These couplings are believed to have been rare and sporadic.
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Still, we do have the evidence that these couplings happened.
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There are countless sex positions, locations, kinks, and couplings to explore.
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Martin riffs on their sexual couplings and Nan's other relationships insipidly.
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It features lots of erections, absurd couplings and R-rated language.
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It is to happy couplings what chlamydia is to cervical swabs.
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Pitt and Paltrow were one of the first big Brad Pitt couplings.
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Below, we look back at some of the family's most controversial couplings.
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We're here to catch you up on the new couplings in Hollywood.
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Meanwhile, TV co-star couplings seemed to have a bit more longevity.
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Plot, in this genre, is just a series of couplings and uncouplings.
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What you'll discover here are the more obscure couplings in showbiz history.
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High school couplings are intense and beautiful because they're rarely made to last.
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"It features lots of erections, absurd couplings and R-rated language," he wrote.
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It's another to provide concrete details about when and where those couplings occurred.
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It doesn't take into account the experiences of same-sex or nontraditional couplings, for starters.
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This is one of the most interesting Hollywood couplings we learned about in quite some time.
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Her paintings and sculptures represent personal avatars, couplings, and everyday social exchanges inspired by urban life.
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Ahead, you'll find ten surprising couplings and the pro tips to pull them off at home.
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"They (electrical couplings) can lead to an explosion if gas gets to the platform," he said.
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It's here, in a series of mutually-deceptive couplings, that comedy turns to tragedy most quickly.
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Some couplings in the survey are better known than others; some were more fully consummated than others.
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The housemates themselves have to figure out the "true love" couplings by undertaking a bunch of elaborate activities.
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Because, you know, if there weren't, celebrity couplings, breakups, and divorces wouldn't all come in such thrilling order. Right?
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R2-D2's included charging cable is designed to match the look of the power couplings on his feet.
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"It's pretty crazy," Nichols says of all the cast couplings, which also includes stars Lili Reinhart and Cole Sprouse.
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Expect an uptick in wedding announcements and Instagram-official couplings — and one of those posts could very well be yours.
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The sex is not explicit, but the couplings are impassioned: sometimes vicious, sometimes tender, sometimes vulgar, but above all raw.
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Yet the hashtags give us a stronger more intense look at the meaning behind these couplings: #dick, #fuck, and #cheese.
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And now we can feel the complex structure of it, with its couplings and solos, its intimacies and its distances.
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His couplings and their offspring annotate a social structure that is a mash-up of pop culture icons and political figures.
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And they either commit adultery freely, depending on how you read their occasional couplings, or (more likely) never copulate at all.
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We meant it in the sense that the stress and isolation and long hours and shared purpose led to odd couplings.
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Attention turned, therefore, toward much smaller values of the axion mass (and in consequence feebler couplings), which are not excluded by experiment.
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Just as the Greeks enjoyed tales of romantic entanglements with the gods, we voyeuristically enjoy being titillated by romantic couplings like these.
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Initial tests showed the couplings' failure rate was too high, Equinor's vice president for major projects, Morten Ruth, told Reuters on Wednesday.
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In short, the odd couplings will continue but the conclusion of what their actions means for the future is certainly not known.
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In fact, many of these post-Bachelor couplings have been far more successful than the couples produced by the franchise's main show.
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People are still getting married despite statistics that indicate how likely it is that these couplings will end in separation or divorce.
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The film is a freewheeling sex farce, with a large cast of characters engaging in the mandatory couplings (and thruplings and quadruplings).
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Since uninfected females don't have the corresponding key to unlock the male's Wolbachia-modified genes, the eggs from these mismatched couplings never develop.
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It doesn't score lazy porno kicks off teen-age couplings, in the tradition of certain shows I could name that are set in Riverdale.
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In Lauren Lovette's "Not Our Fate," only two of the five male dancers are white, and the others are featured in same-sex couplings.
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Not only are Petsch and Morgan the cutest offscreen pals, but Riverdale could definitely use some diversity in its couplings, and we're definitely here for CHONI.
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Bacon gambled, usually losing, and his sexual escapades, mostly in retrospect by his late 50s, tended to the rough stuff, the violent couplings of his paintings.
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They were like crash-course couplings, and given the sheer number of them, I think it's safe to say that I've learned quite a few lessons.
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But guys like Rob and Will showed me that sometimes relationships that are purely sexual, totally fly-by-night couplings can be incredibly exciting and fun.
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He has wired the place with security cameras, which he uses to peer in on the young couple's comings and goings, couplings and showerings, and more.
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Couples who met through neighbors, college, high school or church were always small data blips but those couplings have decreased, too, as Tinder and Bumble have ascended.
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Once the new glosses were added to the text, the prohibitions in Leviticus against incest no longer outlawed any same-sex couplings; only heterosexual pairs were forbidden.
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On the other hand, it could be that these un-couplings hadn't earned the big reactions the show was going for simply because they happened too fast.
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There are break-ups, fights, re-couplings and dumpings -- and a near-constant commentary on social media about each contestant's character and motivation -- before a winner is crowned.
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As well as frequent couplings and dumpings, the show features a series of X-rated challenges and its format encourages contestants to switch allegiances on a regular basis.
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She vividly documents the same-sex couplings, or "crushings," common to women's colleges in Katharine's youth, and, later, the discreet cohabitation of female scholars at schools like Smith.
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A jittery trip to the heterosexual altar has been refashioned to accommodate gay marriage, as befits a story updated to the present and to couplings of all kinds.
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Lasker's new show at Cheim & Read, his first since 2007, presents his usual couplings of dissimilar elements, which boil down to thickly painted blobs against thinly painted lines.
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While all of these roiling couplings are sure to get dramatic this season, they're not exactly the ships that have showrunner Krista Vernoff "shaking in her boots" right now.
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The series brings together all sorts of couplings to illustrate how onstage two funny people can be funnier than one — especially when they're dissecting the nature of their relationships.
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No two presidential nominees have carried more negative baggage with their names in a very long time, so it's not a shock to see odd couplings of normal political foes.
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There are plenty of examples of couplings that just don't transition well into the real world, from shower scenes and hot tub sex to impromptu orgies and lovemaking amid gunfire.
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It's an examination of heterosexual marriage that finds nothing very positive about it, and warns even those in seemingly happy couplings that a moment of weakness could destroy all that.
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This was one of those celebrity couplings that threw me for a loop — like finding out that Toni Braxton is dating Birdman or when Janet Jackson and Jermaine Dupri got together.
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The 2000s brought us some surprising couplings such as Lenny Kravitz and Nicole Kidman and P. Diddy and Jennifer Lopez, but they&aposve got nothing on what the 2010s brought us.
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But nothing really cut it in the repertory program, which ended with one of Mr. Wheeldon's weaker efforts, "Fool's Paradise" — essentially, a constellation of sculptural couplings with shimmering confetti and fog.
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There are and have been many couplings in Game of Thrones that are downright awful, but Arya and Gendry have always been a breath of fresh air in the face of that.
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"They were meant for each other," we said nearly in unison, before rattling off the quirks that made them compatible and agreeing that we are all better off in our new couplings.
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And the sex, for that matter, isn't all that sexy — the couplings never rise above the level of drab workplace affairs, despite a few wan declarations of love that get scattered about.
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So in heterosexual couplings, if their wives need to take unpaid leave to physically recover from giving birth, men need to be highly compensated or "the financial hardship is really pronounced," Harrington said.
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The latest, pushing the expected launch back from the first to the second half of this year, follows a decision taken in November by Norwegian operator Equinor to inspect all of Mariner's 40,000 couplings.
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"You don't see a lot of butch/femme or masculine-of-center/feminine couplings, as compared to the US." One phenomenon that's relatively universal, at least according to the straight women I talked to?
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To describe such a device properly is to account not only for the states of each of its constituent bits but also for all the couplings between them, for each is entangled with every other.
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I don't know anyone who now thinks of pelicans as models of Christian self-sacrifice, or the imagined couplings of vipers and lampreys as an allegorical exhortation for wives to put up with unpleasant husbands.
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In the fourth season, which ended July 0003, well-sculpted singles once again moved into a Spanish villa, where they attempted to find love through couplings, competitions and seemingly endless conversations about their romantic criteria.
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The English cartoonist, who drew outlandishly elaborate machines that performed simple tasks, could have made imaginative use of the endless variety of valves, hydraulic hoses, couplings and other parts churned out by the Swedish engineering group.
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Changing states, shifting qubit couplings and so on represent a vast cross-multiplication of all those states and combinations, with probability amplitudes reinforcing and diminishing until the system settles into a final state that represents the answer.
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The unit - which makes gearboxes and couplings for wind turbines, ships and heavy machinery and employs 6,000 people - will continue to operate under the Siemens umbrella, the Munich-based industrial group said in a statement on Thursday.
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The nickel-plated brass hardware is crush-proof and corrosion-resistant, and the octagonal exterior shape of the couplings makes it easy to twist the hose onto or off of a spigot, sprinkler, sprayer, and so forth.
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In reality, though, the couplings are revelatory, so effortless that they ask you to reassess the limited way we've been encouraged to see color in the first place — why, after all, can't iris purple pair with camel?
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The history of biracial couplings and children in our country is fraught: The "one drop" rule that categorized people with any African ancestry as "colored" was legally codified in a couple of states in the early 1900s.
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In the video above, they describe how they pointed the vehicle's lasers at a slight angle to match what was seen on the film, and created a sticker sheet for the vehicle's paint job and even power couplings.
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One promising means of getting a spacecraft to rip open early, according to Charlotte Bewick, head engineer for debris at OHB System, is to forge screws, nuts and other parts for couplings out of special "shape memory" alloys.
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"The film is a freewheeling sex farce, with a large cast of characters engaging in the mandatory couplings (and thruplings and quadruplings)," Mike Hale wrote when it played at the New York Asian Film Festival earlier this year.
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Everyone swore in Keeping Up With The Kardashians and tabloids alike that these couplings, both with noticeably younger partners, were proof Scourtney (Kott?) was o-v-e-r after more than a decade of breaking up and making up.
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The key to blowing up these untested couplings is adding extremely hot new Bachelor Nation members, whom producers already know certain individuals are interested in or would be interested in, the moment those certain individuals seem to be a stable relationship.
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Instead of dragging the February-May romance for all it's worth, the Kardashians were actually supportive, reminding us it just might be a good idea to be a little bit kinder to one of 2017's most bizarre, shocking couplings.
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When you look at the body of research around marital satisfaction in the transition to parenthood, this makes total sense — one of the biggest gripes new moms in hetero couplings have is that their once-egalitarian relationships have become lopsided.
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CreditCreditMarcus Westberg for The New York Times We were around 1013 miles shy of Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, when the train hit a cow, its impact signaled by an abrupt drop in speed and a sharp judder rippling through the couplings.
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Sure, they've partnered with these telecoms for 5G, but it's unclear what those high-profile-conscious couplings do for Magic Leap if their hardware hopes (and the broader market they fit into) are far, far less-realized than 5G tech even is.
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There are also many couplings between older women and much younger men — which have just as much of a chance of being predatory or inequitable as any other kind of relationship — but culturally, we overlook this possibility because women aren't perceived to be threatening.
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The Austen scholar Mary Ann O'Farrell, in a 2012 paper, cited that headline as just one of many "ugly couplings" involving Austen, which are based on the idea that she is a safe, apolitical, "ladylike" author removed from the rough and tumble of politics.
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AYTO has still, regardless of whether the Perfect Matches are actually deemed as such by their participants, resulted in plenty of inter or post-show couplings; non-Perfect Matches Gianna and Hayden from Season 3 even have a child, though they have since separated.
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Though there were obstacles with their May-December romance (mainly that Kenworthy, 32, had previously dated D'Agostino's niece Nicole Nadeau), their chemistry was all-but deniable — and they quickly formed one of the most charming and drama-free couplings in the history of the Bravo franchise.
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Since the late 1950s Chouinard had been making climbing gear — like the hardened steel spikes, or pitons, that are driven into rock, and the sturdy couplings for ropes known as carabiners — and selling the hardware out of his car, a venture that grew into Chouinard Equipment.
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I suppose I'd arrived at my worldview honestly; even if the narratives of my upbringing — Maria and Captain von Trapp, Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet," Jane Austen's perfect couplings — hadn't supported the true love/marriage plot, my parents were a living example of the inevitable right union.
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He also argued extensively for a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage, saying in the conservative religious journal First Things in 2004: By equating heterosexuality and homosexuality, by removing the last vestiges of moral stigma from same-sex couplings, such marriages will lead to an increase in the number of homosexuals.
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"The artist is living the lyric," said Mr. Fletcher, referencing the aspects of Ms. Carey's biography — her biracial identity, fraught upbringing, high-profile couplings and splits, and unhappy marriage to Tommy Mottola, the boss of her first label, Columbia, whom she married in 223 and separated from in 248 — that are reflected in her work.
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Rather than sticking to a literalistic depiction of the woods of Fairyland, Carsen sets Shakespeare's beloved story in a more symbolic land of beds — in the first act on a huge and inviting one, in the second and third on a series of smaller ones that allow the characters to switch places in various couplings.
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I have had the opportunity (pleasure is probably far too strong a word) to observe a plethora of sexy grasshopper interactions (aka copulations), and I have yet to see any reactions from either party involved that I would definitively classify as "enjoyment," at least as far as the way we humans experience the same wonderful couplings.
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Absolutely. With Rosalie Craig, a veteran of musicals, on hand as an entirely winning Rosalind, who seems buoyantly matched with her adored Orlando (Joe Bannister), this "As You Like It" manages to charm and bemuse in turn, and once its quartet of couplings converge for the closing festivities, the eccentricities of the production have long been absorbed into an essential component of it.
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Set mostly inside the state penitentiary where Matt (Benicio Del Toro) and Sweat (Paul Dano) plan their escape and have furtive couplings with the discontented Mitchell (a thoroughly deglamorized Patricia Arquette), their supervisor in the prison tailor shop, "Dannemora" is a series of misses — a not very thrilling thriller, a social-problem story that lacks conviction, a satire without teeth.
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The exhibition sets out to demonstrate the mutual influence between artistic couplings, showing that a modern approach to art was often accompanied by a modern approach to love and, in the words of the wall text, "present an account in which it is no longer possible to see avant-garde developments in art as purely the result of solo genius" (read: solo male genius).
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And while the eventual couplings are never in doubt, the preordained nature of the piece allows for ample comedy at the expense of that evergreen topic, class — the subterfuge ramped up by the director, Paul Miller, so that unsuspecting playgoers become occasional confidants of a rambunctious ensemble of actors who might be more appealing if they tempered an exuberance bordering in some cases on egotism.
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In one of the oddest bipartisan couplings, Democratic President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE and Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia teamed to pass welfare reform in 1996, the most sweeping overhaul of safety net programs in decades.
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