Yes, she's back on her bullshit — seducing a new student.
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We'll be socializing, dancing, unwinding, even seducing and being seduced.
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And yes, Fassbender is in the process of seducing her.
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And too often they blame the victims for seducing their abuser.
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Euron gets to be the bad boy, felling dragons and seducing queens.
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A mysterious Hungarian violinist seems either to be seducing or surveilling you.
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He discusses the balance between technology and human interaction in seducing delegates.
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In VR porn, the woman is generally seducing you, making love to you.
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Tinpot tyrants have a way of seducing people out of their democratic yearnings.
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It was the most baffling and eerily seducing thing I have ever seen.
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While she's off running errands, Fosse stays behind, gloomily seducing his German translator.
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When it comes to Obama, they did a great job seducing the guy.
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They play a kind of seducing game with the audience via the camera.
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I thought it was a way of seducing and then confronting the reader.
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The way Martoma went about seducing him is both sickening and extremely impressive.
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He doesn't go any further, apparently in the hopes of seducing his captive.
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Here, esteemed nature documentarian Sir David Attenborough demonstrates by seducing a cicada himself.
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She's being burned at the stake for "seducing" her owner's son, Cristóbal (Lenard Vanderaa).
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She is given silver in exchange for seducing and destroying the powerful and strong Samson.
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My seducing skills were weak and so I tried running my hand through my hair.
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On the contrary, she's actively seducing Michael, taking him on dates and getting him sloshed.
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Or is it possible that Ray, a seemingly contented husband, is interested in seducing Shatique?
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In the summer of 2016, Ms. Vashukevich set herself a goal of seducing a billionaire.
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Winning here will require seducing high-quality creators who can get bigger view counts elsewhere.
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As you'd expect, it's unfortunately pretty male-centric, with blond female porn stars seducing male students.
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In "Latin Lover" Derbez plays a man named Maximo who made a career seducing older women.
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Hussey has been in the business of grooming women to become man-seducing sirens since 2008.
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Throughout the films, Bond has been known for two things: saving the world and seducing women.
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His specialties include scaring children into shape and seducing mothers who remind him of his sister.
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"When the eyes get wide and you stare at someone, it means you're seducing someone," she says.
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Seducing someone and making the first move isn't sexual assault, but it can be if it's unwanted.
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He also admits to cycling through students to sleep with, usually seducing a new one each year.
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After seducing fellow deckhand Jennice Ontiveros, pretending he wanted a real relationship, he then unceremoniously dumped her.
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Under President Xi Jinping, warnings have grown about spooks lurking near military bases or seducing lovelorn officials.
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He ended up seducing Henry Hermand, an octogenarian who had made a fortune developing suburban shopping centers.
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"I think we have to really worry about seducing the young generations with our sport," Mouratoglou said.
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She's standing in a cherry red dress, seducing the camera while posing for a spread in a magazine.
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Throughout Gentleman Jack, but especially while seducing Walker, she will briefly throw knowing looks directly at the camera.
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Sorge befriended a German military officer named Eugen Ott—after first seducing his wife, a characteristic Sorge move.
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It's been difficult to reconcile both this sudden softness towards each other and their discomfort with seducing others.
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She talks like one, too, whether collecting rent from tenants on her British estate or seducing the ladies.
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Seducing us into textual minutiae with the prim tone of the academic before pieing us with vulgar prose?
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Once Pamela pulls out her hair tie, Villanelle is obviously seducing Pamela's hair, as opposed to the woman herself.
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James Franco gave a detailed description of his methods for seducing "young girls" in a 2013 book he authored.
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Maybe it's because of the honestly creepy campaigns in which the anthropomorphized candies are being eaten or seducing humans?
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Inside 90 minutes, a Venetian noblewoman schemes to avenge her sister's suicide by seducing the dead sibling's Don Juan.
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Inside 90 minutes, a Venetian noblewoman schemes to avenge her sister's suicide by seducing the dead sibling's Don Juan.
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Venus, of course, loves to flirt, so if you're seducing anyone today, do it over a home-cooked meal.
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Agony's The Red Goddess is a succubus, a demon known for seducing men, and she lords around the place naked.
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"The seducing process often starts online," said Fabio Gonzalez, Latin America coordinator at the anti-child trafficking group ECPAT International.
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It's big, commanding the stage whenever he shows up, whether he's weeping, or angrily stalking around, or seducing Russell's character.
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Flirting and seducing your partner like you're picking up a one night stand can be extremely hot, Dr. Stubbs says.
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And the third would be to push the story into outright incestuousness, with Norman seducing his mom or vice versa.
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Big spending by Ofo and Mobike fuelled a turf war that colonised cities with their bikes, seducing venture-capital firms.
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Because everyone should be able to fully experience a sexy plumber seducing a housewife if that's what gets them off.
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Also, if I'm honest with myself, I don't really know what I'm doing when it comes to seducing a man.
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Instead, he secures the throne by seducing and drugging Maleficent, and then clipping her wings, a startling metaphor of violation.
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Who cares if the movie also features George Clooney getting kidnapped, Channing Tatum dancing, and Scarlett Johansson maybe seducing Jonah Hill?
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The smaller males still rely on seducing the females with their claws, which appear more grandiose compared with the males' bodies.
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"By then, Meng Meng will have reached sexual maturity and could focus all her energy on seducing her partner," Knieriem said.
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Have you always dreamt about a sexy repairman (or woman or person) coming to fix your dishwasher and seducing you instead?
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Still, when it does happen, there's something pretty special about seducing someone face-to-face rather than swiping on an app.
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I have tried everything I can think of — talking to my spouse, lingerie, seducing him, making the first move and therapy.
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Critics say that those steps are inadequate and that loot boxes are predatory, seducing people with murky odds and dazzling presentations.
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But here was Beyoncé, nearly two years after welcoming her first child, seducing her husband in the back of a limo.
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And, yet, Veronica simply cannot be deterred from seducing her boyfriend, mid-suds, despite all the red still pouring down the drain.
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It involves seducing, and using, Schramm's daughter, a morally dubious proposition redeemed only by the fact that she may be playing him.
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Kiya would be a modern-day femme fatale — seducing a man twice her age, then enacting punishment — if she weren't so young.
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Play the Red Woman, Melisandre, and you'll be able to temporarily disable opponents' characters, seducing them with the fiery allure of R'hllor.
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But that changed after the Washington Post published audio late Friday afternoon of Trump making vulgar comments about seducing and groping women.
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He has a slippery way of inhabiting heroes and antiheroes alike, of seducing women and men onscreen and onstage with equal ease.
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A number of shapewear companies with body-positive Instagram accounts have tried seducing young customers in recent years: Honeylove, Heist Studios, Shapermint.
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He defends himself by saying Caelynn accused him of seducing her and then silencing her, which aren't "light allegations," as he says.
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Dr. Morse also suggests spending some time "seducing yourself" — clean your room, light some candles, put on some music, try out different fantasies.
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Since her self-imposed exile, Lilith has spent her days hunting down and seducing men, then sucking out their souls with a kiss.
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Trump was struggling in opinion polls before a 2005 video released last week showed him talking in sexually aggressive terms about seducing women.
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The city's sensuality taunted me during our stay, seducing me with pleasures I didn't completely understand and which were just out of reach.
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Alex (Romain Duris) has a very special profession: Anxious friends and parents pay him to break up mismatched couples by seducing the woman.
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Doomed to become a governess, she tries to duck her grim fate by seducing the brother of her best friend, Amelia (Joey Parsons).
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Movies and television depict sexbots as women who are simultaneously objectified and untrustworthy; sexbots personify a metaphor for a walking, talking, seducing monster.
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Younger, he was more gamine than man, seducing a generation of moviegoers as the conflicted vampire in the adaptations of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight novels.
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" For the Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin, Sanders is "prickly," seducing voters with the "rhetoric of an angry populist not actually grounded in reality.
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When Nicholas is seducing her, she expresses clear disdain for hosts, which seems odd at first because she's clearly quite familiar with the park.
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Now, TVLine has shared the sexiest song in Craziest Ex-Girlfriend history — which features Rebecca seducing Nathaniel while also attempting to silence her conscience.
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They're advertisements for the Aquarium and useful amenities, seducing Coney Island visitors and residents toward what had been a barren stretch of the Boardwalk.
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She was in no way hostile toward an adoring (if slightly disoriented) audience, but neither did she seem at all interested in seducing it.
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If it can make advertisers comfortable and while seducing citizens on slow connections, Facebook will increasingly turn pennies to dollars in the most unlikely places.
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His end, as a cheeky old man playing golf and seducing girls in the back seat of his car in Florida, is described with humour.
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"Men are conditioned to believe that women's voices are seducing and if they hear her voice they are pushed into an adulteress area," Keeble said.
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This poor decision of a married man seducing women to sleep with him shouldn't imply that everything he's stood for and preached is somehow invalid.
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Forced to decamp to Churchill, the residence of her brother-in-law, she immediately sets about seducing her next target: the financially stable Reginald DeCourcy.
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Not every new bar in New York needs to be an Instagram-seducing set for tourists or birthday revelers, invariably lodged in a hotel underbelly.
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Strategy games like Stellaris, with their constantly shifting power struggles, are adept at seducing players into a lust for domination (perhaps even humiliation) of others.
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When he duets with Vanessa Mdee on "Move," two lover-sprites seducing each other over spritzy beats, the result is so unreasonably beautiful I blush.
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"I remember her coming over to my house and seducing me," he said, claiming that "any red-blooded" straight American man would reacted the same way.
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Women are targets to be seduced and discarded, and if they're the ones doing the seducing, they're doomed to meet their ends before the story's over.
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So Eggsy and friends strike out alone to find the antidote, via a seedy plan that hinges on tracking and seducing a cyborg's girlfriend using Instagram.
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His Julieta, at least before her bath-towel transformation, is a powerhouse of sexual confidence, seducing Antía's father, Xoan, in the dining car of a train.
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In a classic passive asshole move, he puts his lack of control on her, basically accusing his wife of seducing him and leading him into sin.
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Our heroines have been led to believe that it's the C.I.A. for whom they are seducing, kickboxing and assassinating so many men in so little time.
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The flavour is equally astounding, with that rare submersion-of-the-taste-buds sensation that only comes from aspic seducing the tongue to its watery grave.
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She begins to thaw, then turns white hot, first revealing to Mark an ugly past that included having been used by a pornographer, then seducing him.
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The notion of space travel appears to be exerting a new hold on people's imaginations, seducing with the promise of a fresh start on unsullied terrain.
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Won Jeong-hwa was sentenced to five years in prison in 2008 after she confessed to seducing South Korean military officers in order to acquire classified information.
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Despite his poll lead, Zelenskiy, the comedian whose fresh political face appears to be seducing many Ukrainians, is seen as something of an unknown quantity by Russia.
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Mr Korteweg says he wants to make factory farming obsolete by "seducing meat-lovers" without inflicting suffering on animals and damage to the environment by feeding livestock.
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Screencaps via Color TV, No Vacancy; these are signs were accustomed to, outside sleazy motels and desert highway resorts, seducing new customers with jacuzzis and free HBO.
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He likes to write songs that hint at something strange just around the corner, even as they're seducing you with an easy melody and a simple arrangement.
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One of the heroes of the novel, Jubal Harshaw, a polymathic pulp writer who is very successful in seducing women, is clearly an idealized version of Hubbard.
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" Three young women who stopped Ms. Hahn on the street and requested selfies recognized her as Alice, the married woman seducing John C. Reilly in "Step Brothers.
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The essays in this collection that discuss the work of Bellow, Kafka, Trilling, Malamud, are all shrewd and engrossing and eminently capable of seducing the reader's agreement.
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It was helpful for me to imagine Julie Andrews seducing Christopher Plummer and then outsmarting the Nazis together, which is not to suggest that Nazis are smart.
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Because it is so ironic for Amazon, after they spent one year with everyone seducing them, and everyone courting them, we win and then there's political opposition.
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Allen Leech, forever dear as the Lady Sybil-seducing chauffeur turned estate manager Tom Branson, oversees this compilation of highlight clips, behind-the-scenes footage and new interviews.
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There's also an incredible video that features MC Pikachu seducing a girl twice his height by shaking a chicken at her while she watches from a balcony. Delicious.
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Aneeka is horrified by both betrayals — but when she meets the boy whom isolated, lonely Isma has fallen in love with, she sets about seducing him with few qualms.
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They were not the sort of shy guys I was used to working with—they had very good social skills and didn't seem to have any problems seducing women.
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Not long after she empowered a religious sect, the Sparrows, in order to persecute Margaery, she herself was locked up for once seducing her twit of a cousin, Lancel.
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With her waist-length dark hair, Technicolor blue eye shadow, double false lashes and nude lipstick — not to mention her spells and potions — she has no trouble seducing men.
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Enos kicks off the premiere by seducing some art thief in a barely recognizable sweet yet husky voice (Meredith Grey enhanced for auto-tune?) and I'm immediately drawn in.
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Libras are ruled by Venus, the planet of love, beauty, and desire, so the key to seducing one is to prove you understand how to create a beautiful moment.
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It is one of the bitterest works in the repertory: the story of two young men who test their fiancées' fidelity by disguising themselves and seducing each other's girl.
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Yet the movement, mood and sound inside — the dronelike group poses, and a tall, thin woman slow-motion headbanging, tossing her long black hair — were exquisitely calibrated and seducing.
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A 14-year-old client was abused by her stepfather, and the girl's mother blamed her for the abuse and accused her of seducing the man, Ms. Foxx said.
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Jon Voight, cowboy hat on head and pony skin suitcase in hand, stars as Joe Buck, a Texas dishwasher determined to make his fortune seducing society women in New York.
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The Atlantic's report involved allegations from men who accused the X-Men director of seducing and having sexual relations with them while they were minors — one as young as 13.
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Ty dispensed with the cloying chivalry of commercial R. & B., and zeroed in on the routine of seducing women and rejecting them with the swift coldness of a kicking horse.
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It was the first step toward not caring what people thought about my personal life and ceasing to measure my beauty by how well it aided me in seducing men.
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Here, though, Kong is no longer the beast we love, the tragic captor-swain who, if he didn't always win the affections of his prisoners, achieved immortality by seducing viewers.
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The Islamic State claimed Raqqa as the capital of their caliphate and began to publish slick videos calling the city a paradise and seducing new jihadists into joining their cause.
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The best 2017 had to offer us on the big screen was Kofi Siriboe seducing Jada Pinkett in Girls Trip, which is why that became such a cultural moment last summer.
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The use of lady lookalikes to titillate is nothing new: "Seducing a lookalike can be read as a self-empowerment narrative," Shannon Keating recently wrote in an essay on the phenomenon.
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THE misadventures of Arnie Becker, a slick-haired divorce lawyer with piercing blue eyes and a penchant for seducing his clients, kept viewers of "LA Law" entertained for nearly a decade.
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Russell's screen presence is magnetic from the very first scene, which shows her seducing a government official in a bar to gain access to information he has about a Soviet defector.
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For all of the headline-grabbing talk of a flame-haired Russian spy seducing unwitting Americans that followed her arrest, they say, Ms. Butina hardly lived her life in the shadows.
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The terrorist group called Raqqa the capital of its caliphate and began to publish slick videos calling the city a utopia, a paradise, and seducing new jihadists into joining the group.
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A member of the famed Roman jewelry family, the designer boldly introduced her own brand, known simply as Marina B, seducing the glitterati with transformable styles studded with candy-colored gems.
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Wendy Williams did not hold back when it came to her opinion about women who try seducing married men — amid reports that her own estranged husband Kevin Hunter allegedly cheated on her.
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The sexual tension between these characters is blistering and Miller takes her sweet time seducing the reader to turn the pages, practically begging for these two star-crossed lovers to come together.
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Billed as a comedy, it follows him as he struggles to execute the customary duties of a First Lady and sees his attempts at seducing his wife kiboshed by matters of state.
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The Atlantic published a report involving allegations from men who accused the X-Men director of seducing and having sexual relations with them while they were minors — one as young as 13.
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A natural clown, Ms. Keane scrunches her face into cartoonish expressions, my favorite being a lethal smile while singing "Pam," her takedown of a character who delights in seducing other women's husbands.
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It's turbocharged because journalists, individually and collectively, blame Facebook — along with other tech giants, like Google, and the internet itself — for seducing their readers, impoverishing their employers, and killing off their jobs.
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The duchess rules over the land with the sword of her father (which Mr. Senelick considers a phallic symbol) and promotes the soldier, Fritz, to general in the interest of seducing him.
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If we allow these concessions, will not others enter from the wings, seducing us into an indefinite series of mollifications of the Bible for the sake of not 'unnecessarily' offending modern readers?
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Way's peculiar pictures may portray quantitative information or theoretical knowledge in symbolic form, but they also tease viewers with their air of scientific authority while seducing them with their jewel-like charm.
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Female sexuality was a major driver in pop culture that year, so, to Kylie, dancing around a stripper pole wasn't something to be deeply embarrassed about — and it definitely wasn't about seducing men.
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Oberyn & Ellaria's Orgy in "Breaker of Chains" Season 4, episode 3 Oberyn Martell (Pedro Pascal) and Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma) doing what they love most: seducing multiple sex workers while celebrating queer sex.
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The 23-year-old former teen star is stripping down as Janet Weiss in Fox's star-studded Rocky Horror Picture Show revamp and proving her triple-threat status in singing, dancing and seducing.
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So Martine and Jutta continued to have joint affairs — at one party hosted by the lead singer of the Byrds, the twins were intent on seducing Bob Dylan (it didn't end up happening).
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As we bid Cruz adieu, we should give him his due: He took a mien and manner spectacularly ill suited to the art of seducing voters about as far as they could go.
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What are you thinking when you're going ahead and actually asking for more immigrants, illegal immigrants, welcoming them in, even inducing and seducing immigrants with gift baskets of teddy bears and soccer balls?
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Western countries are trying to push their culture and political values onto others, seducing them into abandoning their own, China's propaganda chief warned on Friday, saying the country must follow its own path.
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The worst part is that they'll pretend to be into it, seducing you into ordering a really slutty pizza, then stripping it naked leaving tiny, cold mountains of abandoned toppings on the cardboard.
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From what I hear and read, Spike is a transwoman recovering from heroin addiction, seducing audiences with her tender and—dare I say it—raw brand of new wave-y rock and roll.
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And in front of every seat were copies of the "Silver Legion," which is the American fascist magazine, with articles about the Jews in Hollywood and how they're seducing women and perverting America.
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Through his balletic gait and florid presentation, Mercury rubbed the nose of Live Aid's global audience in a powerful brand of effeminacy, seducing them into adoring something they might otherwise view with contempt.
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Two scenes were playing out simultaneously: Mr. Cranston was muttering in a mirror to an unseen figure while Ms. Maslany and Mr. Goldwyn were seducing each other over a night on the town.
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It's about a magical puzzle box that rips all the skin off of a man named Frank, who must later con his ex-lover into seducing and murdering people whose blood he can drink.
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Gilda, in "Rigoletto", sacrifices her life to save the Duke who raped her, because she loves him, even though she overhears him seducing another woman with the same lies he once used on her.
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In December 2014, soon after he was elected to his fifth term in office, Lodha publicly accused Muslim men of engaging in "love jihad" by seducing Hindu women to forcibly convert them to Islam.
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She spends much of the play's first half smiling in amusement, resolutely unruffled by the impassioned meltdowns of those around her, and much of its second half shouting and seducing and dancing on tables.
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When it comes to flirting, you enjoy the chase, but again, tend not to make direct moves—you like to take your time, slowly seducing someone with your tender, emotionally in-tune, sensual ways!
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"With Time Well Spent, we want technology that cares about helping us spend our time, and our lives, well -- not seducing us into the most screen time, always-on interruptions or distractions," Harris says.
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Cardi B on Tuesday defended herself against critics after an Instagram video surfaced over the weekend that showed her recalling how she used to drug and rob men while seducing them before she was famous.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Western countries are trying to push their culture and political values onto others, seducing them into abandoning their own, China's propaganda chief warned on Friday, saying the country must follow its own path.
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But according to the federal complaint, the gang had a wide range of maniacal schemes in the works—including robbing people by seducing them and drugging them with chloroform, and running an illegal poker business.
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" So she finds decadence by compulsively seducing strangers, co-workers and acquaintances, loathing the sex but finding comfort in the immediate aftermath, when she is "suspended between two worlds, the mistress of the present tense.
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Mr. Adityanath has made a political career of demonizing Muslims, thundering against such imaginary plots as "love jihad": the notion that Muslim men connive to water down the overwhelming Hindu majority by seducing Hindu women.
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The key to playing Lola was not just kittenish sex appeal, but also a wry world-weariness; she got the immortal youth she desired, but learned that seducing men for hundreds of years is exhausting work.
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Delightful clips of Chubby Checker performing "The Twist," and Maria Montez and Debra Paget, 15 years apart, seducing extras with saucy snake-charming dances, make "Thoughts" sometimes seem less a love letter than a winking titillation.
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Some say Pele was born in Tahiti to the fertility goddess Haumea, but was forced to flee to Hawaii in a great canoe after seducing the husband of her older sister, the goddess of the sea.
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While many of his peers are giving us beet salads, Boden is seducing diners with an elegant assembly of soft fried apples, some juicy pink grapefruit and a crown of miner's lettuce, anointed with buttermilk tamari.
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On "iiiDrops," his new "project," as he calls it—the new guard is wary of inherited terms like "mixtape" and "album"—he raps about seducing a stewardess one moment and witnessing Chicago's gun violence the next.
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For years, Hindu fundamentalists in India have railed on about Muslim men carrying out "love jihad" — seducing Hindu women with the ultimate end of converting them, making Muslim babies, and increasing the population of Muslims in India.
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In each case, the film alleges, Jackson sought out children who mythologized him, slowly seducing their parents with vacations, houses, and money, while psychologically manipulating the boys into thinking they were liable accomplices in his sex crimes.
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Fosse helped create Verdon as a leading lady when he choreographed her "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets" dance as the devil's temptress seducing an older baseball player in Washington to sell his soul to regain his youth.
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The movie opens on Sabina seducing a mark into complacency while she's in high femme mode; her hair is long and blond and wavy, her nails are pink, her dress is tiny, and her eyelashes bat constantly.
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Nor is it easy to conceive that centralized, specialized and compartmentalized modes of production will start seducing the billion Gen Z "digital natives," who shape the open source digital culture and reflect the market's' ever-changing needs.
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Aside from the weirdly-common fantasy about seducing an Uber driver and the fact that, yes, Uber-themed porn exists (NSFW link), there's also a sizable population of couples interested in getting busy in the back of rideshare cars.
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Each has grown kids from their prior marriage, with Santiago's daughter Alicia (Denyse Tontz) and son Javi (Bryan Craig) both taking a hand in running the operation, although he spends most of his time seducing women around the pool.
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Not only do chilies make you sweat and get your heart pumping, they tell the brain to release endorphins, which, as Legally Blonde taught us, make us happy – and more apt to seducing husbands than shooting them (right, Elle?!).
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So, as a way to counter that, and prove their masculinity, at a time in which heterosexuality was becoming a characteristic of masculinity itself, many fraternities changed their recruitment practices to recruit men who were good at seducing women.
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He excels at literally everything from playing the stringed koto to collecting paintings and writing poetry, not to mention constantly seducing women with his immaculate taste, only to kind of ignore them after installing them in a mansion somewhere.
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The Bedford Avenue Gang of boys was dedicated to seducing the groupie girls who followed them, or raping them if they were not successful, cheating local merchants, and pulling scams on anyone they could trick into falling for them.
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On her show "Full Frontal" on Wednesday night, TBS ranter Samantha Bee called President Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---" and seemed to imply that Ivanka should plead for amnesty for illegal immigrants by seducing her father.
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Whether she's morphing into a murderous, weird octo-scorpion or seducing her next victim or playing renn-faire footsie with her husband, she's taking monstrous cuts at the flimsy script and adding a level of camp that's impossible not to appreciate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Despite his unrivalled record for single-handedly saving the world from disaster while seducing beautiful women along the way, James Bond would not get a job as a British spy, the head of external intelligence agency MI6 has said.
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She created some of Hollywood's most memorable roles in such revolutionary films as Bonnie and Clyde, Chinatown and Network while simultaneously seducing a generation, but Faye Dunaway never thought she was beautiful as a young girl growing up in Bascom, Florida.
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And her propensity for predicaments is augmented by her occupation as a vixen for hire, posing as a prostitute and seducing powerful men in "love hotels," where she slips them a Mickey and captures them on camera in compromising positions.
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Instead of seducing someone's lover, she attempted to burn someone at the stake, charm someone with evil pendants, or turn them evil altogether —all par for the course for a witch who claims responsibility for the sinking of the Titanic.
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You might even call the French artist the Jeff Koons of his day: possessed of a virtuosity so extreme that it becomes its own subject, seducing every class of viewer, while mirroring the self-regard of the wealthy and privileged.
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Set the Cher-Back machine to 1986, when the ripped-denim-and-real-diamond-clad 40-year-old superstar got all of her groove back (and a few other grooves besides)' meeting and seducing dreamy 22-year-old Rob "Bagel Boy" Camilletti.
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His romantic scenes with both the Marschallin and Sophie are filled with barely veiled eroticism, titillating us with forbidden passions, while his scene as a woman seducing and being seduced by the Baron Ochs makes a "travesty" of the heterosexual gender masquerade.
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When I ask La Ruina whether he believes Super Seducer gamifies women, he replies that it's not "dirty" for a man to learn to be more adept at seducing women — a definition that conflates seduction with psychological coercion, rather than explicit consent.
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For all that, this is still the kind of hard-to-market attraction that won't lose much being watched on cable, which is the sizable challenge facing such projects when it comes to seducing filmgoers into forking over their time and money.
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Had I known about his $916 million business loss in 1995, I might also have mentioned certain other male insects that are thought to suck all the nutrition out of the nuptial gift first, seducing females with little more than the wrapping.
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It's also the truth, because trust is the key to their long con — they were married off by the K.G.B. and now live as American travel agents in 1980s Virginia — befriending, seducing, creating relationships under false pretenses, right down to their children.
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In 003, New York state named seduction "a crime against society," making any man found guilty of seducing "by some promise or artifice" any "unmarried female of previous chaste character" liable for up to five years in prison and a $1,000 fine.
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At the core of "In the Name of the People" is the idea that corruption is omnipresent, capable of seducing even the steeliest of officials — and that only a strong government can contain it, certainly not democratic elections or a free press.
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The Americans has returned time and again to Philip and Elizabeth's struggle to "make it real" when seducing or manipulating their marks and sources — to believe so much in the lies they tell that those lies become powerful enough to support the mission.
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The convenient narrative by which male artists are able to claim that this case of seducing a young female artist is so special that it is unlike all the others that have come before it, or will come after, is exactly that — convenient.
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She's got a rap sheet so long that it's almost dizzying: Nasyrova has been accused of brutally murdering a 54-year-old woman in Russia and, I shit you not, seducing the lead detective of the case so she could walk away a free woman.
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This plan apparently consists of upping the number of American "advisers" while seducing Sunni countries with ever more advanced armaments -- like Bahrain, now approved to purchase 19 F-16 jet fighters, worth $2.8 billion, with none of the Obama-era human rights conditions attached.
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The abuse of children by pedophile priests is an ancient problem, but something new happened in Catholicism between 1960 and 1980: The prevalence of pedophilia stayed about the same, but suddenly the rate of priests groping and seducing and raping teenagers shot way, way up.
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Fred Fresh, a French singer who moved to Montreal's trendy Le Plateau district in 2011, listed his neighbours' grievances in a song, Y'a trop de Français sur le Plateau (There are too many French in Le Plateau): pushing up rents, smoking smelly cigarettes and seducing women.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — More than a decade before Louis Daguerre reshaped modern photography with his image of a shoe-shiner working on Paris's Boulevard du Temple, he'd come to understand that the key to captivating an audience was seducing them with imagined realities.
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How do the broader and equally difficult commitments involved in a Syrian love story — to dignity, to human rights, to the rule of law —challenge the generic Hollywood romance, which presumes that the fall of Troy is redeemed by Brad Pitt's Achilles seducing a pretty POW?
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Ever since, art history experts have pored over this rather large allegorical painting, which depicts a decapitation scene from the biblical story of Judith of Bethulia, a young Jewish widow who ends the Assyrian siege on her city by seducing and beheading the sloshed general Holofernes.
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The French President came to Washington with the conflicting goals of simultaneously seducing President Trump -- whose concept of love demands effusive public displays of affection -- and the people of the United States, most of whom, according to polls, are not quite in love with their President.
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Cicero weaponized this convention in Pro Milone (52 BCE), his speech defending Titus Annius Milo who was prosecuted for the murder of the politician Publius Clodius Pulcher, referencing when the latter disguised himself as a woman by wearing yellow in the hopes of seducing Caesar's wife, Pompeia.
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The anti-Bernie Sanders zeal seducing the Democratic Party establishment into lashing out at the democratic socialist is a political mistake that only serves to simultaneously strengthen him as a primary candidate while weakening him as a potential president — the exact opposite of what his intraparty critics want.
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"We, al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, the Sahara region, declare our responsibility for the kidnapping of this Christianizing kaffir Beatrice Stockly, who by her work, drove out many from the fold of Islam by seducing them with crumbs of this worldly life," said an English-speaking fighter.
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When fleeing from angry gun-toting slave-owners in New Orleans, he crept into the French Quarter and inveigled his way into a luxurious brothel by seducing the madam, who fell in love with him and asked her butler to ply him with fine wine and Cajun delicacies.
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Singer, who has previously denied allegations of abuse in the past, was recently the subject of a report from The Atlantic involving allegations from men who accused the X-Men director of seducing and having sexual relations with them while they were minors — one as young as 13.
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For years, rosewood gavel in hand, she presided over the sale of hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of treasures — teasing, cajoling, seducing and ever so genteelly shaming in the unimpeachable diction of her native England: "I'll wait," she might tell a recalcitrant bidder in her foremost schoolmarm tones.
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As far as I'm concerned, seducing powerful men into giving her a sliver of their privilege, killing a husband or two in order to escape from the confines of patriarchy, and poisoning a dopey 25-year-old until he hands over his fortune doesn't make Rachel a villain.
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Instead, Navalny relies largely on a deep dive into the social media activity of the woman, who goes by the name of Nastya Rybka and who once wrote a book called "Diary of Seducing a Billionaire," to support the video's larger narrative about the three-day yacht trip.
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Casanova's autobiography, "The Story of My Life," provides granular insight into the 18th century's social manners over its 17663,700 handwritten pages: how high-living Europeans feasted and gambled, how they chose their clothes or styled their hair, how they maintained a veneer of piety while seducing one another.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. For over a century this mythology has been attracting people to the place, seducing them into boarding cramped Wizz Air flights (or the pre-plane equivalent) across the continent to chase the promise of bony turrets, charcoal mountaintops and full moons.
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He's convicted and sentenced to 14 months in prison for breaking and entering, although, he admits, "it was kind of for everything" — including seducing and almost sleeping with an ex-girlfriend's 17-year-old daughter and providing a former co-star with the heroin on which she fatally overdoses.
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After an ostentatiously absurd and morbid origin story, in which two scrappy Mexican kids lose their dad in an explosive truck mishap, we then see one of those kids, Maximo, as a young man in his prime, seducing a considerably older grocery store heiress at a hotel pool.
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She spends her days wafting around Melbourne in a variety of beautiful outfits, solving murders and having romantic tension with the long-suffering Detective Jack Robinson (Nathan Page), but also seducing any particularly attractive man whom she happens to come across in the course of her investigations, because why not.
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Then in one final prayer before he death, God grants Samson the power to topple the temple, killing everyone inside it, including himself (I really hope this death is not foreshadowing for Naz.) By referencing this, Day is telling Chandra that to him, women are lying, seducing, kisses of death.
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Not only have the suitors overrun the palace, draining its stores of food and wine, carousing day and night, seducing the servant girls, but the social fabric of the island kingdom has frayed, too: some Ithacans are still loyal to Odysseus, but others have thrown their lot in with the suitors.
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"The challenge for Macron is to put an end to the Benalla affair and get back to seducing the moderate right, a strategy he put in place at the start of his mandate but which has been interrupted by this saga," said Jerome Fourquet of IFOP, one of France's leading pollsters.
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Vashukevich, who is 27 according to a Thai police report, first got involved with Kirillov's group to get better at seducing men, and later decided to focus her attentions on oligarchs, said her friend Misha Skulbeda, a soft-spoken 21-year-old who loves studying English and says Kirillov's classes changed her life.
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One post that appeared on the app before it was closed down declared that the way to know that a man won't cheat on his wife is to place a beautiful woman before him — but the way to test a woman's fidelity is to try seducing her with a lot of money.
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Corporal John McBurney (Eastwood), brought to matron Martha Farnsworth's all-girl boarding school to recover from a leg wound, initially thinks he's in some kind of bawdy wartime romp, spending recuperation time seducing teacher and pupil alike: from mature spinster Miss Martha (Geraldine Page) to 12-year-old student Amy (Pamelyn Ferdin).
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He has been able to run down one taboo after another with impunity, mocking Senator John McCain for having been captured by the North Vietnamese, shrugging off his complete irreligiosity, flaunting his womanizing and libertinage while seducing a party that claims to hold nothing in higher esteem than our veterans and family values.
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Elizabeth had just wanted information from him about the arms negotiations, but when Glenn flaked out, Jackson became her Plan B. After seducing him in a hotel room (one of her easiest missions ever), she persuaded him to leave a box of "documents" in the room where Nesterenko would be meeting a group of Americans.
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Angelo has spent the past five minutes obliquely hinting at his desires, seducing her into thinking she has a real chance to save her brother, to imply what he wants her to do without having to face up to the fact that Angelo is basically threatening to kill her brother if she doesn't sleep with him.
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With the European Union in peril, Russia extending its reach, and authoritarian nationalists seducing the disaffected, Martin's study of "totalitarian internationalism" turns out to be precisely the sort of history we need at this particular moment: a deft and disquieting account of how easily the noblest of liberal principles may be hollowed out and swiftly renovated for darker purpose.
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A sample of incidents from the Workshop's illustrious, 290-year history: In the 21960s, the writer Kurt Vonnegut, then a faculty member, suggested to a new hire that the latter avoid seducing undergrads, but he implied that grad students were fair game; he also admitted to having "interfer[ed] with a student's clothing," to use his words.
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In fact, Viking warriors were known at the time not just for their war-time savagery but for being extra-fastidious in their appearance, combing their hair every day, bathing once a week, and changing their clothes frequently, all as a means of seducing the married women and daughters of the noblemen whose lands they conquered.
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It has generally been assumed that this stretched-shivering quality in Schiele's work showed an artistic anguish that arose from his 1912 April arrest and 24 day imprisonment in Neulengbach following accusations of indecency for seducing a young girl below the age of consent — a false charge — and exhibiting erotic paintings in front of children, which was proven true.
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" The two met at a cocktail party on the Riviera where he first glimpsed her as "a young woman in feathered cap and gossamer dress" who "began to dance with great finesse," seducing her admirer in a "cadence that made the feathers in her headdress endlessly sway and swish, like one of those wheels Tibetans use to pray with.
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Performed in contemporary costumes on a stage whose workings were fully exposed, the production successfully created a temporary community of the theatergoers, as in the multiday theater festivals in ancient Athens, seducing the audience with superb acting, free food, wit, and lively video projections, and diving into the weighty themes that have made these stories timeless.
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The contents of Saul's sling bag are scattered across the asphalt — his lecture notes on Stalin's method of seducing women; the packet of condoms he's bringing to a rendezvous with his art-photographer girlfriend, Jennifer — along with a small rectangular object belonging to the car's driver, an elegant silver-haired gentleman who introduces himself as Wolfgang.
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He hoped people would "seek the right angle" for the optimal illusion and "talk to each other," but this 'vanishing point' seems to draw zombie-eyed visitors, more keen to snap than chat as they cluster around — hovering over a centripetal spot that subtly redirects traffic flows in the plaza, seducing visitors toward the perimeter to satisfy their photo-hunger.
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Hampton was inducted into a community of lesbians by an older woman who caught her staring one evening, and she lived out an admirably varied and daring life attending parties thrown by A'Lelia Walker—"joy goddess of Harlem" according to Langston Hughes, and daughter of Madam C. J. Walker—seducing married women, and escaping institutionalization at the Bedford Hills Reformatory for Women.
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"Having successfully created a false media narrative that this case is more about Maria Butina seducing NRA members and Republicans than its gossamer-thin evidence that Maria was acting on anyone's behalf other than her own, the government now seeks to prevent her and her counsel from even attempting to correct the public record," Butina's attorney wrote in a filing Friday.
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"Popular magazines, including Time, LOOK, and Life, ran articles about gay men (women were often completely ignored) depicting them as poorly adjusted individuals who were lonely, isolated, and interested in seducing innocent others into their 'lifestyle,'" Deana F. Morrow, a professor of social work at Winthrop University, wrote in 2001: [T]he Pre-Stonewall era was an oppressive time to be gay or lesbian in America.
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And though Johnny Depp's performance is notably subdued (for Depp, at least), Grindelwald still feels like the series' flamboyant gay villain (a stereotype that's exacerbated further due to how toned-down and butch Dumbledore has become) — he's always standing a little too close to his potential allies, always tacitly seducing them into joining him on the dark side, always being framed by the film as representing something irresistible and innately evil.
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Ms. Konnikova's first chapter attempts to explain the psychology of both the grifter and the mark; from there, she spends a chapter on each station of the double-cross, starting with the put-up (the process of identifying the perfect victim), then moving along to the play (seducing the victim), the rope (pitching the scam), the tale, the convincer, the breakdown and so on, detailing the psychological mechanisms that both hoaxer and hoaxee engage.
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Democrats are hammering vulnerable Republican senators standing by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE as they look to seize on the GOP presidential nominee's lewd comments about seducing women as a down-ballot game-changer.
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Where a lesser sitcom would use this plot as a B- or C-story involving at most two characters, Happy Endings loops all six of its leads into Penny's web of lies, until by the third act Brad and Jane are opening gifts at a shower for their fictional baby, Alex is oscillating between pretending to be a lesbian and seducing Max and Dave's skeevy landlord, and Dave is faking a terminal illness.
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But its simple stories resulted in a metric ton of weirdness — plots like Max and Alex staging an "in-ter-Veention" (or is it "interventVeen"?) for Dave's addiction to V-neck T-shirts; Penny seducing a hot foreigner with her fluent Italian, only to realize her language skills go hand-in-hand with getting blackout drunk; and Brad and Jane getting roped into using their newly learned couples improv skills to prop up Max's fake Chicago limo tour business.
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Good luck seducing Brett, Izzy, a true romantic who says things like "Haley is available and kind of into me, so game over." anything can happen in paradise, but mostly just drinking and crying The phrase "trouble in paradise" may have originated from this week's episode of Bachelor in Paradise, because not only did we see the dissolution of Vizzy, but Grant and Lace (this season's other power couple) stopped making out in hot tubs long enough to realize maybe they don't really know each other that well.
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Lucey is a persistent detective and a bemused, sometimes amused, storyteller, attentive to interesting, hilarious, disturbing detail: Isabella Stewart Gardner's enormous diamonds, some of which had names and which she "wore atop her head on gold spiral wires so that they'd bob and sparkle as she talked"; the teenage Elizabeth Chanler, strapped to a "long machinelike" board for two years to "cure" her limp; Sally Fairchild, after a lifetime of serving as her mother's nurse and bodyguard, hitting her stride at 823 by seducing a 30-year-old married man.
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