyamory and sex parties that's heavy on salacious details and light on named sources.
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The more salacious findings wound up on YouTube, according to an affidavit filed by a former Panamanian national security analyst.
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What viewers get, instead, are plenty of salacious but conflicting details, which don't bring us much closer to understanding why.
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The unverified dossier compiled by Steele contains salacious details about Trump's 2013 trip to Moscow for the Miss Universe pageant.
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Although our society holds a standard that romanticizes the hourglass figure, the truth is less romantic than it is salacious.
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But Ohr's wife, Nellie, worked for intelligence gathering firm that produced a dossier alleging salacious connections between Trump and Russia.
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He became a leading proponent of a style of representation that is baroquely expressive, defiantly salacious, and brazenly, culturally Black.
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Falwell also denied allegations in the Politico report that he shared salacious details about his sex life with Liberty employees.
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Bruce Ohr is a DOJ official with reported ties to the "Steele dossier," a set of salacious accusations about Trump.
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The president has criticized the Steele dossier, which contains some salacious but unverified claims about Trump, for being politically motivated.
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His words were blunt and salacious and outlined a vivid bill of particulars against the president of the United States.
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Trump supporters accuse Ohr of cooperating with Steele on the dossier that outlined Russian financial ties and salacious personal details.
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So the heart of Big Little Lies isn't salacious gossip, but rather the lonely darkness that pulses just beneath it.
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The Times, and others, had held back on reporting salacious and unsubstantiated allegations that suggested Trump could be blackmailed by Russia.
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Michael Wolff's White House expose "Fire and Fury" roiled Washington with its salacious allegations about the turmoil within the Trump administration.
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Portions of the Steele dossier have been independently confirmed by US law enforcement officials although the more salacious parts have not.
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The unresolved deaths of Karina, Gulshan and Maya, three defiant young women, are the subject of knowing whispers and salacious rumours.
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White House sources have denied the most salacious bits, but then they would deny that the sun rises in the east.
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Wood thinks that George Graham's guilt seems "virtually certain" and that the "salacious charges" against Emma and Cora Lee were specious.
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The dossier was funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee and contain multiple salacious allegations against Trump.
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But, for all of the salacious headlines, Rose has been a staunch advocate for body positivity and the empowerment of women.
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There's even been an episode of that show riffing on the idea that Russia has a salacious, compromising tape of Trump.
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Anthony Weiner, a congressman from New York, resigned his seat in 2011 after the exposure of salacious tweets he had made.
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She cautioned prosecutors against starting out cases with salacious claims, saying once allegations are made it's hard to take them back.
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It was clearly preposterous, making easily disproved, wild and salacious accusations that had not been verified and would never be verified.
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"This is a movement that was, you know, largely shouldered by a kind of receptacle of the salacious," Penn told NBC.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if people come away disappointed in the lack of how salacious his testimony might be," Zaid said.
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The salacious texts, in the docs obtained by TMZ, include Teana telling Short she loves him and calling herself his wife.
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While Krista feels happy about the hookup, the Cal U rumor mill spins a far more salacious story suggesting sexual assault.
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Joe Barton (R-TX) announced he wouldn't seek reelection in 2018 after a nude photo and salacious text messages surfaced online.
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As soon as Kink moved in, local protesters picketed, complaining about such a salacious business being in close proximity to schools.
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News: The president-elect tweeted this morning that this week's salacious leaks were "probably" released by "Intelligence," without adding more specifics.
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The same thing with watching TV. Salacious behavior regarding public officials has been shown to trigger talks at the dinner table.
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Regardless, that some writing may be sloppy, salacious or even slanderous doesn't justify action by the government to ban or censor.
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Mario Bava also left his mark on his son Lamberto, who proved his knack for the sinister and salacious as well.
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If nothing else, Big Little Lies, HBO's dive into the "salacious small-town melodrama" genre, captures the loneliness of car rides.
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The judge addressed that concern directly, saying "salacious details" like sex tapes are generally not reason enough to seal a case.
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Mr. Bezos is at the center of an honest-to-God melodrama, full of salacious revelations, family betrayals and international intrigue.
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" Her mother and her fellow retirees began to share "salacious dread over coffee cake," fretting over the rumored "war against Christmas.
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There's a rut in the reporting on ISIS, where it's so easy to write about the salacious, awful things they do.
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The mood in the weeks between decisions to hold an ostracism and the votes was electric, as people spread salacious tales.
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Excerpt the book's most salacious material, hope it lands on Fox News, MSNBC, and/or the president's Twitter feed, and profit.
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Tyga dated Keeping Up With The Kardashians star before their split in 2017, so it's likely there wasn't any salacious crossover.
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The salacious details, including accounts of violent and coercive behavior, put the first-term Republican governor's political future in deep trouble.
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Contestants were told that it was an FBI agent who was there to arrest anyone who cursed or said anything salacious.
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When Woodhull published her tell-all, complete with salacious details about Beecher impregnating his best friend's wife, the minister was ruined.
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It's no secret that much of Kelly's career was built on a hypersexual image, defined by his salacious R&B lyrics.
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It's hard to do hypotheticals," calling the Trump Tower meeting "a clown show" that did not produce "anything that was salacious.
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But most news organizations declined to report on it, because its contents — including many salacious allegations — were unable to be verified.
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However, Democrats want to know if the salacious claims about Trump in the dossier, which connect him to Russia, are true.
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Then they predictably devolve into unsubstantiated claims of his sexual orientation and salacious details about his alleged penchant for feather boas.
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Greitens released a statement acknowledging the affair but denying some of the more salacious allegations made by the woman's ex-husband.
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Trump also brought up the "salacious material" again that he and Comey discussed during their last meeting, according to Comey's statement.
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A New York Times article published last week bearing a salacious title, "Adventurous, Alone, Attacked," offered a slew of such reasons.
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Johnny Depp and his team have been trying — and failing — to place a salacious story based on this irrelevant footage for weeks.
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Often-cited media reports have described $11,000 penthouses and $48,000 beds, as well as more salacious allegations of spending money on escorts.
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Video The dossier, which was opposition research funded by the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton campaign, contains salacious allegations against Trump.
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The case turned into a media circus as salacious and violent details about Arias and Alexander were broadcast live around the world.
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Over the past 24 hours, salacious, damning memos written by a former officer of the British MI 6 have flooded the Internet.
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In reaction to what some perceived as Starr's "salacious" public report, however, in 1999, Congress allowed the independent counsel law to lapse.
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Since the purchase, the mansion and its many features, including the grotto pool, became the site of his lavish, sometimes salacious, gatherings.
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Sex, lies and audiotape Bentley's scandal features salacious hints of sex, lies and audiotape -- along with drier accusations of misusing state resources.
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Salacious images of public figures tend to get traded around amongst these collectors and used as currency to expand their private stash.
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While many headlines seemed salacious and unfounded, others about John Edwards's "secret love child" and Rush Limbaugh's problem with painkillers proved true.
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Shortly after that, In Touch magazine published a 2011 interview with Daniels that included some salacious details about a rendezvous with Trump.
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This puts the press in the position of looking uncouth or feckless if they choose to dig deeper or insinuate salacious rumors.
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" Just two months ago, Americans lived under an administration whose most salacious scandals involved a hypoallergenic family dog and "something something emails.
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"That's salacious to the audience and they want to think there is much more to the story [of Shakur's death]," Kading said.
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The number two in the FBI said they&aposd have no case if it wasn&apost for the salacious and unverified dossier.
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Some of the salacious topics she covered on her show were about practicing safe sex, achieving female orgasms, and male premature ejaculation.
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And it doesn't count the numerous salacious questions still unproven in the Steele dossier, like what exactly happened at the Moscow Ritz.
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Comey said he cautioned Trump against ordering an investigation into a salacious intelligence dossier alleging an 2013 encounter involving prostitutes in Moscow.
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In addition to the salacious strawberry, there are four other flavor options currently available: chocolate, cinnamon brown sugar, blueberry, and mixed fruit.
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Instead, the bartender and host Andy Cohen simply questioned if the "salacious" rumor was true because, apparently, lesbian sex is so crazy.
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Steele produced an unconfirmed, 35-page dossier full of salacious allegations about Trump and Russia, all of which Trump has vehemently denied.
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Second, the "Mad Money" host figured Comey's upcoming book tour would provide more salacious details and revelations over time to garner publicity.
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CNN reported in February that investigators had been able to corroborate some information in the dossier, although not the most salacious allegations.
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For the past several months, the President has been the focus of numerous salacious stories regarding alleged infidelities in the couple's marriage.
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Among the most salacious details was a report that Trump consorted with prostitutes overnight on that trip, a claim Trump has denied.
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The theory was fomented, before the election, in part by the Steele dossier, which makes salacious claims about Trump's associations with Russia.
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The salacious document, which Steele was hired to produce by consulting firm Fusion GPS, was leaked to BuzzFeed news last January. Sen.
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But the impromptu show for Vietnam's under-23 team has drawn disdain from those who see it as an unnecessarily salacious stunt.
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Salacious details had riveted the nation for months, and Starr was now poised to release his findings, known as the Starr Report.
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" Tillerson, responding to Wolff's salacious look inside the first year of the Trump presidency, said he "never questioned [the president's] mental fitness.
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The call appeared designed to stoke distrust in the news media, feeding people's worst fears of salacious, unethical and overtly partisan reporting.
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Occasionally, Doughty lingers with so much fascination on the gruesomeness of death that the writing becomes salacious, the light tone almost painful.
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As Vulture details, orgies have previously been a salacious feature on True Detective, True Blood, Rome, and, of course, Game of Thrones.
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And he is growing increasingly frustrated with breathless, wall-to-wall news media coverage of the salacious details from the two women.
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It started with an investigation into salacious rumors that Mr. Menendez and Dr. Melgen had visited underage prostitutes in the Dominican Republic.
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The press covered the salacious scandal and it became a watershed moment for breaking the silence and openly acknowledging homosexuality in public.
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Mr. Jordan raised questions about a dossier of salacious assertions about Mr. Trump prepared last year by a firm paid by Mrs.
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It's sexy; it's salacious; it's doctor-patient porn in the form of serious scholarship that you can bring up at dinner parties.
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The salacious pre-hearing questions were echoed for days — did Sessions lie about an undisclosed third meeting with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak?
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As a magazine tailored to women it is shameful that they continue to write salacious and false stories meant to demean Mrs.
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But soon the papers dredged up a truly salacious item: She once shared her home with both her first and second husbands.
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The result is a celebrity culture that has less in common with the salacious and controversial Hollywood familiar to the Western world.
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It also emphasizes that the bureau didn't rely on the dossier's most salacious allegations to obtain a warrant to spy on Page.
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In long rant on 'Fox & Friends,' Trump acknowledges staying overnight in Moscow — alluding to the most salacious allegation in the Steele dossier
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If you are trying to game social media, you're like, 'What's the most salacious headline that I can trick somebody into clicking?
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Ms. Kane had argued that Justice Eakin should not have participated in the vote because of his involvement in a salacious email scandal.
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The dance itself was pretty tame, but despite the mildly salacious nature of this bit of staging, several of the Met's patrons booed.
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But the tales, while full of unsavory and salacious details, did not include any names, raising questions in some minds about their truthfulness.
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And despite its salacious name, a pornography reading room is simply a space within a corrections facility where convicts can view such materials.
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At a news conference in Moscow, Putin referred to some of the more salacious and unverifiable allegations -- which CNN has not previously reported.
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Everyone was listening to see how Trump would respond to the most salacious allegations that Russia had titillating dirt and video on him.
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We didn't hear any salacious stories of their first night in bed, but we did hear a lot of about Campbell's Chunky soup.
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This recurring treat is gossipy, salacious, and satisfying like a crossword puzzle — essentially the modus operandi of Swift's entire career and public persona.
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But unlike his controversial tweets that will eventually fade in impact as salacious headlines tend to do, music is meant to live on.
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Shortly after that, In Touch magazine published a 2011 interview with Daniels that included some salacious details about this alleged rendezvous with Trump.
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The announcement came as the National Enquirer said it plans to publish salacious details of his alleged involvement with a former TV anchor.
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Ms. Herzer responded with a salacious lawsuit alleging that Mr. Redstone was mentally incompetent and had an insatiable appetite for sex and steak.
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" Houston, Hogan's lawyer, has lambasted Gawker's First Amendment defense, telling PEOPLE last week that Gawker's motivation for posting the video was "salacious greed.
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For many people, the world of sex work is a completely foreign one, something you only see in salacious movies or alarmist documentaries.
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It's an effort to stamp out predatory behavior from viewers that included salacious notes in the comments section of videos featuring underage kids.
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" You cannot say with a salacious air, "Your skirt is too long, you'll have to shorten it," or "Are you wearing a thong?
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Image: AppleA tough truth about Apple is making headlines this week, and you'd better hold on to your butts, because it is salacious.
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Bearing all the hallmarks of a Trump scandal, the revelations from the Miami Herald, Mother Jones and others are salacious, worrying and bizarre.
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In the immediate wake of McHenry's death, salacious reporting erroneously reported that she had been discovered in a pajama top with no pants.
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But the more pertinent, if potentially less salacious, question centers on whether those individuals are going to chat with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Gawker was founded by Nick Denton in 2002 and established itself as a destination for a mix of salacious and hard-hitting coverage.
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In less salacious news, CircleCI also today announced that it has raised a $31 million Series C round for its software automation platform.
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The governor, caught on tape engaging in salacious banter, apparently with his powerful chief adviser, is facing criminal investigations and calls for impeachment.
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Given the slurs and punches and eggs and salacious, hellacious stuff flying around, this could be the wildest, meanest election in modern history.
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Those of us who cover any aspect of the entertainment industry, even tangentially, have all heard salacious rumors about someone in the industry.
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When you start reading the essay "How I Lost My Virginity," you expect a charming, possibly gross, possibly salacious but certainly uproarious tale.
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Salacious details of the crash became commonplace in Beijing political circles: Two young women in the Ferrari were injured, and one later died.
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A settlement would prevent the salacious dispute from going to trial, which had been scheduled for May 6 in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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But much of the media attention has been concentrated on some of the more salacious details about Trump in Comey's meticulously detailed notes.
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Comey, prior to being fired by Trump in May, testified that on two separate occasions Trump denied the salacious allegations in the dossier.
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Additionally, Comey testified that Trump personally denied to him, on two occasions, that he participated in the salacious activities alleged in the dossier.
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Russia also reportedly wants to interview Christopher Steele, the author of the dossier that includes salacious claims about Trump's alleged links to Russia.
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The salacious document, which Steele was hired to produce by consulting firm Fusion GPS, was leaked to BuzzFeed news in January 2017. Sen.
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A month later, during another instance of salacious headlines, she opted to go solo prior to departing for a trip with her husband.
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He would doubtless be able to write a compelling, salacious memoir, but breaking the omertà of his trade would be anathema to him.
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Sexual harassment, drinking, passing out The 264 pages of internal files detail the duality of Gliniewicz's life, from high commendations to salacious complaints.
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In this 1988 episode of "Roseanne," Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) had a salacious bet on the line with Booker (George Clooney) on bowling night.
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Having prepared no salacious sex story to perform for the paid extras falling asleep in the stands, Chad calls JoJo to the stage.
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If, however, Janelle were to fire up your laptop to see just what kind more salacious dirt it contains, what might she see?
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Much of the dossier remains uncorroborated, including its most salacious details, but a number of its allegations have held up on some level.
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Mr. Brennan was running the C.I.A. when a salacious dossier surfaced in 2016 that claimed the Russians had compromising information on Mr. Trump.
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The Democratic memo also says that what the F.B.I. did use from Mr. Steele did not include the salacious parts of his dossier.
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The meeting follows reports that the intelligence assessment includes a two-page summary of unverified allegations that are both salacious and politically damning.
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As we ate, Viola told me the most salacious story about the Italian publishing industry — one final surprise — thus sealing our friendship forever.
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Since this is a family newspaper, readers will have to learn the more salacious details of O'Connor's article by consulting it for themselves.
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When Mr. Bowers's book was published, some critics wondered whether it was entirely credible and faulted it for being more salacious than revelatory.
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Many of us love to read in tabloids or history books about the salacious details of how the bad blood came to be.
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Particularly with visual works, deciding whether a work is salacious or vulgar can be subjective, leaving gray areas for artists to work in.
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The co-founder of the firm who ordered a salacious dossier on President Trump will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee next week.
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But Horowitz refuted the claims propagated by Trump that the Russia investigation had its roots in the unverified, salacious allegations in the dossier.
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The fact that the Steele dossier was "salacious and unverified" doesn't mean that the portions of it relating to Carter Page were untrue.
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A drama about the 27s sex business, on a channel with a penchant for salacious sex, could have gone wrong in many ways.
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This salacious reputation has dominated Meurent's legacy, who was an artist in her own right and exhibited multiple times in the Paris Salon.
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For example, Akbar is pursuing a criminal defamation case against Ramani "intentionally putting forward malicious, fabricated and salacious" accusations that harmed his reputation.
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The newspapers competed against one another to print the most salacious details, and their stories spread across the country in a matter of days.
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But beyond the obvious salacious nature of the story itself, some have questioned whether the payout to Daniels ran afoul of campaign finance laws.
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A real shift will begin when commentators ignore the salacious headlines and probe why the Silence Breakers didn't or couldn't speak up before now.
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"He is growing increasingly frustrated with breathless, wall-to-wall news media coverage of the salacious details from the two women," the Times says.
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The Enquirer said it would publish a lengthy story about Bezos' relationship with Sanchez on Thursday, complete with salacious images detailing their time together.
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That's what I also really liked about Jack and Harry [Williams]' script: it's never salacious, there's no sex scenes whatsoever, either violent or otherwise.
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But the show then stretched the salacious events over two hours — and eventually two nights — alluding to and promoting the controversy before commercial breaks.
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But Lovato, who recently made headlines after she was spotted holding hands with a woman, doesn't want her sexuality exploited for a salacious headline.
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Instead, she became embroiled in a convoluted and increasingly salacious scandal involving lewd and bigoted emails among government officials and charges of political retribution.
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The agents did not find reds under the bed, but they did overhear salacious stuff about what was happening on top of the mattress.
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He said the "salacious" headlines were used against him, and that the journalists writing them had no interest in the "tragedy" or those involved.
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Her goal was not dating or anything more salacious; she merely wanted men to sign up for mobile updates from Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign.
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Yair issued a statement in which he said the news report was salacious, the recording illegal and that he was inebriated at the time.
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The judge gave the warrant because he was given a dossier that made a lot of wild, salacious allegations, which were unverified and unsubstantiated.
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The division pumped out hot takes and salacious titles until it closed down in 2006 in the wake of controversy around O.J.'s book.
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Along with the name, Orientalism helped contribute to the dance's salacious reputation which now exists in the Arab world as well as the West.
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A failure to communicate Leontire slammed the state's lack of communication with the Hernandez family as well as the "salacious" leaks to media outlets.
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He said a salacious allegation that Mr. Trump had cavorted with prostitutes in Moscow had left him vulnerable to blackmail by the Russian government.
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They reportedly discussed a request by House intelligence committee chairman Devin Nunes for documents showing how the FBI handled the salacious but unverified dossier.
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"The Marine Corps is deeply concerned about allegations regarding the derogatory online comments and sharing of salacious photographs in a closed website," Alvis said.
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Who knows what the world reaction would've been to the alleged photographs from the Enquirer, especially given that the salacious texts had already leaked.
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Warner said Mueller's report raised questions for him, noting that the dossier containing salacious and unverified allegations about Trump and Russia was barely mentioned.
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The two have denied the affair and any illegal activity, despite the release of salacious recordings of the governor discussing his relationship with Mason.
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He has denied the more salacious allegations in the dossier and, according to Schiller's sworn testimony, both men took the offer as a joke.
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But federal investigators have not verified the most salacious allegations regarding Trump's activities on his 2013 trip for the Miss Universe Pageant in Moscow.
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But she became embroiled in a convoluted and increasingly salacious scandal involving lewd and bigoted emails among government officials and charges of political retribution.
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For the record, I read the entire 85033-page dossier carefully and very deliberately have so far have not written about its salacious contents.
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While portions of the dossier had been confirmed by the US intelligence community, other pieces of it -- including the most salacious details -- had not.
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Clapper reportedly secretly leaked salacious political opposition research against Trump to CNN in fall 85033 and later was hired as a CNN political analyst.
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To Llanso and other advocates, holding Backpage responsible for the salacious ads marks a dangerous escalation in the threat posed to free speech online.
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Even slasher films with no ties to religion often dabble in moralistic tropes against drugs, premarital sex, or doing anything the least bit salacious.
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Steele compiled the so-called Trump dossier, which Trump was told by FBI director James Comey contained salacious material about the businessman-turned president.
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By that point in the war, you were beginning to see more and more comics that were salacious in an effort to make sales.
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We're hearing again about the Whitewater scandal, which occupied most of the Clinton presidential years, until it merged with the more salacious Lewinsky story.
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There are plenty of ways to stay well informed without listening to lazy punditry and an endless regurgitation of only the most salacious news.
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Mostly, though, her book is a lucid guide to a story that became far more consequential than the titillation supplied by its salacious bits.
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In 2016, they monitored thousands of Twitter accounts that suddenly started using bots, or automated accounts, to spread salacious stories about the Clinton family.
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His family name became a weapon New York tabloids used mercilessly, if predictably, to make him the butt of one salacious pun after another.
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Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee had paid for research that was included in a salacious dossier made public in January by BuzzFeed.
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That incident prompted discussion of what happens when a producer's duty to catch salacious footage bumps up against her obligations as a human being.
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As a person who admired Kennedy, who died in 2009, Curran had no interest in bringing a "salacious hit piece" to the big screen.
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The real story isn't as salacious as the myth, but it does have one important thing going for it: it happens to be true.
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Much has been made about salacious allegations involving Felicity Huffman and the rest of those involved in the college admissions bribery scandal this year.
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It came a day after news that U.S. intelligence agencies presented Mr. Trump with unsubstantiated reports that Russia had collected salacious information about him.
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There, spreading lies and salacious gossip to discredit one's enemies is referred to as a "campaña negra," or a black campaign, rather than kompromat.
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Salacious telephone conversations involving Mr. Kem Sokha and other opposition lawmakers have also been leaked online and discussed widely in government-friendly news media.
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President Trump called James Comey, the former F.B.I. director, above, an "untruthful slime ball" after salacious details from Mr. Comey's forthcoming memoir leaked out.
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Under his editorship, the quiet family paper started running columns about opium trips, opinions about Kant, and salacious tabloid items about murders across Europe.
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The intelligence agencies also presented Mr. Trump with a summary of unsubstantiated reports that Russia had collected compromising and salacious personal information about him.
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Mr. Clinton's foes could bypass the mainstream media filters and pump into circulation wild conspiracy theories and salacious gossip about him through the internet.
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US officials have corroborated some aspects of the dossier, although its most salacious allegations have not been corroborated by the intelligence community or CNN.
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Meanwhile, a more recent salacious lawsuit from Levandowski's nanny, Erika Wong, adds some details about the relationship between Kalanick and the former Otto CEO.
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The dossier, which was partially funded by the Democratic National Committee, made salacious claims about Trump's connections to Russia, many of which remain unverified.
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For R. Alexander Acosta, President Trump's new pick for labor secretary, renewed attention on a salacious lawsuit may not come at a great time.
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At a certain point, salacious falsehoods will no longer be as profitable and some media may lose their claim as viable sources of information.
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It said that the FBI improperly relied upon an unverified and partially Democrat-funded dossier, which alleged salacious connections between Trump and the Kremlin.
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"There has been a constant barrage of misinformation and salacious headlines in our media regarding this matter," he said in a statement last year.
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To secure the warrant, the DOJ used information from a salacious dossier, which was funded by political opponents of Trump, including the Clinton campaign.
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Having binged the whole thing in a couple of days—it is addictively salacious—I think Netflix should have drilled home that point harder.
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This cheerful self-awareness reduces the sexuality of his images, allowing them to be read as honest or even banal, not salacious or voyeuristic.
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While plenty of true crime has been criticized — and rightfully so — for being overly salacious, we've compiled a list of books that do it right.
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Kim Kardashian — or more specifically, her butt — appears to be making a comeback in a salacious set of new photos also featuring her sister, Khloé.
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But her wide-eyed reaction made it seem like she had just heard the most beautiful symphony ever composed, or a salacious piece of gossip.
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Independent counsel Ken Starr's four-year investigation — and the salacious details of Clinton's affairs Starr revealed in his final report — ultimately led to Clinton's impeachment.
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Cruz also argued that the Trump campaign was behind a salacious report published in the National Enquirer that alleged the senator had multiple extramarital affairs.
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Simpson&aposs firm was behind the composition of the Trump dossier, filled with salacious, and unverified, allegations against the president regarding matters related to Russia.
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" The Senate Majority Whip also said that Judge has a deep fear of public speaking and was subject to the "most salacious, uncorroborated, outrageous allegations.
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Sometimes they claim to have seized control of a victim's webcam, or imply that they've infiltrated their accounts and discovered some batch of salacious material.
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Some outlets have published what they call "unconfirmed" salacious allegations against Trump, but add some of the information from the British intelligence operative is erroneous.
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The dossier as a whole, including its salacious claims, has circulated among intelligence officials and journalists for months but its contents has not been verified.
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But it's YouTube that willfully suggests the most salacious and eye-catching content to users to keep them watching ads, even if it's promoting bigotry.
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Yet, Republicans subsequently decided to halt a Senate floor vote until the FBI conducts a final investigation into these salacious and if true, disqualifying, allegations.
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Kalanick said at the time he was baffled by the suit and the dispute ultimately went to arbitration, closing the salacious chapter behind closed doors.
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A dossier that Comey himself described as "salacious and unverified," and yet he still signed off on several renewals of the intrusive interception of Page.
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" Variety dismissed the film, also released in 1963, as a "totally inept shocker" and "an insult even to the most puerile and salacious of audiences.
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The scenes in the music video appear to be a nod to some of the salacious but unproven claims about Trump's activities while in Moscow.
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Any well-written piece of opinion journalism will not be salacious or intentionally shocking; word choice, pacing and coherence are crucial in demonstrating even-handedness.
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In the nineteen-seventies, when women entered the workplace in large numbers, some male bosses made salacious comments, or hung pornographic images on the walls.
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Too often, the press allowed Republicans to use it as a mechanism for circulating salacious material that blew a sex scandal way out of proportion.
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The most salacious allegation: The company forced Apple to exclusively use its chips if it wanted to get a better deal on Qualcomm's patent licenses.
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But for those seeking something off the beaten (salacious) path, a new, very different kind of streaming service has emerged in the crowded entertainment market.
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In complaints submitted to company investigators, Mr. Amato was accused of a range of behavior including unwanted sexual advances and salacious comments at company events.
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As Republicans noted in the time of Bill Clinton's impeachment, lying under oath is still perjury when it is about sex or a salacious topic.
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The published memos were packed with salacious accusations, including stories of Trump hiring prostitutes, and notes on alleged connections between Trump's team and the Kremlin.
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We didn't discount the arguments against publishing salacious allegations — which reporters do all the time in covering lawsuits, internal investigations or reports like Mr. Steele's.
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The way she's always "petting Erik and fussing with his sweater," as Leslie's husband puts it, is preyed upon by a salacious and cynical public.
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But the sites ensnare clients anyway, leading to salacious headlines that distract from identity theft and other crimes that are common on the dark web.
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The opener jumps ahead to Bess's 100th day in office, when it is revealed that Iran had leaked salacious information about her former presidential rival.
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But there are new questions about whether the salacious scandal could attract the attention of Mueller's team, which is investigating Russian meddling and related matters.
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The salacious allegations in Steele's memos remain unproven, nearly three years after the memos went public -- a point which the Horowitz report on Monday underlines.
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There are many parts of the Daniels story that probably won't add up to anything more than salacious and disturbing tales from Trump's private life.
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" When he was indicted in 2018, Mr. Hunter called the investigation a "witch hunt" and said he was a victim of "misinformation and salacious headlines.
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Mr. Horowitz is expected to be critical of Mr. Steele, a British former spy who compiled a dossier of salacious, unverified information about President Trump.
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No amount of salacious media-biased headlines, which are clearly designed to influence the narrative, change the fact that the President has done nothing wrong.
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The story followed after a slew of salacious Enquirer reports about Cruz, including March's viral story about Cruz's alleged five mistresses (Cruz denied the accusations).
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The reality show UnReal chronicled in season one — though it performed spectacularly in the ratings for its own salacious and horrifying reasons — was relatively straightforward.
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The most salacious allegation claims Trump once paid Russian prostitutes to perform sexual acts in front of him that involved urination in a Moscow hotel.
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I fully agree with Fox News anchor Shepard Smith who strongly criticized Trump and strongly defended CNN's reporting of this sensitive matter, and correctly drew a dramatic distinction between the way Buzzfeed irresponsibly posted the entire 35-page dossier — which includes salacious allegations about Trump — versus the way CNN responsibly reported about the existence of the dossier without elaborating on its salacious and unverified content.
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John, why does this matter that there are three different versions of this salacious dossier floating around at different times that are clearly attacking Donald Trump?
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For whatever it lacked in salacious details about the wrestling business, If Only They Knew offers readers a great deal about its author's state of mind.
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The so-called Steele Dossier contains salacious, but unverified, allegations against Trump and was also a major component used to justify subsequent renewals of the wiretap.
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Video The FBI also told Nunes it is still working to produce documents pertaining to Christopher Steele , the author of the salacious and unverified Trump dossier.
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The reality star, entrepreneur, and mother of three recently sat down with Elle magazine to clarify some of the internet's most salacious headlines about her family.
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The actresses pronouncement that Riverdale is going to get seriously salacious was backed up by a promo for season 2 that was released earlier this week.
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In a teaser for the show, Arnold says he is pursuing a number of recordings of Trump's most salacious alleged misconduct (watching Russian prostitutes urinate, etc).
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Meanwhile, his nefarious fixer, Hall, uses some salacious lesbian-cocaine-party footage to coerce one of Chuck's underlings to snoop at the United States attorney's office.
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I myself tweeted out one of the most explosive allegations (while also noting one of the most salacious parts), and my Twitter notifications are blowing up.
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She said it was particularly difficult to have to confront some of the salacious allegations prosecutors made against her and answer her family's questions about them.
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He took advantage of the fashion for "Newgate novels", salacious and bloody tales inspired by the true-crime accounts to be found in the Newgate Calendar.
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Its eagerness to dish salacious gossip was often condemned, but it was also one of the few early digital publishers to build a profitable independent business.
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The application heavily relied on the infamous Steele dossier, which was funded by the Clinton campaign and the DNC and contained unverified, salacious allegations against Trump.
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And no, I don't mean the smutty salacious Ted Cruz news about possible marital infidelities—it's too early to say exactly how that will play out.
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Every year on their anniversary, they take one out and read it, and this year's piece of advice was a little more salacious than they anticipated.
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During a friendly game of "Never Have I Ever" on Ellen, Martha Stewart revealed she's taken part in a few salacious text exchanges in her time.
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None of the most salacious allegations in the dossier have been verified, though CNN has reported that investigators were able to corroborate some aspects of it.
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And since news programs must show a profit, the more spectacular or salacious a candidate's comment or behavior, the more likely it will be dwelled upon.
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And you know, as salacious, as tabloid-y as that all sounded, it was pretty clear that there were some big-picture things at stake here.
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The trailer concludes with a shudder-inducing voiceover in which Pennywise, sounding absolutely salacious, tells the Losers that he's craved for them to return to Derry.
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And—more than any of the salacious individual details—it's the story of a collective whose influence extended, and extends, far beyond their own musical output.
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"I don't believe that somebody like Mr. Page should be a target of the FBI, especially using salacious information paid for by a campaign," Nunes said.
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In 2012, Gawker posted one minute and 40 seconds of salacious excerpts from a 30-minute videotape that it said it received from an anonymous sender.
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"Breaking News: I Don't Care" reads the quasi-meme, mocking the press not wanting to run stories that don't include salacious finger-pointing of Russian hackers.
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For the newspapers in New York and Philly, the salacious revelation that Merlino had a girlfriend in Florida was a big story for a couple days.
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Ad-supported social media platforms give users an incentive to post salacious content that can be irresistible to kids to rack up likes, views, and shares.
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She has also taken it upon herself to tell whoppers about less salacious matters, including the trend in black unemployment and how diversity visas are issued.
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Judge Tanya Chutkan slapped prosecutors for their "rather salacious" accusation, saying she could easily see Butina had been joking in her text messages about offering sex.
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News reports emphasized the salacious aspects of "the Love Raft" — spreading rumors of orgies at sea — which were exaggerated, though not entirely alien to Genovés's plan.
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B.I. Director James Comey saying the Steele dossier was "salacious and unverified," and then noting the anti-Trump bias of various officials involved in the case.
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But given the salacious stuff in Wolff's book, they brought in a new set of witnesses, and then the book forced them to revisit previous witnesses.
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Instead, they said, the government distorted years-old text messages from the woman, Maria Butina, and quoted others out of context to trump up salacious allegations.
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In a brief hastily filed Wednesday night, prosecutors tried to allay the judge's concerns that they were trying to sway the jury with unnecessary, salacious details.
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" As for her story, he says she has "provided salacious, heinous, and graphic details of this made-up sexual encounter that supposedly occurred 36 years ago.
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There has been no public corroboration of the salacious allegations against Mr. Trump, nor of the specific claims about coordination between his associates and the Russians.
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But they are unifying in condemnation after revelations that Hillary Clinton's campaign helped finance a dossier of salacious claims about Mr. Trump, his associates and Russia.
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"I'm not going to be the Republican Christopher Steele," Graham said, referring to the ex-British spy who compiled a dossier featuring salacious allegations against Trump.
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Less than a year later, Bezos accused the National Enquirer of trying to blackmail him with salacious personal photos of then-married Bezos and his girlfriend.
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But beneath the salacious specifics, the story is familiar: a corruption scandal rocks a nation, reaching the highest levels of government and provoking a political crisis.
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The dossier, which was compiled by a former British intelligence agent during the 2016 campaign, contained a number of salacious allegations about Trump's ties to Russia.
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Steele produced for Fusion GPS a set of controversial and sometimes salacious reports describing alleged contacts Trump and his team had with Russians before the election.
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The letter notes that multiple news reports have said Obama was briefed on the dossier — which includes unverified and salacious allegations about Trump — at the Jan.
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Once the initial shock of the admission of the affair wore off, the drip-drip-drip of further details and revelations only fed the salacious chatter.
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Former MI6 officer Christopher Steele compiled the dossier, which Trump was told by former FBI director James Comey contained salacious material about the businessman-turned-president.
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The Stormy Daniels scandal feels like the kind of salacious yet pointless story that distracts the public from the truly important issues of the Trump era.
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The practice also can shield the reporter from some accountability, as we don't know whether any particular salacious anecdote is coming from one source or several.
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His facial expressions and tone kind of capture his annoyance more so than his words, but here is the most salacious part: "That's cute, man," Westbrook says.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service kicked off an in-depth investigation into the postings of the salacious and explicit photos on the Facebook group called Marines United.
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Another week, another raft of legal filings that thicken the plot, reveal salacious details, and perhaps point to the conclusion of an epic Silicon Valley legal battle.
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The trailer for the series, which will debut on January 16, promises alcohol-fueled roommate drama, salacious hookups, and, above all else, plenty of township name-dropping.
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With gimmicky equipment and salacious subway ads, many of us may be quick to write off P.volve as another fitness fad, not a true functional training program.
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More evidence of Mr Trump's salacious nature emerged on October 7th when a tape of previously unaired TV footage from 2005 was released by the Washington Post.
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In retrospect, the party took on a slightly salacious light – all six women were unmarried and under the age of 28, and all six men were married.
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Each moment of victory, like when she expertly sways the Cali Cartel into partnering with Felix, is typically undercut by either a dismissal or a salacious comment.
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Where is the investigation into the Clinton founded fake Russian news so- called dossier with lies and salacious materials to propagandize the American people before an election?
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Jim Carrey is slamming salacious new allegations made in a revised complaint in the wrongful death lawsuit surrounding his late girlfriend Cathriona White's fatal overdose last year.
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By longstanding convention, prosecutors should not pass judgements on or reveal salacious details about individuals unless they are related to a case they are bringing against them.
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But after a deep dive into his Reddit account revealed — among other things — an interest in salacious photos of pregnant women, his shine was significantly tarnished. 11.
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In a brand new accusation, Trump said that Comey used a dossier with salacious material against the President as leverage so that Comey could keep his job.
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Lawmakers for months have been trying to investigate the origin of the salacious anti-Trump dossier, which claimed the Russian government had compromising material on President Trump.
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Blake Farenthold, a Republican member of the House from Texas, has been accused by his former communications director of making repeated and unwanted salacious comments to her.
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Just about everyone, it seems: The salacious hookups, dramatic fights, and bloody shoe prints tease at a dark "whodunnit" that should leave us guessing all season long.
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After years of allegations of sexual misconduct by Harvey Weinstein surfaced in October 2017, his career evaporated in a cloud of salacious details and complicated cover-ups.
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You briefed the president elect on -- on kind of the sliver of the dossier, the, really -- the salacious part about the prostitutes in Moscow and that allegation.
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Which brings us to the latest salacious meme to enter the internet's bonersphere: a new character design for the upcoming semi-live-action Sonic the Hedgehog movie.
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Meditations on love in the newish medium exist somewhere between absurdly salacious tales on 60 Minutes and the bubblegum proposals you see in feature films and television.
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After the fanatical Facebook groups were created, however, AL.com published a story covering the more salacious details of West's online presence and the existence of the groups.
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Not only are the leaks of high concern, also of concern is why the intelligence community chose to memorialize false, salacious rumors in an official intelligence report.
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The decision to punish CNN is somewhat curious as the CNN report was responsibly reported and did not contain the salacious and embarrassing allegations that BuzzFeed's did.
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The most notorious incident occurred late last year with the disappearance of five men involved with a Hong Kong bookshop specialising in salacious material about China's leaders.
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But rather than allowing himself to be pulled in for a salacious quote or speak out of frustration he's used his agency to support on his terms.
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Terrett is equally worried about the "salacious angle" many media outlets approach Viagra from, and emphasizes that it is a drug intended for medical, not lifestyle, purposes.
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The Bible, it turns out, is metal as hell in the right light, and the Pixies were never afraid to mine it for its most salacious bits.
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Even in minuscule amounts, fake news has a much greater ability to spread quickly and be consumed by many given the nature of the salacious headlines themselves.
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But the flow of salacious details revealed by the plaintiff, a much younger former lover whom Mr. Sumner cut out of his will, may not slow much.
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In September, Guo applied for political asylum in the U.S. But he has kept on making scathing and sometimes salacious attacks on social media against his targets.
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The memo alleged that the surveillance warrant for Page was based on the Steele dossier, which makes a number of salacious allegations about Trump's ties to Russia.
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At times, in his flurry of television and radio interviews, he seemingly pinched himself that he was discussing salacious matter that detracted from his most substantive arguments.
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ABC News reported that Glenn Simpson was set to be questioned about funding and sources for the dossier, which contained salacious and unverified information about the president.
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Republicans have repeatedly claimed that the surveillance warrants relied on the so-called Steele dossier, which partly contains salacious and unfounded allegations about Trump's ties to Russia.
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Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other.
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Salacious, unverified allegations in included in the so-called Steele dossier of opposition research on Trump are also purported to have taken place during the Moscow trip.
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Steele got his information -- some of it very salacious, most of it much more mundane -- from interviews with Russian sources who are not named in the dossier.
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In 19 N.B.A. seasons as the strong, silent and never-salacious type, Duncan did not write a book, run off at the mouth, or elaborate on much.
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One result was "Porn Grid" of 1989, four small paintings whose images are lifted from men's magazines, aided, abetted and partly obscured by salacious drips of paint.
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Trump remains a top adviser to her husband and is a more influential confidante than the couple's public interaction, and salacious headlines about their marriage, might imply.
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That portrayal of their relationship is being challenged now in a salacious lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles by a former companion and romantic partner of Mr. Redstone.
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The trans folks appearing in those shows, many of whom are still active in our communities today, brought boundless integrity to exploitative set-ups and salacious reveals.
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On Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal revealed who is allegedly behind the salacious and unverified report of compromising material related to President-elect Donald Trump: Christopher Steele.
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What's more, Gilbert & George weren't depicting homosexuality as salacious but as ordinary — one aspect of the duo's work is its pinpointed restraint and poignantly dry British humor.
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"We are deeply offended by the salacious joke about Sisters made by Mr. Edelstein," said Sister Patricia Twohill, who is also a member of the college's board.
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But Emin cast doubt on its most salacious detail: the allegation that Trump cavorted with prostitutes during a visit to Moscow during the 2013 Miss Universe pageant.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "According to The Hollywood Reporter, the salacious new book on the inner workings of the Trump White House is set to become a TV series.
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But that same report concludes that the inquiry began with a diplomat's tip about a Trump campaign adviser — not the salacious findings of a former British spy.
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He hits the road, packing nightclubs and juke joints across the South, and releases a series of albums whose salacious covers hint at the exuberant obscenity inside.
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The most salacious, from NBC, claimed that Tillerson came very close to resigning this summer, after Trump gave a campaign-style speech at the Boy Scout jamboree.
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The memo suggests that the now-infamous Steele dossier, which alleges salacious ties between Trump and Russia, was used as evidence to obtain the extension, NBC said.
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Meanwhile senior leaders at the DOJ were secretly meeting with officials from Fusion GPS as well as Mr. Steele, feeding the Department this 'salacious and unverified' information.
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Norwich overwhelms his chapters with the salacious personal details and vivid anecdotes of the four men's lives, all for the most part without any citation of sources.
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But peel back the salacious particulars, Ms. Golia said, and it reveals deep questions about race and gender, identity and self-identity, that resonate in our time.
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"No amount of salacious media-biased headlines, which are clearly designed to influence the narrative, change the fact that the President has done nothing wrong," she said.
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Remarkably for Washington, many reporters for competing news organizations had the salacious and damning memos, but they did not leak, because their contents could not be confirmed.
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But the joke was axed after salacious details in an as-yet-unproven intel dossier suggested that Donald "45" Trump may have engaged in such an act.
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The book is "a lucid guide to a story that became far more consequential than the titillation supplied by its salacious bits," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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It included salacious claims about the president, and the news is likely to fuel new partisan attacks over the federal and congressional investigations into Russian election meddling.
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And although during that trip, Trump only spent two nights at the Ritz-Carlton in Moscow, the site of some salacious allegations against him, a lot happened.
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Though my addiction had been curbed since meeting my husband, thanks to a combination of efforts buoyed by his support, would a salacious vacation reopen the wound?
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Mr. Gui and his associates published books that offered salacious, and often far-fetched, stories about China's leaders, and their supporters believe that mainland authorities have detained them.
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The visit would be noteworthy because of where it was first reported: a salacious document that has become a central talking point for those following the Russia investigation.
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Most of you probably already know this but for those who don't, I was a bit of a trailblazer in the field of salacious photos released without consent.
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For Ingrid Goes West's nationwide premiere week we're encouraging Twitter users to tweet their most salacious social media confessions, or the craziest behavior they've experienced online, using #IAmIngrid.
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Gayle King got set up to look like an insensitive troll because her network posted a salacious promo ... that's how some staffers at "CBS This Morning" feel anyway.
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The 14-year-old girl in question posted a statement online alleging that Sanchez sent her salacious messages and coerced her into sending him explicit photos and videos.
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Trump has not personally commented on the allegations but her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham recently lashed out at the "laundry list of salacious & flat-out false reporting" about Mrs.
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Trump signaled as much when he had lunch Monday with Ed Klein, a man known for his series of salacious but discredited books that take on the Clintons.
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Something as vague and banal-sounding as "gameplay data" is not as obviously salacious as the types of personal data collection we know we should be scandalized by.
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One likens his role to that of an Elizabethan spy, picking up any whiff of plot or sedition—or salacious gossip—and feeding it back to the "chief".
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Remember Brennan testified before Congress last year that the salacious Russian dossier was not used in that official intel community assessment on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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FBI official Peter Strzok will likely be recalled to answer questions from lawmakers regarding his knowledge of the salacious Steele dossier that circulated before the 2016 election. Rep.
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There, on November 7, 2017, Schiller reportedly denied a salacious allegation that Trump interacted with prostitutes during a 2013 trip to Moscow, on which Schiller had accompanied him.
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Afterward he remained alone with Trump, partially to minimize embarrassment, to brief him on the contents of the salacious but unverified dossier that was later published by Buzzfeed.
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Raw without becoming overwrought, sensual without being salacious, Luca Guadagnino's adaptation of André Aciman's 2006 novel became the talk of Sundance for good reason – it's damn near perfect.
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After that finishes, Comey stays behind for a one-on-one meeting to tell Trump about a dossier by former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele containing salacious allegations.
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Given the Enquirer's penchant for destructive and salacious gossip and the President's longtime friendship with its publisher, the calls from the White House could be considered credible threats.
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The chances that Trump or Cameron actually did these salacious acts are small, but that doesn't change the fact that everyone can't stop seeing and talking about it.
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Glenn Simpson, co-founder of Fusion GPS, hired Steele to compile the so-called Steele dossier, which contains a series of salacious allegations about Trump's ties to Russia.
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Stanley Reed MEDIA For the last five months, the ailing media mogul Sumner M. Redstone has been the subject of a salacious legal battle over his mental capacity.
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The campaign specified its interest in matters including the infamous dossier from intelligence-gathering firm Fusion GPS, which made salacious and unverified claims about Trump's connection to Russia.
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Though Chutkan commended the government for walking back what she called salacious allegations, she said she didn't understand how the government made the error in the first place.
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While the more salacious details in it have not been confirmed by the US intelligence community, there are elements of the dossier that have in fact been corroborated.
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A slew of contrived, soapy drama involving Ray's absentee father and mom Maggie's salacious past takes center stage while Ray, the most compelling character, fades into the background.
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Cocker trades the deviant, salacious appetite of past songs like "Pencil Skirt" and "I Spy" for something more clinical, likening success to the life of a porn star.
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Tony Soprano, it seems, is a complicated character, and the show is more about him and his family than it is about the salacious details of the mob.
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Of course no self-respecting journalist should publish salacious details, even if they're true, if they're of no consequence to anybody besides the person to which they belong.
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CNN reported in February that investigators had been able to corroborate some information in the dossier, although not the most salacious allegations about Trump and his Russia ties.
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I remember the bombardment of media attention he drew, the hand-wringing over his embodiment of sex appeal, and the constant salacious teasing over whether he was gay.
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The messages show that Mr. Warner sought to meet with Christopher Steele, the former British spy behind a dossier of salacious claims about President Trump's connections to Russia.
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It's the thoughtless stare — agape, gawking, able to absorb only the most salacious aspects of the story — that leads to the quick high and nauseating crash of outrage.
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In this corner: the women who found J. Lo's Super Bowl high-energy hit mash-up unnecessarily salacious, designed to titillate male viewers, performed for the male gaze.
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She started the term as a first lady who delayed her move into the White House and had to endure a barrage of salacious headlines about her marriage.
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The Shakespeare & Company edition of "Ulysses" provided the model for the kind of books that Kahane wanted to publish: high-prestige literature with a reputation for salacious bits.
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"Practically everything that the world loosely regards as sin is detailed in the vivid, lurid, salacious language of smut, prostitution, and dirt," the judge observed of Miller's novel.
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"It's something that obviously the agency thinks they have to track down," he told The Associated Press Thursday, referring to the dossier of salacious, uncorroborated claims about Trump.
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Sites with investor funding and much bigger reach than my beloved blogs could pay peanuts for young writers' traumatic or salacious personal narratives and expect big pageview rewards.
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This was no effort to inform the president and douse the fires of unverified and salacious information, but one to inflame the president and spread the stories everywhere.
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Rejected as "salacious nonsense" by Elon Musk – who is himself alleged to have attended one such party – Chang's work exposes the Valley's notoriously male-dominated and sexist culture.
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Nunes says the documents and interviews are part of a broader effort by Republicans to investigate the controversial Steele dossier that contains salacious allegations about Trump and Russia.
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The salacious charges have forced a rising Republican star to acknowledge that he had had an extramarital affair, but also vehemently deny that he had resorted to blackmail.
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It was only a year ago that Mr. Avenatti, 48, burst onto the scene, trumpeting a salacious case he had taken on that could bring down the president.
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"We've seen what happens when salacious sexual stories come out about the president, even those that are allegedly nonconsensual — nothing," wrote Bridget Read at Vogue's website in January.
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She said she didn't want any detail of her marriage to Al Capone to remain alive after she was gone so that people could write salacious things about them.
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January 2200, 214 - CNN reports that intelligence officials briefed Trump on a dossier that contains allegations about his campaign's ties to Russia as well as salacious rumors about him.
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But by season 3, the more outrageous and salacious guests had proven to be ratings gold — setting the show off in a direction it hasn't walked away from since.
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UnReal moves at a punishing pace, with so many salacious and horrifying moments that viewers have little time to react before the next one comes hurtling around the corner.
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As one Wikipedian explains in the Talk page of the Toad article:Wikipedia is not a newspaper and we do not include every salacious detail that rolls off the presses.
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Searchers aren't going to find anything hardcore featuring the actress, but searching for her will lead you to plenty of videos of other girls named Meghan doing salacious things.
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Rolled out in time for Halloween, Gruesome Gotham transports users to the grisly crime scenes of six salacious slayings committed on the streets of Victorian-era New York City.
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Among the salacious accusations in the suit, BamBrogan claims Pishevar increased the monthly pay from $15,000 to $40,000 for the company's PR representative who Pishevar was trying to date.
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For example, the Clinton campaign released an ad on Thursday titled "We Are America," which strings together what Democrats view as Trump's greatest hits of offensive and salacious comments.
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The same year young boys and girls were found in videos that appeared abusive or salacious and which were recommended millions of times before offending channels were shut down.
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The Steele dossier, which was published by BuzzFeed News in January 2017, included detailed claims about Trump&aposs business ties to Russia and salacious assertions about his private life.
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We've proved over and over again that we're hungry for any kind of detail, no matter how salacious or gruesome, about Manson, the Family, and the crimes they committed.
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The contents also detail more salacious sexual allegations against Trump — namely, that he got prostitutes to urinate on a Moscow hotel bed — that could make him susceptible to blackmail.
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Remember, he was one of the officials to sign off on the Pfizer warrant against the Trump campaign associate, despite admitting the dossier he said was salacious and unverified.
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And because Craig plays an amputee on Grand Hotel, but isn't actually one in real life, he was dedicated to get Javi's story right — even in a salacious soap.
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That's not to say it's boring — just like Freddie Mercury, provocative photographer Robert Mapplethorpe's life offers more than enough high drama, salacious details and pathos to keep anyone riveted.
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But CEO Paula Schneider, who took the company's reins one year ago, said that message had gotten lost amid some "salacious" advertising, and controversial headlines regarding founder Dov Charney.
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In an ABC News interview, Comey described briefing the then-president-elect on the salacious, unverified allegations that he watched prostitutes urinate on each other in Russia in 2013.
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Stormy Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, says his client's sexual encounter with Donald Trump is interesting and salacious, but it's at the bottom of the list in terms of importance.
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Shortly afterwards, the CEO of Hootsuite wrote on Twitter that the headline was "salacious" and questioned whether the article had received comment from Hootsuite before the story was filed.
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The dossier, which makes a series of salacious allegations about Trump's ties to Russia, was put together by opposition research firm Fusion GPS and former MI85033 officer Christopher Steele.
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Mr. Klieger joined Mr. Redstone's legal team in March in the midst of the salacious lawsuit challenging his mental competency that was filed by Manuela Herzer, his former companion.
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Instead, the FBI suggested to the court, the September 2016 article by Michael Isikoff was independent corroboration of the salacious, unverified allegations against Trump in the infamous Steele Dossier.
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Although viewers might expect to see pornography disguised as art, or vice-versa, there is nothing salacious about Frank's images, which focus more on the face than the body.
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Although prosecutors had once accused her of offering up sex in exchange for political influence, the most salacious details of the case against her were later quietly walked back.
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But there was something more important lurking beneath the salacious surface of the stories about the president's alleged past encounters with a porn star and a former Playboy model.
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Trump's sex life is obviously news, not just salacious gossip: Trump has repeatedly denied having encounters with women, including women who have accused him of harassing or assaulting him.
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Clinton's presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee paid for research that was included in a dossier containing salacious claims about connections between Donald Trump, his associates and Russia.
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Long before blogs and social media offered a platform for alternative voices, the tabloid covered issues faced by the grunts, including salacious reports about courts-martial in sex cases.
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The IC leadership thought it important, for a variety of reasons, to alert the incoming President to the existence of this material, even though it was salacious and unverified.
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Clinton's presidential campaign, through their law firm, paid for research that was included in a dossier that contained salacious claims about connections between Mr. Trump, his associates and Russia.
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His death was the subject of salacious headlines, and it galvanized a small group of trans people to witness the trial and claim him as one of their own.
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Weeks earlier, it had rocketed to notoriety as the source of the so-called Steele Dossier — a report by a former intelligence agent containing salacious allegations against Mr. Trump.
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You just had to walk into the right tavern around 1800 and you'd hear salacious songs about Thomas Jefferson's affair with "Dusky Sally" — his slave at Monticello, Sally Hemings.
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The most salacious elements of the dossier are unproven, yet many of the allegations contained in the memos have held up over time, or at least proven partially true.
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House Republicans have also accused Mr. Baker of being the source of the leaks about a salacious dossier of information about Mr. Trump compiled by a former British spy.
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On Thursday, King expressed anger at her "CBS This Morning" bosses for releasing what she felt was a "salacious" and "out of context" clip of her interview with Leslie.
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Pornhub has released statistics showing that after the salacious details went public Tuesday night, searches containing the phrase "golden showers" were up 102 percent over the usual daily average.
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President Bill Clinton faced impeachment for something much more personal and salacious: he had an affair in the Oval Office and then lied about it to cover it up.
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In it, she spoke about her feelings about the #MeToo movement, the state of her marriage and whether this year of salacious headlines regarding her husband have affected her.
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Trump denied a salacious claim in the dossier that he was involved with Russian hookers, and said he was "bringing a personal lawsuit against Christopher Steele," according to Comey.
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When Daniels eventually gets into the salacious bits in her book, she does not disappoint, describing the president of the United States' genitals and sexual performance in graphic detail.
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Republicans allege that the FBI improperly used the so-called Steele dossier, which includes salacious allegations about Trump's ties to Moscow, in applying for the warrant to surveil Page.
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They also contained salacious and unverified information about Trump and his connections to Russia and accused the Trump campaign of conspiring with the Russian government to win the presidency.
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And zip files holding images of an up-and-coming congressman may wind up in journalists' inboxes, prompting newsroom discussions about what is truly revelatory and what's simply salacious.
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Porn actress Stormy Daniels who alleged a sexual affair with Donald Trump in a lengthy, often salacious, interview with InTouch Magazine is now claiming it was all a lie.
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Then Armisen appears as Wolff, the New York media journalist whose salacious new book, Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, has been gossip fodder in recent days.
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But a new study published today in PLOS-One suggests that the salacious media coverage surrounding his death may have inadvertently inspired even more tragedy—and deaths— in its wake.
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The FBI also told Nunes that it is still working to produce documents related to Christopher Steele—the former British spy who authored the salacious and unverified anti-Trump dossier.
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It was crafted to be salacious, to first and foremost fly off shelves, and to help catapult Susann into a circle of fame that she always strived to belong to.
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" In a statement Sunday, the Marines Corps said it was "deeply concerned about allegations regarding the derogatory online comments and sharing of salacious photographs in Marines United, a closed website.
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It was a "smoking gun of sorts: an actual example of literal hard-ass words," Wolff wrote in New York magazine, which extracted some of the book's more salacious epigrams.
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In 2014, Virginians were captivated as the salacious details of McDonnnell and his wife Maureen's relationship with the businessman were parsed out during a month-long trial in federal court.
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David Corn, left winger, he had a lot to say on MSNBC about the former spy Christopher Steele and of course this Trump dossier with salacious lies about Donald Trump.
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Jeremy, meanwhile, stripped on The Surreal Life, giving producers the salacious scene that they paid for, but made a pact with his colleague Vanilla Ice not to cry on camera.
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The most salacious thing was that it might have been a copycat crime, comparing the bludgeoning to a stabbing that had occurred against tennis star Monica Seles nine months prior.
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"At the end of the day, regardless of what salacious facts come out about his past, none of that affects whether or not he deserved to be shot," Bamberg said.
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Save for one not particularly salacious hot tub kiss between Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Noah Centineo), To All The Boys I've Loved Before is a pretty wholesome movie.
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So did a former Russian spy chief linked to the dossier produced by a former British intelligence official that made a string of salacious – but still unproven – allegations about Trump.
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It was the frustration that our campaign had with getting real news sources to really push and look at — maybe not the most salacious issues that were in the report.
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If they were like Salacious B. Crumb — weird and off-putting, but more a bit of oddball side business than the center of attention — I'd be fine with that, too.
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Her aides have been even more blunt, watching in disbelief since the start of Trump's campaign as he has surged in the polls despite making one salacious comment after another.
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Kayleigh McEnany: A truly post-partisan president Buried beneath the salacious headlines is the portrait of a president who has defied his party, not only in word but in action.
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But he's far from being alone among governors who have left office either because they were convicted in impeachment proceedings or forced to resign as salacious scandals swirled around them.
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Even amid those scandals, Bentley's stood out -- for both the salacious allegations involved and for the fact that until Monday night, he simply refused to acknowledge political reality and resign.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' high-profile run-in with the publisher of the National Enquirer over a series of salacious photos seems to have rattled investors, CNBC's Jim Cramer included.
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"These salacious and patently false allegations appear to be nothing more than a vicious and calculated attempt by an angry former girlfriend to damage Mr. Withey's good reputation," Jackson says.
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Even the salacious details relating to how former Goldman Sachs sales executive Youssef Kabbaj went about building a close relationship with the LIA were given short shrift by the judge.
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Trump, according to people familiar with his thinking, has braced for many more months of circus-like hearings, damaging leaks and salacious revelations related to his campaign's ties to Russia.
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You look for the jeopardy, dramatic plot points, but we wanted to go beyond those points of jeopardy here and not be too salacious, ending on a more emotional side.
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Madeline's character was just too good in the book, and needed a salacious secret of her own to deal with while meddling in everyone else's drama: a big little lie.
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"I think it's so difficult because the problem is that once you have done sex work, that will always be the most interesting, salacious, noteworthy thing about you," she said.
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Filed in November by a former companion and romantic partner, the lawsuit included embarrassing and salacious claims about Mr. Redstone, who has had minor strokes and has a speech impediment.
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But it was her sharp writing at Cosmopolitan -- namely the salacious details of the romance between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton -- that led to her break at the Daily News.
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That memo said that a dossier — which alleged salacious connections between Trump, his associates and Russia — "formed an essential part " of the basis for launching a surveillance case against Page.
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McCarthy repeatedly tried to turn the tables on the Democrats by referencing Christopher Steele, the former British intelligence officer who compiled the dossier containing salacious information about then-candidate Trump.
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Free-style debates leave too much room for moderators to pander to current news trends in "reality show" form or ask "gotcha" questions based on salacious, embarrassing or difficult situations.
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"No amount of salacious media-biased headlines, which are clearly designed to influence the narrative, change the fact that the president has done nothing wrong," Grisham said in a statement.
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On salacious matters: Cohen said he knows of no video recording of Trump hitting his wife Melania, which had been rumored, and said Trump would never do such a thing.
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He also shot down a key claim from a controversial dossier that made salacious but unverified allegations of Trump-Russia collusion: Cohen testified that he has never been to Prague.
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Trump and his allies will seize on Comey's willingness to write about these salacious details as evidence that he is nothing more than a self-promoter focused on selling books.
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While Awan, a former congressional I.T. aide, is under FBI investigation and faces fraud charges, as of right now, there is no evidence that the most salacious accusations are true.
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Fusion GPS has been at the center of the controversy over the Russian dossier that was compiled by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele and included salacious allegations against Trump.
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Although several news organizations, including Reuters, were briefed on Steele's dossier, most decided not to report on the material because its inflammatory and sometimes salacious content could not be verified.
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It was ostensibly focused on her right to his holdings, but it drew interest because of the salacious details it disclosed and the questions it raised about his mental state.
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The onscreen confrontations and salacious rumors about offscreen intrigue — panelists screaming and crying backstage, hosts and producers needing to be physically separated — have always been central to the show's appeal.
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"Men whose only fault was sending a slightly salacious text message or email were being treated, on social networks, exactly the same way as sexual criminals, like rapists," she said.
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That series of memos detailed unverified accounts of the Trump campaign coordinating with Russian officials during the election, as well as more salacious encounters between Mr. Trump and Russian prostitutes.
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And eventually the billionaire's name gets associated with all sorts of do-gooderish public endeavors, before the truth gets told—mostly after the billionaire's death under salacious and suspicious circumstances.
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During that time, Berlin painted still lifes; he drifted in and out of depressions; he received tributes and awards by the bushel; he wrote mildly salacious letters to old pals.
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During the impeachment depositions, Nunes focused some of his questioning on the so-called Steele dossier from the Russia probe — a largely unverified document containing salacious accusations against the president.
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If Netflix commissions a yarn based on the life of Carlos Ghosn they won't lack for salacious material, judging by the ex-Renault boss's eyebrow-raising press conference on Wednesday.
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"Deadly Rich" from the producers of "American Greed" takes viewers inside these cases, navigating every evil twist and salacious turn to reveal the secrets and lies of the moneyed class.
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The closed-door session is expected to focus on Ohr's relationship with Christopher Steele, the British spy behind the dossier that included salacious and unverified intelligence on Trump and Russia.
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The story has spawned a flurry of other reports about Trump and porn star Stormy Daniels, (real name Stephanie Clifford), complete with particularly salacious and embarrassing details for everyone involved.
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She dismissed the contents of the dossier as "absolute nonsense" to the AP. Some of the claims in the dossier have been verified, while other, more salacious claims have not.
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But the document is also littered with criticisms of FBI officials and how they vetted some information, such as a dossier of salacious allegations compiled by a former British spy.
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The president also inaccurately claimed that Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election was "illegally set up" based in part on a dossier of salacious allegations about him.
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The firm in turn hired Steele, a former British intelligence officer, to produce a dossier that outlined alleged Russian financial dealings with Trump and included salacious personal details that remain unconfirmed.
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The attorney letter says that Ruggia and Hoffman aren't "looking for anything salacious," but rather that they want "credit and a genuine token of recognition for two hilarious sketches they wrote."
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Long before the video camera, scandalous Renaissance texts like Three Books on the Dissection of the Parts of the Human Body and Aristotle's Masterpiece displayed salacious engravings alongside legitimate medical advice.
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Sekyiamah's interest in sex is less about being salacious (though it's hard not to blush when reading some of the posts on the site) and more about health, empowerment and community.
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Likewise, there were millions who, in the waning days of the campaign, clicked happily on a salacious dossier of anti-Trump material gathered by gumshoes in an effort to stop him.
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When pressed, Republican lawmakers say the rhetoric around the wrestler's allegations is hyperbolic, and that the media's response to the specifics of this case is in search of a salacious story.
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The salacious revelation joins a host of other charges levied against the California Republican, who pleaded not guilty last year on counts of wire fraud, falsifying records and campaign finance violations.
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"I am anxious to rebut allegations that I had any improper or nefarious contact with any agent of the Russia state based on facts -- not misleading and salacious headlines," he said.
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Yesterday, VARIETY published a salacious story that revealed the specific claims against me for the first time – even though an independent third-party investigator found insufficient evidence to support the claims.
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Matt Gaetz, a close ally of President Donald Trump, for tweeting a salacious and cryptic threat to the president's former longtime attorney, who was then testifying during the congressional Russia investigations.
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According to the New York Post's Page Six, Bezos made the statement under the expectation that the Enquirer would publish a story detailing his relationship with his girlfriend, alongside salacious images.
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Her first novel, ''Valley of the Dolls,'' remains a pop-culture touchstone: a gleefully salacious story of friendship, sex, backstabbing and pills (or ''dolls'') that won famous fans and detractors alike.
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The rooms were packed with women, and some men, already all in for Trump despite his salacious language caught on tape, and several women coming forward accusing him of groping them.
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But last week, the White House enjoyed a shift in focus, amid new revelations in the controversial Obama-era Uranium One deal and the payments behind the salacious anti-Trump dossier.
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" Heard was also open about dating photographer Tasya van Ree, telling W magazine, "For better or worse, I ve always had a love life that seemed particularly salacious to some people.
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The case was marked by secrecy after the first trial, which turned into a media circus as salacious and violent details about Arias and Alexander were broadcast live around the world.
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Rudy Giuliani is coming out swinging for President Trump over his recent attacks on late Senator John McCain ... telling us Trump's furious over McCain's role in distributing the salacious Steele dossier.
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A-list 20-somethings Miley Cyrus, Hailey Baldwin and Kendall Jenner have known each other for years, and that made for a particularly salacious episode of Carpool Karaoke, which aired Friday.
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Yet some parts of the document have held up to over a year's worth of scrutiny, and its most salacious detail persists, never far out of reach from any conversation online.
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But over the last 24 hours, the news broke that supporting material for the highly classified intelligence report on Russian hacking included passages about salacious but unproven personal allegations about Trump.
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"This is a movement that was, you know, largely shouldered by a kind of receptacle of the salacious," Sean Penn says to @nmoralesnbc during a discussion about the #MeToo movement pic.twitter.
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The dossier (which was published in full by Buzzfeed in a move that was criticized by many) made waves in mid-January because it contained a lot of unverified, salacious allegations.
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It is still true, though, that, legally, it can only be shown four times a year, and for many the film exists in a fog of salacious rock and roll mystery.
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Earlier this week, the board of Viacom moved to stop paying Mr. Redstone following the dismissal of the suit, a monthslong salacious legal battle that included embarrassing details about Mr. Redstone.
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The Steele dossier, which was compiled by former British agent Christopher Steele and funded in part as opposition research into the Trump campaign, contains a number of salacious and unverified claims.
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The State Department on Wednesday refused to confirm any of the "salacious" details about a reported $400 million cash payment to Iran, arguing only that it was not a ransom payment.
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Mediator At first blush, the secret support that the Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel provided for Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker is a salacious yarn about money, power, gossip and revenge.
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While I immediately found these accusations absurd, I had to consider that, to people on the outside of 'startup founder' life— their claims could appear to be salacious, if not illegal.
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Trump's all-access approach to the media — combined with his penchant for controversy and salacious headlines — has fueled his rise and shaped media coverage of the race for the White House.
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The bombshell interview transcript from Simpson, whose intelligence-gathering firm produced the salacious and largely unverified Trump-Russia dossier, was released without the majority's approval by the committee's ranking Democrat, Sen.
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The Post "expose" that O'Keefe envisioned actually turned into a very revealing look at the careful and fair ways in which reporters at major media outlets deal with salacious news tips.
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Salacious details of the crash quickly spread in political circles in Beijing, and political insiders said at the time that someone in the party tried to cover up the accident internally.
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At Prudential Hall in Newark, New Edition, a prototypical 1980s boy band, will deliver its saccharine early R&B hits along with more salacious ones from its members' later solo careers.
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The progressive-controlled media then took over, publicizing even flimsier allegations and salacious rumors that would make the National Enquirer blush, in order to further muddy the waters surrounding his nomination.
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My reputation was damaged in December 2016 when BuzzFeed published an unverified dossier prepared by a retired British spy - Christopher Steele - that was riddled with total falsehoods and intentionally salacious accusations.
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Starr's final product delved into salacious details about Clinton's sexual relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, and contained a thorough legal analysis about whether Clinton's actions constituted grounds for impeachment.
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The band were often wrapped up in salacious language, potentially because male writers didn't know how else to explain their attraction to Karen's demeanour as a completely unhinged version of herself.
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Glenn Simpson, co-founder of opposition research firm Fusion GPS, hired Steele to help compile the controversial dossier that made a series of salacious allegations about President Trump's ties to Russia.
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The sites do, however, ensnare the people who hire them, leading to salacious headlines that draw attention away from other crimes on the dark web, like drug markets and identity theft.
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With the relationship stuff, it's like an internet brushfire that you can't put out and all of a sudden, people think it's this tell-all salacious thing, but it's really not.
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The turn of events created the spectacle of a sitting president using legal maneuvers to avoid further scrutiny of salacious accusations of an affair and a payoff involving the porn star.
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You don't need an appetite for the salacious to want to know how a handful of men could rape dozens of women in a close-knit community, year after year, undetected.
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To Ruberg and their TAs' collective relief, nothing ever appeared — in their opinion, because there was nothing salacious: women in games have a hard time, and masculinity is constructed through gaming.
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In recent years, he became a co-owner of Mighty Current Media, a small publishing house in Hong Kong that specialized in unflattering and salacious gossip about China's Communist Party leaders.
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"His eyes would twinkle when he shared some particularly obscure or salacious tidbit of New York City trivia," said Michael Miscione, a Manhattan borough historian and a former tour guide himself.
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The new details of her alleged meeting with Trump at Lake Tahoe in 2006, revealed for the first time in Daniels' book, "Full Disclosure," include a salacious description of his genitalia.
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"They reach a different audience, and in their rumor-mongering, they share glimpses of truth," he said, as he traced his finger across the spine of a salacious, anonymously published work.
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Haley, who was South Carolina's first female governor before taking a role in the administration, said she has had to weather similar attacks and salacious rumors throughout her career in politics.
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Of course we all know what that means: More time to watch the salacious headlines coming out of Washington on the Russia investigation and, well, we can only guess what else.
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" In a tweet Friday afternoon that did not mention a specific report, Trump's spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham accused news outlets of "salacious & false reporting," and referred to some outlets as "fake news.
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While the Steele dossier has turned into a political football -- and the most salacious parts of it have never been confirmed -- it remains one of the seminal documents of this investigation.
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She is the daughter of German Khan, a Russian oligarch who is suing research firm Fusion GPS over a dossier alleging salacious and unverified ties between President Donald Trump and Russia.
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All of those theories had little to do with the idea that salacious details about the private life of a famous multibillionaire would be of interest to checkout-stand impulse buyers.
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He also refuses to take any responsibility for calamities he caused along the way, and instead paints himself as a victim of clueless CEOs, salacious media reporters, and disloyal board members.
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On a day of unverified allegations, it's worth mentioning that the denizens of notorious online message board 4Chan are taking credit for the most salacious of claims made in the memos:
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And yet – despite the hundreds of post-match interviews and the Football Focus features and the salacious articles about flirty texts and long-running affairs – I feel we know nothing about Giggs.
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While I know the media is enjoying speculation & salacious gossip, Id like to remind people there's a minor child who's name should be kept out of news stories when at all possible.
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Participants are asked to draw from stack of salacious prompts — an enticing element, because the only thing better than watching people fall in love on camera is watching people squirm on camera.
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"I am anxious to rebut allegations that I had any improper or nefarious contact with any agent of the Russia state based on facts -- not misleading and salacious headlines," Stone told CNN.
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Indeed, if the Soong sisters had not actually existed, the story of their operatic lives, had it been conjured in fiction, would surely have been branded by censors as salacious spiritual pollution.
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The fact that Hollywood actresses, heiresses, and perverted elements of BDSM are allegedly involved have made NXIVM the latest salacious cult story — right at a time when cults are kind of hot.
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Hillary used the same law firm to funnel money to this Christopher Steele that gets phony information from Russia, this salacious dossier using Russian sources to influence Americans in the last election.
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That narrative took a hit in recent days as proof emerged that the Clinton campaign itself had indirectly paid Russian sources millions of dollars for salacious and discredited material on Donald Trump.
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"Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,' " Comella said at the time.
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They're salacious and puffy lines of inquiry — the unavoidable consequences of a public and celebrated life and marriage — and they're obscuring the roots that snake through Beyoncé's discography and hold Lemonade up.
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Jonathan Tuan-Anh Tran posted a video on his YouTube channel earlier this month, claiming to be the one who wrote up the controversial document, which contains salacious accusations about the president.
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"I think what was extraordinary about the report was everyone was prepared for it to be bad and uncomfortable and salacious," said Missouri GOP consultant Gregg Keller in an interview this spring.
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Many in the media believe CNN showed restraint by not printing the salacious details in the unconfirmed report, unlike Buzzfeed News, which has suffered blowback for publishing the uncorroborated allegations in full.
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But this so-called prestige TV has become less about actual quality than perceived quality—these perceptions include bigger budgets, bigger stars, acclaimed film directors, salacious premises, anti-heroes, and sex appeal.
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Some GOP lawmakers have raised concerns in recent weeks that the law enforcement probe into the matter was sparked by the opposition research dossier, which contains unverified and salacious information about Trump.
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The "salacious and unverified" dossier served, for example, as a foundational piece to the FISA warrants authorizing the surveillance of Carter Page while he served as an adviser to the Trump campaign.
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The questions touched on the anti-Trump texts as well as the so-called Steele dossier that surfaced early last year containing salacious allegations about Trump's links to Moscow, according to Rep.
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Comey also writes that Trump continued to ask him about unverified, salacious allegations that there was tape of him watching prostitutes urinate on each other in a Moscow hotel room in 2013.
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The dossier became known to news organizations in Washington during the general election last year, but most did not report on it because it contains salacious material that has not been verified.
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The salacious details related to taxpayer-funded travel across the executive and legislative branches of the federal government periodically make the headlines, but once they go away, the underlying problems remain unresolved.
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They were too present, too packaged, much too pretty and, during their lives and after their deaths, subject to more than their share of salacious rumors, innuendo and silly, often vicious gossip.
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" Additionally, public affairs officer Captain Ryan Alvis told the network: "The Marine Corps is deeply concerned about allegations regarding the derogatory online comments and sharing of salacious photographs in a closed website.
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The decision puts an even brighter spotlight on a salacious personal court battle that could have major implications for Viacom and CBS, the two entertainment companies that Mr. Redstone continues to control.
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Among those conflicts was the fact that Olson's law firm, Gibson Dunn, represents intelligence-gathering firm Fusion GPS, whose ex-spy authored a dossier alleging salacious connections between Trump and the Kremlin.
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Similarly, the Podesta emails barely contained anything incriminating or scandalous, but simply because they were stolen and private emails of a prominent political figure they, felt salacious and were endlessly picked over.
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Bill WilkaSan Francisco To the Editor: The Democrats came into this with the flawed strategy of withholding very shaky but highly salacious information from the whole Judiciary Committee until the last moment.
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Mr. Soros is considering additional donations to the group, which has paid for research from Fusion GPS, the firm behind the controversial dossier containing salacious claims about Mr. Trump's ties to Russia.
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"Beautiful," he said of Nellie Ohr, the wife of a Justice Department official who worked for Fusion GPS, the research firm that commissioned a dossier that made salacious claims about Mr. Trump.
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Jamian Juliano-Villani, whose work has become highly sought after in recent years, disappoints in the first room with "Native Woman" (2013), a clumsily painted, didactic painting about the salacious male gaze.
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When The Guardian, a British newspaper, managed to get its hands on a copy of the book, excerpting some of its most salacious claims in a news article posted online on Jan.
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In this new special, the actor and comic performs in front of a packed house in Washington, delivering salacious one-liners (some more juvenile than others) and ruminating on relationships and family.
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There's an investigation, plot twists and salacious details aplenty but this film focuses on its imperfect main character's struggle to reconcile herself with a past that she largely wasn't really present for.
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There's an investigation, plot twists and salacious details aplenty but this film focuses on its imperfect main character's struggle to reconcile herself with a past that she largely wasn't really present for.
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The most salacious findings in the dossier, based on information collected from sources inside and outside the Kremlin by a Fusion GPS contractor, the former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, remain uncorroborated.
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Eric Brion, the former head of a French television channel, was accused by a journalist in October of having made salacious and disrespectful advances toward her at a television festival in Cannes.
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The president has criticized Mr. Ohr on Twitter because of Mr. Ohr's friendship with Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer who compiled a salacious dossier containing damaging information about the president.
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The "casting couch" is part of Hollywood legend and undoubtedly has some truth to it, but Mr. Weinstein's misuse of his power goes far beyond a few isolated instances of salacious opportunism.
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This kind of bullying sometimes goes by the salacious name "revenge porn," and it's often not quite as simple as a terrible dude posting his ex-girlfriend's naked photos on the web.
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A small group of GOP members have suggested the FBI used the documents, found in a controversial dossier of salacious allegations about the president, in order to launch an investigation into Trump.
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The dossier describes some of Page's activities in Russia as well as allegations that Trump while visiting Moscow was involved in salacious sexual activities about which he could be subject to blackmail.
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They also told Trump at the time about the existence of a largely unverified dossier compiled by intelligence firm Fusion GPS that alleged salacious connections between Trump, his associates and the Kremlin.
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A small group of GOP members have suggested the FBI used the documents, found in a controversial dossier of salacious allegations about the president, in order to launch an investigation into Trump.
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Fusion GPS was paid by a law firm representing Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee, which has prompted accusations that the dossier was little more than unverified, salacious opposition research.
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The suit alleges that Halper spread false and salacious stories to those media outlets about Lokhova's interactions with Flynn at a 2014 dinner in England, while Flynn headed the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Steele was hired by research firm Fusion GPS to compile the dossier, which includes salacious and unverified allegations about Trump and his ties to Moscow and was funded in part by Democrats.
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And "Poppea," a tale of the Emperor Nero's ruthless move to cast aside his wife and marry his ambitious mistress, anticipates by centuries the salacious sex-and-intrigue dramas of recent times.
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In an eight-page letter, Cohen refuted, point-by-point, the salacious dossier from earlier this year that alleged Trump's campaign did collude with Russia and portrays Cohen as a central figure.
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BuzzFeed was the first outlet to publish the dossier, which includes multiple salacious allegations against the U.S. president, including the claim Moscow has a piss-heavy sex tape of the then-businessman.
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My goal was to shift attention away from the salacious inside-Hollywood gossip in the emails released by the hackers and encourage people to instead focus on how the hackers had accomplished this.
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That's just one relatively small detail in much more salacious articles about NSA and CIA agents traveling to Germany in an effort to recover cyberweapons that had been stolen from US intelligence agencies.
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Packing its hour with over-the-top dramatics, noir-style mystery and salacious romance, "Riverdale" holds my attention by inviting me behind the scenes of small-town dramas, even when they get unrealistic.
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And then there was Christopher Munch's The Hours and Times, which received a Special Jury Prize at Sundance in 1992 but, being less salacious or anarchic than its contemporaries, has faded from memory.
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The salacious comments questioning whether the mom of two was pregnant with her third got so out of hand that she felt compelled to address the situation on the Today show Wednesday morning.
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Some of the most salacious, tragic and infamous controversies of Bill Clinton's presidency are being revisited, yet again, as the paper trail phase of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court ramps up.
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" The attorney provided Barr with screenshots of additional text messages exchanged between Cohen and Rtskhiladze about the alleged tapes, stating that the Mueller report's characterization of their conversation was "salacious" and "wholly misleading.
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Women are more likely to be threatened with revenge porn than men, and women are arguably more at risk of the kind of salacious reaction Hill received, especially if they're in public life.
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But despite her acquittal, Borden continued to suffer in the court of public opinion, as newspaper readers across the country greedily consumed the salacious story, told with exaggerations, half-truths and lurid headlines.
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So far Clinton has yet to say anything publicly about financing a document that used current and former Russian government sources to create the most obscene, salacious, completely fabricated accusations about Donald Trump.
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Last week, the star was involved in a salacious rumor, started by his Southern Charm costar Madison LeCroy, who claimed he gave Danni Baird chlamydia — something the two reality stars both swiftly denied.
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WATTERS: Right, and it&aposs also right after they had gotten their hands on this fake dossier that Hillary paid for filled with unverified salacious information, which they used to obtain the war.
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But above all else, Google should have stressed that the decision to fire Damore was difficult, but ultimately the only course of action — not a salacious political issue, but a mundane business decision.
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Because yes, of course we all find ourselves peckish for pop cultural tidbits and sometimes salacious sound bites, but the true hunger should be for information that feeds the brain and the soul.
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Trump this week also furiously denounced intelligence officials for what he said were leaks to the media by intelligence agencies of a dossier that makes unverified, salacious allegations about his contacts in Russia.
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I think we're quite prudish and prurient, so we sort of want to know all the salacious details but with the, 'Oh we'd never do that'; there's a sort of odd tension there.
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"Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,'" Comella said told CNN's Jamie Gangel.
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Fusion GPS hired Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer, who authored the dossier, which contains salacious but unverified claims about Trump's conduct in Russia and links between his associates and the Kremlin.
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The rapper has learned the hard way that it's not really a good idea to snap at an ex on social media, particularly when said ex has lots of salacious details to spill.
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Voters are suspicious of Clinton's campaign and its involvement in funding a salacious opposition research report about Trump, which was compiled by a British spy who was in touch with senior Russian officials.
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But until then, it's important for parents to be diligent in teaching their kids how to determine the difference between a sourced news report and a salacious headline with no evidence behind it.
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"This isn't going to be a salacious 'In bed with Rudy'-type book, but that doesn't mean she isn't picking up the poison pen," a source close to Judith Giuliani told Page Six.
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Neither its salacious revelations about a "pee tape" nor its more mundane reports of meetings between Trump officials and Russians to coordinate on the election have yet been publicly corroborated in their specifics.
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Gawker, which has a stated aim of publishing the kinds of salacious stories that reporters tell among themselves, rather than the sanitized versions Mr. Denton feels are usually presented, is sued quite regularly.
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As the world marks the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, tabloid magazines and celebrity culture publications are in full swing with commemorative retrospectives, salacious decades-old conspiracy theories, and bizarre 'what-ifs.
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Mentally combining the two bodies of work (the visionary structures and the salacious genitalia) creates for me a monumental make-believe place where lust (rendered with machinelike precision) and caprice meet Cartesian codification.
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This isn't about prudishness so much as it is about money: Playboy CEO Scott Flanders believes the Playboy brand can transcend its salacious origins and become a lucrative vehicle for selling mainstream products.
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"Let's look at the affairs of Laszlo Botka!" a headline blared this month in a salacious take on the only mayor of a major Hungarian city not aligned with Mr. Orban's party, Fidesz.
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He just wanted to reiterate his rejection of the allegation and talk about — he thought about it more, and why he thought it wasn't true — the — the — the verified — unverified and salacious parts.
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That's why it wants Discover to be free of the kinds of salacious photos that are used lure readers into ordinary stories; a gimmick that has become all too common in online news.
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Ms. Jones's review has taken place in private and has so far avoided being touched by the otherwise salacious nature of the case with its explosive mix of money, sex and presidential politics.
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And even though the public appetite for salacious details of her personal life has long eclipsed interest in the films she has directed, Ms. Jolie doggedly brings tough, obscure stories to the screen.
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It's been an irresistible sell to plenty of publishers, but it's also been an eyesore for many of them and a race to the bottom in terms of selling the most salacious headlines.
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Democrats, who organized screenings of the video of his wife detailing her allegations of abuse, were preparing to make his marriage an issue and to question him about his company's salacious TV ads.
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The president also focused his ire on current FBI employee Bruce Ohr, whose wife Nellie worked for Fusion GPS, the research firm that produced a dossier alleging salacious connections between Trump and Russia.
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Trump has called the dossier a total fabrication and, according to Comey, repeatedly denied "the golden showers thing" — a reference to one of the more salacious allegations in the document involving Russian prostitutes.
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Many of the problems centered on the F.B.I.'s reliance for the wiretap application on a notorious dossier of unverified, salacious information about Mr. Trump compiled by a British former spy, Christopher Steele.
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One of Mr. Vucic's most vocal supporters is Dragan Vucicevic, the editor and owner of The Informer, which is known for salacious and sordid cover articles, many of them targeting Mr. Vucic's critics.
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The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee says he plans to seek testimony from the British spy behind a shadowy, unconfirmed dossier full of salacious allegations about President Trump's ties to Russia.
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