He denies it, but Eve still decides to seduce him.
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She does not seduce with sex; she beguiles by listening.
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Women can seduce spies (remember Jennifer Lawrence in Red Sparrow?).
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He also talks about trying to seduce a married woman.
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It's not trying to seduce the audience to like it.
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As I stood there preparing to "seduce," I lost it.
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My role was to silently seduce Christian with my body.
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Ron Howard tries to seduce millennials into loving the Beatles.
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"He was trying to seduce me," Rapp said of Spacey.
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You desire him, but he doesn't set out to seduce.
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She said she put on tight pants to seduce him.
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In the film, she attempts to seduce and kill Bond.
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"They can seduce anybody into buying a timeshare," Weir said.
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And it's not just women he thinks he can seduce.
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He is vast, he contains multitudes, and he continues to seduce.
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I'm curious — why is Lila still around, trying to seduce Wolfgang?
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Unfortunately, being visionary can easily seduce founders to rationalize away reality.
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The idea is to seduce, to be very clear and active.
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Monica then told Sylvie her first assignment was to seduce Raniere.
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Same with one of the women Charlie Rose attempted to seduce.
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Let the tomato-anchovy combination seduce you, like a slow tango.
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Its height was also designed to seduce an almost average woman.
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Guy isn't just out to seduce Cat, but to devour her.
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Olga tries to seduce her neighbor and accidentally kills her dog.
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"He could seduce a chair," the writer Emmanuel Carrère has observed.
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"He was trying to seduce me," Rapp told BuzzFeed in an interview.
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If they want to seduce men, they should go to a bar.
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But the Kardashians don't just seduce their lookalikes — first, they create them.
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Why do you heterosexuals feel compelled to seduce others into your lifestyle?
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One of the options is also "seduce," which plumps up the lips.
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I would found a label and buy expensive suits and seduce artists.
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Often, traffickers seduce these women to eventually kidnap and sexually enslave them.
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Her job was to chill and frighten, not to charm and seduce.
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I decide to seduce Sophie C. Puis-je vous écrire une lettre?
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We don't seduce, we don't inspire, we don't go by our gut.
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In certain cases, a male mistress dispeller may even seduce the woman.
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A vile, middle-aged journalist is there to seduce a much younger woman.
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It's an engagement pyramid, and you're trying to seduce people up the pyramid.
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Let me describe to you in great detail how I seduce her boyfriends.
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But it needs the best artists' content in order to seduce those listeners.
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He also begins, with his famous scholarly panache, to try to seduce Jamie.
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Celebrity culture can seduce a person into a lonely, distorted feeling of indispensability.
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He repeatedly tries to seduce Midge and refuses Ben's attempts to buy anything.
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Why it works: Seduce your partner with the promise of what's to come.
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In the scene, here character tried to seduce Trump but gets shut down.
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Otherwise, it would seem an abuse of power for him to seduce her.
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Amma tries to seduce John while also tormenting him about his dead sister.
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As one of the most sensual endeavors, cheese has the ability to seduce.
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And Louis tries to seduce an architect by taking her to the Hamptons.
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He'll just have more than one love interest to seduce this time around.
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Then you seduce them into spending a bit of time in the studio.
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With VR, you can seduce someone's brains into accepting an entirely new reality.
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It's in administration and cool facilities that will seduce visiting high school seniors.
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Aury wrote this book to intellectually seduce her lover through an erotic fantasy.
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Dance like everyone's watching, all the time, and you want to seduce them.
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In an effort to rise to power, Margaery manages to seduce Joffrey Baratheon.
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Fualaau allegedly bet with one of his friends he could seduce his former teacher.
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Should Gendry have let Winterfell's youngest daughter seduce him in his place of business?
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She did not seduce the figures within it or funnel Russian money to it.
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I do think women are beautiful, but I've never tried to seduce one before.
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More recently, it has been viewed as a dance by women to seduce men.
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To reverse this course, she sets out to seduce them each into her cult.
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How do systems of representation, and the portrayal of success both seduce and repel?
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It's a song that he says is a call out to seduce the whole planet.
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If you really want to seduce a Cancerian, try romancing them under the full moon.
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Best of all, she was bringing great authors forward to seduce new eyes and minds.
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King added her own story, explaining she had tried to seduce former husband William Bumpus.
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Gadi decides to override Kurtz's orders and tells Charlie to instead seduce Khalil that evening.
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Other ruses designed to seduce opposition MPs may cause as many problems as they solve.
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"We can only court other ITOs, we cannot try to seduce other companies," he said.
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That is, until they seduce him into an orgiastic sundae of tolerance and self-expression.
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The plan is for the tank-girls to seduce US Army students into compromising situations.
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He's great enough to seduce you, but sometimes you want to sweat, sometimes you don't.
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After Florentine has committed to a subject, the company sends out proposals to seduce funders.
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He was trying to seduce me, under the guise of teaching me, from the start.
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Amazon doesn't have to seduce customers with a deal because they're going to buy anyway.
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But Jon's true mission, whether he knows it or not, is to brood and seduce.
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During their adventures Majid becomes smitten with a woman, who tries to unsuccessfully seduce him.
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Following his command, the two men don disguises and try to seduce each other's girlfriends.
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If you do sleep with them, it's better to have them seduce you a bit.
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Some of the women were branded with Mr. Raniere's initials and assigned to "seduce" him.
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Ruta makes occasional startling observations, as when the tattoo artist is about to seduce Sarah.
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She needs to get the women in her thrall and seduce the audience as well.
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His proposal: if Sue helps him seduce Maud, Gentleman will share Maud's inheritance with her.
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His voice can sing, his voice can drink, his voice can argue, his voice can seduce.
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Designs are typically very simple: unlike Western ads, they are crafted to inform rather than seduce.
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But, as with RCTs, a powerful algorithm might seduce its users into ignoring underlying causal factors.
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So, basically she low-key tries to seduce Naz and then hung him out to dry.
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Such a bangbot might, as Bendel notes, be capable of using that information to seduce humans.
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It helped to seduce both men and women — and it gave him an aura of impunity.
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It's the same playbook Facebook ran to seduce celebrities to Subscribe product that competes with Twitter.
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" Rapp, who now stars in Star Trek: Discovery, told BuzzFeed, "He was trying to seduce me.
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Looks like Tormund Giantsbane is continuing his quest to seduce Brienne of Tarth with his eyes.
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If you want to seduce a viejita, you just need your pearl, and you have her.
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Tinder will let you show off your Snapchat Story alongside your photos to seduce potential matches.
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And the parents are aware and wary but Kelly has managed to seduce their daughters nonetheless.
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These creatures were ravishingly beautiful and sensuous in the way they moved to seduce passing sailors.
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At dusk, male túngara frogs gather at the edges of puddles and sing to seduce females.
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Ms. Mendez said that spies from China, Taiwan and Czechoslovakia had used sex to seduce sources.
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She added that she liked simple translations that could "seduce readers" into loving the translated books.
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Like the heroine of "Broadcast News," it manages to repel the person it's trying to seduce.
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Even her mourning garb seems tailored to seduce, with a jaunty black feather on her hat.
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Was she a K.G.B. agent, sent to seduce me just as Violetta Seina seduced Clayton Lonetree?
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"The biggest threat for us would be not to seduce the younger generation," Mr. Bianchi said.
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They compulsively try to seduce every man in charge, because that's the customary path to control.
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The movie capably dramatizes the media circus and the FBI's attempts to seduce and trap Jewell.
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Otter is clumsily trying to seduce her in a supermarket produce aisle by talking about cucumbers.
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In response to Renton's awkward attempts to seduce her, Diane delivers a scathing and incisive monologue.
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"He was trying to seduce me… he was trying to get with me sexually," Rapp said.
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Like, when she was trying to seduce him in that outfit and talking about his little beard.
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By producing exclusive in-house audio and video, it could seduce subscribers and avoid royalty pay-outs.
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I would like to seduce with my imitations, but also encourage you to look behind the façade.
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In his long career speaking onstage, Trump has learned to seduce a crowd like a skilled chanteuse.
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In college, she said, she became enthralled by a charismatic student leader who tried to seduce her.
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Here you can watch Attenborough seduce a male cicada by imitating the clicks a female makes. Enjoy!
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Though that choice should tell anyone not to attempt to seduce an ex, Lyn isn't merely anyone.
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To draw in crowds and revenue, it will need to seduce household names, not these C-listers.
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Octavian additionally disguises himself as a woman to seduce and foil the plans of the Baron Ochs.
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Emmanuel Macron in particular has sought to seduce the Slovaks and Czechs to isolate Hungary and Poland.
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So I kind of had to seduce myself again—not push, but lure things out of myself.
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The seminar was aimed mainly at male Russian tourists and offered instruction in how to seduce women.
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Despite Joan's attempts to (what else?) seduce him, the doctor gives her a clean bill of health.
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At this point, you'll either be drunk enough to want to seduce Alexa or you'll be bored.
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I hope that its mathematic geometries woo me, and that its endless beaches and skies seduce me.
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Like Trump, he did not seduce his followers into anything they did not already believe, or want.
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Free to put on mascara, paint his lips, glue on long eyelashes to lower, flutter and seduce.
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Mr. Cotton, 39, is also trying to seduce early-state Republicans while playing nice with his colleagues.
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They grab back the nuptial gift after a bit and carry it off to seduce other females.
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I'm not coming in to dominate a room, but I am coming in to seduce it somehow.
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This makes sense: the person who lives in a body is the most equipped to seduce it.
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Some cookbooks seduce us with pictures, lists of exotic ingredients, tear-jerking stories about their grandma's recipes.
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What's particularly misleading about online dating is how everyone on the site is trying to seduce you.
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He was detained by church authorities in 2005 for attempting to seduce children and possessing child pornography.
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" The movie's plot, he said, "involved nothing more than me trying to seduce Doris for eight reels.
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And a plot for a woman to seduce men, drug them with chloroform and then rob them.
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Rachel Weisz is the artist Will fixes his sights on — and uses Marcus to help him seduce.
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The late-night personality was referring to a section that claims Trump tried to seduce his friends' wives.
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Yes, Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan, and all those harnesses are back to seduce (or horrify) you this month.
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"He said that a male jinn was sitting inside me and trying to seduce my brain," M. said.
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I prey on vulnerable young women, seduce upstanding guys with my wiles, and cheat on all my partners.
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We wanted somebody who could in the one hand seduce, but on the other hand be really scary.
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There's nothing wrong with wanting to adorn yourself, or wanting to seduce, or feeling gorgeous — whatever that means.
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She alleged that this prompted Schulman to attempt to seduce her in his hotel room the following day.
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Well, it can be sexual if the woman chooses it to be, but it doesn't intend to seduce.
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Two of my previous therapists thought I was trying to seduce them and canceled my sessions with them.
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"Witney is a temptress and she goes right in there and tries to seduce him," Slater, 28, adds.
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In the process, they meet Queen Katrina (Jones), an Egyptian vampire queen who strips to seduce her victims.
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The iridescent blue-green walls of Revelry Boutique Gallery seduce shoppers looking for locally made art and crafts.
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The woman I had chosen to seduce was standing in the middle of a ring of other women.
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Really it's for you to press play and listen and let his music sidle up and seduce you.
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And that's me being willing to seduce whoever that person is on the other side of the room.
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Onstage in a space evoking Mapplethorpe's bedroom, dancers philosophize, seduce, and experiment with their bodies, clothing, and ideas.
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Dolby is secretly building a mobile music production app it hopes will seduce SoundCloud rappers and other musicians.
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Ixion was an unsavory character — he murdered his father-in-law and later attempted to seduce Zeus' wife.
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He had learned to write a résumé, though 215 years of prison gives little to seduce an employer.
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Above all, Ilhan says he wants to seduce millennials, whom he considers the drivers of most dining decisions.
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She's the same age that Philip was, after all, when he was first trained to manipulate and seduce.
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For example, the music — you have a lot of films where the music helps to seduce the audience.
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Sabina is out to seduce and get what she wants, and we, the audience, are powerless before her.
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She dons a dark brown wig and a lace bra and makes plans to seduce Chuck Clayton (Jordan Calloway).
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KEVIN SPACEY ACCUSED OF GRABBING A MAN'S CROTCH IN A BAR "He was trying to seduce me," Rapp recalled.
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It's a game of the mind to find what is sexy to another person and seduce them with it.
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Zucker's character, a scheming vixen, tries to seduce Trump in a clip of the scene but gets shut down.
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Kathryn makes a bet with Sebastian that he can't seduce and deflower the new headmaster's daughter, Annette (Reese Witherspoon).
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The gorgeous design, and the cachet of Apple and Goldman, will surely seduce many customers into trying the card.
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The film's hi-def rendering and sensational imagery seduce audiences in a way that is safe, if not conservative.
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When she goes to seduce Kovacs, her sleeve is customized to have all of these different pheromones in it.
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According to the Pearland Police Department, Rachel Childs concocted an elaborate scheme to seduce the caregiver into sexual activity.
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"There's a lot more people in our funnel that we can frustrate and seduce to become subscribers," says Cohen.
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The pilot never made it to series, alas, but at least we have Elite's scheming teens to seduce us.
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Step seven was the last of the Wikihow's tips on how to seduce the hottest boy in the club.
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"There can be a horny element to it, because there's sexual frustration trying to seduce one person," Marin says.
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"You'd be running a business, not a circus," says the flak trying to seduce him away from the studio.
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Pre-release publicity around Shannara Chronicles has regularly described it as MTV's attempt to seduce Game Of Thrones' viewership.
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Gabriel ships them off to Kansas, where they'll separately seduce two people involved in the on-going wheat investigation.
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She imagines that a lascivious tiger has entered her apartment to seduce her, and she is his willing prey.
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Alas, Imogen's banished love meets Iachimo (Jeffrey Carlson), who bets that he can seduce Imogen and prove women unchaste.
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Past charges include possession of a controlled substance involving weapons and use of obscene material to seduce a minor.
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SOUTH CAROLINA: A male over the age of 16 can't seduce a woman by falsely promising to marry her.
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Osagie has also received abuse on social media and allegations that she tried to seduce the professor, she said.
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FF: I will not try to seduce them, because I do not think politics is a matter of seduction.
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At one point, Ferrando washes some off himself, further confusing the frantic Fiordiligi, whom he is trying to seduce.
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These horrifying flashes throw her off her game, and she fails to seduce brothel guests at the proper rate.
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For months or weeks, they try to seduce the women with sweet talk and promises of a future together.
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It tells the tragic, sometimes funny, often erotic story of Venus' attempts to seduce Adonis, a handsome young mortal.
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Kushner Companies used the EB-5 visa program to seduce foreigners to invest in their U.S.-based real estate.
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Get something, finish it soon, and let the siren call of Chuck Berry seduce you onto the dance floor.
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"It's natural that women are happy if a man tries to seduce them," he said in a television interview.
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A lot of films use all the tools of manipulation just to seduce the audience or to manipulate them.
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She played Private Lorraine, who served in the U.S. Army during World War II and tried to seduce Steve Rogers.
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Eventually, she said, Duran instructed her to "seduce" Raniere, and she complied, starting with texts and progressing to nude photographs.
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Specifically, Cohen said: There's a lot more people in our funnel that we can frustrate and seduce to become subscribers.
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I loved that the woman was dancing for fun, on her own terms, not to try to seduce a man.
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She learns to seduce and deceive and attack, to let herself go so that she can better serve her country.
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The inhabitants of the school (three women, five teenagers) nurse him back to health as he tries to seduce them.
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David knew her husband was away serving in the army, and she would be one more woman he could seduce.
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Could mashed berries on my lips make me feel like I'm gussied up and ready to seduce the chieftain's son?
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Her statements came after former child actor Anthony Rapp accused Spacey of trying to seduce him when he was 14.
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He killed Lara's father but still tries to seduce her with the chance to use magic to bring him back.
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Sometimes, watching a plumber seduce the woman whose pipes he came to fix adds to the sexiness of the video.
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It needs actors who can titillate and seduce, giggle and smirk, and launch themselves headlong into the Transylvanians' bizarro world.
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At least there will now be yet another way to seduce your matches — as if poetry and witchcraft weren't enough.
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" Rapp says Spacey was holding him down as he struggled to get away, adding, "He was trying to seduce me.
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Back during the 2007 Academy Awards, Peter O'Toole tried to seduce Mandi, but Ryan immediately but a stop to it.
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The reshooting comes after actor Anthony Rapp accused Spacey of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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With this whole thing of, 'Erika was trying to seduce me or Erika was trying to come on to me.
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Famous or not, his chart indicates that he could probably seduce a woman just by making eye contact with her.
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After two young men disguise themselves, successfully seduce each other's girlfriends, then reveal the con, who goes home with whom?
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Fascism was marked first by conservatives seeking to seduce farmers and industrial workers into the resistance against left-wing unions.
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In the 2005 video, Trump bragged about groping women, kissing them without permission, and trying to seduce a married woman.
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He's a Pisces so he has the ability to seduce a more sensitive type, but he would break their heart.
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In the film's final act, the tomboyish protagonist goes undercover and femme to seduce and rob Rebecca's ex-associate Reda.
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"It's natural that women are happy if a man tries to seduce them," he says in a television interview. Jan.
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They later shuttered its storefront and now sell solely from a website that invites customers to "seduce someone" with sweets.
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In a deposition more than 10 years ago, Mr. Cosby spoke about using drugs and his fame to seduce women.
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But although they are static, they are dynamic, and their power to intrigue and even seduce endures to this day.
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With their romantic partners far away, the men and women of the compound seduce one another; sexual orientations aren't an issue.
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Minutes later, John tries to intimidate one of the other women he's attempting to seduce when she calls out his lies.
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You know, that gross cliché that lesbians lust after straight women, that our M.O. is to seduce and therefore "turn" them.
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Nick and Veronica are together in the Five Seasons, and we see a sick display of Nick trying to seduce her.
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After a long day of nannying I can assure that the last thing we want to do is seduce a husband.
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But to really seduce audiences who frequent YouTube, Netflix, and cable TV, Facebook will need high quality scripted comedies and dramas.
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The other takes theatrical risks in order to seduce a man "rigid as a steel box" and aggressive in his piety.
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Despite the sober mood, mid-service whispers turned naughty and I made it my mission to seduce the law-school freshman.
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When father and son both seduce the zaftig kewpie doll Janet (Elizabeth De Razzo), tensions mount, as does the body count.
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Do you think that you have what it takes to seduce them in the months to come before the Presidential elections?
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"Did you come to seduce me or rape me?" she inquires of Masham (Joe Alwyn), a handsome and simple young buck.
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"I need to be seen, but it's not me I reveal," she tells her therapist (whom she later tries to seduce).
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Just as the fairs can educate visitors about artists, they can seduce them into paying too much or buying too quickly.
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Soon, Sylvie said, Ms. Duran ordered her to seduce Mr. Raniere, who demanded that Sylvie send him explicit photographs of herself.
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What's particularly misleading about online dating, our Modern Love editor noted, is how everyone online is trying to seduce everyone else.
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Genuine democracy doesn't make grand promises, does not seduce or charm, but only aspires to a certain measure of human dignity.
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Toward the end of the film, Powers battles the Fembots, the beautiful, lingerie-clad blondes intended to seduce and kill him.
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Yet, will the most seductive drug in the history of humankind continue to seduce vulnerable and unhappy people in the future?
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He isn't trying to seduce hoards of women in a photoshoot (Elba) or become the leader of his own Pussy Posse (DiCaprio).
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She testified she was stunned when Mack instructed her to seduce Raniere, telling her it would "heal" her previous sexual abuse trauma.
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Bantering babbling profanity with the host of an entertainment show, Mr Trump brags about groping women and trying to seduce someone's wife.
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Iranian regime 'seduce' my husband, filmed it "Other people have speculated that it may be because she has dual passports," he continued.
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It creates all this civic harm because of the infernal synchronization of their advertising needs and ability to encourage and seduce people.
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In the installment, Debbie tries to seduce her boyfriend with some sexy black lingerie, fishnet thigh-high stockings, and black patent pumps.
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Kushner sought to counter that move by hiring a prostitute to seduce Schulder so he could then blackmail him into withdrawing cooperation.
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To do so, she must seduce an American CIA operative, Nate Nash (Joel Edgerton), the asset's handler and sole point of contact.
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You can't be, since the entire point of the game is to seduce every woman you meet, regardless of her comfort level.
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" Heyman also added that they "wanted somebody who could, in the one hand, seduce, but, on the other hand, be really scary.
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Hypothetically, if this scene really was about empowerment, she could leave these three boys in the dust to seduce a better prospect.
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Even Betty's attempts to wear Polly's "seduce scarlet" lipstick are shut down immediately, as Alice pushes "pink perfection" on her daughter instead.
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Spacey apologized last month to actor Anthony Rapp, who accused him of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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I couldn't tell if someone was trying to seduce me until they went in for a kiss or tried to grab me.
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He said the woman later told him that she was "creeped out" and viewed the invitation as an attempt to seduce her.
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One scene shows former First Lady Grace Mugabe trying to seduce Chiwenga, the army commander, as a tired looking Mugabe is asleep.
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Despite his callous manipulation of Matar's hopes, Qaddafi never gives up on the idea that he can seduce the exile back home.
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One of the case highlights involved a family business feud, during which Kushner hired a prostitute to seduce his brother-in-law.
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I even once, experimentally, tried to seduce a guy I was dating while wearing a tracksuit, just to see if I could.
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That story of a man marrying a woman to seduce her daughter was notoriously difficult to get past mid-century Hollywood censors.
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The worst among us have deployed it to seduce and herd the vast, complacent center: It's O.K. You didn't do anything wrong.
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Perhaps that's meant to suggest that he doesn't actually seduce girls or that China, at 18, is now too old for him.
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They flatter and cajole, seduce and tease, berate and buffalo him as they try to feed customers and — ultimately — save the restaurant.
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There's an absurd subplot in which Ester (Ludivine Sagnier), a devout, married Madonna figure, is drafted to seduce Pius into a scandal.
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They seduce us, inviting us to pull them apart, but their construction feels illogical, difficult to tease out of their overall gestalt.
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A few minutes later in "Deja Vu," Rebecca Pearson (Mandy Moore) tries to seduce Jack in a car during their '90s rough patch.
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Why Toni had to use that exact space to seduce a half-naked Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) and Peaches (Bernadette Beck) is unclear.
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Sure, Doris is sort of dotty, and she certainly has no idea how to seduce a man, but she's still seen as desirable.
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With its promise of a collective identity, the alt-right can seduce and assimilate these groups, lending them a sense of coherent identity.
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With little money to fund such an expensive ambition, Mackersey wrote that Batten used her attractiveness to seduce men into sponsoring her endeavours.
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Spacey apologized last weekend to actor Anthony Rapp, who had accused him of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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The men all used the website Efficient Pickup, which claims to teach men to "meet, seduce and bring home" women, according to NBC.
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When he was 17 Ava Gardner tried to seduce him; two years later, he was confident enough to try the same with her.
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Kathryn (Sarah Michelle Gellar) promises her stepbrother Sebastian (Ryan Phillippe) that if he can seduce Annette (Witherspoon!) she will have sex with him.
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Sometimes, male dogs will wait until another's mate is gone before he sneaks over to seduce a pooch he's had his eye on.
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More accusations against actor Kevin Spacey have come to light following allegations the star tried to "seduce" a 14-year-old in 1986.
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But despite the brazen Bubly's attempts to seduce me to the sparkling side, I remain committed to my long-term relationship with cola.
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Biafore alleged in the lawsuit that Kim tried to seduce her when she first went to him for fertility treatment in August 2002.
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A later collection explored the ways that various women in Lagos—a university student with a sugar daddy, a successful executive—seduce men.
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Energy Transfer spent a year trying to seduce Williams before its smaller rival finally agreed to a cash-and-shares offer last September.
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Franco would fly in and out to see what the progress was — and almost immediately he began trying to seduce me with words.
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We begin to let hate seduce us when we believe we are facing an existential threat and want to lash out against it.
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It's the most potent part of the whole redesign, and could seduce users who were losing their best friends' Stories amongst the noise.
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The joke is both that Nobby must seduce a stranger in a green uniform and that he has a thing for big women.
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" Accompanying that image is actress Klara Kristin, shown with her sheer dress hiked up, gams splayed, and the line, "I seduce in #mycalvins.
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On Sunday, former Broadway star Anthony Rapp accused actor Kevin Spacey of "trying to seduce" him when he was just 14 years old.
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Criminal charges were brought against him in 2003, when he was accused of using alcohol and pornography to seduce and molest a boy.
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Ms. Mack later told her that fulfilling an assignment to "seduce" Mr. Raniere would help heal the trauma from that incident, "J" said.
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Vasilenko, tall and gregarious, was "all open-faced charm," a veteran womanizer who had perfected his ability to seduce while still a teenager.
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Much of the first part of the novel concerns Zama's attempts to seduce the lonely wife of a rich and often absent landowner.
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Populism shouldn't be confused with demagoguery, which is a natural tendency in representative democracies, a temptation to seduce voters rather than convince them.
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The novel's ability to seduce readers with its alternate, and invariably more attractive, versions of reality was much lamented in the 19th century.
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"I was trying to seduce and abuse [the audience] at the same time," Daniels said in the same Art of the Title interview.
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I mean, I do a big meeting with all the interns every year in July, talk to them globally, we look after them, we-, you know, we do a lot to seduce them, and try to-, first of all, universities to take them in, and then to seduce them and convince them to stay with us, because that's the future.
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One of the great unspoken (and spoken) truths of the restaurant industry is that front-of-house staff is essentially paid to seduce you.
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Showing more, longer videos could seduce more mainstream users inclined to sit back and watch instead of laboriously reading through reams of text tweets.
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He had instructed me beforehand to wear something sexy, approach him at the bar as though we were strangers and attempt to seduce him.
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Egorova, a former prima ballerina recruited by an elite Russian intelligence branch, has to go lighter in order to seduce one particular male target.
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Spacey has publicly apologized to another actor, Anthony Rapp, who accused the filmstar of trying to seduce him in 1986, when he was 14.
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Sifting through all of this unrelated material, he attempts to pin Dickinson to his original idea, that she might have intended to seduce him.
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This term for creating a fake identity to seduce someone online was popularized by the 0003 film Catfish, later adapted into a TV series.
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S. Attorney Chris Christie for making illegal campaign contributions — and for retaliating against his brother-in-law by hiring a prostitute to seduce him.
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It explains her amazing wardrobe in season 5, and her ability to still seduce men despite her decaying tooth situation in the current season.
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The 26-year-old is also the rare woman who has managed to seduce Norman Bates and live to tell the tale (so far).
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You can seduce yourself with your gifts if you're not careful, and if you do, it'll probably be to the detriment of your choices.
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One of the toughest things we did on the course was seduce another woman, in front of a room of about 20 other women.
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"You can seduce yourself with your gifts if you're not careful, and if you do, it'll probably be to the detriment of your choices."
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Because Jones didn't just use sex to seduce or pander to the male gaze – she exercised and weaponised what she recognised was rightfully hers.
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Spacey has apologized to actor Anthony Rapp, who had accused the Hollywood star of trying to seduce him in 1986, when Rapp was 14.
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Paradoxically, that may help keep Turkey in the Western alliance at a time when darker forces, such as Russia, are eager to seduce it.
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That murky dreaminess amplifies the bleak center of the show's farcical plot, in which two men each disguise themselves to seduce the other's girlfriend.
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Both are attached to younger lovers (Pico Alexander and Aimee Carrero), but that doesn't stop the strong-headed Atalanta from trying to seduce Barry.
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At the same time, a work that can't seduce an audience has missed a key connection, and is unlikely ever to get its wings.
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Spacey became embroiled in controversy in 2017 when actor Anthony Rapp accused him of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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However, it feels naive to expect authenticity or sincerity from Hollywood when it has always manufactured fictions that seduce us into abandoning our realities.
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"Eliminate your dad," sung Cabello, turning original lyric "might seduce your dad type" into something more evocative of professional hitmen than typical bad guys.
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But if it can give users one unforgettable night thanks to its advice, it may be able to seduce them for the long-run.
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Whether it stays independent long term or tries to seduce an acquirer, SoundCloud will benefit from spotlighting its unique community of creators and hardcore listeners.
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But a brand new dating app wants people to take things slow — real slow, in fact — using the ancient art of conversation to seduce matches.
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And she can seduce in a pair of see-through mesh jeans with nothing but a flesh colored thong underneath, or in a pink pantsuit.
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"It was funny because they were almost the most difficult part of reviving the house, to seduce the people of the atelier," Edon tells me.
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In the past century, we've gone from not knowing what these glands secreted to selling hormonal sprays that promise to make it easier to seduce.
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The same year, American Horror Story: Murder House premiered, featuring a ghost maid that could change her appearance to seduce the man of the house.
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This unexpected move sparked an Olympics-style competition by the likes of Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Diego and Toronto to seduce the company.
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"I think it's going to be much harder for the Cuomo faction to seduce us this year," said Sandy Oxford, a Working Families committee member.
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Thereafter, Luci will attempt to seduce all those she comes in contact with through her Twitter account; she's already gotten a head start on Instagram.
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I went to see Freddie on May 4—the annual Remembrance Day in the Netherlands—to ask what it's like to seduce and kill nazis.
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In the recording, from 2005, Mr. Bush can be heard laughing as Mr. Trump describes in vulgar terms his efforts to seduce a married woman.
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And Hillary is under no illusions that you want to have sex with her, or that she's going to seduce you, or out-think you.
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If all else fails, China will dangle a bright and shiny object to seduce interested foreigners by way of its one-billion-plus consumer economy.
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Now imagine that the students in Moreland Hall, informally known as "the slut dorm," are locked in a fierce competition to seduce their dorm master.
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The works that seduce our ears most, or the ones that most effectively scare the dickens out of us with visions of fire and brimstone?
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Here's this week's briefing: A French Kiss, with some strings attached French President Emmanuel Macron has made no secret of his efforts to seduce you.
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On release from Sing Sing, he tries to seduce his best buddy, Petey (Bobby Cannavale, in maximum amiable oaf mode), and steals a muscle car.
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Spacey became embroiled in controversy in October 2017 when actor Anthony Rapp accused him of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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The 2005 video showed Trump, then a reality TV star speaking on an open microphone about groping women and trying to seduce a married woman.
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The immersive experience is based on the first chapter of a video game she created that uses pick-up-artist techniques to seduce the player.
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In a video released on Friday, Trump is heard talking on an open microphone in 2005 about groping women and trying to seduce a married woman.
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Villanelle stokes the fire, encouraging Gemma to do anything in her power, no matter how manipulative, to seduce Niko and break him up from his wife.
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A rejected Bianca is suddenly left to pick up the pieces of her pride, especially when Sky confronts her about the thwarted plan to seduce Drewski.
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The story follows a mother and son on a holiday and a mysterious man who befriends the young boy in an attempt to seduce his mother.
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Of the two gangs available, I was interested in the Thotties, who are essentially a roving band of young women who seduce and then murder Sims.
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He was now in hot water indeed, especially with those female students he had tried to seduce, Falstaff-clumsily, with Amontillado sherry; but he ignored it.
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Spacey first became embroiled in controversy in October 2017 when actor Anthony Rapp accused him of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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She thinks he won't be able to seduce the supposedly abstinent Annette Hargrove (Reese Witherspoon), the new headmaster's daughter, before the start of the fall term.
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Earlier this month, actor Kevin Spacey apologized to actor Anthony Rapp, who had accused him of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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"Rape is a crime, but trying to seduce someone, even persistently or cack-handedly, is not – nor is men being gentlemanly a macho attack," they wrote.
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The brand describes it as a "pure, true, unabashed New York red," and the creamy formula is bound to seduce out-of-towners and natives alike.
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"Saturday Night Live" mocked Kellyanne Conway this weekend, with cast member Kate McKinnon as President Trump's top adviser stalking — and attempting to seduce — CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Painting is one of the few mediums—I don't know, maybe cinematography is another—where the skill level can just take over and really seduce people.
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Carl's Jr., the fast food chain that once used sexy ads to sell burgers, says it's now trying to seduce Amazon one tweet at a time.
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In a video released on Friday, Trump is heard talking on an open microphone in 2005 about groping females and trying to seduce a married woman.
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When I was 15 the father of a family I babysat for kissed, groped and tried to seduce me one summer, which kick-started anxiety symptoms.
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Given the technological advancements in underwear over the last few decades, is there anywhere left to go in our mission to lift, squeeze, shape, and seduce?
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There are legal documents to file, investors to seduce, office space to rent, and countless solutions to concoct for problems no one else has ever faced.
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Men in these stories seduce much younger women; they destroy their marriages; they abuse positions of power and catalog the breasts of every woman they see.
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They are killers, and when the rival lover strays into their midst Giselle watches as they seduce, entrap, and impale him in their own sacrificial dance.
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As he learned firsthand, technology can seduce an engineer, data scientist, or academic into ignoring the consequences of an experiment or a project on actual people.
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""So then, great, 'I'm the bad type, make your mama sad type, make your girlfriend mad tight, might seduce your dad type,' which I'm not that.
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Most memoirs aim to seduce; you are supposed to fall in love with the writer, or at the very least to approve of him or her.
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So everyone is just evolving these persuasive strategies, and I call it the race to the bottom of the brainstem to basically seduce people's psychological vulnerabilities.
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"(IS) lost something important: the charisma that he had to inspire and seduce Salafists from Chechnya, the Caucasus and Azerbaijan - the former Soviet republics," Hashimi said.
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The opening duet showcased the pristine athleticism of Benjamin Griffiths and Jonathan Porretta, yet Mr. Porretta, flashing surprised and self-satisfied looks, tried too hard to seduce.
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"They think hit men are guys who get whatever they want, that they can seduce the girl they want and buy whatever car they want," Guevara said.
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At least initially, Leny might not have been trying to seduce me, and was actually just in need of someone kind to distract her from her loneliness.
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Lost in the coverage of the c-word was how Bee also seemingly urged Ivanka Trump to seduce her dad, all in the name of immigration reform.
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Related: Painter Felice House Reimagines Classic Cowboys as Women Hauntingly Beautiful Ophelia Paintings Seduce You From Beneath the Water's Surface Hyperrealistic Oil Paintings Highlight Blossoming Young Women
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It's possible the warlocks believed such a vision would seduce Dany into forgetting about her dragons (therefore keeping them, and their powerful mother, in the House forever).
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The 2005 video of Trump talking on an open microphone showed the then-reality TV star speaking about groping women and trying to seduce a married woman.
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A few allies, like Poland, which is trying to seduce Mr Trump into setting up a new tank base, would probably embrace American arms on their soil.
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Shatner added spoken word verses to "In Love," playing a lecherous older man who'd read up on '90s new age material in an effort to seduce women.
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Declan then tries to seduce Midge one more time, but she rebuffs him and leaves to tell Benjamin he can take one Howell piece for his collection.
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Instead, critics targeted her ladies-in-waiting, accusing Catherine of running a harem made up of young beautiful women whom she could use to seduce influential noblemen.
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The prospect of going on vacation and actually being able to seduce someone without smacking the snooze button and then sprinting to the office the next morning?
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Likely because "attractive" people tend to seduce other "attractive" people (though let's not get started on how subjective attractiveness is, something not necessarily addressed in this study).
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A "leave" campaign that plays heavily on these fears and paints Brussels as an overbearing authority that undermines Parliament could seduce Labour voters as much as Tories.
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So I'm strangely delighted that Satyal, an American-born, Princeton-educated brown guy, didn't seduce me with his tale of an American born, Princeton-educated brown guy.
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The women are sensational, Renée Elise Goldsberry, as Angelica, his whip-smart sister-in-law, particularly, but the characters exist only to love, marry and seduce Hamilton.
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As companies duke it out for a bigger portion of your finite attention, they're bringing bigger and better options to the market in order to seduce you.
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I can't wait to see where Assassin's Creed goes next, but until then...I've got some ships to sink, people to seduce, and marks to murder. Chiare.
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I had likened him to a male hangingfly, a type of insect that catches and kills other insects, then uses its prize to seduce a passing female.
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I can't wait to see where Assassin's Creed goes next, but until then...I've got some ships to sink, people to seduce, and marks to murder. Chiare.
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She sets up surveillance gear from hot IT guy Raj (remember him?) to try to catch Paul in a lie, but ends up trying to seduce Paul.
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Click through to see Megan Fox mate with a Hobbit, Calvin Harris make out with one of Taylor Swift's best friends, and Mischa Barton seduce Enrique Iglesias.
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This week's reminder that Ramsay Bolton is an absolute sociopath is that he kills Osha while she's attempting to seduce him, presumably to win her continued survival.
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Playing a courtesan trying to seduce a monk, Ms. Neblett, in a scene at the end of the first act, shed her robe and briefly sang nude.
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Philip gets ever deeper into a second marriage with a duped innocent, Martha; in addition, for a while he was deputized to seduce a teen-age girl.
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"Let's not call this a dark side, but: I realize, and I used over and over again, the ability to seduce a room, seduce a group of people, and that it started off when I was very young as a self-defense mechanism but then turned into a manipulative kind of thing, because I didn't realize that I was as good at it as I was," Hanks said.
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Now one in five Instagram Stories posted by a business receives a Direct Message reply, allowing Instagram to seduce advertisers who want private channels for communicating with customers.
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After actor Anthony Rapp told BuzzFeed News that Spacey tried to seduce him when he was 14, Takei criticized Spacey's behavior in a statement to the Hollywood Reporter.
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The woman said a manager tried to seduce employees with promises of better work conditions and the man sometimes asked female colleagues to bring meals to his home.
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Their active courting and mating gave rise to a legend in the Amazon that the pink dolphin morphs into a handsome man at night to seduce village women.
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Where conspiracy theories can seduce people is when you have a conspiracy theory that is very appealing to you on the basis of other things that you believe.
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You can hire MC for his services and he says while he has got his client's laid he draws the line at helping to seduce a particular people.
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But what's funny about it is how much older Nicholas [Brendon] who plays him was in real life—not a schoolboy this bug teacher is trying to seduce.
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"They sell people on a false business opportunity and they seduce a group of aspiring people that came to this country to pursue the American dream," he added.
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And then The Washington Post's resident Trump Scoopsmaster David Farenthold published a recording of Trump discussing sexually harassing women and attempting to seduce a married woman in 2005.
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But he was convicted of a felony: the use of an online service to seduce, solicit or entice a child under 16 in order to commit sexual assault.
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The first refers to the top income-tax rate of 215%, promised by François Hollande to seduce the left when he was the Socialist presidential candidate in 235.
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In 2016, however, the bulk of Daniel Defense's $73 million in sales came from civilian sales; the operator photos were meant to seduce hobbyists as much as professionals.
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Like, congratulations on being so sure of yourself that you think you can seduce your way into this job, but this tactic is probably going to end badly.
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An adorably awkward mermaid (Yun Lin) embarks on a mission to seduce and assassinate a vulgar entrepreneur (Chao Deng) whose latest project threatens to despoil a marine ecosystem.
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"She was trying to seduce me and was trying to hint that, 'I want to sleep with you but you have to give some information first,' " he recalled.
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He was only charged with "assault with intent to seduce," which was common when powerful white men were accused of raping working-class women––particularly women of color.
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She never seems concerned about losing the audience's love or its sympathy, which can be thrilling, particularly given that female performers are often asked to pander or seduce.
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Two young men, egged on by their cynical older friend, conspire to test their lovers' fidelity: The men will disguise themselves and attempt to seduce each other's girlfriends.
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Narrative and brushwork tangle and confuse, repel and seduce, often leaving us (or at least me) not sure if what's going on is completely likable, or should be.
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Although not slated for implementation until 2021, the new rules are aimed at curbing "greenwashing," the practice of governments and companies misrepresenting environmental benefits to seduce ethical investors.
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According to the book, he prowled the ranks of seminarians and young priests for men to seduce and routinely hired male prostitutes, sometimes beating them up after sex.
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A former Nxivm member who was identified only as Jay testified that Mack told her she had to seduce Raniere and let him take a naked picture of her.
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After real estate tycoon, Liu Xuan, buys a coastal enclave with the intention of turning it into a property metropolis, mermaid Shan is sent to seduce and assassinate him.
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Park preserves the surprise romance, the creepy mystery, and the startling twists, as a young Korean criminal agrees to help a con man seduce a rich, sheltered shut-in.
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That scene alone is a series of ups and downs: Eggsy is supposed to seduce Clara (Poppy Delevigne), who turns out to be more than enthusiastic about the prospect.
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Acting opposite on-screen wife Nicole Kidman, the 40-year-old Swedish actor exposed himself when he went full frontal when his character Perry attempted to seduce Kidman's Celeste.
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The presidential race has been roiled by the Friday release of video depicting Trump making disparaging comments about trying to seduce a married woman and talking about groping women.
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In her "BYE SISTER" video, Westbrook accused Charles of disloyalty, but also sexual misconduct in the form of attempting to seduce men and boys he knew identified as heterosexual.
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Mr. Trump, who had little previous television experience, revealed a showman's mastery of the medium, which he used this year to confound political opponents and seduce ratings-hungry networks.
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Surrounded by sycophants on a luxury bus, Mr. Trump brags about how he aggressively tried to seduce a married woman, later ridiculing her figure as ruined by fake breasts.
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Iñárritu isn't content to merely seduce you with ecstatic beauty and annihilating terror; he wants to blow your mind, to amp up your art-house experience with blockbusterlike awesomeness.
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Trilobites Drivers today face so many distractions getting from A to B. Text messages tempt us, email enchants us, and cellphone rings can seduce us like a siren's call.
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Some of it ventures into comic spectacle, such as an operatic rendition of Britney Spears's "Toxic" during one of the Queen's attempts to seduce Snow White to her doom.
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I brought a KIND bar to have as a snack, but the chips and candy bowl seduce me and I have some Fritos and an M&Ms fun pack.
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To avoid going to jail, King, Corley, and Vance pleaded guilty to charges relating to a Michigan law from 1846, admitting they did "seduce and debauch" an unmarried woman.
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Regardless of their questionable accuracy, these stories seduce us with the notion that as we inherited genes from our ancestors, something of their greatness might live on in us.
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But locking those power settings may be a healthy tradeoff to prevent an insidious attack that uses those same voltage switches to seduce your processor into spilling its secrets.
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In northern India, Hindu nationalists have whipped up panic around the idea that Muslim men are engaging in a secret campaign to seduce Hindu women into marriage and prostitution.
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Two years ago, Yogi Adityanath, the B.J.P. Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, set up "anti-Romeo squads," which harassed Muslim men believed to be trying to seduce Hindu women.
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Mr. Leary accused Mr. Alpert of trying to seduce his 15-year-old son, Jack, whom Mr. Alpert often took care of while Mr. Leary, a single parent, traveled.
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The furor over the 2005 videotape, in which Trump bragged about groping and trying to seduce women, led dozens of lawmakers to denounce him, including Arizona Senator John McCain.
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The story sees the cute but awkward mermaid Shan (Yun Lin) on a mission to seduce and assassinate the vulgar entrepreneur and despoiler of the environment Liu Xuan (Chao Dng).
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It has been three long years since we've reveled in this show's underrated brilliance, and we couldn't be more excited for it to seduce the masses with its next chapter.
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A famous beauty, Sharra tried to seduce Aegon by sending him a sexy portrait and offering marriage, but who needs a third wife when you already have...two hot sisters?
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Juvenal was concerned about the purity of Roman women and questioned who would make sure everyone's wives stayed pure and innocent if wives could just seduce whoever was watching them.
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It's all thanks to Tenoch Huerta, who spins Quintero into a drug-addled Byronic hero with a knack for botany and the ability to seduce women with a single glance.
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Now as we said in the beginning, understanding is also necessary if you want to ruin somebody's life, if you want to seduce them or con them or torture them.
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That unique charisma, that cool, haughty, languid role he played so well, adapted equally to roles meant to seduce the audience as it did to roles meant to repel them.
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The panic included lurid coverage of "white slavery" and stoked fear that Chinese men were using opium to seduce white women and girls into a life of degradation and crime.
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Indeed, because we all watched the trip, saw the tweets, and heard the comments it was easy to see -- embarrassingly obvious -- that foreign leaders know how to seduce the President.
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The simultaneously sultry and threatening sequences involving Peter Russo and Zoe Barnes play like an attempt to seduce Frank into sweet death, much the way Frank lured them to theirs.
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Just like real-life women, Lumidolls are easily reduced to the sum of their parts by misogynists with neither the inclination nor ability to seduce a flesh-and-blood person.
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Per the reports, Craig tries to seduce Lashana on camera to no avail -- and it seems like her character might be the main protagonist in any Bond films going forward.
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Brüno's interview with Paul begins innocently enough, but it is quickly interrupted by a "technical issue," sending the two men to an adjacent bedroom — where Brüno attempts to seduce him.
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When I realized that her plan to bug the meeting was to seduce a congressional intern into becoming her personal State Department courier, I had to laugh through my horror.
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I never had a hard time talking about my addiction to Fallout: New Vegas, a big-budget role-playing dystopia where you can kill and/or seduce non-player characters.
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Así, la cuestión de cómo escapar de Castrópolis puede ser otra trampa: el mayor obstáculo para el desmontaje de Castrópolis es la codependencia, pues nos seduce lo que nos desconcierta.
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Chappelle cracked the jokes during his special, The Bird Revolution, referring to Rapp's claim that Spacey tried to grope and seduce him at a party when he was just 14.
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Both Nightcrawler and Two For The Money are about ambitious, yet directionless young men who find a niche industry and go all in while creepily trying to seduce Rene Russo.
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The No. 7 Seeds: The Cringe-y Ones Osha & Theon in "The Old Gods & The New" Season 2, episode 6 Osha (Natalia Tena) had to seduce Theon Greyjoy to escape Winterfell.
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Most of the time, she's a kind of bogeywoman who will either seduce men who sleep alone in a house (to impregnate herself with demon babies, of course) or kill infants.
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Albert Maruna, 23, was sentenced Monday to seven days in jail after investigators alleged he attempted to seduce who he thought was a teen boy he met on a dating app.
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"Succubus" — the female demons of medieval lore who seduce men while they sleep and suck the life force right out of them — came in fifth in this years Halloween-themed searches.
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Vashukevich is an Instagram star who's made a kind of career of teaching women to seduce rich men — she's written a self-help book on the subject and also teaches classes.
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Die-hard GoT fans will recall that King Joffrey used a crossbow to seduce Margaery Tyrell, not that she needed much encouragement to climb her way to the seat of power.
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" During this month's party congress, top Cuban officials echoed Castro's words, accusing Obama of trying to "seduce" Cuban youths and private entrepreneurs and that the United States is still Cuba's "enemy.
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In the episode's final moments, the "angel of death" makes his way across Sweetwater River to find Ms. Grundy, who's a full-blown pedophile and has found another student to seduce.
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"I don't think there's anything wrong with a guy learning how to seduce a woman from the point of her being a stranger to getting into a relationship," La Ruina says.
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Is she really as susceptible to social media courtship as I was at 22, when I let a stupid boy who had really "good" taste in music seduce me on Spotify?
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We've watched her seduce a stranger then shower off in a strange hotel room, kill a dopey guy who could have blown her cover, and lots of other rough spy stuff.
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" But Mr. Iñárritu "isn't content to merely seduce you with ecstatic beauty and annihilating terror; he wants to blow your mind, to amp up your art-house experience with blockbusterlike awesomeness.
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It's not long before Olivia succumbs to the earnest appeals of Nikki M. James's Viola, disguised as Orsino's servant Cesario, whose radiant innocence and ardor would seduce even the saddest woman.
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And while Pokémon Go may beckon casual players with the opportunity to collect cute characters around town, the game can also seduce many of them into more advanced, obsessive, competitive play.
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Modern-day walruses and muntjac deer use theirs to seduce mates and intimidate threats, and in many species, these teeth are much larger and more pointed in males than in females.
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Michael's odiousness is deliberate ("To seduce," he opines, "a man divines a woman's insecurity and compliments it"), but Finn never feels like a cohesive character, just an arbitrary collection of traits.
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Melisandre gets Gendry's blood up (she starts to seduce him about 30 minutes into Episode 8, and the leeches are clear of all private parts three and a half minutes later).
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Drawing largely upon Jean Racine's 17th-century adaptation of the Greek myth, the poetic libretto by Christian Lehnert tells of Phaedra's attempt to seduce her stepson, Hippolyt, and her subsequent suicide.
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Charles Kushner also pleaded guilty to charges involving his decision to hire a sex worker to seduce his brother-in-law, according to The Guardian, in an attempt to blackmail him.
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From Grand Theft Auto 2 onwards, rather than manipulate and seduce the player into the protagonist's state of mind, Rockstar started to justify their leading men and make them more objectively palatable.
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The acrostics are Bagels' second attempt at wooing with verse: before he stumbled upon the magic of name poems, he attempted to seduce women with works of John Keats and John Donne.
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As a result, some of the play's best scenes were squandered—notably the sequence in which Tartuffe attempts to seduce Orgon's wife atop a kitchen table while her hapless husband hides beneath.
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That makes it hard to alight on a single strategy to win people back: trying to seduce AfD voters with a tougher line on migration, for example, alienates defectors to the Greens.
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In it, Bush laughed and bantered as Trump, then star of the "Apprentice" reality TV show, boasted about kissing and groping women without their permission and trying to seduce a married woman.
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The problem is, these historical narratives seduce you into thinking you really understand what's going on and why things happened, but most of it is guessing people's motives and their inner thoughts.
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Both for the most conventionally attractive—and for those predatory creeps who might use the technology to seduce a new girl each night—there are still only seven days in a week.
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Things that can blend together and colors that seduce you to play... The contour and this really luxe brush, it took the most time in the process to get them to do.
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Vivien Leigh's Scarlett O'Hara leapt off my living room TV screen, a woman who could just as easily cut your face off out of spite as she could seduce you into oblivion.
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Related: Surreal Photos of a Rainforest Filled with Gas Stations A Self-Taught Artist's Photorealistic Paintings Will Make Your Head Spin Hauntingly Beautiful Ophelia Paintings Seduce You From Beneath the Water's Surface
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Richard Michael Parkhurst believed "he was a Zeus-like god who was sent down from the stars to seduce women," his public defender, Robert Flory, wrote in a court document, reports Patch.com.
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In a 2014, he interview told NPR he thought his version of the spy who never met a foe he couldn't conquer or a woman he couldn't seduce, was the most humorous.
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To an upbeat tune, she proceeds to seduce the crowd with flamboyant choreography—fanning her long, graceful fingers through the air, undulating her stomach, and eventually shimmying into the small club's audience.
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There he falls in with his uncles, a crew of smash-and-grab burglars, who seduce him with shiny stolen goods and initiate him into their trade while worrying about his reliability.
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Many of these wines seduce with alluring bouquets of fraises des bois, tart blood orange and cherry blossoms before giving way to lean delicacy with an underpinning of complexity on the palate.
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In the tape, Trump can be heard describing his attempt to seduce a married woman, as well as using his power as a celebrity to get away with kissing and touching women.
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He also said he was compulsively drawn to kissing beautiful women "like a magnet" — "I don't even wait" — and talked about plotting to seduce the married woman by taking her furniture shopping.
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Annelise's death particularly saddens Philip, but in Martha's case, it really hurts (as with a later, ickier plot line in which Philip is meant to seduce Kimmie, a 15-year-old girl).
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" In April last year, one of Hong Kong's most top-ranking politicians, Regina Ip, wrote in a local Chinese newspaper that the government was "allowing Filipino domestic helpers to seduce their husbands.
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Released from classes because of a snowstorm, he seeks refuge at the nearby home of his dearest friend, Meredith, where her attempt to seduce him leads to the confession of his homosexuality.
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In 2007, after Mr. Giuca was imprisoned, Ms. Giuliano undertook an elaborate one-woman sting operation in which she tried to seduce a juror from the trial who she thought was compromised.
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The opposite is true, especially when Rochester sticks out his straight leg from a seated position to hamper Jane's movements or to seduce her; on both occasions, it looks like an erection.
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Tristan Harris, who once worked on technological persuasion at Google, now runs a think tank called the Center for Humane Technology, where he worries about AI's power to seduce and manipulate us.
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Instead of taking information at face value, you rely on sharp psychic senses to suss out insecurities, weak spots, and hidden desires, and then weaponize them or use them to seduce others.
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It's included here less for its technical dexterity and aesthetic sophistication than as a warning — proof of cinema's singular power to lie, seduce and capture our deepest fears and most grotesque aspirations.
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I'd tried to initiate it many times, and even googled how to seduce your partner at my lowest point, but in the end, after one too many attempts, I just dropped it.
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Although the track has this really smooth, swampy, quite sexy groove behind it, I wanted to try and find something to contrast that: something that would alarm and unsettle rather than seduce.
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Andromeda is a more open world than the original trilogy, so if you get sick of shooting up kett soldiers, you can wander around dramatic extraterrestrial landscapes or seduce your badass squadmates.
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Other experts, however, point out that the real reason so many Americans are financially insecure isn't because companies like Starbucks and Apple seduce them into spending more than they should on small luxuries.
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Photo: AppleToday Apple took to the stage to seduce us with shiny new gadgets that we should definitely spend an absurd amount of money on because they are supposed to change the world.
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The movie is famous for the scene in which Larter tries to seduce Van Der Beek wearing nothing but a whipped cream bikini — even though his character's dating another woman played by Smart.
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After the success of its release, Mystery expanded his business, and eventually got a show on VH33 called The Pickup Artist where he taught hapless men how to seduce women for two seasons.
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The time he tried to seduce a robot Smith sets the tone on a scenic balcony overlooking the ocean, sitting across from Sophia, a humanoid robot capable of showcasing over 60 human emotions.
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But, according to the report, Stigger denied any sexual contact and instead allegedly laid the blame at the teen's feet — telling authorities he tried "to seduce her" as deputies were approaching her car.
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In addition, he faces five counts of possession of child pornography, three counts of directing the sexual performance of a child and two counts of use of a computer to seduce a child.
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Simone Leigh's work, on view at the Guggenheim Museum, is inhibiting in a particularly difficult way: it doesn't seduce; it doesn't explain, it doesn't rely on interpretation; it doesn't care what I think.
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The latest blow to Trump's campaign came after a 2005 video surfaced of the then-reality TV star talking on an open microphone about groping women and trying to seduce a married woman.
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The firm could send an attractive woman to seduce a rival candidate and secretly videotape the encounter, Mr. Nix said, or send someone posing as a wealthy land developer to pass a bribe.
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Back in the days of ancient Rome, then–high priest Julius Caesar famously divorced his wife, Pompeia, after a would-be lover snuck into a women's-only festival to attempt to seduce her.
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And Rosario, helpless, adorns herself in lipstick and push-up bras, trying to seduce her Zumba instructor (Jordan Baum, who doubles as a goth teen) with a body she knows he doesn't want.
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In the opera, Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore, who is the father of a woman he has attempted to seduce, after the old man tries to block his escape from the family house.
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The septuagenarian André De Shields, a two-time Tony nominee who never met an audience he wasn't determined to seduce, is on hand to strut his radioactive charisma as a determinedly seductive widower.
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One such soul decides to seduce the earnest rube for sport and leave him naked in the fun house, but the attraction is just protection enough to spare him from Veidt's squid attack.
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"This investigation demonstrates both the vulnerability of children that are utilizing social media and communication applications and the global reach and skill that child sex offenders have to groom and seduce victims," Rouse said.
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Timothy Rohrig, a forensic toxicologist from Wichita, Kansas, called as the final prosecution witness, testified about the effects of Benadryl and Quaaludes, which Cosby in a 2005 deposition said he used to seduce women.
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But Kirillov encouraged his "pick-up" students to record and photograph their interactions with people they were trying to seduce, so he could pick apart their errors later like a coach after football practice.
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"The Bachelor" star/villain Corinne Olympios was at it again Monday, wearing a flasher-style trench coat while trying to seduce Nick Viall with whipped cream on her cleavage ... it didn't work at all.
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He was fired, but never charged, and so Erica comes up with a plan to seduce him in order to expose him as a sexual predator, all in the name of justice for Luke.
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"You being covered and you being a housewife or a house mom, you can still be okay to have an orgasm, being able to masturbate, being able to be horny — being able to seduce."
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Hines stars as a street-smart homeless woman named Cece who teams up with her best friend Chrissie, played by the film's screenwriter, Stacey Maltin, to seduce men into giving them food and shelter.
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In one memorable moment, Evie and Nikki seduce an older neighbor, played by then-27-year-old Kip Pardue, who reportedly wasn't aware that the actresses were 14 until he showed up to shoot.
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Although she gets her name from the legendary writer, this is a different Dorothy Parker: a waitress who takes Prince's fruit-cocktail order and then sets out to seduce him with a bath together.
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It's difficult, for example, to imagine the average Mormon bishop celebrating his third marriage by attempting to seduce a married woman "like a bitch" or, alternately, contemplating the prospect of dating his own daughter.
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The groups sometimes overlap and sometimes feud; their aims range from fighting for fathers' rights in family courts, where they believe men get raw deals, to trading in tips about how to seduce women.
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It made an odd pairing with MacMillan's "The Invitation," a ballet that shocked 1960s audiences with its story of an older couple who seduce a younger pair, and its brutal depiction of a rape.
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Ahead of meetings with VCs, founders should spend most of their time on their pitch — being able to tell a compelling story about their business that can "influence or 'seduce' an investor," he said.
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Both Philip and Elizabeth are always having to seduce targets, whose lives sometimes come to a violent and meaningless end — like informant Annelise, whose death later serves as blackmail fodder on yet another informant.
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There's also a growing spectrum of visual novels created by indie designs like Christine Love who give players dialogue choices and branching storylines, allowing them to choose and seduce a variety of potential lovers.
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But what drove many observers crazy was the way Breckinridge confidently assumed he had the right to seduce any woman who was not "a maiden" and bore no responsibility for the relationship that ensued.
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Kameron, in her third lip sync, continued to seduce and surprise, coup-ing her grâce with a twisty-legged move that I could only make if my spinal exoskeleton were clipped by a bus.
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It strikes me now, as I think about it, that Little Joe is about people who are trying to make a plant that can manipulate people's emotions, seduce them into feeling a certain way.
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When asked about the emails, Mr. Yamaguchi said a full record of his conversations and correspondence with Ms. Ito would demonstrate that he had "had no intention" of using his position to seduce her.
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So when I went looking for an upgrade, I knew I wanted something that was a bit larger but also wasn't a monster bag that would seduce me into carrying too many items every day.
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The convo between Star and Roland makes for uncomfortable viewing: It's clear that the 16-year-old Star is attempting to seduce Alexandra's father, and, grossly, Roland isn't totally against the idea of being seduced.
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Apparently the first step in Russia's plan to take over the world is to seduce all the insecure, ego-driven, strength-infatuated, power-obsessed, money-driven, delusional macho men of America and proceed from there.
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Lyor Cohen, YouTube's global head of music, said earlier this year at SXSW that the path to get you on board with subscribing was to "frustrate and seduce" with aggressive advertising and limited free functionality.
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Collectively titled "Illuminated Manuscript Page" (all 20163) and numbered 22016 through 255, they seduce you in a second, opening the show with a quiet sensuality that belies the headiness so often associated with geometric art.
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He believed that the British establishment had become fatally out of touch on the biggest questions facing the country and used his formidable charisma—insistent voice tinged with Brummie, hypnotic stare—to seduce his audiences.
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" Robson, 33, claimed in an amended complaint to his 2013 lawsuit against Jackson's MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures that the businesses were operations "specifically designed to locate, attract, lure and seduce child sexual abuse victims.
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Such countries, which Huang did not name, "are trying to seduce people into 'beautifying the West' and 'being compliant with the West,' weakening or even abandoning their identification with their own spiritual culture," he added.
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"Rape is a crime, but trying to seduce someone, even persistently or cack-handedly, is not -- nor is being gentlemanly a macho attack," said the letter in Le Monde, translated by French news agency AFP.
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The announcement comes mere days after actor Anthony Rapp accused Spacey of trying to "seduce" him when he was only 14 years old by jumping on top of him in a bed at a hotel.
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Trump talks about trying to seduce a woman, how his celebrity status allows him to do whatever he wants with women, and how he carries Tic Tacs because he can't help but kiss beautiful women.
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Long before Sylvie found out her first DOS assignment was to "seduce Keith," she was a British transplant on a tourist visa who felt "freaked out" at her first five-day NXIVM seminar, she recalled.
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On a second "meet," Corfman said, Moore "laid out some blankets on the floor of his living room and proceeded to seduce" her, touching her inappropriately and eventually trying to get her to touch him.
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On a second "meet," Corfman said Moore "laid out some blankets on the floor of his living room and proceeded to seduce" her, touching her inappropriately and eventually trying to get her to touch him.
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But writing in an age of warfare against the Ottoman Turks, Mozart and Da Ponte have the men dress as Albanians — Muslim "others" — as they try to seduce each other's girlfriends; the results are bruising.
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On volume one, the anomalous exercises in pop accessibility stood out above all: the songs with sung lyrics; the occasional hummable hooks; the nuggets designed to seduce listeners initially before presenting the denser, crunchier stuff.
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As he schemes to manipulate her into competing in pageants and she schemes to seduce him, I lost track of what we were supposed to find funny, or how any of this satirized fat-shaming.
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Despite its changes, the show follows a lot of the same beats: Dracula is successful in his bid to travel to London where he will groom and seduce Lucy Westenra, feeding on her for months.
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All seven were convicted and sentenced to long prison terms on the basis of preposterous evidence, including that the Canadian, Neil Bantleman, used magical powers to seduce the children and render the crime scenes invisible.
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The stepsiblings agree on a bet: if Sebastian can't seduce 'not gonna shag rn' Annette then Kathryn gets to keep his car and if Sebastian succeeds he gets "the only person he can't have"—Kathryn.
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She also attempts to seduce him again, but Blackwood says instead they must both suffer 30 lashes — sorry, 30 sexy lashes Over with Sabrina, the thirteen hours are up, and Tommy hasn't manifested in the woods.
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Those comments came in response to a question about the controversial Billy Bush tape which came to light during the Trump campaign and revealed Trump's lewd comments about a failed attempt to seduce a married woman.
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In the iconic scene, Darcy (played by Ali Larter) tries to seduce Mox (played by James Van Der Beek) by drawing a whipped cream bikini on her naked body, with cherries on top of her nipples.
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He is devilishly clever and witty, but he is also, in the words of one of his colleagues, an "emotional terrorist" who will badger, seduce and even tantrum in an attempt to get his needs met.
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The diabolical Don Alfonso bets the young men that their sweethearts will be unfaithful to them, then has them pretend to go off to war; they return in disguise to try to seduce each other's fiancée.
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Not everyone loves musicals, though, and La La Land won't seduce anyone who thinks The Sound of Music is grotesquely corny, or that Umbrellas of Cherbourg is some dusty old foreign film where nothing much happens.
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Sheriff's office undercover video Binder was charged with attempted lewd battery, traveling to meet a minor, use of a computer to seduce a child and use of a two-way communication device to commit a felony.
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He is devilishly clever and witty, but he is also, in the words of one of his colleagues, an 'emotional terrorist' who will badger, seduce and even tantrum in an attempt to get his needs met.
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They mess with their fumbling, awkward friend Cecile (Selma Blair), but the big dare centers around Sebastian's (Phillippe) ability to seduce the nice new girl Annette (Reese Witherspoon), who's vowed to save herself for true love.
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She's heard rumors about him and Bette, and accuses him of "cavorting" with her costar—then she tries very, very hard to seduce him herself, as she apparently did when they worked together on Autumn Leaves.
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The goal of the game, which claims it delves into "hundreds of hidden secrets that separate seduction masters from everybody else," is to teach guys how to get a woman's phone number or otherwise "seduce" her.
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Even when the Cavaliers were getting walloped in the first two games, Lue continued to press his players to push the pace — even against the Warriors, who actually try to seduce opponents into rushing their possessions.
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Driven by envy and greed, Dez hatches a wicked scheme: Chloe will pose as the long-lost daughter of a morally upright best-selling author and seduce him, revealing him to be a fraud and hypocrite.
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Salt Lake City Police records show Westmoreland was arrested last week for attempting to entice, seduce or lure a minor by internet or text and is facing four counts of dealing in materials harmful to minors.
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"I think people are very simple and if you put Miller Light in a snazzy new [old] can, that's enough to seduce people," says Aaron Goldfarb, a beer and spirits journalist and author of Hacking Whiskey.
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The split is said to have exploded into war when the Arellano Félix brothers reacted to a drug deal with Palma going wrong by asking a Venezuelan associate named Rafael Clavel Moreno to seduce his wife.
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Then, "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" brings us to the random corridor of Winterfell's basement where Arya slowly unveils her plan to seduce Gendry, whom she once intensely checked out during an especially sultry session of smithing.
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You go and pay 50 bucks to basically run through a simulation that replicates the last scene of the movie "Ghostbusters," and you shoot ghosts and try to seduce Sigourney Weaver, or whatever happens in that movie.
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With Bruce Wayne and young Catwoman still in their early teens, putting an underage mind in the body of a woman whose power stems partially from her ability to seduce smacks of something different than narrative necessity.
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Mr Erdogan has three aims in attending to the diaspora, says Sinan Ulgen, an analyst in Istanbul: to advance Turkish interests abroad, to seduce nationalists at home, and to stack up votes in his deeply polarised country.
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Before our very eyes, he started to change from Jekyll Bruno who cried after sex, into Hyde Bruno who could seduce you from the other side of the room with but a subtle nod and knowing wink.
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In one scene in "Ripe" where Amma tries to seduce one of her teachers, the two have a strange conversation about history: He reminds her that you can't change it, and she seems to reject the idea.
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Think about the ways humans use music: we make playlists to seduce and set a rhythm during both sex and exercise; stores pipe it in to make customers spend more; restaurants select it to enhance the palette.
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I was promised a twisty game of cat and mouse, but all I saw this week was the mouse gaping at the cat across the street and then slinking away to seduce a different cat for money.
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Based on a novel by Jason Matthews, "Red Sparrow" casts Ms. Lawrence as Dominika Egorova, a Russian ballerina forced to become a student at the Sparrow School, which trains young people to seduce and betray enemy operatives.
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In that infamous conversation, Mr. Bush, then a host of "Access Hollywood," laughed along with Mr. Trump as the future president graphically bragged about his efforts to seduce a married woman, and of kissing and grabbing women.
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The case involved a tawdry family feud: At one point, Charles Kushner sought to blackmail his brother-in-law, who was cooperating with the federal authorities, by hiring a woman to seduce him and videotape the encounter.
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With its gorgeous gold-embossed cover, funky pattern-on-pattern Victoriana-style artwork and charming paper engineering, it's a book with the feel of a talisman — one that will seduce kids and their design snob grown-ups.
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Just nine minutes into the film, Rapp was shocked to see Spacey, his face on the big screen as a cocaine-snorting, champagne-guzzling Wall Street trader attempting to lewdly seduce Griffith in the back of a limo.
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He even starred as a version of himself on ABC's Don't Trust The B In Apartment 23, in which he had a meltdown on Dancing With The Stars and wore Dawson-esque flannel to seduce former '90s teens.
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"He is devilishly clever and witty, but he is also, in the words of one of his colleagues, an 'emotional terrorist' who will badger, seduce and even tantrum in an attempt to get his needs met," she wrote.
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Yet although Ms Caputova's support for the EU and NATO, climate policies and gay rights places her light-years away from the reactionary right, she hopes to seduce some of their voters with a Macronesque message of change.
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He has written numerous books instructing men on how to coerce women into having sex, including Bang: The Pickup Bible That Helps You Get More Lays and several travel guides detailing how to seduce women in foreign countries.
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Smartly cast, it operates as a mystery, a satire, a battle of wits and perhaps foremost, a provocative consideration of the dangers of hero worship, and the way media manipulation can be used to seduce a gullible public.
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It's not using the power of her body to seduce in order to get someone to like her or to have an opinion on her or to feel the value of herself through the eyes of someone else.
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He has struggled to handle the fallout from the release of a 2005 "Access Hollywood" video that showed the then-reality TV star talking on an open microphone about groping women and trying to seduce a married woman.
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Following Sunday night's presidential debate, Lewandowski, now a political analyst for CNN, repeatedly interrupted CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger as she addressed the leaked video from 2005 in which Trump bragged about trying seduce a married woman.
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The FDA thinks that flavors like bubble gum and cotton candy have the potential to seduce a younger audience into an unhealthy habit and have imposed stringent guidelines on manufacturing, sales, packaging and advertising for e-cigarette products.
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Trump drew widespread condemnations from voters and a number of Republican elected officials after a 2005 video emerged in which he was heard talking on an open microphone about groping women and trying to seduce a married woman.
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These idols—powerful, fiercely sexy, and in possession of a dark femininity that could seduce, destroy, or do both at once—embodied everything Mia aspired to be during her childhood, when she was living as a skinny boy.
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Channel 4 News in Britain recorded Mr. Nix suggesting methods to entrap a client's opponent, like sending an attractive woman to seduce the rival candidate and secretly videotaping the encounter, or getting another person to propose a bribe.
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He lost his job, his marriage imploded, and his wife descended further into a neurosis characterized by bouts of depression and physical assaults against young Lee, as well as feigned heart attacks and sly efforts to seduce him.
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Critics argued that Ms. Conway was painted as hypersexual (part of the sketch focused on Ms. Conway's trying to seduce Mr. Tapper) and then mentally unbalanced (after the seduction attempt failed, Ms. Conway threatened to kill Mr. Tapper).
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"This investigation demonstrates both the vulnerability of children that are utilizing social media and communication applications, and the global reach and skill that child-sex offenders have to groom and seduce victims," Inspector Rouse said in a statement.
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VICE has been on the Actually Huizenga train for years and years now, and she's never disappointed us with her delightfully weird films and music videos about hanging out with Easter bunnies or trying to seduce a sexy Jesus.
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In the book series, Tyrion falls in love with a low-born woman and secretly marries her, but his father Tywin has her gang-raped and cast out, and tells Tyrion she was a whore hired to seduce him.
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She's out for revenge against the man who ruined her life as a child, so she turns herself into a Cool Girl, planning to reel him in, seduce him, and then destroy his life the way he ruined hers.
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It can seduce us into believing that as long as we think the right thing or try to do the right thing or be the right kind of person, our actions would never be negatively influenced by racist stereotypes.
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Now Anika is planning to seduce Tariq — or at least make it look like the in-laws were intimate — as a way to force him to end the investigation and protect the Lyons, who just threatened to murder her.
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" The audio released by the Washington Post on Friday revealed a vulgar conversation Donald Trump had in 2005, describing an unsuccessful attempt to seduce a married woman, and saying that "when you're a star" women let you "do anything.
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So in an attempt to retaliate against the family members he believed were out to get him, Charles arranged for a sex worker to be paid $10,000 to seduce his brother-in-law Bill and secretly taped the encounter.
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More than 30 men have said they were victims of unwanted sexual advances by Spacey, who became embroiled in controversy last year when actor Anthony Rapp accused him of trying to seduce him in 1986 when Rapp was 14.
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"What didn't Steve Richardson do for the two years he was on the board except try to seduce Martin Shkreli?" defense attorney Benjamin Brafman said in his summation at Shkreli's securities fraud trial in Brooklyn, New York, federal court.
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Over and over again she tries to seduce the progressive wing of the democratic party with bold pronouncements on stage until she realizes that its a bit too far for her consultants so she tries to split the difference.
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His most iconic moment was probably the time he dressed up as a woman and infiltrated a worship ceremony to seduce Julius Caeser's wife, but he also passed a lot of policies that respected the demands of Rome's disenfranchised backbone.
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MAN WHO TRIED TO SEDUCE TEEN BOY WITH SPRITE AND CHICKEN ALFREDO IS SENTENCED Mora was reportedly babysitting the 13-year-old girl in February at her home in Kensington, where he allegedly forced the victim into having sex with him.
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By Winter drawing Ally a perfect bath, partially stripping in front of her, and then trying to seduce her by washing her body, the mom is in now way too focused on securing her house's safety for a few seconds.
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We struck up a correspondence based on the comparison, about how we each balance what we owe to our professional communities and what we owe to our subjects, and about how to seduce subjects to cooperate in the first place.
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"This investigation demonstrates both the vulnerability of children that are utilizing social media and communication applications and the global reach and skill that child sex offenders have to groom and seduce victims," Detective Inspector Jon Rouse said in the news release.
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"The cleavage — those magnificent mounds pushed together to display sexual empowerment, to seduce, to inspire lust or even just to show off — is over, or at least, taking a well-earned break," writer Kathleen Baird-Murray states in her article.
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" That statement does contradict the original letter, which seemed to defend men's right to harass women, stating, "Rape is a crime, but trying to seduce someone, even persistently or cack-handedly, is not – nor is men being gentlemanly a macho attack.
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Officials traveling with U.K. prime minister Theresa May have been warned to take precautions against spies that may attempt to seduce them at the meeting of the 20 largest industrialized economies (G-20) that begins Sunday, The Independent reported on Saturday.
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During the long, eventful chase across the continent, Rom discovers he lusts after Jane, kicking off a Ming The Merciless-style relationship where he keeps trying to seduce the heroine while simultaneously holding her captive and trying to murder her soulmate.
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Other than the fact that any intimacy would probably lead to Bill and Splice melting away into oblivion, Bill is just a good guy and a gentleman who won't send Splice dick stick pics in a clumsy attempt to seduce her.
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Set in Japanese-occupied Korea in the 1930s, Park Chan-wook's "The Handmaiden" chronicles an elaborate plot between a swindler and a pickpocket to seduce and con a Japanese woman of her inheritance from under the nose of her authoritarian uncle.
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The case involved a traumatic and tawdry family feud: At one point, Charles Kushner sought to retaliate against his brother-in-law, who was cooperating with the federal authorities, by hiring a woman to seduce him and videotape the encounter.
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Mozart and Da Ponte's gloomy comedy, in which two men test their lovers' fidelity by disguising themselves and trying to seduce each other's woman, is always a vicious (and, depending on your perspective, a viciously honest) look at sexual relations.
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With more than 100 works of art, from classical antiquity to the present, it reveals how the veil can serve contrasting and sometimes contradictory purposes, whether to mourn or to seduce, to protect one's body or to signify one's allegiances.
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But before the year was out, he was explaining yet another bizarre failed operation, this one an elaborate effort to humiliate a CNN reporter by secretly recording her as he tried to seduce her on a boat filled with sex toys.
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Promising to seduce Raniere — which was apparently the way he preferred to be approached sexually, rather than putting himself on the line — was also one of the ways some women later said they were told to show commitment to the sisterhood.
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Kate McKinnon — who, in a Tatiana Maslany-style tour de force, also appeared as Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Senator Elizabeth Warren — played the presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway trying to seduce her way onto CNN in a "Fatal Attraction" spoof.
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For the most part, though, the film provides an old-school vehicle for Lawrence, who after her esoteric indulgence in the box-office flop "mother!" is squarely back in movie-star territory, relying on her ability to seduce the audience.
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The film's director, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, "isn't content to merely seduce you with ecstatic beauty and annihilating terror; he wants to blow your mind, to amp up your art-house experience with blockbusterlike awesomeness," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Watching him gradually seduce one officer after another (especially a perpetually delighted Judge Reinhold) into helping him take on a high-profile drug smuggler will restore your faith in comedy's ability to serve as the most searing of all social commentaries.
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He advises fans to "bang Brazil" because "in general the girls are prettier and easier than American girls — at least 50% easier," but "don't bang Denmark" because its robust social insurance programs make women too independent of men to easily seduce.
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Liquors, who are also part of this royal contingent, seduce the medical staff into a drunken stupor, and the ballet ends with an apotheosis of sweets — the original also contains a riot of lowly pastries pacified by vats of beer.
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BROOKLYN — A former member of an alleged sex cult testified Tuesday that she knew she had to escape after former Smallville actor Allison Mack instructed her to seduce the group's founder — saying it would help heal her previous trauma of sexual abuse.
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In the spring of 2017, as a part of DOS, the secret group within NXIVM where women became "slaves," Jay said Mack told her she needed to seduce Raniere, have sex with him, and allow him to take a photo of her nude.
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Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Judge Roy Moore Leigh Corfman was 14 years old when Alabama Republican Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore tried to "seduce" her in his home, she said in her first television interview since the allegations came to light.
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And Mr. Waltien, who also performs sketch comedy with Jordan Klepper of "The Daily Show," knows how to get a roaring laugh from a momentary shift to a contemporary style, as when he played a suitor trying to seduce a young maiden.
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Both women were charged with lewd and lascivious acts with force with a child under 14; sending harmful matter with intent to seduce a minor; specific sex acts of a child under 10 and sexual acts with force with a child under 14.
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Nelson was charged with use of a two-way communication device to commit a felony, use of a computer to seduce a child, traveling to meet a minor, attempted lewd battery, transmission of harmful materials to a minor and possession of paraphernalia.
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Believing his relatives were behind all this, Charles did a truly remarkable thing in response: He arranged to pay a prostitute to seduce his sister Esther's husband, had the ensuing sexual encounter taped and photographed, and sent the tape and photos to Esther.
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Some referred to his body language as "uncomfortable" just moments after the two sparred over the topic of the Friday release of video from 2005 depicting Trump making disparaging comments about trying to seduce a married woman and talking about groping women.
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This would seem to be a necessity in the tale of a complicated love triangle — we want to see Sookee react to the con man's attempts to seduce Hideko — but you'd be surprised how many movies about similar stories forget that fact.
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Both were charged with lewd and lascivious acts with force with a child under 14; sending harmful matter with intent to seduce a minor; specific sex acts of a child under 10 and sexual acts with force with a child under 14.
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Park's adaptation of Sarah Waters' terrific 22014 novel Fingersmith preserves some of the story — a poor young pickpocket is enlisted as a maid to help a con man seduce a rich young heiress — but Park transplants it from Victorian England to 20163s Korea.
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With her figures Faraj reveals our desire to explore the body's penetralia, to cajole and seduce, to dominate or be submissive, to find and test the limits of another's body, to discover our own boundaries, and to watch others do the same.
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"President-elect Trump now has the opportunity to act presidential," Ms. Allred said at a news conference with Summer Zervos, the former contestant on "The Apprentice" who said last month that Mr. Trump tried to seduce her and grabbed her breasts in 2007.
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Pick one to two problems every day that are important for you to dig into strategically and allot real-time to them by cutting off your access to email, texts, and social media notifications that seduce all of us out of the zone.
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It's a direct lift from the recent sci-fi film Under the Skin, where a murderous alien uses such a void to both seduce and then essentially erase (by sucking them into said void) the men she picks up and brings home.
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Allegations against actor Kevin Spacey stemming from an alleged attempt to seduce a 14-year-old boy about 30 years ago, for which he has apologized, added a new focus to the pitfalls of power differentials - the targeting of young, gay men.
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The Cosmo gospel was about "snagging guys" and achieving the "Big O," blithely coaching "girls," as Ms. Brown always called them, on how to seduce their married bosses and please their boyfriends by chilling satin sheets in the fridge in the summer.
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Those two factors are the main reasons that The Room — which tells the fairly incoherent story of banker named Johnny (played by Wiseau) whose fiancée, for no particular reason, decides to seduce his best friend Mark (played by Sestero) — ever came to be.
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They play opposite each other, and using the language of the game (which we gather is some kind of culty old-fashioned version of Dungeons & Dragons or Magic: The Gathering; sorry we're not cool or rich enough to know the rules) to seduce each other.
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After an intense session of exorcising demons from her devoted followers, Kesha attempts to seduce her spouse, which sends him into a violent rage that quickly takes a grim spiral, leading his wife to embark on a cross-country escape from her former life.
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But with sagging user growth endangering viewership, backlash to the redesign that buries Discover and a policy shift to stop paying Discover publishers up front, Instagram and its massive user count may be able to seduce publishers to bring longer videos to its app instead.
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As the story goes, after a woman attempted to seduce him following one of his famous evangelistic meetings in 1949 or 1950, Graham resolved never to travel, eat or meet alone with a woman other than his wife, in an effort to avoid temptation.
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As if we needed any more reasons to love Cuba Gooding Jr. on this show, Dominic takes over the confessional booth — a must in any reality TV home — to admit that he's pretending to seduce Shelby in order to stir shit up for ratings.
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Snap will try to seduce advertisers by pimping out its new Originals at the NewFronts West conference today in LA. The company will also embark on perhaps its biggest marketing effort to date after focusing on minimalist yellow billboards and airport security tray ads.
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Total television viewers of the matchup fell from 84 million to 66.5 million, despite the fact that the debate followed the release of a controversial tape in which Trump spoke in lewd terms about grabbing women's genitals and trying to seduce a married woman.
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In the instantly infamous recordings, the thrice-married leader of the party of "Family Values" bragged about using his fame to sexually assault untold numbers of women and regaled host Billy Bush with a story of his thwarted attempts to seduce a married woman.
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They love having you pursue your co-stars and unlocking steamy cutscenes the developers have stowed away, and we—at least, judging from the fan art—love trying to seduce our partner of choice and buying into the sexual fantasy these games provide, however limited.
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"Red Sparrow" (coming March 2) The commercial, titled "She's Out of Your League," adds nothing to an earlier trailer for the drama starring Jennifer Lawrence as a Russian spy who is trained to seduce and destroy enemies but falls for an American agent (Joel Edgerton).
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The game-changing news: The F.B.I. has identified its first Illegal, a male accountant in Chicago code-named Harvest and notable (to Stan and Dennis) for his ability to seduce a male Altheon engineer and obtain a blueprint for part of the radiation sensor.
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Of course, as Bernstein also shares, Christie was the United States attorney in New Jersey who famously prosecuted Kushner's father for evading taxes, witness tampering, making illegal campaign contributions and hiring a prostitute to seduce his brother-in-law as part of a family feud.
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There's an element of "Dexter" in the narration, but in a way "You" owes a sizable debt to "Thief of Hearts," a pretty awful 1980s artifact, in which a high-class thief steals a woman's diary, then uses her innermost thoughts to seduce her.
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I mean If a guy hires a prostitute to seduce his brother-in-law, and videotapes it, and then sends the videotape to his sister to attempt to intimidate her from testifying before a grand jury, do I really need any more justification than that?
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The most insidious aspect of those teenage dystopian fairy tales is the way they seduce their audience into figuring out their own kill strategies and indulging in the taboo desire to treat these stories like teenage adventures rather than the horror stories they are.
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The suspension comes as a flood of Republicans have withdrawn their support for Trump over the video that emerged on Friday showing the businessman, then a reality TV star, talking with Bush on an open microphone about groping women and trying to seduce a married woman.
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On Monday night's episode, the feisty villainess of season 21 took her golden heart and platinum vagine straight to Nick Viall's room in a last-ditch attempt to secure a hometown date next week — and while she didn't exactly successfully seduce him, she did escape elimination.
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"The tattoo and its location hold special significance for me, and I find it frustrating to have to field comments by men who 'jokingly' refer to it as a 'tramp stamp,' as if the reason I chose to get inked was to seduce men," she says.
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" The Republican presidential nominee is facing backlash after The Washington Post released audio of Trump in 2005 recounting a failed attempt to seduce a married women and said that that "when you're a star," women let you do anything, including "grab them by the p---y.
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To defeat the hardware giant's ability to outspend it on marketing and exclusives, Spotify will have to rely on its free tier to seduce non-streamers, and then use personalized product features like Release Radar to lock them in and convince them to buy a subscription.
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There is a pendulum swing of the lyrics which go from poetic sadism to melancholy heartache, and innocence, so cinematically I tried to convey the layers of kaleidoscopic emotions and inner workings of a woman who holds the power to seduce, but longs to not have to.
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"It is fragile to some degree," said Ms. Gaston, adding that focus groups in the north of England showed that "the Tory brand is very much haunted by the legacy of Thatcher and is anathema to a lot of those people they are trying to seduce."
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A second woman, Summer Zervos, a Republican and a former contestant on "The Apprentice," said at a news conference in Los Angeles that Mr. Trump had tried to seduce her over dinner at a hotel in 2007, grabbing her breasts and thrusting his pelvis into her body.
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What they should have argued was something simpler: A president who uses the power of the Oval Office to seduce a 20-something subordinate is morally bankrupt and contributing, in a meaningful way, to a serious social problem that disadvantages millions of women throughout their lives.
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She has been hired by a young grifter, Count Fujiwara, to help him seduce the Lady Hideko, a young Japanese noblewoman raised in almost complete seclusion by her Uncle Kouzouki, who intends to marry her when she's of age and take possession of her considerable fortune.
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That's certainly where Ms. White was going with her letter, and it's generally the political offense used by those who are on the pro-leggings side: How dare you accuse me of dressing to seduce (an argument that has particular resonance in the era after #MeToo).
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" (Indeed, Ms. Harris has had a mannequin made of Ms. Wright, and all Claire's clothes are tailored precisely to her measurements.) "The thing about Claire," Ms. Harris said, "is she has always used her wardrobe to manipulate everyone around her, to disarm them or seduce them.
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But on a videotape recorded by the TV show "Access Hollywood" in 2005, Trump can be heard boasting to then-correspondent Billy Bush, using lewd language about trying to seduce a married woman, and also is heard talking about kissing and groping women without their consent.
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We have a harmful myth in our society that good sex should just happen naturally, so couples are hesitant to even talk about their sex lives, much less put an active effort into trying new positions, trying to seduce each other, playing with new fantasies, and so on.
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Hogg does a great job of balancing out the more egregious moments between them with scenes that highlight their real chemistry and affection, like when Anthony playfully accuses Julie of taking up too much of the bed in an effort to seduce him the first night he sleeps over.
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The group – which also included writer Catherine Millet, who penned the explicit memoir The Sexual Life of Catherine M in 2002 – claimed the protest against sexual violence had turned into a "witch-hunt" that threatens sexual freedom, for which "the liberty to seduce and importune was essential", AFP reported.
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Ms. Vashukevich, who goes by the name Nastya Rybka online and recounts her story in a book, "Who Wants to Seduce a Billionaire," became an escort under the guidance of Mr. Kirillov, better known as Alex Lesley, who has gained popularity in Russia for his advocacy of sexual freedom.
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She works hard to make sure their hotel (the same place where she was kept as a slave 400 years before) is clean, endangers herself by using her power to help a friend shake a predator, and is asked to seduce a man to help save a relationship.
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The overarching message of this—and the countless other hell houses happening this Halloween—is that every ailment plaguing society today (drug addiction, domestic abuse, sex trafficking, gun violence) is evidence that there are demons around us aiming to seduce us into sin, death, and eternal torment in hell.
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The lewd sexist monologue from 2005 that briefly got Trump into trouble during the 2016 election was directed at Access Hollywood correspondent Billy Bush, and began with a free-associative anecdote about a failed attempt to seduce Entertainment Tonight anchor Nancy O'Dell by taking her shopping for couches.
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The most damning footage was captured in January when Mr. Nix, sitting in a hotel bar in London, suggested the firm could send an attractive woman to seduce a rival candidate and secretly videotape the encounter, or send someone posing as a wealthy land developer to pass a bribe.
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Fuller House occasionally touches the third rail of this premise, which is how Kimmy's ex's attempt to re-seduce her ends with Stephanie and Kimmy kissing — all so Kimmy can end up back with her comically disastrous ex, because that's how things work in the Full House universe.
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He studied classical singing for a while, too, but describes his baritone as having been "too shrimpy" to ever fill a role like Falstaff, based on one of Shakespeare's most irresistible creations: the charismatic glutton who gets his comeuppance for trying to seduce not one but two married women.
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Instead, it's actually Harry whose life bears the trappings of a fairy tale: His mother dies when he's a child, and he's thrust into the cold and dangerous media woods, where vile forces seduce him into, say, smoking weed and, uh, once dressing up in a Nazi uniform.
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In her work, she has attempted to metaphorically seduce her father; she once asked 2130 women to respond to an ex-boyfriend's breakup email; and for a story in T's culture issue, the 230-year-old artist showed up to have her portrait taken pregnant — pregnant with a cat.
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Ilya V. Yashin, a young activist and ally of the slain opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, was among the targets of a "honey trap" operation that involved a woman who went by the nickname Mumu and managed to seduce at least three journalists and members of the Russian opposition.
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This background meant she thought she would easily outmanoeuvre the 39-year-old former banker (almost an insult in France), who had no experience in a political fight, no established party behind him, and was too intellectual and urbane to be able to seduce voters from the "real" country.
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Rewind A brash working-class bloke gets a new job in a new town, wages a calculated campaign to seduce and marry the local tycoon's daughter, entangles himself in a passionate affair with an older woman, and finally gets what he wants — with nearly everyone living unhappily ever after.
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