The battle against venereal diseases knew no lines of propriety.
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Describes his battles with venereal disease as his own personal Vietnam.
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Venereal disease outstripped any other malady by a factor of 10.
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George Hodel was a doctor in Hollywood who specialized in venereal disease.
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Nebraska laws prohibit anyone with any kind of venereal disease from marrying.
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" Allen Ginsberg: "See anyone there you'd like to have VD [venereal disease] with?
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And Damaged Lives, an Ulmer film, is about venereal disease, a completely taboo topic.
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Many were raped dozens of times a day, beaten and infected with venereal diseases.
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Kelly also allegedly exposed at least one minor victim to an infectious venereal disease.
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Professor Littauer recalls finding a study that examined venereal disease in the late 1950s.
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The most widely feared venereal disease, HIV, is much less scary than it once was.
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And according to the yearbook, he "never did get V.D.," presumably standing for venereal disease.
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The groom's mother is a dermatologist at the Novosibirsk Regional Skin and Venereal Diseases Clinic.
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How proud he is, describes his battle with venereal disease as his own personal Vietnam.
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One of these immortal rogue agents is known as the canine transmissible venereal tumor, or CTVT.
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He joined a Cuban laboratory, where he developed treatments for venereal diseases and studied hormone synthesis.
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They launched informational and regulatory crusades against such health problems as smoking, venereal disease, AIDS, and obesity.
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You will not have to worry about cellulite or cigarettes or cancer or AIDS or venereal disease.
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Trump has had "venereal diseases" as a result of his "serial philandering," of which he is proud.
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Canine transmissible venereal tumors (CTVT) is a type of contagious canine genital cancer that can spread through mating.
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The girl's lawyer tells the Kansas City Star that she contracted a venereal disease from the alleged attack.
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Canine transmissible venereal tumor, or CTVT, is now found in modern dogs from Malawi to Melbourne to Minneapolis.
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Called canine transmissible venereal tumor, it originated thousands of years ago in one dog, probably from East Asia.
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One of them, canine transmissible venereal tumour (CTVT), spreads between dogs through the transfer of living cells during mating.
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During the course of the trial, Patterson was called promiscuous, and it was said that she had venereal diseases.
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Today, venereal disease tends to proliferate in societies that fetishize sexual ignorance and treat sex as dirty and shameful.
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Their marriage prospects are grim; venereal diseases and sore backs from sleeping in cramped cabs are but two occupational hazards.
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And tell us about sex in college: How often, how many women, and did you ever contract a venereal disease?
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Its blasé attitude, however, goes only so far, as the group activity results in venereal disease and an unwanted pregnancy.
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While he searched for a job, he sometimes paid the bills by working the phones at a venereal-disease hotline.
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When I was 14, my dad came to my school to give a guest lecture on venereal diseases and safe sex.
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I don't care how severe your venereal disease is, please keep your hands to yourself—but not that close to yourself.
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" On June 5, Simon told a user to "die of a slow moving venereal rash that settles in your lying throat.
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Venereal disease has long been an issue for militaries, but during World War II, the problem became bigger and more global.
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Unfathomable; a 3-year-old was raped and infected with venereal disease, an old woman so savagely attacked her teeth crumbled.
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Sex education taught us the dangers of venereal diseases and unwanted pregnancy, but it also focused on fun stuff like masturbation.
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But plot twist: he finds more money in a trove and uses it to pay prostitutes to spread venereal disease in Athens.
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All together, the Online Field Guide constitutes hours of free entertainment, covering topics from labor unions to traffic safety to venereal disease.
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Canine transmissible venereal tumor, as the condition is known, was limited at first to a small group of dogs somewhere in Asia.
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Dogs, too, can get a type of contagious cancer called canine transmissible venereal tumor, which jumps from host to host during sex.
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His father, a notorious womanizer who frequently slept with prostitutes, believed he killed his first son by giving him a venereal disease.
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Less controversial is the researchers' theory about the canine transmissible venereal tumor (CTVT), a sexually transmitted form of cancer that has spread globally.
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" This was likely the first tirade in the modern history of American political combat to address a rival's supposed "battles with venereal disease.
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She has been able to clock out and do good work on behalf of streetwalkers who face arrests, venereal disease and abusive pimps.
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And consoling a Portuguese singer after naysayers wrote on YouTube that they hoped she'd die of a venereal disease so she couldn't compete.
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Those found to be infected could be jailed and compelled to undergo mercury injections, then the standard, if mostly ineffective, treatment for venereal disease.
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"They never sent us doctors even when we were so sick we almost died, except they treated us for venereal diseases," Ms. Park said.
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Plus, how China's single time zone means keeping odd hours, and how Australian scientists are using a venereal disease to combat a destructive fish species.
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A pregnancy, a toddler's venereal disease, the rope marks on the neck of a woman who dies of suicide; their bodies speak to stone ears.
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Lately it's been liberal Democrats who have applied the "public health" label to everything they don't like – smoking, obesity, venereal disease, motorcycle accidents, and more.
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"Men, you may have heard that most of the prostitutes in Vietnam have some kind of venereal disease," the guy giving the V.D. lecture said.
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Currently, Maryland law states that minors have the "same capacity as an adult" to consent to treatment about venereal disease, pregnancy and contraception, other than sterilization.
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A mezcal that's light on the smokiness is preferred for this not-too-sweet cocktail that's named for the patron saint of medicinal herbs—and venereal diseases.
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This time there was less lofty speechifying about the future of racial justice in America and a lot more talking about Donald Trump's experience with venereal disease.
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Close to 20,000 women, most of them infected with venereal diseases, were incarcerated or detained without being formally charged with a crime, according to The New York Times.
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Starting with Bousbir in Casablanca, this video is a tour of the uneasy relationship the military had with prostitution, recreational sex, and the venereal diseases that soldiers contracted.
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He also writes about how, in St. Louis, where he was born, a mixed-race couple spotted by police would be hauled in for mandatory venereal disease shots.
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The sharp decline in population wasn't just due to violent deaths, but also diseases brought by the Europeans, including the common cold, flu, measles, venereal diseases, tuberculosis and smallpox.
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George was a prominent gynecologist in Los Angeles and was referred to as "the city's venereal-disease czar and a fixture in its A-list demimonde" by Vanity Fair.
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And one guy suggested they develop a machine that a man could use to covertly test the health of his sexual partners, because "women are liars" who spread venereal diseases.
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The Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male emerged from a study group formed in 249 connected with the venereal disease section of the US Public Health Service.
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Cruz finally blew his top at Trump before bowing out of the primary, calling him an "utterly amoral" narcissist and a "pathological liar" who has bragged about battling venereal disease.
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The condition, canine transmissible venereal tumor disease, is believed to have sprung into existence 11,000 years ago — as a single cell in a single dog — and has been circulating ever since.
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A woman is scared by "the thought of marital relations" and has no mother or sister to ask for guidance; another has contracted venereal disease and is desperate to be cured.
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But on the other end of the spectrum, you have girls barely over the cusp of puberty selling themselves in the street for pennies, or dying of venereal diseases they can't prevent.
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"The president of the United States talks about how great it is to commit adultery, how proud he is, describes his battles with venereal disease as his own personal Vietnam," he said.
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The law allowed police to arrest any woman suspected of prostitution and force them to undergo checks for venereal disease, including a three-month internment in a hospital for those found infected.
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" "He is proud of being a serial philanderer ... he describes his own battles with venereal diseases as his own personal Vietnam," Cruz said, citing a decades-old Trump appearance on "The Howard Stern Show.
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"The choice between Trump and Hillary is like choosing what type of venereal disease you would be comfortable contracting," said a conservative donor who contributed to the biggest anti-Trump group, Our Principles PAC.
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US detains women to prevent spread of venereal disease (1917) During World War I, federal officials learned a large percentage of their soldiers were infected with syphilis or gonorrhea, according to the History Channel.
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The woman, identified only as Jane Doe No. 6, ended her relationship with Mr. Kelly in 2018 after learning she had contracted an "infectious venereal disease" from him, according to an earlier government filing.
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Using McCall's saga as a narrative spine, Stern chronicles the nationwide network of laws and policies targeting prostitutes and any other woman whose alleged sexual activity made her a potential carrier of venereal disease.
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In her video "Sadie the Saddest Sadist" (2009), Reid Kelley dons clownish makeup and plays the character of Sadie, a female British munitions worker living in 1915 who contracts venereal disease from a sailor.
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Congenital syphilis occurs when the venereal disease is passed from the mother to her baby during pregnancy or delivery, which the CDC says indicates a need for better prenatal treatment and care for pregnant women.
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Going even further in Ford's quest for utopia, so-called sanitation squads operated across the outpost, killing stray dogs, draining puddles of water where malaria-transmitting mosquitoes could multiply and checking employees for venereal diseases.
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Their object was to ensure the sexual hygiene of American troops; rates of venereal disease among the GIs in South Korea were then far above the norm for American military installations in Japan and Europe.
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A small coterie of venereal disease researchers headed by John Cutler of the Public Health Service controlled the Guatemalan study and tissue samples from patients, who were listed by their full names in transfers of biological specimens.
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He implants this parasite, which he calls "a combination of aphrodisiac and venereal disease," in his 19-year-old mistress Annabelle, who then spreads it to several men in the high-rise apartment complex where the movie takes place.
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For months, the singer R. Kelly has faced federal charges that he sexually exploited underage girls and young women, but on Friday prosecutors added a lurid wrinkle: They accused him of knowingly exposing two people to a venereal disease.
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The latter half of the 1800s saw a steep rise in the sale of similar unproven treatments, known as "patent medicines," the purported benefits of which included everything from "lame back" and "contracted cords" to "female problems" and venereal disease.
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Although recording the names of carriers and tracing their contacts is standard practice in fighting venereal diseases, and though quarantine has been used to control outbreaks of, for example, drug-resistant tuberculosis, the advocates felt such measures would be stigmatizing.
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" President Donald Trump — who avoided the draft because his feet hurt and once described avoiding a venereal disease as his own "personal Vietnam" — abruptly banned transgender individuals from serving in the military Wednesday, claiming they create "tremendous medical costs and disruption.
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Littered with discharge diss-tracks ("I'm a venereal disease, like a menstrual bleed") and a high rate of failure (listen closely and you can still hear Sheezus and the lyric "Periods, we all got periods" echoing on the breeze), it's a miniscule genre.
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She quickly accumulated a criminal record mostly thanks to local laws meant to control "loose women" and the spread of venereal disease; her first charge was in Seattle for disorderly conduct in 1943, when she was branded "a promiscuous woman," Levin reports.
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Agnes Nixon, a celebrated creator and writer of television soap operas, who introduced uterine cancer, venereal diseases, child abuse, AIDS and other societal terrors into the weekday fantasy worlds of millions of daytime viewers, died on Wednesday in Rosemont, Pa. She was 93.
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This isn't disquieting so much because it portends some future likelihood of humans catching cancer from other humans, but because the mechanisms behind these cancers, Tasmanian devil facial tumor disease (DFTD) and canine transmissible venereal tumor (CTVT), are extreme and completely horrifying.
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Thousands of dogs around the world—from Aboriginal camp dogs in Australia to street dogs in Buenos Aires—are affected by an extraordinary type of infectious cancer that causes genital tumors and can jump between individuals known as Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumor or CTVT.
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"I would call him more of a nuisance than anything... like a fungus or a venereal infection," as one American traveler described him at a Brussels hostel, who asked not to be identified by name for fear of being labeled a lifetime STD carrier.
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BERLIN — A lawmaker from Chancellor Angela Merkel's party stunned his colleagues on Thursday when he took to the floor of the German Parliament to repeat a vulgar accusation that the president of Turkey has a venereal disease, perhaps contracted while having sex with goats.
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The dark side of the Transcontinental Railroad is a story of greed, corruption, venereal disease, pay disparities between white and Chinese laborers, violence unleashed by and against the Plains tribes, and — given the ungodly amount of timber required for ties, bridges, cars and fuel — deforestation.
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SEOUL, South Korea — In a landmark ruling, a South Korean court said on Friday that the government had broken the law during the 1960s and '70s by detaining prostitutes who catered to American soldiers, and by forcing them to undergo treatment for venereal diseases.
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"They're struggling to find enough to eat, they can no longer use the forest medicines they rely on, they're forced to contend with new diseases that are more prevalent in this environment, from malaria and typhoid, to venereal diseases, HIV/AIDS, and alcoholism as well," he said.
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Along the way, we learn that chocolate was once thought to prevent venereal disease, and that gravy was so highly prized in the Middle Ages that "gravy thieves" would surreptitiously drill holes in the bottom of meat pies in order to extract and reuse the liquid inside.
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"Even if malaria is eventually implicated in demographic changes in Rome at the end of the Empire, it is important to investigate the other health burdens that people suffered from -- including lead poisoning, parasitic infection, venereal diseases and dietary insufficiency -- by studying both ancient skeletons and DNA," Killgrove said.
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" Its instructions, Trites noted, "include information about having a vaginal exam, how to get birth control, the anatomy of the penis, condom usage, information about premature ejaculation, venereal disease, impotence, sexual relations during menstruation, the breaking of the hymen, premarital pregnancy, and play-by-play directions for having intercourse.
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Among the accusations thrown McCain's way by Bush's squad: McCain's wife Cindy was a drug addict; that their adopted daughter Bridget, who is from Bangladesh, was actually the product of McCain's affair with a black woman; and that McCain had given his wife a venereal disease after sleeping with a prostitute.
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"The symptoms they ascribed to venereal disease all these years / Turned out to be side effects of the magnetic strips on credit cards," go the lyrics, and it's the first clue that Frigid Forms Sell is going after a different target: consumerism, specifically where it intersects identity, technology, and sex.
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"Truth is, medically, anyone who knows will tell you, including the experts we intend to retain, that the first lesson of herpes transmission is that there is pretty much no way to know who gave who herpes," Mr. Anton wrote in a court filing last year after the government cited Mr. Kelly's failure to disclose a venereal disease ahead of his bail hearing.
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Storyville lasted only until 1917, when the Navy shut it down, along with other red light districts near military camps around the country, following the nation's entry into World War I. (The Navy was worried about the distraction to its sailors stationed there as well as the spread of venereal disease.) But in that time New Orleans jazz emerged, in part, in Storyville.
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This is a woman who has fought for women and children and families for three decades, while Donald Trump was running around Manhattan polishing his image as a Playboy millionaire, going on the Howard Stern show boasting of his conquests and how famous married women desired him, talking about oral sex, venereal diseases, judging the looks and builds of possible sex partners, marrying and divorcing three times over.
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She noted that Russian trolls had created social-media posts clearly aimed at winning support for Trump from churchgoers and military families—key Republican voters who seemed likely to lack enthusiasm for a thrice-married nominee who had boasted of groping women, obtained multiple military deferments, mocked Gold Star parents and a former prisoner of war, and described the threat of venereal disease as his personal equivalent of the Vietcong.
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Alabama: Filet Mignon recipe Alaska: Lobster recipe Arizona: Venereal disease Arkansas: Valentine's Day Makeup California: Friendship Day Colorado: Russell Stover Connecticut: Edible Arrangements Delaware: eHarmony Florida: Friendship Day Georgia: Longhorn Steakhouse Hawaii: Seafood near me Idaho: Bumble Illinois: Hooters Indiana: Texas Roadhouse Iowa: Texas Roadhouse Kansas: Broken heart syndrome Kentucky: Valentine's Day deals Louisiana: Hooters Maine: The Bachelor Maryland: Outback Menu Massachusetts: Dirty Valentines Michigan: heart-shaped pizza Minnesota: Hallmark eCards Mississippi: Quote about love Missouri: Poetry Montana: How to cook lobster tail Nebraska: Free Valentine's cards Nevada: Brazilian blowout New Hampshire: Lindt chocolate New Jersey: Valentine's Day quotes New Mexico: Red Lobster New York: Edible Arrangements North Carolina: Golden Corral prices North Dakota: Free eCards Ohio: Red Lobster Oklahoma: Poetry Oregon: Cheese fondue recipe Pennsylvania: Edible Arrangements Rhode Island: Steak & BJ Day South Carolina: Poetry South Dakota: Outback Menu Tennessee: Venereal disease Texas: Dirty Valentine's poems Utah: Brazilian waxing Vermont: Ben & Jerry's Virginia: The Melting Pot Washington: Chocolate shops West Virginia: Trump Valentine Wisconsin: Dirty Valentines Wyoming: Tinder
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"Suffice to say that while you can arrive on Twitter and disseminate the untethered and anti-human opinion that mothers who have their children kidnapped and held incommunicado from them at the American border are criminals â€" and both mother and child deserve that fate â€" or that 14-year-old boys who survive the Holocaust are guilty of betraying fellow Jews when there is no evidence of such, you CANNOT wish that the people who traffic in such vile shit should crawl off and die of a fulminant venereal rash," he wrote.
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The technique is highly effective in a dense, heavily political chapter on Courbet's painterly condemnation of what he saw as a failure of the French social system in a series on beggars and vagabonds, and where Nochlin particularly — typically — excels is her chapter analysing the differing visual treatment applied to gender, pointing out with Henri de Tolouse-Lautrec's "The Medical Inspection (Rue de Moulins)" (1894) that the proliferation of venereal disease in fin-de-siecle Paris is only ever depicted with female sufferers, never male, and that there are no records of the prostitution experience from the very women themselves who engaged in it.
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