Women are aroused and stay aroused while having multiple releases.
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Men need to be aroused by the fact that women are aroused.
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When you are not sexually aroused, you can't understand how you act when you are sexually aroused.
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They'll be measurably aroused—there will be engorgement, lubrication—but when the women are asked, 'Are you aroused?' they respond, 'No.
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Is it impossible to have somebody who isn't sexually aroused by attractive young people but is instead sexually aroused by virtuous people?
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"The best indicator of whether or not you're aroused is whether you feel like you're aroused, not necessarily whether or not you're wet," says sexologist Celeste Holbrook, PhD.
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" He added, "Mass communications have aroused the mass man.
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The Instagram controversy occurred after he posted a thirst trap which was subsequently removed by the platform because of its policy regarding aroused genitalia, but he argued he was only semi-aroused.
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Buck's predicament aroused more shame and scorn than support. Her
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It used to make me tired and not sexually aroused.
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Music with a higher tempo makes people feel more aroused.
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The contract between Microsoft and the Army aroused some controversy.
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She could tell by my reaction that I was aroused.
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I was a little aroused by the idea of it.
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Both sides are aroused, because the results feel so consequential.
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She binds and tenderizes it, becoming more and more aroused.
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Feelings had been aroused that seemed incompatible with neighborly life.
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Richmond explains that all this also happens when we're aroused.
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With his social conscience aroused, Mr. Mendes helped unionize them.
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Democracy, when passions and principles are aroused, is a messy business.
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Some pregnant women feel tired, bloated, nauseated, and anything but aroused.
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Once she's sufficiently aroused, you can try touching the clit directly.
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I was too slow, though, and was left aroused and frustrated.
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The call aroused criticism and raised questions about his diplomatic skills.
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When boys and girls hold each other, they get sexually aroused.
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Performances of "Das Wunder" in Berlin aroused a savage press reaction.
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But he did not see geopolitical passions aroused by the match.
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A succession of bailouts for Greece aroused stiff opposition in Germany.
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The raid on Mr. da Silva aroused passions around the country.
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Reagan's unalloyed preference for Southern California, aroused parochial resentment in Sacramento.
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I've shared him with other women, and felt aroused by that.
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But whether I'm aroused or not, the situation is still awkward.
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You're turned on When you're aroused, blood rushes to your vulva.
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His head began spinning and he says he became sexually aroused.
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A provocative, building-length mural has aroused responses from giggles to outrage.
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They're not doing it to get aroused, but instead to critique it.
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And Mara, he could tell all too plainly, was already so aroused.
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Like a penis, it engorges when aroused—swelling by up to 300%.
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She mustn't look at any of the paintings or she'll become aroused.
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I was a little taken aback, slightly weirded out but oddly aroused.
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Some people say they feel extra-aroused when they're on their period.
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Betting $5 chips and signaling into the air, Grosjean aroused no suspicions.
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And staffers found that the word "sustainability" aroused suspicion among Trump appointees.
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But why are people so aroused by this tired, stereotypical hot guy?
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They can tune into their own heart rate as they become aroused.
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Screenland Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign has aroused the passions of Democratic voters.
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Most of all, we have a public who is aroused and strong.
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On work calls, he would talk graphically about how she aroused him.
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The change aroused alarm within the agency, and concerns from some outside experts.
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Fart fetishism—also known as eproctophilia—involves being sexually aroused by anal flatulence.
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But the expectations that have been aroused in the American population are huge.
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Research shows that, when people are aroused, their disgust reflex basically shuts down.
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But his passion is also aroused by the racism he still sees here.
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"Gone is the bestial pounding of my penis to get aroused," Lana said.
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Authorities allegedly asked Stephen whether he became aroused by looking at the videos.
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When anyone, regardless of gender identity, becomes aroused, blood rushes to their genitals.
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This may mean they are more likely to become aroused when consuming sugar.
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It really meant something that he has aroused these angry citizens to vote.
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That aroused suspicions among their supporters that the judge was targeting the left.
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For example, early in the movie, Ronnie, aroused by CJ, gets an erection.
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But even after watching porn for 40 minutes, I only feel slightly aroused.
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It scared me awake, and once up, I was fully aroused and erect.
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So, if they're not aroused, why exactly do people get full-fledged boners?
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This action aroused passion, including concern even from groups opposed to the ACA.
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The all-male quartet aroused curiosity and inspired innocent guesses about their relationships.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who also aroused the ire of entrenched interests.
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I sensed this aroused her curiosity because I never met them for lunch.
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One time, she said, she noticed that he appeared to be physically aroused.
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The sudden passions aroused by the protest have taken the country by surprise.
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As he grows more aroused, the crest feathers on his head become erect.
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Everyone experiences a different amount of wetness when they're aroused, and a lot of it depends on where you are in your menstrual cycle, how long you've been aroused, and how turned on you are to the stimulus, Fosnight says.
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Adam questioned his sexuality: Was he gay because he became aroused during the attacks?
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That way, being aroused at work might become a blessing rather than a burden.
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This tic aroused suspicion, said a former Myanmar police commander who oversaw the investigation.
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At times he could be achingly sympathetic, even as the reason aroused curiosity.
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Should we tell the NFL to loosen them in case women get too aroused?
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But that wasn't the end of the story because English nationalism had been aroused.
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Altering the activity of this connection changed how aroused, alert or calm mice were.
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Even so, the premiere of Cage's "4'33''," in 1952 in Woodstock, N.Y., aroused tempers.
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So while they elicited gestures of kindness from some, they aroused suspicion from others.
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People in this moderate middle are less ideologically rigid than their politically aroused compatriots.
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"This trial has aroused public interest similar to that of a circus," he added.
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That is not the only thing to have aroused the suspicion of regulators and politicians.
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"Lie after lie after lie," is how Smith put it in one especially aroused newscast.
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She told him that he could touch her vagina to see that she was aroused.
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She says that many people simply appreciate intelligence, while sapiosexuals are sexually aroused by it.
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The vagina stretches when you are aroused, so sex is much more pleasurable and easier.
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Voters went to the polls after a campaign that aroused deep emotions on both sides.
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The visible reappearance in Germany of the prejudice that resulted in genocide has aroused alarm.
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First off, Dr. Sulak recommends not having penetrative sex until you're already stimulated and aroused.
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By definition, it means he is sexually aroused by prepubescent children (in his case, girls).
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My understanding is that it's mainly men being sexually aroused by watching women crushing animals.
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" -Age 32 "Some of them are particularly good at making you get aroused very quickly.
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And then if you are aroused enough, that could lead to an orgasm, she says.
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She lost because of the forces of racism, misogyny, and nativism that Trump expertly aroused.
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It aroused probably the loudest wave of boos from the crowd, and it will linger.
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The trend has aroused concerns among doctors, who worry that it is affecting patient care.
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The trend has aroused concerns among doctors, who worry that it is affecting patient care.
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The plan has aroused opposition in the municipality of Vordingborg, of which Lindholm is part.
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Perhaps their breakdowns aroused a sentiment—fellow-feeling—that he had ruthlessly cauterized in himself.
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Eventually, he is aroused by her insolence, and he begins to force himself on her.
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A. It has aroused a great deal of interest, but also a lot of skepticism.
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A subset of these sadistic men are actually physically and emotionally aroused by sexual violence.
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Always Be My Maybe Rated PG-13 for teens getting deflowered and adults getting aroused.
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They have aroused their base, perhaps, but they have also ignited fury among Trump supporters.
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I can get very aroused and then she tells me to stop—it's game over.
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The initiation fees have also aroused the ire of some members leaving the Trump clubs.
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During moments of highly aroused stress and fear, we develop a tunnel vision of memory.
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Living in the flood of data we can easily numb out or get hyper-aroused.
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Sociology professor Alicia Walker is asking male participants to voluntarily send photos of their anatomy along with measurements – in an aroused and non-aroused state – as part of a research project approved by the Missouri State University Institutional Review Board, The College Fix reported.
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I can be aroused by a fragrance and, conversely, some male scents can turn my stomach.
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Plain white designs, with a tiny, dull emblem like a town seal, aroused his particular ire.
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The prospect of so many being made stateless, and possibly expelled, has understandably aroused a furore.
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His curiosity was aroused by the design more than its immediate purpose: to register fellow refugees.
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About 20 minutes later, I could tell I was getting more aroused, and so it began.
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For people who have vulvas, getting fully aroused can take up to 20 or 30 minutes.
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In short, anxiety impedes your ability to create the hormones needed to become properly sexually aroused.
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Pfizer's Viagra, also known as sildenafil citrate, treats a physical condition when men are already aroused.
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Or did you perhaps find yourself aroused by the idea of anonymous sex with a stranger?
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People get even more aroused just by the sound of someone's voice, naturally as it is.
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It is difficult to be aroused by a silent lover, in reality and during phone sex.
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Perez said Rahami had not aroused any kind of suspicion that he might have been radicalizing.
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Maybe they are more aroused by the idea of sex with a literally objectified sexual partner.
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When relationships are engineered, they are usually handled with such finesse that suspicion is never aroused.
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Anastasia Steele, in contrast, is pretty much always confused, or aroused, or confused by her arousal.
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But new research, published Wednesday in suggests that's not because women are less aroused by erotica.
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"Jealousy gnawed her vitals, affront inflamed her proper pride, ingratitude aroused her moral indignation," Winston wrote.
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By setting his queer comedy in a children's show he aroused all sorts of adult anxieties.
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"We don't just think that this is an end, like, 'let's get you aroused,'" says Gutierrez.
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They may seem hyper-aroused or vigilant, ever alert and cringing, braced to flee or fight.
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When Kenneth Dart relocated to Grand Cayman, his secretiveness and colorful business dealings aroused local suspicion.
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But once she gained access to the grounds her behavior, including shooting many photographs, aroused suspicion.
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Nearly 300 girls were taken as they prepared for exams, an episode that aroused global outrage.
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We hear that some of the men are aroused, and someone mentions how hot Bonnie is.
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Although my body is clearly aroused by it, I have no desire to attend to that arousal.
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"The positioning of The Glitoris is the shape a clitoris is when it is aroused," Wolf explains.
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Worse, immigration advocacy has not produced powerful alliances for Latinos, but it has aroused some notable enemies.
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That they escaped the prejudice they first aroused was in part because their skin was acceptably white.
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He was no angel but, Ms Fox argues, he had aroused suspicions mostly because he was foreign.
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The benefits to taking the time to let your body become fully aroused and lubricated are staggering.
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The result is her book Aroused: The History of Hormones and How They Control Just About Everything.
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So would you think it's logical to then get aroused the next day when you've stopped ascending?
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When we're aroused, it activates a lot of the reward pathways that alcohol and other drugs do.
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When caffeine puts your brain and body into this hyper-aroused state, your emotions overrun your behavior.
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"It is very common for people to be aroused by themselves [to varying degrees]," Dr. Aaron says.
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The political implications of his situation—namely, his inability to get government assistance—aroused far less concern.
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When you're aroused, the glans clitoris swells, which usually is enough to move the clitoral hood aside.
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Our brains were so aroused that our genitals climaxed like the chorus in a Katy Perry song.
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We're all very much able to control ourselves after becoming aroused, if we choose to do so.
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But the strategic aspects of the bid had aroused greater interest than the ramifications for Australian politics.
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Joan Claybrook, a former head of N.H.T.S.A., said requiring customers to keep quiet about repairs aroused suspicion.
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You go on with your awesome pants, but I cannot order him to be aroused by them.
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"This decision has aroused a lot of debate in society," he told reporters in Taipei on Monday.
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The woman, who declined to give her name, said that Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel had aroused no suspicions.
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Shen's expulsion has aroused "immense skepticism" within the Afghanistan government concerning the copper contract, according to Huffman.
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" Wilson added, "I'm not aroused by his little Cabbage Patch face and his tight little bubble butt.
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He left briefly, and when he returned, she said, he was not wearing pants — and was aroused.
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Few classical recordings have aroused as much fascination as Glenn Gould's 1981 take on Bach's "Goldberg" Variations.
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Some ministers could push to ease austerity policies that have aroused populist discontent across the European Union.
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But it was the missiles, not the initial locking onto the helicopter, that aroused this group's consternation.
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What is it about this appointee and her vision of education that has aroused such angry opposition?
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IG's explanation was that Jason was showing off "aroused genitalia" with the giant bulge in his briefs.
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The boy's mother had been nearly eviscerated, savagely mauled, and feelings of disgust and anger were aroused.
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Broadly speaking, theaters use talkbacks to protect the audience from uncomfortable feelings the play may have aroused.
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The only thing you can do is what is now happening: an aroused populace can protect democracy.
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It's a good week to address the partnership drama aroused from last Sunday's full Moon in Pisces.
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Babies can feel distress, they can feel pleasure and they do, they can certainly be aroused or calm.
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And just because someone is sexually aroused, it doesn't mean they want to have sex with another person.
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They're certainly serious, but the manner in which they have been publicized has aroused suspicion around the web.
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But they were more likely to be aroused if their partner cheated with someone of the same sex.
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But plans for such visits have aroused Dutch sensitivities over integration and whether Turkish-Dutch have divided loyalties.
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"Near the end of the 10-hour flight she was not able to be aroused," stated the report.
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"Your clit, as well as the other aroused parts, will swell, making it much more noticeable," she says.
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It equates being aroused by something weird with noxious policy platforms that seek to oppress and disenfranchise people.
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The clitoral bulbs wrap around the vagina opening; when you're aroused they fill with blood, making you tighter.
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The world's largest provider of telecommunications equipment has aroused suspicion in the West and the Trump administration's wrath.
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And in this case, all those aroused feelings likely led the two animals to face off, he said.
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But, once sexually stimulated, you can expect to be just as aroused as usual — if not more so.
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In the second experiment, participants watched the same clips, indicated how aroused they were, and then played Blackjack.
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The attack occurred as border police checked the men at the Damascus Gate after they aroused authorities' suspicions.
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Either way, when a person wakes up with a boner, there's a good chance they weren't aroused before.
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These passions of mine were aroused with the release of the second season of Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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It was created with the input of OB/GYNs to help women get more aroused and combat dryness.
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Weiner was clearly aroused by his conversation with the 40-something divorcee when he abruptly changed the subject.
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"The voices that blocked these safeguards were not the voices of an aroused nation," the president said Oct.
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So, we thought, if you're alert or aroused, similar parameters should also go up in the dying brain.
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How else to explain the ferocious explosion of emotion aroused by Kristen Roupenian's New Yorker story "Cat Person"?
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But they acknowledged the difficulty of that, given the passions aroused by subjects like democracy, nationalism and sovereignty.
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In González's situation, she and her scene partner were touching the whole time, and he became unintentionally aroused.
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We didn't care that he had been retired; he aroused a fierce, protective love in each of us.
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His campaign moved through Twitter to the aroused masses; it had no use or need for conventional channels.
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In authorizing airstrikes in Syria without a parliamentary mandate, she has aroused a lot of anger in Britain.
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Her glamorous transformation has aroused suspicion and opprobrium among the Party's rank and file, but many forgive it.
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He is a Sunni Kurd and aroused Mr Abdul-Mahdi's ire by quickly condemning the shooting of protesters.
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So you think people end up wanking in different ways because it's become so easy to be aroused?
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Kate Mulholland, from the Crown Prosecution Service, says when suspicions were aroused, Gamoota disappeared, but authorities tracked him down.
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If you're going to add any type of internal fingering, make sure the person being fingered is aroused first.
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Alibaba, Weibo, Tencent and others grew up using structures of dubious legality and peddling products that aroused governmental anxiety.
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While I felt somewhat aroused, I was too overstimulated to focus intently on what was happening in my jorts.
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"I'm both frightened and aroused," Steve's buddy Sameer (Saïd Taghmaoui) grumbles, watching her casually respond to a bar fight.
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But since British passions have been aroused by a note that few ever use, why not simply produce more?
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As for Mr Moro, he had already aroused suspicion over his motives when he became Mr Bolsonaro's justice minister.
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Arms transfers were previously bundled into big packages that reliably aroused Chinese anger; they are now growing more routine.
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Think, if you will, of all the controversy aroused when Willem de Kooning or Richard Diebenkorn returned to figuration.
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Yet the emotions the sight aroused were less about the building itself than about what losing it might mean.
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They didn't show them anything, and they didn't do anything to them, yet they reported feeling more sexually aroused.
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Bill Clinton aroused controversy in 1993 when he named his wife, Hillary Clinton, to lead his healthcare reform drive.
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So if the brain is less aroused by lying, that might mean a person is getting used to it.
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She was happy for them, but she wasn't especially aroused, which was not an uncommon occurrence in recent weeks.
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In the book, you talk about how one third to half the women surveyed are aroused by rape fantasies.
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He wouldn't have done that otherwise, but in part of a highly aroused group, you become part of that.
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Lots of pharmaceutical companies want to make drugs targeting women who have low sex drives or trouble becoming aroused.
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The other woman said she told police Nassar was visibly aroused as he examined her during one medical visit.
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"This nomination...has aroused the American people from coast to coast on the issue of sexual assault," he added.
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He found that he was getting aroused and forced himself to think of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb.
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The weekend began with what seemed like an odd and troubling event, but one that hardly aroused widespread alarm.
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I knew the FGM was a part of not being able to get even sufficiently aroused to enjoy sex.
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The existing declaration has aroused fears that the government is using its emergency powers to clamp down on critics.
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"It's very difficult to sleep if you're engaged or aroused, so engaging in relaxing activities can help," Kryger said.
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"Dogs do not seem to produce facial movement as a kind of reflex to being aroused," Dr. Kaminski wrote.
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But the dragon was only dozing, and the attackers' first spear aroused it, drawing a blast of angry fire.
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He started stuffing them into the schedules and brochures stocked in the Met's lobby, which aroused the company's ire.
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Nonfiction AROUSED The History of Hormones and How They Control Just About Everything By Randi Hutter Epstein 313 pp.
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However, others are not aroused by the rotating motion, which is very different to the thrusting experienced during sex.
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According to neighbors, Mr. Hassan had aroused few suspicions of untoward behavior, apart from getting involved in a fight.
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The high-profile museum project in the German capital has aroused controversy over its treatment of colonial-era objects.
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Kissing, making out, dry-humping, dirty talk, and other forms of foreplay will help you get aroused and get wet.
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While the latest claim has aroused excitement among Yeti-lovers on social media, it is at odds with scientific findings.
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"Teen Bride Courtney Stodden Talks Wedding Night: 'I Was Aroused For 215 Hours Straight,'" said Radar Online at the time.
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Police suspicions were aroused, however, after CCTV footage showed no evidence of his wife leaving the building during that period.
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The slurping sounds aroused the attention of our driver, and I leaned forward through the partition to block his view.
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Or they could proceed with care, and be branded as negligent themselves by an aroused public and vote-seeking politicians.
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They included two US citizens -- a fact that aroused not even the faintest whisper of protest from the Trump administration.
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And Mitchell herself avoided using the kind of disrespectful language that aroused outrage among many women watching the Hill hearings.
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Relations between creole whites and the white English are ambivalent: Rochester is simultaneously aroused and repelled by Antoinette's "impure" whiteness.
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Scott alleges Pardue grew aroused while they were filming a sex scene for a TV pilot titled Mogulettes in May.
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Rudy was concerned about Trump's legacy, but slightly aroused by the thought of the carnage on the ground in Iran.
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Fingering can be uncomfortable if the receiving partner is not properly aroused, since vaginal lubrication is key to comfortable penetration.
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There's nothing wrong with dancing, but no one wants to feel you being aroused because you saw an ankle bracelet.
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There is no girl on the planet that wants to see Harvey Weinstein naked and is going to get aroused.
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Once you're aroused, you might be able to see a roundish nub (your clitoris!), depending on your anatomical structure, Dr.
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Radicals of the left have understood this: witness the passionate support aroused by Britain's Jeremy Corbyn and Spain's Pablo Iglesias.
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The term is clinical, not legal or criminological: paedophiles are adults who are only or mainly aroused by prepubescent children.
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Still, he realized the reason they aroused suspicion and got caught was because they publicized their fabricated accomplishments, attracting attention.
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This aroused the Clary's Grove boys, and it suddenly appeared Lincoln might be attacked by an entire crowd of people.
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A BAT also functions sort of like a value-added tax (VAT), which traditionally has aroused the hostility of conservatives.
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That also tracks with the trend of an increasing amount of people identifying as sapiosexual (someone physically aroused by intelligence).
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It might be Amazon's answer to Netflix's "Chef's Table," with enough food porn and zesty banter to keep viewers aroused.
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This animal drama may seem trivial, but the emotion and attention it aroused carry lessons for us in America today.
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Such an invitation, even at night, would not be unusual for a senior official and would not have aroused suspicion.
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Some of its other investments, like the file-sharing giant Dropbox, have aroused skepticism about their long-term growth prospects.
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Letter From Washington No issue has aroused more partisan passion over the past six years than the Affordable Care Act.
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It is stumbling upon an episode of Sex and the City on TV and getting aroused by an unexpected boob.
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As my peers drooled over the milquetoast Backstreet Boys, Usher presented a confident alternative that both scared and aroused me.
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Some people, especially the guys on the forum, seem to get sexually aroused just by reading about other people crying.
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Sure, maybe I'd had some odd thoughts, but did I have vomerophilia, the condition of being sexually aroused by vomit?
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Remember that he held meetings with top financiers whose firms later lent money to Kushner Companies, which has aroused concerns.
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So her having cultivated the sonnet — however freely interpreted that label might be in any given case — aroused my curiosity.
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Then over the next five minutes, the vibrations slowly increase so you wake sensually, pleasurably, feeling confident, happy, and aroused.
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But the attacks of 9/11 also aroused a sense of patriotism, duty and civic resolve not seen in generations.
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Péladan singled out for praise Rops's "Les Sataniques," a series of etchings depicting visibly aroused demons penetrating and killing women.
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Mr. Alden demands much from his three cast members, who have physically violent encounters when the predatory master becomes aroused.
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But never has he aroused as much passion as he has during his closing arguments in the president's impeachment trial.
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" According to TMZ, a spokesperson for Facebook (which owns Instagram) claimed the removal was because the picture showed "aroused genitalia.
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Those with vaginas may take longer to get aroused and produce less natural lubrication, which can make sex less comfortable.
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" A spokesperson from the Facebook Company, which owns Instagram, said the post violated the site's guidelines by featuring "aroused genitalia.
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On the taxi ride home, she claimed he grew aroused again when he put Dushku on his lap in the backseat.
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On Page 121, one study shows that we're more likely to agree to a request for help when we're emotionally aroused.
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Once you become aroused, feel around for the ribbed area on the top few inches of the vaginal wall, she says.
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Many of us watch porn not only to become aroused but also to get new ideas for real-life sexual encounters.
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If you're still not seeing anything, Dr. Britton suggests experimenting using a vibrator and watching what happens as you get aroused.
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I don't know if I was attracted to you as women or as men or just generally aroused by the sexiness.
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But for others, perhaps they found themselves confused and aroused when their childhood crush laughingly floated an air biscuit their way.
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Authorities said a turquoise van cruising around outside Linda's school the day she disappeared aroused suspicion with both parents and students.
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This is the exact time, Ms O'Sullivan notes, at which a patient of William's called Mary Travers aroused suspicion from Jane.
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But those studies relied on survey-based responses, asking subjects to rate how much they became aroused by various erotic images.
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The first shot is from inside a peep-show machine: we are the camera, gazing into her eyes, rapt and aroused.
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Women who worked out more often were more satisfied with their orgasms and were more easily able to get sexually aroused.
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She added that the brain functions in different ways when you feel aroused during foreplay versus when you are actually orgasming.
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The financial dealings of Mr. Zanjani, who amassed a fortune estimated at $14 billion, have also aroused suspicion in the West.
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They look like they'd rather be licking grit off a lint roller or massaging an oiled up and aroused Melvyn Bragg.
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Somehow, Coutard's cinematography reverberates with the moral elusiveness of the film—we are left aroused and unsure, questioning what has happened.
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Especially when a lot of the time your hormones are changing and a lot of us feel more aroused while bleeding.
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Strauss then "played with me for 5 or 10 minutes, trying to see if I would get aroused," Garrett told CNN.
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A "Black Swan" dynamic quickly begins to develop between them, in which Charlotte seems threatened but aroused by this younger prodigy.
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Erectile dysfunction drugs work by increasing blood flow to the penis, and help men obtain or sustain an erection when aroused.
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The more aroused you both are, the more relaxed and lubricated you'll be, and that can help alleviate pain, Story says.
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On "Sex and the City," he was a blue blood incapable of getting aroused without an issue of Juggs at hand.
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Those providing mental health care at Guantánamo quickly aroused the suspicions of some prisoners, who called them devils, criminals and dogs.
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Pope Francis compared media outlets that spread disinformation and cover scandals to smear politicians to people who become aroused by excrement.
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A disclosure today that the Household Cavalry is selling its old horses to slaughterhouses aroused the fury of British animal lovers.
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One of his text messages in particular, which mentioned having an "insurance policy" against Trump winning, aroused suspicion among his critics.
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I'd forgotten to get myself aroused prior to inserting it, because duh, pre-workout warm-ups tend to not involve masturbation.
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"Everybody has this assumption that men are more visually aroused than women, but women are actually more visually aroused by a wider range of stimuli than men are," Mintz says, referencing a 2007 study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology that recorded women's genital response to videotaped stimuli including homosexual sex and solitary masturbation.
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Areolae have tissue and fiber that contracts so that nipples can get erect when you're chilly, aroused, or breastfeeding, Dr. White says.
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"The Moistener" got its name because it was so much fun to play that Tannon and I both got somewhat aroused. Yikes.
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On the taxi ride home, he allegedly grew aroused again when he put Dushku on his lap in the backseat, she claimed.
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"It's hard to fit this into [a] category, as anyone of any identity or orientation could be aroused by intelligence," she says.
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"Some people are much more reactive to late-night exercise, in the sense that it activates them and they're aroused," he says.
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The General Aggression Model (PDF) argues that warmer temperatures put people into more highly aroused states, which primes impulsive, potentially aggressive behavior.
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" Rob: And Howie is so aroused by his speech that by the end of it, he's like "You're feeling it too, right?
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Though it varies from person to person, it takes the average woman about twenty minutes to become aroused enough to have intercourse.
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Police say Bradford aroused suspicions within the organization last month that she was pocketing money and gift cards being sent to Safyre.
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" As if that weren't enough TMI, Joe admitted he got aroused while filming the NSFW video for DNCE's new single "Body Moves.
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But anyone who was kind of aroused by Dr. Mantleray's alien-woman fantasy may find this definition of paraphilia hard to swallow.
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It revolves around the age-old traditions of an isolated monastery, but it exemplifies the scepticism sometimes aroused by Western heritage programmes.
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"The voices that blocked these safeguards were not the voices of an aroused nation," an angry president said at the bill signing.
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This explains why people with spinal cord damage can still get erections and why you can get erections when not sexually aroused.
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He was also aroused by the idea of leaving me in a cage all day and only letting me out for sex.
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If she's smiling, she might like you, and "she may even be getting a bit aroused by being around you," writes Dolan.
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I imagine if butt play were something I fantasized about, I would have been incredibly aroused, but it's not, so I wasn't.
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Nonetheless, what follows is Lane imagining two parents—"Mommy" and "Daddy," to him—almost unbearably aroused at the site of Mrs. Incredible.
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Now, I love squirting partly because I'm letting my body release the fluids that build up in my bladder when I'm aroused.
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Mr. Trump has aroused racial feelings more than any national candidate since George Wallace 40 years ago, but a lot has changed.
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Yet, the manner in which Mr. Khan was lionized in the American media also aroused discomfort and debate among other American Muslims.
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"Young people are capable when aroused of bringing down the towers of operation and raising the banners of freedom," Mandela once said.
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I understood how much you would enjoy intercourse would depend on how much you'd been aroused and how into it you are.
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Nelson Mandela said: 'Young people are capable, when aroused, of bringing down the towers of oppression and raising the banners of freedom.
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What aroused me was the idea of what they wanted to do to me – not what I might want to do myself.
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Just as the Bumpurs killing prompted outrage and protests, this killing, too, has aroused anger among ordinary people and elected officials alike.
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She was more than ten years older than Herbert; perhaps he aroused protective, maternal feelings that my much older father could not.
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You can only understand the macho cartoons that are Putin and Trump through the fear aroused by the revolution in women's rights.
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Astronauts (most notably John Glenn) aroused public enthusiasm in the decade or two after the peak of interest in the space program.
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Trump has weighed in on Twitter all week with comments that have aroused concerns his administration is weakening the rule of law.
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After the party, we went back to my flat and ended up having sex for a bit, even though I wasn't aroused.
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But they all have something in common when they're in front of someone they're aroused by: You can fool them really easily.
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"You risk a seizure because your brain is used to being swamped in this drug and will become hyper-aroused," says Sessa.
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However, these advances have aroused some ethical concerns, and analysts say they're likely to spark major debate leading to regulation of the technology.
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When a person is aroused, the clitoris roughly doubles in volume, increasing pressure on the nerve-dense area at the anterior vaginal wall.
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Arnett's show, The Comedy Show Show with Will Arnett, will offer a goofy, "fully aroused" inside look into comedy shows around the country.
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She was not crying because she was moved by the compliment, but crying because I had clearly aroused something she was insecure about.
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Such an intervention would enrage Hong Kongers as much as the declaration of martial law in 1989 aroused the fury of Beijing's residents.
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"This failure to react can be viewed in part as a failure of society to provide compelling action alternatives once empathy is aroused."
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But back in his room, Mr. Gallant is aroused by visions of Langdon, and flashes of himself making some sort of satanic sacrifice.
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I realized that I didn't even know what my partner's symptoms would be—even an erection doesn't necessarily mean someone's aroused, after all!
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There's nothing wrong with feeling your feelings, sexual or otherwise, Hope says, but getting aroused is not really the point of practicing yoga.
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Along its way it revealed to the world his elderly father's until then secret perversion: that he was sexually aroused by crippled women.
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She, through the heat of her sexually aroused vagina, is giving a "hot poultice" to this poor bloke who's got the Irish toothache.
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The newspaper featured a clerk who said the judge had showed her pornography on his computer and asked her if it aroused her.
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Without proper brain signals, the body doesn't know how to to become sexually aroused, regardless of what area or areas are being touched.
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And Katelyn discovered that not only was she a macrophile, she was also extremely aroused by the idea of being a giantess herself.
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If all a penis did when its owner got aroused was fill up with blood, it would be a big blood-filled noodle.
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The first time I realised I was aroused was when I watched the vomit scene in the documentary Super Size Me in 2005.
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Once aroused, the need for closure fosters the craving for reliable information, the acute desire to dispel the paralyzing ambiguity that engulfs us.
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For most of the match, he stumbled around "like a bear who had been aroused from hibernation against his consent," reported The Times.
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Crass humor, sacrilegious ideas, and of course, penises—these are just some of the things that have aroused impassioned opposition throughout art history.
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Hot cognitive abilities are those we rely on to make good decisions when we are emotionally aroused, in groups or in a hurry.
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Likewise, in a laboratory experiment, researchers could ask people to rate how sexually aroused they feel in the moment while, say, watching porn.
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In other words, fetishists may find it hard to become—or stay—aroused and to enjoy sex unless their desired object is present.
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Earlier that day he'd gotten aroused by the simple sight of watching Wendy snap a rubber band during the course of a conversation.
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"Aroused" is organized around scientific and medical episodes from the 19th century to the present, many of which involved dubious and unethical practices.
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Alkan made it very clear that being attracted to or aroused by other attendees was normal and not something to be ashamed of.
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American airstrikes, especially in the Kunduz area, once aroused a great deal of government criticism, and the United States has at times apologized.
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The seducer's pronouncements may be empty, even nonsensical, but that matters little; each one brings the aroused crowd to new heights of pleasure.
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The arrival of thousands of refugees from Aleppo in Idlib aroused fears that the rebel-held city in northwestern Syria could be next.
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The chronically troubled economy of Italy, the European Union's fourth largest, has aroused growing concern as possibly the next Greek-style debt crisis.
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Despite their debilitating cancers and other comorbidities, the polarizing election was a flash point for these patients—it aroused their most charged emotions.
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Fear is very front and center, and so when the fear part of our brain is aroused, it tends to muffle our rationality.
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It was only when he arbitrarily dissolved the assembly in 1879, hoping to obtain a decisive monarchist majority, that he aroused serious opposition.
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Annoyingly, these antidepressants may affect pretty much every part of sex — including wanting it, aka your libido; getting aroused; and actually having an orgasm.
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Last year, a Starbucks customer detailed his odd sexual encounter with a man who became visibly aroused after seeing the bottom of his foot.
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Because the man is aroused and his disgust reflex is muted, he may find he enjoys the introduction of human waste into the equation.
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One male gets very agitated, very aroused, manages to get others like that, and then off they go to look for somebody to attack.
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This year 21987m voters in China are being cajoled into voting in elections of the same type that (briefly) aroused such enthusiasm under Deng.
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Offering heavily subsidised classes in Mandarin, the institutes have aroused suspicions in the West that China may be using them to exert political influence.
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He says the men who identify as "mostly straight" had relationships with strictly women, but in some cases, were aroused by seeing a penis.
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Previous Oscar ceremonies have aroused suspicions that the wrong name was read onstage, but there's no evidence to suggest it's ever actually happened before.
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"Being aroused by yoga is a very natural thing that happens in our bodies," says Michelle Hope, a sex expert in New York City.
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The Kurdish campaign to expand in rural areas in northern Aleppo province it considers as ethnically Kurdish has aroused suspicion among mainstream Arab rebels.
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"); andFred ("Yes, there are times that I get aroused at work and I have to go back to my desk to avoid being noticed.
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They may have trouble getting aroused, or reaching orgasm, or their arousal and orgasm may feel different from how it did before their injuries.
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When it comes to pornography, men make up the bulk of consumers, but new research suggests that's not because they're more aroused by it.
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Mr. Wadach's emotional story, after those months of union activity, aroused suspicions among employees who were skeptical that a union would act so callously.
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The 85033-minute meeting on the tarmac at Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport aroused further suspicion about the political pressures weighing on the DOJ.
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"Having open awareness of your own body can make you more aroused," says Melanie Greenberg, PhD, a psychologist who specializes in mindfulness and relationships.
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Dr. Dweck explains that the endorphins that come with physical activity don't just improve your mood — their release can make you feel aroused, too.
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Women were physically aroused equally by the male- and female-created porn, but reported getting much more turned on by the woman-created smut.
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The shock and fear aroused by the incoming Trump administration has left many of its members feeling hopeless, wondering how best to combat injustice.
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There's a woman who told me she was so deeply aroused by the kissing scene during the festival that she went home and masturbated.
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Martin said Lonergan also hugged the girl while he was aroused and grabbed her buttocks, pulling her closer when she tried to pull away.
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Under ordinary circumstances, President Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to replace Scalia, which the President announced on March 16th, might have aroused little controversy.
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Jason's throwing cold water on that theory though ... telling he wasn't all THAT aroused in the photo, calling it more of a "semi" sitch.
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The damsel looked half in anguish, half aroused—being hoisted by the bare chest and puffy shirt adorned beefcake, grasping at her bursting corset.
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But Lynch specifically shoots the rape scenes to be as bizarre and surreal as possible, designed to make the viewer uncomfortable rather than aroused.
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The team discovered that both vaccines activated one set of dendritic cells, yet only the trivalent vaccine aroused an interferon response in other dendritic cells.
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But how much you produce in a day depends on things like where you are in your menstrual cycle and how sexually aroused you are.
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Only about 10% of people report feeling aroused by ASMR, so any feelings of arousal might be due to the intense relaxation and personal attention.
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She becomes so aroused after talking to bonafide arty douchebag Booth Jonathan that she has to go masturbate in the bathroom of an event space.
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But it was the disappearance of Lee Bo, a shareholder in the shop, that aroused the biggest concern because it occurred in Hong Kong itself.
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The popular fury aroused by the scandal provided the political passion that led to the impeachment of Lula's successor as president, his protégée Dilma Rousseff.
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In our culture, even an unintentionally aroused nipple — standing at attention thanks to a breeze or sudden brush of fabric — is deemed shameful or provocative.
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Bridenstine aroused the ire of Neil deGrasse Tyson, a celebrity astrophysicist and an early proponent of downgrading Pluto from its former status as a planet.
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"The reason why people get aroused by risk and pregnancy is that our brain registers arousal and anxiety often as the same thing," he explains.
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Mr Wu had recently aroused controversy in China because of his public criticism of the country's nationalists, which was rare from someone of his rank.
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Each morning when he awoke once more in an aroused state—there was no mercy—it was of Katherine from the café that he thought.
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The article included the account of a former clerk who said Kozinski made her look at pornographic images and asked whether they sexually aroused her.
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I already had difficulty getting wet, and all of a sudden I had a vagina that was completely dry, no matter how aroused I was.
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He earlier told me he thought he wasn't sexually aroused by me because I was 'overweight' (knowing that I was recovering from various eating disorders).
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In contrast, those who hold a strong and ideologically consistent position on issues are no more aroused emotionally than others by party threats or reassurances.
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"Something has aroused Hispanics to register and vote in 2016, and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know what that is," he told me.
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The clashing views of the two camps aroused memories of protests that periodically roiled the Thai capital before culminating in coups in 2006 and 2014.
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"He wanted to be disarmed, he wanted to be aroused," Gertler writes about what Howard needed in a piece of writing for Rosemary, his magazine.
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In the beginning, sex is usually more spontaneous, and cues such as a look or touch from your partner make you feel aroused more quickly.
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That journey would have aroused suspicion, officials said, since driving on the Sabbath is generally forbidden for observant Jews, and Yitzhar is a religious settlement.
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You tell all your best-embellished stories, and they call bullshit, and you realize that they're smarter than you, and you feel intimidated and aroused.
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Yeah, I don't think we're going to have anything as good as Sarah Palin winking and all the conservatives getting aroused and writing about it.
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If a person is aroused by provocative stimulus, like violent or sexual images, a GSR can pick up the minute changes that happen at skin level.
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Happily, later episodes drop that business in favor of better, though similarly bizarre, jokes like the fact that humans can smell when Pam's species is aroused.
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You have to get aroused and then have sex and then clean up (it's part of the reason she suggests considering a make out session instead).
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But it has asked the EU for clarification on provisions that have aroused domestic opposition, including on state subsidies and protections for wages and working conditions.
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I see so the fantasy is like a pair of glasses that shows you new and exciting ways to get aroused in the world around you?
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"Some experience it more like an orientation, in that they feel more aroused by themselves than by others, and they are called autosexuals," Dr. Aaron says.
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Mr Lee's case has aroused particular interest because he disappeared from Hong Kong itself; the others were visiting the mainland or Thailand when they went missing.
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For the uninitiated, omorashi—from the Japanese word for "wet yourself"—is a fetish that involves being sexually aroused by the discomfort of a full bladder.
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The thing is, we as people are made—by thousands of years of sexual selection—to be impulsive and use poor judgment when we're sexually aroused.
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His policy of intolerance toward views he dislikes recently aroused the ire of Egypt's journalists union, which includes many who work for state-run news outlets.
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This is probably because encouraging highly aroused trauma survivors to relive their experience activates the sympathetic nervous system and intensifies symptoms of PTSD, thereby retraumatizing them.
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Although Beardsley is best known for portraying sexually aroused men and wraithlike female temptresses, he was far more versatile than is generally assumed, Dr. Zatlin said.
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I hope that he'll learn more about curiosity and tolerance, the ideals celebrated in my naturalization letter, by having his curiosity aroused by a new environment.
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I don't make poor choices due to being aroused at a particular moment—you know, thinking with your groin instead of your head kind of thing.
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" Now is a good time to be aroused, he declared, but also to remember that, as Mandela said, "love comes more naturally to the human heart.
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"I get aroused not because I want to be doing those things, but because reading about others doing those things is exciting for me," she explained.
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I also admire how the guy in the drawing has the sleepily-aroused look of a stoner currently into the 45th minute of a YouPorn browse.
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The newspaper reported that he aroused suspicions in the aftermath of the attack when he ordered a steak in the restaurant, while other guests were panicking.
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"Our brain gets very aroused when we're focused on time," said Meng Zhu, an associate professor who studies urgency at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.
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Maybe the air of wildness came from the scale, I thought, the very sense of earthly grandeur aroused as we drove along in our tiny car.
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One woman identified as Patient G told the state board she had become sexually aroused by the doctor's manipulations, and two others said they had orgasms.
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The article included the account of a former clerk who said Kozinski had made her look at pornographic images and asked whether they sexually aroused her.
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In Free State, some who spoke out against public corruption were suddenly killed in circumstances that, even in a country with widespread violent crime, aroused suspicions.
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A self-described "nerd for maps," Mr. Wasserman represents just the kind of campaign super-junkie that only the most fanatical of politicos get aroused by.
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"Remember that the body may need a bit of time to get fully aroused before more intense stimulation feels as amazing as it can," she says.
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In 1990, after a complaint from a photo-lab employee aroused suspicion, FBI officers raided his San Francisco studio and seized his cameras, prints, and computer.
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Erection can be a reflex to physical stimulation even when the person isn't mentally aroused, much like when the doctor taps your knee with that little hammer.
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Because the clitoral hood is thin and folded like humans', the researchers deduced that, like in people, dolphins' clits get enlarged, engorged and more sensitive when aroused.
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Skene's glands, which sit near the urethra and are sometimes called the "female prostate," also contribute to the wetness you feel when you're aroused, Dr. Holbrook says.
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Every time A. had that dream, it aroused the same feelings in him—calm that turned into frustration that turned into anger that immediately turned into compassion.
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The furor also aroused anticipation over how Rock, one of the more influential and inventive African-American stand-up comics, would address the issue in his monologue.
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Nine of 10 perpetrators made threats or sent messages that aroused concern and three-fourths had a history of eliciting concern before their attacks, the agency said.
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It would have taken a very strange individual to mix with Smiles and the rest of the guys without taking any drugs, and could have aroused suspicion.
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He has aroused criticism for his pledge to deport illegal immigrants, even as it helped propel him in the race for the Republican nomination for the Nov.
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"Research has shown that, generally speaking, women are more likely to become sexually aroused if they feel relaxed and emotionally cared for," sex therapist Emily deAyala said.
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In "Young Frankenstein," Mr. Wilder lies atop the monster his character has created, peeved that the creature beneath him has been aroused, not subdued as he requested.
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President Trump's frustration was aroused again this week with the news that a caravan of thousands of Central American asylum seekers was headed toward the United States.
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Once on the grounds, her behavior, including the taking of a lot of photographs, aroused suspicion, and she was taken into custody, Sherwin and prosecution witnesses said.
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So California wisely went ahead and established protections for its own residents, though as a consequence it will have aroused the ire of many companies based there.
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All that I wish to say now is that the picture has aroused all the tender feelings in me & and softened the grimness that is all around.
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"I've always known that the one thing that gets me very excited and aroused is the intelligence, and sometimes even the mystery around someone's intelligence," she said.
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As we were being sexually violated even as very young children, as young as 6 years old, Larry was sexually aroused by our humiliation and our pain.
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Back in 1980, however, Reagan's tough, nationalist stances on foreign policy aroused the same condemnation of "fearmongering" currently emanating from the world's enlightened critics of Mr. Trump.
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So, when you're [sexually] aroused, a bunch of adrenaline gets dumped into your system — and when you're afraid, a bunch of adrenaline gets dumped into your system.
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He had aroused American fury by threatening to use the French veto in the Security Council to block a resolution authorising the use of force in Iraq.
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The museum didn't specifically commission an anti-Kanders piece, but it is nonetheless leveraging any criticism aroused by it to maximal advantage while minimizing its own exposure.
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Oxytocin is often described as the pleasure hormone: it's released when we're aroused, during and after sex, during mother-child bonding, or when we touch each other.
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Sources say suspicions have been aroused in past transactions when, at the time of allocation, a bank says it does not want any bonds and fudges its commitment.
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Markel said much of what's happening now is reminiscent of the 19th Century, when a swelling number of immigrants aroused concerns about the potential spread of infectious diseases.
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This post is here to tell you that if you found yourself feeling titillated, or inexplicably aroused, by this latest photo of Andy Samberg, you are not alone.
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In 2008, ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeon Mahmood Bhutta published a case study in which he examined people who had uncontrollable sneezing fits whenever they were aroused.
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"It takes a woman's body at least 20 minutes to become fully aroused, which includes engorgement of erectile tissue in the labia, clitoris, and vaginal canal," Chavez says.
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This distinction is especially important in situations of sexual assault, for example; it is possible for a victim to be physically aroused but absolutely not into what's happening.
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In the baritone Ambrogio Maestri, as Alfio, he had a formidable nemesis whose aura of unshakable authority made his anger only more deadly once his jealousy was aroused.
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When you're not sexually aroused, vaginal discharge comes mainly from glands in your cervix and the walls of your vagina, according to the U.S. National Library Of Medicine.
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You might have to physically move aside your clitoral hood in order to stimulate your glans clitoris, or you might require more pressure to feel aroused, she says.
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As someone gets aroused, their heart rate increases, their body temperature goes up, and their muscles tense, all of which happen when someone's body is in trouble, too.
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Also known as "sthenolagnia," muscle worship is a sexual paraphilia where a person becomes sexually aroused by touching and "worshipping" the muscles of a more physically dominant partner.
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Not that we need Viall to point at his groin and holler each time he gets aroused, but it's good to know that he's just like most us.
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Then, they answered questions about how they aroused they were, and whether they would engage in risky sexual behavior, like having sex without a condom in different scenarios.
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"A little bit of a psychedelic may cause you to be so distracted by what's going on in your head, meaning you can't stay sexually aroused," he cautions.
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BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Foreign Minister said on Monday that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's comments that NATO was obsolete had aroused concern across the 28-member alliance.
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Huggins feared the power of the state, but also feared the loss of that power, a fear aroused by his commitment to American democracy and opposition to communism.
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Moreover, the next day Moscow retracted its threat to sell or deploy the S-300 surface to air anti-aircraft missile in Syria that had aroused Israeli anxiety.
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When someone with a vagina becomes aroused, their brain signals for the blood vessels in the vagina to start "seeping fluid" out of the vaginal walls, Fosnight says.
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More from Tonic: In particular, Herbenick saw that respondents who became aroused via oral sex before measuring tended to be larger that those who bootstrapped a stiff one.
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The study found that when young adults were negatively aroused (anticipating the noise), they made as many mistakes as juveniles, and significantly more than the somewhat older adults.
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A team of scientists aroused debate over what killed Lucy, the 3.2-million-year-old human ancestor whose fractured, fossilized remains were found in Ethiopia four decades ago.
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The limited-edition styles and select rollouts have aroused enthusiasts, known as "sneakerheads," to spend hours outside of stores, and hundreds of dollars, just to snag one pair.
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He crudely accuses her of having been aroused by Hannibal; she says that she was trying to save his company, slaps him, and storms off into the night.
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I was nervous, but also excited—I wasn't sure if I was aroused by the sex game or the smell of grilled bratwurst, but I was feeling it.
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I feel aroused by a lot of heterosexual romance I've seen, and in the same way, I would hope this movie would feel arousing and sensual to everyone.
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"Libertarians and/non-authoritarians," Stenner writes, are likewise aroused and activated under these conditions, and move toward positions of greater racial, moral and political tolerance as a result.
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The islands became an unexpectedly difficult issue for Mr. Sisi because they aroused a wave of rare public anger in a country where public protest is largely outlawed.
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The principal lesson of paranoia is the ease with which politically aroused people can mistake errors for deceptions, coincidences for patterns, bumbling for dereliction, and secrecy for treachery.
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"My humiliation before the Yeshiva belligerents — indeed, the angry Jewish resistance that I aroused virtually from the start — was the luckiest break I could have had," he wrote.
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Police found two men staying in the upscale resort town in August after they aroused suspicion by visiting for an unusually long time, according to the Financial Times.
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We become aroused, and the arousal is within us—it is in this sense fully ours—and yet it is not within the executive power of our will.
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The administration's attacks on the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) have already aroused considerable controversy and apprehension in Europe, Russia, and China, not to mention Iran.
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He had aroused American fury by threatening to use the French veto in the UN Security Council to block a resolution authorising the use of force in Iraq.
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ATP chief Chris Kermode, who was also questioned, rejected suggestions that match-fixing was rife, saying only 0.2 percent of the matches played last year aroused any suspicion.
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Men who worked for the company were described in the suit as frequently talking about being so sexually aroused by female colleagues that it was impossible to concentrate.
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Schiele himself addressed the issue, also on hand as a wall text, far more directly: Have adults forgotten how corrupt, sexually driven and aroused they were as children?
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These multiple lenses shift the focus from form to content, roaming beyond the notoriety of Schiele's variously aroused naked bodies, but never too far from their overripe potency.
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He began connecting the two when, while practicing massage on the side of his main gig at TI, clients began telling him his touch aroused them, he says.
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A police spokeswoman said the gunman approached Har Adar among a group of Palestinians who work at the settlement, and aroused the suspicion of guards at the entrance checkpoint.
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When a person with a vagina is aroused, usually the clitoral hood will fully retract, but that's not always the case, because everyone's anatomy is slightly different, she says.
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When a person with a healthy penis is aroused, those arteries dilate to maximize blood flow into the penis while compressing the veins on the outside, Dr. Cohen says.
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A mass rally to commemorate his party's founding anniversary last week aroused the ire of the Houthis, who viewed it as a show of force meant to undermine them.
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TMZ broke the story ... Deyana was sued by Tony Toutouni, who owns the Russian royal terrier and claimed she sexually aroused his pooch by playing with the dog's genitals.
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Ray J and Princess Love have been reunited with their beloved Boogotti ... but the man who returned their missing dog has aroused suspicions about his involvement in the ordeal.
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Tiernan-Locke said that while Sky would have been thorough in their preparation for the Tour de France, the way their use of TUEs was revealed had aroused suspicion.
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The cabinet's pristine condition aroused suspicions, as did the coating of colored wax on its surface, which suggested someone had tried to make it appear older than it was.
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The expert testimony of this forensic pathologist helped exonerate George Zimmerman of Trayvon Martin's death and aroused public fury during the murder trial of the music mogul Phil Spector.
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Jefferson's guest this evening was Sidi Soliman Mellimelli, the envoy from Tunisia who had come to America for diplomatic meetings and whose presence had aroused the interest of locals.
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The world depends on a sustainable future and an aroused citizenry in America who will not tolerate this kind of deviant behavior from the highest office in the land.
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Asian porn has always (or, in any case, since 2014) aroused the interest of women, but 2018 was a year where related terms were among the very most popular.
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At this moment, I noticed something else for the first time: the thumb of her left hand was missing, and this aroused in me a brief but intense thrill.
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We say, almost without saying it at all, that women are the guardians of virtue because an aroused man is simply an unthinking mass of hormones, raging and dangerous.
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In various studies dating back to the 1970s, researchers found that when people are in anxiety-inducing situations, they are more likely to be aroused by those around them.
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The evaluation detailed a war crime his father could not speak about with his son: "He was raped while the Germans laughed and became sexually aroused," the file said.
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When neither the president nor his allies in Congress show any sign of respecting basic American values, an aroused public that's willing to take names is all we have.
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Many people bring their dogs to the park to burn off excess energy, but these dogs often display over-aroused and rude behavior that can trigger issues between dogs.
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But shyness was hardly evident on the screen when she played a nymphomaniac in "Fuego" ("Fire"), or a woman who becomes sexually aroused watching horses copulate in "Fiebre" ("Fever").
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This week, you have more space to focus on your mental health: A final review of whatever deep psychological issues were aroused during Mercury retrograde is encouraged until Sunday.
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"I still wake up occasionally with it, and it does get aroused when [my wife] Tracy and I kiss, cuddle, or get close," he told me via Facebook messenger.
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Even then it would be difficult because the clitoris is largely spongy tissue that engorges with blood when aroused, like the penis, so it is best studied in arousable bodies.
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What happened here in New Hampshire in terms of an enthusiastic and aroused electorate, people who came out in large numbers, that is what will happen all over this country.
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In the opening scenes, Dinah uses a voodoo doll to kill a cheating husband's mistress and then put a spell on him so that he's only aroused by his wife.
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In a sign of widening scrutiny after Facebook's proposed Libra digital coin aroused widespread objection, the bill proposes a fine of $1 million per day for violation of such rules.
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Tesla has struggled with solar installations after acquiring SolarCity for $2.6 billion in 2016, a deal that aroused consternation because of Musk's family and financial entanglements with the purchased company.
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The day after the reports prank went viral, Giraffe published an open letter saying they'd quit hacking due to panic attacks and anxiety aroused by their fear of getting caught.
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Both men and women were more likely to say they would make riskier decisions — having sex without a condom, making an unsafe gamble in Blackjack — when they were more aroused.
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When sexually aroused, a message starts in the brain, sending chemical messages to the nerves that supply the blood vessels of the penis, allowing blood to flow into the penis.
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While some men will put their nocturnal erections to good use, many men are not aroused when they have them, and stomach sleepers might find them to be a nuisance.
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After a childhood exposed to extreme physical male dominance, it makes sense that I'd become aroused by stories of frightened women being carried around like rag dolls by hulking men.
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Many people focus too hard on having an orgasm and end up losing all arousal, so it's important to just chill and think about being aroused instead, Dr. Chavez says.
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"That aroused [Jones's] suspicion, which he expressed off-the-cuff in the passionate, hyperbolic, over-the-top style that is characteristic of his radio show and videos," the brief said.
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One woman said that Kozinski made her look at porn on several occasions, asking for her opinions about what she saw and if it sexually aroused her, the Post reported.
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Based on an old fable, "Kalila" is about a king's ambitious, jealous adviser, who is suspicious of the influence of a poet who has aroused the passions of the people.
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" Moore aroused anger on the last day of this year's tournament when he said that female players were "very, very lucky" and that they "ride the coattails of the men.
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A new study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine found that people who did more intense cardio also had less sexual dysfunction, like erectile dysfunction or inability to feel aroused.
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" This aroused the ire of former Secretary of State John Kerry, a decorated Vietnam War veteran, with whom I sat down for this weekend's CNN episode of "The Axe Files.
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Men who are highly aroused by rape porn — another risk factor — are less likely to attempt sexual assault if they score highly on measures of empathy, Dr. Malamuth has found.
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Although details have not been made public, the fact that the accord appears to acknowledge the Taliban's self-described status as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has aroused particular anger.
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The exculpatory A.P. article aroused the suspicions of the Los Angeles Times Washington bureau chief, David Kraslow, whose paper remained staunchly Republican but was keen to enhance its journalistic stature.
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First, the animals must undergo a period of diminished activity, but they must also be able to be aroused from this state, to distinguish sleep from other states, like comas.
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Global markets have finally begun to catch up with the worry that North Korea has aroused in people around the world, but two targets of communist dictatorship remain relatively unfazed.
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He's engaged to a pert young woman from his own milieu but is wildly aroused by a wealthy, somewhat older woman named Sonja, who brings her car to the garage.
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Bluhm's younger brother, who had also been an airman during World War II, was shot down over Germany; his own state of survival must have aroused conflicted feelings in him.
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The characterization of children as "corrupt, sexually driven and aroused" smacks up against contemporary sensibilities with a cold shudder, a shocking assertion that Schiele immediately owns ("I have not forgotten").
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Perhaps the most paradigmatic example of what aroused Cohen's ire can be found in a song that, one guesses, will have been played quite a bit in the last 24 hours.
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They react with suspicion that he is a spy; anger toward the missing men; bitterness that the watchman aroused their suspicion by refusing to admit that he had simply fallen asleep.
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Aggressive anti-hate-speech movements on college campuses have aroused ire among libertarians, and among progressives there is a growing sense that Big Tech has become a breeding ground for bile.
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He bought 4.5 million euros in shares two months before the announcement of formal merger talks which were a boon to the share price and later aroused suspicions of insider trading.
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In some people, the signals that tell your body that you're aroused and the signals that tell your body to sneeze somehow get mixed up, but Bhutta still isn't sure why.
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Since the tightening of these muscles is involuntary, it can happen even when a person is aroused and wants to have sex, Chavez says — so the condition can be incredibly frustrating.
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They're trying to figure out what kind of videos and sounds make people's hearts race, what makes their skin flush, and what makes them cognitively engaged, aroused, or maybe even... bored.
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Needless to say, the cerulean dessert aroused quite a lot of curiosity, including this crucial question: Does this blue pill-flavored gelato have the same physical effects as its pharmaceutical counterpart?
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At first, the death appeared to be an isolated family tragedy, but the suspicions of investigators were aroused when they discovered that LaFountain had lost another young child two years earlier.
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Beijing must be discouraged from relying on the West's past moral restraint, and the Chinese people must be aroused to protest the shame China's Communist Party has brought in their name.
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Xi's plan to rebuild the old Silk Road to connect China with Asia, Europe and beyond has aroused controversy, as some partner nations have bemoaned the high cost of infrastructure projects.
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His relationship with his mother, which aroused Vronsky's love for her traveling companion, Anna — a married woman and mother — is what in the end destroys that love, culminating with the suicide.
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In late July, suspicion was aroused at the school when twin girls in the junior year shot up in school-wide rankings from 59th and 121st, respectively, to the very top.
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ASUNCION (Reuters) - Paraguay's lower house of Congress on Wednesday rejected a constitutional amendment that would have allowed for presidential re-election, ending a month-long political crisis that aroused violent protests.
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Hypoactive sexual desire disorder shouldn't be confused with an inability to be physically aroused, which is characterized by a lack of blood flow to the vagina and is targeted by Viagra.
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Although this specifically addresses the vengeful anger aroused by the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, it also painfully resonates today, in the wake of terrorist attacks by Daish and other jihadi groups.
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Because she is apathetic, Lily isn't particularly concerned about the government's secret mining of her metadata, and she's not typically drawn to beta boys, yet nonetheless Snowden has mysteriously aroused her.
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An endless spate of high-profile hackings and security breaches, and the concentration of data, and thus power, by a handful of tech companies, has aroused totally reasonable fears about privacy.
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It's down there where this pitifully persecuted character — violently separated from her lover, who in turn has aroused the eternal ire of her brother by accidentally killing their father — really lives.
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Alfred Kinsey, America's first prominent sexologist, published in the late 1940s and early 1950s his survey results confirming that men are aroused more easily and often by sexual imagery than women.
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In a matter of days, the Legislature backtracked as sports and safety groups and an aroused public imagined the mayhem that could occur if there were gunplay by fans or fanatics.
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"The Festival de Cannes is aware of the anxiety aroused by the absence of the release in theaters of those films in France," the festival said in a statement on Wednesday.
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According to the Financial Times, Swiss police picked up two men at the high-end resort in August after the pair had aroused suspicion by staying for an unusually long time.
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Today, however, cuckolding has become fetishized into a powerful sexual fantasy for some men, who get aroused by the idea of their romantic partner engaging in sexual activity with someone else.
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" He slipped into a deep-toned, plummy Thorpe voice: "I could feel my jaw getting longer, heavy lips, heavy tongue; a lot of tongue work when he is lying or aroused.
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What happened here in New Hampshire, in terms of an enthusiastic and an aroused electorate, people who came out in large numbers, that is what will happen all over this country.
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While a test subject might be aroused by, say, descriptions of violent, non-consensual sex, that doesn't mean they necessarily have a desire to act on such impulses in real life.
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When you are aroused (and when you orgasm), the body is flooded with dopamine, the brain's motivation hormone, and oxytocin, the "love hormone," which promotes feelings of tranquility, closeness, and pair bonding.
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Two financial market sources familiar with the matter told Reuters last year that Russia's central bank alerted Deutsche Bank about equity trades between the bank's Moscow and London offices that aroused suspicion.
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Whether you're fantasizing about hooking up with your boss, or simply getting it on outdoors where you might get caught, being aroused by the thought of doing something taboo is totally normal.
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"If you're confronting death, your very basic instincts are aroused and in this film it's really about survival for all of us," said Blanca Suarez, who plays one of the bar's customers.
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Many see the Saudi move, and the breaking of diplomatic relations with Iran, as being rooted in the deep misgivings aroused in the kingdom by Iran's rapid diplomatic rehabilitation by the West.
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As he sees it, even if nudism breaks the one-to-one connection between nudity and arousal, it doesn't mean people won't still get aroused at times, and that is also natural.
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If someone were to force you to watch a stolen nudie vid of my sister, you may become aroused, but that doesn't necessarily mean you are in favor of stolen nudie vids.
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Macrophilia is often accompanied by other fetishes: BDSM, vorarephilia (a fixation with eating or swallowing), and crush fixations, whereby a person becomes sexually aroused by crushing objects or watching objects be crushed.
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After China's first lady, Peng Liyuan, aroused online criticism by using an Apple iPhone during a 2013 trip to Mexico, she switched to a ZTE phone for a public trip in 2014.
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But the loggers, their suspicions aroused, summoned a cadre of Cambodian soldiers, who searched the activists and then ordered them at gunpoint to drive to a ranger station about four hours away.
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But Mr. Johnson and his aides have recently aroused fears that they are reneging on that arrangement by asserting there will be no checks on goods flowing from Britain to Northern Ireland.
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Even with unemployment low, the stock market booming and the economy chugging along, the prospect of landing as many as 50,000 high-paying jobs from Amazon aroused the excitement of politicians everywhere.
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The scale and posture of its new power has aroused a backlash, even in places where it offers the Belt and Road Initiative, a global infrastructure push larger than the Marshall Plan.
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But "Medicare for all," free public college tuition and other left-leaning proposals championed by candidates like Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont aroused more skepticism than enthusiasm.
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Chen first aroused suspicion at Apple when a colleague reported seeing him taking photos of the self-driving car project with a wide-angle lens earlier this month, according to the complaint.
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If I had sneezed, I wouldn't have been here in 1963, when the black people of Birmingham, Alabama, aroused the conscience of this nation, and brought into being the Civil Rights Bill.
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Later, she becomes aroused by the thrill of merely donning a midnight-blue creation, in rustling organza, complete with the sort of under-harness that you might buckle onto a plow horse.
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Heidi Bond, who clerked for Judge Kozinski in 2006 and 2007, said he repeatedly called her in to look at pornography on his computer, and asked if she was aroused by it.
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For some people, we may also be seeing a type of uniform fetishism, in which they become sexually aroused by the idea of wearing or seeing someone else dressed in a specific uniform.
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But Chinese state media has criticised the film and that has aroused new concern about mainland influence over Hong Kong despite a "one country, two systems" formula meant to preserve the city's autonomy.
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No explanation was given initially for his arrest, but Bae is a devout Christian, which led to speculation that his faith aroused suspicion in a country where religion and proselytizing are strictly outlawed.
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And some people go more or less completely off the rails and end up being sexually aroused by things like having sex with goats while watching videos of Ronald Reagan in slow motion.
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Other current and former employees of the union told the publication they witnessed Cox making inappropriate comments about employees' bodies, asking a secretary to shower with him and implying he was sexually aroused.
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"In light of this, it is not at all surprising that many people are aroused by having their nipples touched, and with the right stimulation, it can lead to orgasm," Dr. Chavez says.
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There aren't many people out there who are aroused by the smell of burning rubber from a V8 Supercar or who are intoxicated by the crisp, metallic taste of a non-craft beer.
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U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, in remarks at an African-American church on Wednesday, praised "stop-and-frisk" policing methods that have aroused protests and successful legal challenges, for singling out minorities.
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First, Jamie arrives with his own laundry in tow, and explains that after his recent circumcision, he cannot allow himself to get aroused for two weeks, so things have been a real struggle.
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Maybe you're not sexually aroused, but you understand that having sex will make your partner happy, or help you both reconnect after some time apart, or will keep desire alive in your relationship.
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Data collected by Match for this year's Singles in America survey found that women aren't actually big fans of dick pics; some 90 percent of ladies said they were not aroused by them.
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Trump's public criticism has aroused concern that he is intruding on the political independence the Fed needs to assure markets that it will make tough choices when needed to keep inflation under control.
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One study from Brown University found that women who took a 12-week meditation course were able to get aroused faster from sexual stimuli, possibly because they had increased awareness of their thoughts.
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Any doubts I had about the effectiveness of such a threat, the depth of emotion that even the mention of those holy sites aroused made me think that its deterrent potential was feasible.
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France legalized gay marriage in 2013, after a tortured debate that aroused stronger than expected opposition in a country where the influence of the Catholic Church was thought to have been in decline.
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After the UFC's intervention, the report suggests the fighter decided to compete as normal through fear of repercussions from the police now he had been notified how the betting activity had aroused suspicion.
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He is, more prosaically, a 90-second goof created by TV anchor Matt Geiler that was uploaded to YouTube in '06 and that reels in new and delighted (and aroused?) viewers every October.
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Israel has substantial expertise in desalination technology, but last year the mere presence of a former Israeli ambassador on a panel to discuss water management aroused such protest that the event was cancelled.
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The growing authoritarianism of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has aroused considerable unease in Washington and other Western capitals, as has his far-reaching crackdown on political foes after the failed coup last month.
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Given the lack of sex he's getting at home, he gets so aroused that he goes and masturbates over a toilet in the office bathroom, which has to be some sort of low.
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Since then, it's been quietly spreading to other corners of the online dating landscape: Last October, a swiping app called Sapio ("The Intelligent Dating App") launched that caters specifically to the intellectually aroused.
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The timing of the price war so soon after the roundup of his royal relatives on Friday has aroused speculation that the crown prince sought to contain potential opponents in anticipation of trouble.
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Long before Poland aroused controversy this year with a law making it a crime to blame Poles for complicity in the Holocaust, Lithuania has had an even broader such law on its books.
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"The Limousine Liberal is a penetrating analysis of the resentments aroused by the efforts of affluent liberals to help the disadvantaged, sometimes at the expense of those in the middle," promised the jacket.
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One of the photos showed a man and a woman sitting naked on a couch and he asked her if she thought it was photoshopped and whether it aroused her sexually, she wrote.
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But Chinese state media has criticized the film and that has aroused new concern about mainland influence over Hong Kong despite a "one country, two systems" formula meant to preserve the city's autonomy.
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The festival's roman porno offerings — Akihiko Shiota's "Wet Woman in the Wind" (July 4), Kazuya Shiraishi's "Dawn of the Felines" (July 4) and Isao Yukisada's "Aroused by Gymnopédies" (July 14) — follow the regulations.
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But its Chinese ownership has also aroused the concerns of United States lawmakers, who have voiced worries both about potential censorship on the platform and about how user data is stored and secured.
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It might even lead to pain because if you put anything in your vagina (a finger, a penis, a toy) before you are aroused and lubricated (which occurs via external stimulation), it could hurt.
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Race has infected discussions of public expenditure in America so insidiously and for so long that it is fair to wonder whether Obamacare would have aroused the same passions had its progenitor been white.
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In doing so, "they aroused the wrath of the scientific community, because [other scientists] felt that advocacy was not something scientists should or could do," said Mark Lytle, a science historian at Bard College.
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Further casting doubt on Sappington's victory is the fact that he was related to the judge and one of the clerks in Saline County, which aroused suspicion, even if it didn't change the results.
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Later in the series we find out from his mother that Dr. Mantleray has a condition called paraphilia, which means that he's sexually aroused by objects or activities that most people don't find sexy.
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"The extreme terrorism in Xinjiang was quite serious, seriously undermining stability and tranquility in the locality and aroused strong indignation from the people," said Yasheng Sidike, the Uighur mayor of the Xinjiang capital Urumqi.
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"Someone who is aroused by risky and seemingly dangerous things, such as serial killers, is also probably going to be more likely to be interested in other intense, risky, or 'dark' activities," says Aaron.
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For people with penises, morning erections are an inevitable part of their sleep cycle, and even though a lot of people wake up with boners, it's not always a sign that someone is aroused.
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For example, male employees stated how they were sexually aroused by female employees and how it was hard to concentrate and be productive when all they could think about was having sex with them.
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A New Orleans man is currently in custody after he allegedly posed as his fictitious disabled teen brother so that unsuspecting health care workers would change his adult diaper as he became sexually aroused.
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Then, in the nineteen-nineties, an Englishwoman named Penny Garner came up with an approach to dementia care that was considerably more radical in its rejection of truth-telling, and aroused considerably more hostility.
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The historian Theodore Draper called the botched operation "a perfect failure," and the invasion aroused a distrust of the United States that Mr. Castro exploited for political gain for the rest of his life.
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For the next few weeks, many Democratic strategists want to change the subject from the Supreme Court, hoping that Republican voters' passions aroused by the Kavanaugh fight will fade ahead of the midterm elections.
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The apocalyptic fear aroused by the recent destructive hurricanes is the latest manifestation of the mounting dread that has taken hold in the American mind-set about the implications of our steadily warming planet.
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Interestingly, there are two works that succeed on distinctly different terms: the standard set by Rosalind Krauss in "LeWitt in Progress," and the expectations aroused by the show's title and even more pungent subtitle.
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Several incidents in recent years involving both Republicans and Democrats have aroused the ire of disability rights activists who perceived those figures as mocking disabled people or using them as shorthand for an insult.
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IS has gradually fallen back on Baghouz as its fighters retreated down the Euphrates in the face of sustained assault by local and international foes after its grotesque displays of cruelty aroused global fury.
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That should now serve as a warning to both parties as, in an effort to assuage the populist passions Mr Trump has aroused, they rush to embrace Mr Perot's other, more damaging, big idea: protectionism.
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Having someone be sexually aroused by your body can feel really good at first, but if you're hoping it will turn into a reciprocal, mutual relationship, then you may be setting yourself up for disappointment.
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Similarities between the accident in Ethiopia and another one involving a 737 MAX 8 five months ago in Indonesia, which killed 189 people, have aroused suspicions that there might be a problem with the jet.
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But the discontent aroused by an economic slump that followed the bursting of a housing bubble in 2007 spawned two new national parties, Podemos on the far left and Ciudadanos, originally in the liberal centre.
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PARK CITY, Utah — It will be hard to beat "Swiss Army Man," a comedic drama centered on an extremely flatulent, sexually aroused corpse, as the most warped entry at this year's Sundance Film Festival here.
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Her increasingly masculine appearance aroused the attention of school administrators, but a sympathetic teacher arranged for her to stay on provided she not use the female bathrooms and avoid spaces designated only for female students.
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Bauman points out that I-22018 has aroused very little active fossil fuel opposition (I-22017's opposition campaign has raised $22018,22018 to CarbonWA's $22016 million), which he attributes to the policy's elegance and fairness.
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" The allegations: One clerk, Heidi Bond, told the Post that Judge Alex Kozinski invited her into his office with images of porn pulled up on his computer, and asked her if it "aroused her sexually.
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Sometimes the inclusive attraction is played less positively, as when Gaby's evil uncle Rudi is palpably aroused at the chance to torture Solo (after Victoria is called away and left unable to "finish him off").
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The researchers' findings suggested women who had more gray matter, or the cells that provide nutrients and energy for daily bodily functions, were able to get more sexually aroused than those with less gray matter.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Greenland's leaders want to use global interest in the Arctic island aroused by President Donald Trump's eye-catching offer of a sale to stimulate investment and earn more from US military activity there.
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The last major Republican reform proposal dates back to the George W. Bush administration, which proposed shifting the program to personal savings accounts - an idea that aroused Republican passion but that went down in flames.
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The researchers also asked men if they'd ever experienced erectile dysfunction and how often, and asked women to rate their orgasm satisfaction, plus how easy or difficult it was for them to get sexually aroused.
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The complaints began with a Washington Post story earlier this month that included the account of one former clerk who said Kozinski made her look at pornographic images and asked whether they sexually aroused her.
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He had aroused the authorities' suspicions two years earlier, when he tried to bring some 90 Congolese individuals — whom he described as members of his band but who possessed neither instruments nor costumes — into Paris.
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According to the NYT, on work calls, he would talk graphically about how she aroused him, asked her to sit on his lap during a staff meeting, and regularly exposed his erect penis to her.
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At the time, the nations of Europe were too small to operate as great powers upon the world stage (and Germany, in particular, would have aroused fearful opposition if it had tried to do so).
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The result has been an impressive four-year run of initiatives that have aroused howls about a federal "land grab" from his Republican critics while assuring him of a lofty perch in the environmental pantheon.
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The death of Taiwan's top general and other military officials in a helicopter crash last week, reportedly in an equipment-related accident, has only aroused concerns of a nefarious Chinese role in the political campaign.
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But the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners, while acknowledging the passions aroused by the murder case, insisted that it could not take them into account, and granted his release as soon as he becomes eligible.
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Pilate arrived in Jerusalem to attend to routine duties, and one of them on this particular visit was dealing with a charismatic preacher who had aroused the ire of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish priestly aristocracy.
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The currency has lost almost 8% in 2019 and is set to close its 8th year in the red since the decade started, a persistent depreciation that aroused U.S. President Donald Trump's anger this week.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, in remarks at an African-American church on Wednesday, praised "stop-and-frisk" policing methods that have aroused protests and successful legal challenges, for singling out minorities.
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Ate9's appearance last summer at the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, on the outdoor stage usually given to emerging companies, aroused so much interest that this year it's in one of the principal indoor theaters.
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All of these points together suggest that there's a strong argument to be made that we women—way more than men—are polymorphously perverse, being sexually aroused by far more configurations of bodies than men.
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Even if your partner is the best at getting you aroused and ready to go, it's not just up to them — and what they do with their hands, genitals, and mouths — to prepare you for intercourse.
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I think we're all wired to be aroused on many different levels—physiological and emotional and psychological—by things that are touchy-feely and smelly, things that involve power, that involve comfort, that involve intimacy, fear.
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According to a new book, "How to Survive a Plague", the virus had infected 7,700 people in America by 1984 and killed 3,183, yet a question about it at a White House press conference aroused laughter.
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In some cities, security forces set up special gasoline pumps to deliver fuel for ambulances, medical personnel and official vehicles, a measure that aroused criticism among people who remained in rows often stretching for several kilometers.
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While many scientists support Avena's view that certain foods can inspire addiction, other scientists acknowledge that certain foods may result in atypical physiological changes but that doesn't equate to the dependence and cravings aroused by drugs.
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But through the first two films, when humans started becoming aroused by the conflict — the fear of what could be happening because of the apes gaining intelligence — Caesar always tried to see both sides of it.
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You mind may be eagerly anticipating sex while your body shows no physical arousal at all, or your brain may be totally uninterested in sex while your genitals swell, lubricate, and otherwise appear to be aroused.
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So when it emerged on May 23rd that Argus Media, a British firm that reports global commodities prices, is to be sold to an American investment firm for $1.4 billion, it aroused a variety of emotions.
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Or your dream could cause you to get wet because you're also having a sex dream: "Women can definitely have a wet dream from either lubrication from being aroused or through orgasm and ejaculation," she says.
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Petrobras announced in November that it had reached a deal with the startup to sell Riacho da Forquilha, which aroused suspicions from unions and trade groups concerned about the deal's lack of a clear financing structure.
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Even though Speaker Ryan was reportedly willing to hold a vote in the House, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, refused to make room on the calendar for any issue that aroused dissent within his caucus.
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She's creating an exosuit to read, interpret, and react to how sexually turned-on she is—complete with tentacles that wrap around her buttcheeks, winches for her hips, and propeller nipples that spin when she's aroused.
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Set in the 17th century, it dealt with a promiscuous priest and the sexual fantasies of a nun, subjects that aroused the vocal opposition of the Roman Catholic clergy and some of the theater's biggest donors.
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The Isaacson brothers travel West to talk to Beecham's former commanding officer, who discharged him after discovering him naked and sexually aroused atop the mutilated corpse of a young striker during the Haymarket Riots, in Chicago.
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At times libido may be spontaneous (meaning you actively seek sex from a partner), but libido may also be receptive (meaning a person initially feels sexually neutral, but after sexual stimulation of some kind, becomes aroused).
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Lieutenant Russo said his suspicions about Mr. Lewis were aroused because he wore heavy clothes when it was warm out and walked quickly away from the lieutenant, as if he were anxious to avoid the police.
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Their fury was aroused by the stimulus package Mr Draghi unveiled on September 103th, which included cutting interest rates from -210% to -23% and resuming quantitative easing (QE), the purchase of bonds with newly created money.
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One of the issues that may have aroused the agents' suspicions was the presence of Mr. Galicia's younger brother, Marlon Galicia, 17, who was born in Mexico and has been living in the United States illegally.
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According to both authors, satisfactory sexual performance depends on maintaining proper cardiovascular function so that when you are sexually aroused, blood flow to the sex organs increases as needed to engorge the tissues of those organs.
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The fact that two of the secretary's key interlocutors in Beirut (the Lebanese president and speaker of the parliament) are in electoral coalition with Hezbollah, ironically, has not aroused a similar level of controversy at home.
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Thousands poured into Algeria's streets on Friday for a second week of unusual demonstrations against the country's aging and ailing president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, whose decision to run for a fifth term has aroused unexpected popular opposition.
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The grinding machinery of federal government has not checked his most extreme ambitions, as so many savvy observers predicted, and the weight of the office has not humbled or aroused in him some reservoir of internal reflection.
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It's also because the conflict has aroused such bitter sectarian hatred that the idea of a pluralistic democracy in Syria, in which all sects share power and live side by side in peace, seems next to impossible.
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It also aroused the ire of some religious groups, which accused Pullman of waging a stealth war against organized religion through his depiction of the Magisterium, the authoritarian ruling power that controls most of his heroine's world.
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In some cities, security forces set up special gasoline pumps to deliver fuel for ambulances, medical personnel and official vehicles, a measure that aroused criticism among people who remained waiting in lines often stretching for several kilometers.
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The locked-up nature makes chastity belts perfect for orgasm denial, a kink that's often used in BDSM spaces and involves making someone highly sexually aroused for a long period of time without the possibility of release.
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While the result aroused anxiety among much of Europe's political mainstream, French legislator Philippe Meunier drew cheers as he warmed up a crowd of conservative faithful before Sarkozy arrived for a rally near the city of Lyon.
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Later, she finds a less solitary joy, of which I will say little, save that the Creature, when aroused in return, flickers with sparks and trails of luminescence, as if his body were a city at night.
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When Mr. Saunders ran for secretary-treasurer, the union's second-ranking position, in 2010, his association with Mr. McEntee — for whom he had worked since the 1980s, ultimately rising to become a top aide — aroused intense suspicion.
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Ellie, 24: I think what counts as bad sex is when two people don't understand or appreciate the other person, so basically to get sexually aroused or turned on you need to understand what a person likes.
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Because hard currency would have aroused the suspicions of the border guards, her father melted gold and hid it in the car's headlights and doors, and her mother stuffed Alicja's clothes and her brother's with dollar bills.
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Korea's loss of sovereignty to Japan in 1910 occurred in a tumultuous era shaped by external forces both threatening and enlightening: Imperialist pressures proved impossible to overcome, but they also aroused an acute awareness of Korean nationhood.
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Yes, they may look intimidating, but a muzzle doesn't just prevent a dog from lashing out, it gives a dog who is easily over-aroused or a chronic scavenger the freedom to live safely in the world.
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Back when Spiegelhalter was asked to determine whether Dr. Harold Shipman's mortality rate should have aroused suspicion earlier, he swiftly decided that the standard test of statistical significance would be a "grossly inappropriate" way to monitor doctors.
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He may have aroused the suspicions of investigators because he lived for a time with a pair of foster parents, Ronald and Penelope Jones, who also housed an 18-year-old detained in connection to the attack.
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Suzanne Giraud (Miller), the wife of a prominent doctor and a fan of Orientalized romances, is aroused by the sight of a neighbor, Maurice Lalle (George Beranger), a shirtless actor in sheikh's garb, sitting at his window.
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KUSHIRO, Japan (Reuters) - A small Japanese fleet caught their first whales on Monday in Japan's first commercial hunt in more than three decades, a move that has aroused global condemnation and fears for the fate of whales.
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"For example, male employees stated how they were sexually aroused by female employees and how it was hard to concentrate and be productive when all they could think about was having sex with them," the court document states.
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He has also said women who "display a lot of cleavage shouldn't then complain when men notice them", described himself as a self-confessed pornography addict, and joked about being sexually aroused by images of hungry African children.
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It's fitting that the scenario of "WarGames" — which aroused Reagan's curiosity and led to the first national policy on reducing the vulnerability of computers — owed a crucial debt to the man who'd first warned that they were vulnerable.
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But I also think there's a place for silence in sexual encounters and especially when a person is in a highly aroused state or engaging in some form of power play, then how do you read the body?
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The watchdog group did not specify which matches had aroused concerns, but said that two took place during qualifying rounds, the earliest phase of the tournament, and that the third was during the main part of the competition.
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The Kings, seemingly aroused by Barnes' energy, scored 17 straight points en route to a 24-143 third-quarter run that turned a 71-57 deficit at halftime into an 85-77 lead when the fourth quarter started.
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"When you're anxiously aroused and your body goes into fight or flight mode, a host of biological processes happen, including increase in heart rate, blood pressure and respiration, increased sweating, increased muscle tension and GI discomfort," she said.
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In me it has often aroused a darker feeling, pity or sometimes disdain; it wasn't funny at all, I would think, there was nothing innocent in it, it was a kind of willful abnegation of judgment, of responsibility.
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The Forbes's sample is now a dusty rose—not so unlike the nineteenth-century pigment called la cuisse de nymphe emue ("the blushing thigh of an aroused nymph")—having faded, most likely, from exposure to high light levels.
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You, Derrick, had 13 points (and 3 assists) in your Madison Square Garden debut for the Knicks, although several explosive bursts to the lane electrified the crowd and aroused memories of your vintage, pre-three-knee-operations self.
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If you do experience bleeding during sex, it's most likely not the hymen at all, but a result of not being relaxed or aroused or lubricated enough, or having a partner that's a little too zealous or rough.
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" Carroll is very skeptical of this one: "As with all sexual arousal, there is some sort of placebo effect, where if people believe that they're going to get sexually aroused by something, it's probably more likely to occur.
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So, if you're a fan of Harry Potter (or even if you're not) and want to be aroused, disgusted, and disturbed all at once, go check out for yourself here (spoiler alert it's full of dirty dirty smut).
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At a hearing months later, Trooper Long testified that Mr. Byrd had aroused his suspicion by holding the steering wheel as driving instructors recommend, at the "20163 and 2" position, and by sitting far back in his seat.
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If people are somehow aroused by the matter-of-fact portrayal of the porn business, she said, how will they feel when also exposed to the complicated back stories of those who may have just turned them on?
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Yet a photograph of the campaign-manager-turned-presidential-advisor sitting on her knees with her heels dug into the crotch of a sofa in the Oval Office has aroused the bloodlust of Trump detractors on the prowl.
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His view of this work is uncompromising, even a little heroic, colored by the cop dramas he watched growing up, and his determination to expose flawed tactics and shoddy work has aroused the anger of officers and prosecutors.
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My 2002 Village Voice feature on the Black Party, a celebration of male sexuality held annually in New York, aroused controversy among gay and straight readers alike because I faithfully reported the party's unbridled, often condom-free, sexual atmosphere.
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KUSHIRO, Japan, July 1 (Reuters) - Five small ships sailed out of harbour on Monday in Japan's first commercial whale hunt in more than three decades, a move that has aroused global condemnation and fears for the fate of whales.
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The recent surrender of Daraya, a western suburb of Damascus, and the transfer of civilians as well as fighters north, aroused accusations of sectarian cleansing, especially by Gulf countries that back the rebels, but no comment from Mr Kerry.
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She has always aroused a quasi-aesthetic repulsion within the metropolitan class; and, indeed, it is that continued detestation of what Jonathan Miller in the 1980s sneeringly called "her odious suburban gentility" that most potently keeps her memory alive.
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Heidi Bond, one of the women accusing Kozinski, told the Post that in 2006 and 2007, he made her look at porn on several occasions, asking for her opinions about what she saw and if it sexually aroused her.
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If the affirmative act of passing legislation is out of reach, it seems to me that there is one thing an aroused and disgusted public ought to focus on: reclaiming the judicial confirmation process from the National Rifle Association.
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Despite the almost universally dismal reviews, some Fifty Shades viewers still get so aroused that they can't even wait until they get home to pleasure themselves with phallic vegetables—or at least that's the story from one Australian multiplex.
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Bird song, arguments, the amorous cries of aroused dolphins, chirruping self-service machines in Spar, a Radio 4 documentary about the IMF, the relentless drone of your own breathing patterns, literally anything — this can all be heard as music.
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For others, it's about the idea of supersizing oneself or someone else—referring to when someone has a growing fetish and gets aroused at the idea of parts of the body or the entire body becoming larger than life.
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WASHINGTON — The United States and South Korea will resume their annual joint military exercises on April 1, the Pentagon announced Monday, restarting drills that have aroused the ire of North Korea and were suspended during the Olympics and Paralympics.
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I am asking that we leave this courtroom we leave knowing that when Larry was sexually aroused and gratified by our violation, when he enjoyed our suffering and took pleasure in our abuse, that it was evil and wrong.
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A former clerk to Judge Alex Kozinski, Heidi Bond, told The Washington Post the judge pulled up pornography while she was in his office and asked if she believed the images to photoshopped or if they sexually aroused her.
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The American president has in the past aroused suspicion by apparently going out of his way to conceal details of his discussions with Mr Putin from his own senior officials, even reportedly removing the notes taken by his interpreter.
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday revived sex discrimination claims by a former mailroom worker who says she was fired for raising concerns that a coworker with a form of autism would stare, rub against her and was regularly aroused.
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The Times reported on Friday that agents and senior FBI officials had their suspicions aroused about Trump's ties to Russia during the 2016 election, but refrained from opening an investigation into him because of how sensitive the undertaking would be.
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One 2015 study found that people were less disgusted by gory things when they were aroused, which kind of makes sense: If you have two competing thoughts in your brain (disgust and lust), which is going to be more appealing?
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Sandford denying citizenship to people of African descent and depriving Congress of the right to ban slavery's expansion into federal territories, abolitionists pushed and aroused the public and political parties to take a stand for immediate emancipation of enslaved people.
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In theory, "if there is very deep stimulation of the G-spot region, and the person is highly aroused, then it can create the effect of the release and the emanation of the fluid to the urethra," Dr. Britton says.
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In other words Mr Jones, who cast his first vote for Johnson's Republican successor, Richard Nixon, is a Democrat by choice, not cultural inheritance, which in turn gives him an unusual grasp of the passions aroused across America's political divide.
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In other words, when you have an emotional experience, there's a block of time after the event when your brain tells your body to be in an aroused (emotionally, not sexually) state to basically be on-guard for other trauma.
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To start, it was my first time trying it (and I was pretty excited about the prospect), and I had been aroused for hours — at that point, I'm pretty sure I could have come from a light tap on my breast.
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Condoms had already been required by a seldom-enforced law since 1992, but a 2004 porn industry HIV outbreak aroused the interest of Michael Weinstein, president of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), a nonprofit HIV/AIDS care and advocacy organization.
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However, she argued the second letter — sent just two days before the election saying that a review of newly discovered emails found nothing to alter the decision to not recommend charges over the mishandling of classified information — aroused Trump's supporters.
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The small-business owner and self-described independent praised Kasich for taking what he said was a "principled stand" on immigration reform, an issue that has aroused fiery campaign rhetoric, including from Trump, who has called for deporting illegal immigrants.
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That stance had aroused criticism from conservatives who wanted him to stand fast after he won the Republican presidential nomination in large part with a hard-line position that called for building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Sharifi's interest in expressing the feelings aroused by the conflict goes back to his work with ArtLords, an art collective he co-founded that has become famous for the dramatic murals it has painted on grim concrete blast walls around Kabul.
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Recent moves that have aroused strong suspicion in India range from China's taking control of a major port in Sri Lanka and signing of groundbreaking trade deals with Nepal, to its navy conducting anti-piracy operations in the western Indian Ocean.
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Trump aroused controversy earlier this year when he said during his campaign that Curiel, who was born in Indiana to Mexican immigrant parents, could not be impartial because of Trump's pledge to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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This trauma seems to have left her somewhat hardened and cold, detached from her body and all that has been inflicted upon it—and yet men seem terribly aroused by the idea of her, a young girl who could kill.
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The bookseller, Lam Wing-kee, was one of five men connected with a Hong Kong bookstore and a publishing house, Mighty Current Media, whose disappearances last year aroused concern about the potential erosion of the rule of law in Hong Kong.
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The company addressed the shortfall, in part, by selling assets it owned to other firms in the Banks group—a strategy that has aroused suspicions among financial journalists, because such transactions are sometimes used as a screen for money laundering.
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Second, at a time when Roanoke remains a city that "demographers still consider among the most segregated in the South" and racial tensions have been aroused throughout the nation, she means to provide an eerily resonant vision of the past.
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" Steadying himself, he said that if Sylvère, his "I Love Dick" character, visited the Museum of Sex "he'd approach it from an academic, historical perspective and be very verbose and insightful—and then be aroused for the rest of the day.
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The internal cumshot became a staple of porn, known as a "creampie," because the jizz leaks out and makes the pussy look like a Pillsbury Toaster Strudel, and nothing gets men more aroused than the B-rate pastries, amirite fellas???
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When you and your partner feel aroused enough for penetration, put on the condom and apply a generous amount of lube to the outside of the condom, around the clit, and inside the vagina—even if the vagina is wet already.
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She said that she had sought out Dr. Nassar for hip pain, and that he molested her and became sexually aroused until she removed his hands from her body, according to court papers in the civil cases filed against him.
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I've tried to be uncompromising in depicting these men each as he is, each as he behaves, aroused, stimulated, hungry in the grip of carnal fervor and facing the array of psychological and ethical quandaries the exigencies of desire present.
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The project, which was generally known as "A House to Die In" and represented an ambitious attempt to turn expressive sketches by Mr. Melgaard into architecture, had aroused condemnation because of its location, near the former winter studio of Edvard Munch.
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David Spiegelhalter, the author of an important and comprehensive new book, "The Art of Statistics" (Basic), was one of the statisticians tasked by the ensuing public inquiry to establish whether the mortality rate of Shipman's patients should have aroused suspicion earlier.
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After a year, family tradition pulled him back to France, where he enrolled in a two-year course of study at the École Hotelière in Paris, whose lack of regard for his native region, in the southwest, aroused his ire.
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These revelations aroused a sense of betrayal among many Koreans who had seen in Ms. Park a democratic and corruption-free version of her father, who is still credited by many Koreans for putting their country on a track to prosperity.
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The run-up to Mr. Xi's speech aroused expectations of change, because the government had become increasingly concerned that private businesses — the engine of employment growth and innovation — have been demoralized by too much taxation, bureaucracy and barriers to bank loans.
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And all the while, Vaccaro ran a basketball camp and an all-star game for the best high school players, which routinely aroused the suspicion of the N.C.A.A. "We created the commercialization" of college sports, Vaccaro says of his former employer Nike.
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"The clinical definition of a fetish is that you need this object or activity to be aroused, but that's pretty rare," says Justin Lehmiller, director of the social psychology program at Ball State University and a faculty affiliate at The Kinsey Institute.
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Achieving orgasm, of course, is about more than your identity—the kinds of sex a person has, how aroused they feel, and how much they desire the sex they're having all contribute in much more significant ways to feelings of pleasure and satisfaction.
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I know this is going to sound a little woo-woo, but when I'm aroused while I'm stoned, it feels as though my mind is able to zero in on all the individual muscles in my vulva that are specific to achieving orgasm.
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To save them, scientists need accurate data on how many males and females of each species are left, but there's a problem—the two sexes can look essentially identical, with the male's penis tucked inside his body when he is not aroused.
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The Music Modernization Act aims to smooth over some of the biggest bumps, but a companion piece has aroused the ire of a collection of internet advocacy groups, which have voiced their concerns via a letter penned by copyright scholar Lawrence Lessig.
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This is also what happens when a person with a vagina gets aroused by something sexual: The erectile tissue in the clitoris becomes engorged and red because of the changes in circulation and heart rate, says Shannon Chavez, PsyD, a certified clinical sexologist.
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Along with the corpus spongiosum, which surrounds the urethra, the corpus cavernosa expand with blood when a man is aroused, according to Dr. Rajveer Purohit, director of reconstructive urology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and the primary surgeon in Asdourian's case.
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She compared kegels to Viagra, saying that although the drug has been shown to get more blood into a woman's vaginal walls so she's biologically more aroused, the woman can't physically feel that change, so it does nothing for her sex life.
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"As the American side has gradually closed in on China, it has aroused the ire of Chinese society, and made Chinese people more clearheaded, more united," said an editorial on the website of Global Times, a nationalist tabloid owned by the Communist Party.
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Nicolas Ouellet, 30, a Quebecer with Senegalese origins, who hosts a cultural radio show on Radio Canada, the national broadcaster, said that "Slav" had aroused passions, in part because there were so few black voices and faces represented in Quebec popular culture.
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"Fake news often goes viral, spreading so fast that it is hard to stop, not because of the sense of sharing that inspires the social media, but because it appeals to the insatiable greed so easily aroused in human beings," he wrote.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese Communist Party's attempts to inculcate loyalty and squelch opposition among the diaspora in Taiwan and Hong Kong have aroused concerns that Beijing cares more about its vision of ethnic unity than respect for sovereignty and the rule of law.
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By refusing to give Mr. Macron (in Mr. Mélenchon's eyes a contemptible neoliberal) an unequivocal endorsement, though at the same time declaring that Marine Le Pen must be opposed, Mr. Mélenchon aroused multiple controversies and raised questions about what exactly he stood for.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson was a frequent and animated storyteller, and Ronald Reagan was so partial to a heart-tugging anecdote that his tales sometimes aroused suspicion that they had come from a movie in which he had starred rather than real life.
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Reports of the virus — a mysterious, pneumonialike illness — first appeared last month and have since aroused fears around the region, where memories of the SARS epidemic 17 years ago, which began in China and killed more than 800 people worldwide, still linger.
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Perhaps that makes them more forgiving of the 77-year-old's regular befuddlements; he recently confused last year's Parkland school shooting, which left 17 dead and the youthful Democratic base aroused in anger, with the massacre at Sandy Hook six years earlier.
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Just before her death she confided to the maker of a documentary about her that the love of her life had been Gottfried Kirchbach, a Jew; he had escaped to Amsterdam, but her regular visits to him aroused too much suspicion, and had to end.
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"Why don't you go ahead and slip into something more comfortable while I make sure Audible brings you some of the best live themed comedy shows from all over this big, long, fully aroused… country," Arnett said in a statement about the new show.
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Canadian biopsychologist Dr. Meredith Chivers's all-female team, for example, shared her exciting new work on developing a way to measure women's sexual desire, which tends to be responsive (many women feel desire for sex after they're aroused, rather than the other way around).
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