It's three centimeters erect and nonexistent flaccid, you can only measure it erect.
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You'd be forgiven for wondering of these conditions alone would account for the new average erect penile length reduced to 5.16 inches (13.10 cm) the average erect girth at 4.59 inches (503 cm).
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After placing a flaccid or semi-erect one in a tight opening, a guy might not be able to get it out after it becomes erect due to the thrill of the act.
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I tried to shift him into a more erect position.
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I didn't want to erect walls or barriers that separate.
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Not erect, the size varies between zero and one inch.
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Abu Dhabi and Qatar plan to erect cavernous new terminals.
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They're rushing to erect real and substantial barriers to voting.
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Exceptional companies learn how to erect barriers around their market.
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Developers erect skyscrapers with a dozen floors reserved for parking.
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Communities around America erect these in the response to tragedy.
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Other developers are now bidding to erect more towers there.
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Does a penis have to be erect to tattoo it?
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Such projects also take years to design, bid and erect.
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Graveyard was laughing and rubbing and, frankly, growing visibly erect.
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Another time, he put her hand on his erect penis.
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The Nazi, erect and violent, asked the kid's gender, then—SNAP!
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Then, without warning, Deiter ground his erect penis against Ingram's body.
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Girth is 3.66 inches when flaccid and 4.59 inches when erect.
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About all the government can do is erect a fancy sign.
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First, keep in mind that all penises are bigger when erect.
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This measurement is referred to as Bone Pressed Erect Length (BPEL).
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Meanwhile, the tech industry continues to erect barriers to legal action.
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They point to attempts to erect statues of wartime anti-Semites.
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They want to erect a wall between them and that future.
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If the administrators won't erect standards of conduct, well, students will.
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His penis was erect, she said, and he moved toward her.
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Books can build bridges even when politicians want to erect walls.
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Long Now hopes to erect a similar clock on Mt. Washington.
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They are erect and taut, like figures in an ancient frieze.
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Hill took [her] hand and placed it on his erect penis.
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At one point you were only semi-erect and appeared frustrated. Angry?
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When she did, he had his penis outside of his pants, erect.
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While we erect public art, rarely do we make monuments to artists.
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There he saw it – the eleven inches that was his erect dong.
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Erect, it is four inches, which is not micro but very small.
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Their owners cannot afford to erect special fencing or buy commercial feed.
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After all, I could Google "can erect penises break?" all by myself.
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Apparently the average erect penis is the same size as a sharpie?
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Predictors of change in penile length from the flaccid to erect state.
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Most obviously, they erect barriers at national borders to keep foreigners out.
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As long as you stay nice and erect, you're gonna be OK.
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Others want to erect barriers, physical or metaphorical, and keep migrants away.
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Simultaneously, I could feel my own seven enormous tiger penises become erect.
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Kind of standing erect in this world that is slumping around them.
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One obstacle may be the baffling scaffolding scientists erect around their studies.
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Macron has to erect a barrier against the prevailing global cultural upheaval.
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If you can't beat 'em, erect a coral reef on their doorstep.
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She saw that he had undone his trousers, exposing his erect penis.
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Posing on all fours, head erect, tail raised, on point, if you please.
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Germany's auction proceeds would be enough to erect 50,000 mobile masts, said Ametsreiter.
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Warlords on the road in between erect checkpoints to rob travellers and merchants.
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They've been racing to erect these designated coronavirus field hospitals and makeshift shelters.
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He grabbed it again, and tried to put it on his erect penis.
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The response, to erect a roof over the forecourt, was "reactive", he admits.
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It was guarded by the old soldier, who stood erect by the entrance.
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It's a two-way toll that ISPs have been trying to erect forever.
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It scared me awake, and once up, I was fully aroused and erect.
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Turkey has ambitious plans to erect a new power station and desalination plant.
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The erect length and girth was recorded as 5.87" and 4.97" inches respectively.
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The demand to erect a Ram temple in Ayodhya has not progressed, either.
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Now, frightened and wary, "we need borders, we erect fences everywhere," he says.
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Photos indicated Airbnb planned to erect a four-poster bed on the Wall.
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He made his posture more erect, and swung his putter like a pendulum.
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You don't see an erect penis or any vaginas, or anything like that.
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Yes, usually, but there was no way I'd hold another dude's erect dick!
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Army wives, on the other hand, are left to erect their own scaffoldings.
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Stocks slipped on growing fears of a global race to erect trade barriers.
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I'd like city workers to hang bunting and flags and erect a stage.
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Ms. McCray leads the city's effort to erect new monuments in the city.
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As he grows more aroused, the crest feathers on his head become erect.
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Flying foxes gather in all-male clusters to lick each other's erect penises.
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"It definitely can't be erect, but I don't think anyone would be," he said.
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Why would a country that embraces free trade erect protectionist walls around this sector?
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The big picture: It took 30 years to erect 150,000 cell towers for 4G.
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I don't think I've seen more erect penises on any television show really, ever.
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Xinhua said people might think Britain was trying to erect a wall of protectionism.
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Perhaps this is because erect nipples are a common, physical sign of sexual arousal.
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They are continuing to erect blast walls in the streets to obstruct any advance.
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Clashing with everything around him, he stood erect, maybe 5-foot-8, impeccably dressed.
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Strongmen running Central Asian states erect monuments to themselves as heirs to nomadic empires.
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In any case, the point is the stories that we erect around these numbers.
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It didn't make the cut, while Eric Dane and his erect prosthetic penis did.
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But some were critical of the plan to erect the statue anew in Brooklyn.
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As her daughter, you will have to find healthy ways to erect strong boundaries.
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Green drafted blueprints while Inouye began a grassroots campaign to erect her bizarro monument.
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Poor Americans must have been tainted with the sight of that erect middle finger.
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And I'm not just talking about how long it took to erect Fort Samsung.
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My favorite complaint manages to fit erect and wobbly penises into the same paragraph.
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Groups of male refugees carry long poles on their shoulders to erect even more.
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American sprinters began their heats by crouching, while those next to them stood erect.
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Clinton said, referring Mr. Trump's proposal to erect a wall on the Mexican border.
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Specifically, it asks the government to erect a statue of a suffragette by 2018.
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Usually, though, erect penises are a no-go unless they're disconnected from the body.
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The government is spending $1.4 million to erect statues of women across the country.
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The newly created entity would have no incentive to erect walls around its content.
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They plan to erect tent cities on Abaco to shelter up to 4,000 people.
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Brexit would compel the British and Irish to discuss which barriers they should erect.
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Some of the displaced use public gardens or erect tents by Tripoli's Mediterranean seafront.
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Then came the moment of truth: I released the mailbox, which, thankfully, remained erect.
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While highly stylized, they are in some cases graphically detailed: always erect, often ejaculating.
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That would erect barriers to trade with what is by far Britain's biggest partner.
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But the movie, with its erect tails and butt shots, is dumb and lewd.
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What they do: Construct, erect, install, or repair structures and fixtures made of wood.
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A quartet of paintings mostly frame women's brightly lip-sticked mouths and erect penises.
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Workers erect four wind turbines, then the ship returns to shore for more parts.
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Inspired, he decided to erect a fortress with crenelated towers to house his weaponry.
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Their steeds equipages ejaculate sparks as their lances push out toward each other, erect.
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Others cram into slums, or erect flimsy shelters from tarpaulin and plywood on work sites.
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Because when people act in protectionist ways, they erect barriers, which makes everyone worse off.
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Most distressing of all, the authorities have told them not to erect any permanent buildings.
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He then allegedly attempted to kiss her, before pushing her head towards his erect penis.
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The city has said it plans to erect a paver garden as a permanent memorial.
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Unlike extant crocodilians, this terrestrial predator had a deep skull and walked on erect limbs.
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Instead, it can pull aliens around the map and erect protective shields around human buildings.
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"Seven" in Cantonese is a homonym for a crude slang term for an erect penis.
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The British erect statues to statesmen and women in Parliament rather than to "the people".
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Let's hope they erect a memorial to this couple as soon as they get there.
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Trump has promised to erect a wall across most, if not all, of the border.
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On the other, the streetwear kids standing erect raising black power fists into the air.
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Musk recently directed the company to erect a giant tent structure at its Fremont, Calif.
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In 2003, the government decided to erect a memorial to homosexuals persecuted by the Nazis.
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"Every time you knock the sign down, we're going to re-erect it," she said.
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Perhaps that's one way to secure our area and erect a kind of privacy barrier.
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"When stimulated, the hormone oxytocin is released causing the nipple to become erect," he says.
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The data showed an average increase in erect circumference of 4.9 cm (or ~2 in).
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To protect from climate-change-induced erosion, the resort petitioned in 2017 to erect seawalls.
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He resolves to erect an institution, the Casa Verde, for the treatment of the insane.
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But the phone companies can appeal to a government planning inspector to erect them anyway.
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If you're sitting, focus first on your posture: You should sit with your spine erect.
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Should she fail, Alaska is seeking to erect a backstop to accomplish her goal administratively.
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Ascend still plans to erect a 17-story building and a 20-story building there.
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Administrators sought to erect a firewall around a single troubled department and a few professors.
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We are beginning efforts to erect an edifice that might suffice for the time being.
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It took more than a year working with the city simply to erect the sculpture.
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In a cross-examination, he stands erect, chest cocked, as if to fill the courtroom.
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Symphonies, McGee told Business Insider, will sometimes erect screens between the candidate and the interviewers.
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As a society we should erect monuments that reflect the ideals we wish to venerate.
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The group contracted Fisher Industries, a North Dakota construction firm, to erect the half-mile.
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So far, only the Vet's Club and the Satanic Temple have applied to erect monuments.
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Our next step was to find $23 million so that we could erect a building.
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He was told that if he provided accurate information the commission would erect a marker.
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The next step would be to secure those lands, where the Pentagon would erect barriers.
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Erecting a museum in Switzerland, however, came after numerous failed attempts to erect one Poland.
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Just-- imagine, Becky, that our constitution was set up differently and that states could erect tariffs.
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Maybe people erect a building in your name like the Wainwright Building in downtown St. Louis.
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"You walk up to a fully fueled rocket ... standing erect on a launch pad," says Garriott.
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He was tall, erect and had a high, domed forehead that made him look naturally imperious.
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Unlike a large non-avian theropod it can stand more or less erect in a burrow.
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The average flaccid penis is two batteries, but the average erect penis is about three batteries.
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Practically speaking, sex was also defined as the insertion of an erect penis into a vagina.
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During all of that, we also saw his erect penis while he put on a condom.
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But the episode points to the strange barriers people sometimes erect between literature and real life.
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His most famous campaign promise is to erect a wall along the southern border with Mexico.
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After the war, the Russians approached Warburg and offered to erect a new institute in Moscow.
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But then, Weinstein allegedly grabbed it again and pulled it toward his visible and erect penis.
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To his right stands a mock-up of the new arena St. Joseph plans to erect.
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But that envelope gets thin and rigid, and the penis becomes erect, and unfortunately, highly breakable.
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"The phallus, the erect penis, and the ability to 'perform' connects to being virile," he explained.
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He exercises every day so that he can stand erect so that he won't look pathetic.
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If Trump wants effective border security, he cannot just erect a wall along the Mexican border.
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Gray hair appeared to confer erect posture, a purposeful stride and an unshakable sense of self.
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And they erect more elaborate barriers to assistance as another way of winnowing out the unworthy.
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That'll be hard to do, since one could easily argue that civilians could erect the structure.
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Bernstein's colossal drawings of screws, which unambiguously resemble erect penises, provoked a kind of castration anxiety.
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Ellis: Getting and staying erect is very hard to do, too [without any sensation and stimulation].
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There likely won't be any movement to build schools, erect statues or name roads after him.
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The most consistent and strongest significant correlation was between flaccid stretched or erect length and height.
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In that work, students erect barricades in the streets of Paris, an abortive attempt at revolution.
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Mr. Murren said MGM had chosen not to erect a larger hotel because of others nearby.
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Body parts are presented in every form: erect, limp, hairy, shaved, stacked, twisted, intertwined, bent, pinched.
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The developer would also erect the station building, while the transit agency would build the platforms.
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Here, the works become floor-length objects that stand on their own, nipples erect, eyes open.
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This means that energy and mental effort isn't required by the cuttlefish to keep these spikes erect.
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Any application to erect a statue would have to be submitted to the planning authority, Westminster Council.
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THE Arabic letters in the Koran, angular and erect in shape, are transcribed in light-brown ink.
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" It also asks that the department "erect appropriate signs or markers at this location containing these words.
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That contraction is what causes your hair to stand on end or your nipples to get erect.
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The next president threatens to erect trade barriers, which would disrupt supply chains and dampen productivity growth.
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Working with partners such as Japan, we need to tear down trade barriers—not erect new ones.
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America's next president threatens to erect trade barriers, which would disrupt supply chains and dampen productivity growth.
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In response, TST announced plans to "erect a monument glorifying the Dark Lord," to stand beside it.
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American companies in search of cheap, diligent labour attract poor Mexican migrants or erect factories in Mexico.
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They are three times quicker to erect than steel rods and cost a fraction of the price.
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According to the Associated Press, citizens are now raising money to make their dick rock erect again.
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In the center of Tahrir, officials tried to erect a monument to commemorate the "martyrs" of Jan.
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The other side: Fight for the Future says it never intended to erect a billboard about Scalise.
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"I was so nervous about people looking at me, it was impossible to get erect," he admits.
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Khomeini returned from exile to erect his reign of terror, which included taking captive U.S. embassy staff.
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And though Church City lies far beyond Doha's horizon, its churches cannot erect crucifixes on their domes.
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At the University of Hong Kong, protesters have used bricks and bamboo poles to erect elaborate roadblocks.
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The male flower, called a catkin, looks like a dick, with some appearing more erect than others.
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You can erect a fifty-seven-story building in nineteen days, at a fraction of the cost.
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Trump is also standing by his campaign promise to erect a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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So does it mean Trump wants to erect a wall in the rugged desert or mountainous regions?
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Ms. Childs, 78 and in exceptional shape (erect, coolly composed), dances one solo, "Particular Reel" (1973), herself.
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They're the stars of their party's mission to erect a barricade against the worst of Donald Trump.
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But what you absolutely won't see, however many hours you put into proceedings, is an erect penis.
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They live on farms, erect shrines to the Virgin Mary and dutifully go to church every Sunday.
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Hordes of construction workers landed to erect schools, housing and other facilities, including the new military base.
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More recent efforts by Republican-held state legislatures to erect large barriers to voting are more explicit.
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Mr. Silman persuaded Fallingwater's owner, the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, to erect temporary steel shoring under the slab.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, a micropenis is one that's less than three inches long when erect.
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At best, the laws erect needless barriers in front of voters, and they accomplish no legitimate goal.
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Yet from pelvis to chest, their deportment is so unyieldingly erect that they might be wearing girdles.
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Given the current opioid crises, states should not erect any barriers to health care access or treatment.
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And you can't have this smooth exchange of goods and money if you erect big trade barriers.
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Sitting erect, with both hands draped from the armrests, he turned a plastic chair into a throne.
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A mighty barrier between the United States and Mexico that only he was potent enough to erect.
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Rather than erect trade barriers, economies should encourage competition which boosts innovation and raises productivity, she said.
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Then will I awaken to the primal fervor / Erect and alone, under an antique flood of light.
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For Russia, the sole reason is to erect a new Iron Curtain that protects them from attack.
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Developers erect houses and sell them typically within a couple of years, long before their investments depreciate.
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By labeling individuals second-class citizens, we erect unnecessary barriers to their successful integration into the community.
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If a new highway bypasses our town, we erect a roadside monument to declare our defiant continuance.
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However, if we allow internet providers to erect barriers to reaching customers, we risk reversing this trend.
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Titled "Truck Trilogy," it features three Chevrolet pickup trucks with three erect steel rods standing in their flatbeds.
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As a young hotshot in the 1960s, Robertson had defied the engineering establishment to erect the iconic skyscrapers.
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When the clitoris is erect, it can extend into the labia majora and even surround the vaginal opening.
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There are references to them in the sagas, and some people today still occasionally erect the odd níðstang.
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It may not be long before someone—a stonemason, perhaps—decides to erect a gargantuan statue of him.
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In the long run, barriers to voting may even be bad for the Republicans who usually erect them.
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SpaceX bulldozed grasses and cacti next to the Pointers' home to erect a bustling barbwire-fenced work yard.
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But it also recommended that the city should erect signage that make clear the history of the statues.
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FEW COUNTRIES erect monuments to their failed secessionist movements, particularly those premised on the right to enslave people.
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We erect perimeter protections such as firewalls that provide vital but limited protection and we patch and pray.
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Black people in this country have fought to erect a shrine to our history for over a century.
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Players can do everything from erect one-to-one models of fictional cities to building a working guitar.
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Unlike its rivals, it will not erect a new Olympic Village for athletes, instead relying on university dorms.
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She later led the opposition to erect a statue outside Kensington Palace of the late Princess of Wales.
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Now an Austin-based startup called Icon can erect a house nearly 200 times faster—in a day.
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So it's both of those things, and it's also trying to erect myself and run my own power.
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The "Irish toothache" means "erect penis"—so intercourse is "to give a hot poultice to the Irish toothache".
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Developers raze old apartment buildings, and erect in their place luxury dwellings that long-time families cannot afford.
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Because of Mr. Pomeranc, efforts are now underway to erect a monument and protect the site from development.
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The veteran bureaucrat has promised to erect an "investment wall" on the border with Mexico to curb migration.
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This proposal is part of a campaign to erect an invisible wall against asylum seekers and other immigrants.
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It was emblematic of the administration's yearslong effort to erect additional bureaucratic hurdles in the US immigration process.
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Boris Johnson has said he will not erect any infrastructure on the border in a no-deal Brexit.
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" The Constitution, she continued, does not "give the majority free rein to erect selective barriers against racial minorities.
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WTO rules allow members to cite a national security exception to erect trade barriers in times of war.
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Requests by States to erect or sell advertising within the right-of-way have been denied for decades.
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Have you ever wanted to see a fidget spinner whirling on the tip of a man's erect penis?
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It imposed work requirements on recipients of welfare benefits, and allowed states to erect further barriers to aid.
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I describe my own culture and our traditions, but I do not erect a theological boundary around them.
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Also, some ranchers said it restricted their ability to erect important structures including fences to keep in livestock.
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She said Hutton's friend, who was standing next to the bed, put his erect penis into her mouth.
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In front of me, ears erect above a thin face, beady eyes trained on me, was a coyote.
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A California man spent months obtaining permits to erect the 30-foot chicken with an unmistakable golden coif.
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Jason Rapert (R) sponsored a 2015 law to erect the controversial 6-foot-tall monument on state grounds.
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Catalan authorities may also erect some permanent barriers and turn some streets into pedestrian-only thoroughfares, Forn said.
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The Mashco on the shore had very erect posture and moved economically, seeming always to be in synch.
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The rubber inflates and become erect as the fermentation releases gases; when it collapses, the process is complete.
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Director Guillermo del Toro also spoke of the power of film to tear down walls, not erect them.
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The kind of America hid in history books and used to erect statues of oppressors cloaked as heroes.
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Deeply ingrained cultural biases and attitudes are hard to change, no matter how many pro-PrEP billboards you erect.
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An erect one means fermentation is still producing carbon dioxide; a deflated one means that the process is complete.
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Donald Trump wants to deport millions of immigrants and erect a wall, funded by Mexico, along the southern border.
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Two recent additions to the world's nuclear fleet, in Argentina and America, took 33 and 44 years to erect.
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As with most footage of an erect penis being violently gored by a long steel rod, it's certainly unexpected.
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"It's not enough to erect buildings on the same site while the underlying causes are not addressed," she added.
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Maybe Trump should go and see the reality on the ground around where he would erect his beautiful wall.
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On the towel, in the brand's famous blue, was the equation: Venus symbol + limp limb + Viagra = an erect penis.
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Although it sounds unrealistic today, he is a moral giant for whom Russians will erect statues in the future.
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It called on more civilians to join the sit-in and for protesters to erect barriers to protect themselves.
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Two years ago, he and 10 other Christians pooled their money to erect a permanent church on his property.
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They say the project will also address land-use issues, erect commercial centers and increase access to public services.
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This second figure has one arm around the waist of the first figure and is holding their erect penis.
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Kurdish authorities have scrambled to erect tents and fix latrines in time for the first refugees arriving on Wednesday.
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I hope, nonetheless, to erect a monument that will equal the Taj Mahal in terms of loss and despair.
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"Usually, when a male spider everts [uses hydraulics to erect his penis], he copulates right away," says Fowler-Finn.
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McGregor is a bearded, tattooed, 29-year-old Irishman with loose-limbed appendages attached to a weirdly erect posture.
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An erect penis on one rooftop underscores the skyscrapers' phallicism, but it's dwarfed and outnumbered by the mighty women.
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"There is no way to re-erect the statue without valorizing an incomplete version of history," the letter read.
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Fernandez had given them a challenge: Erect a copy of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris in 45 minutes.
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The same people who assemble and transport oil-drilling rigs can transport and erect wind turbines, mirrors and panels.
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"He is sitting very erect in his chair and he's swerving and bobbing just like a conductor," he said.
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Sketched out on a map, her course almost perfectly resembled the outline of an erect phallus—balls and all.
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He also grabbed her hand and twice placed it on his erect penis over his clothes, court records say.
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In effect, Moscow has given itself the power to erect a sort of digital Iron Curtain around its networks.
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Most depressing of all is the nationwide effort to erect barriers to voting, orchestrated by the party of Lincoln.
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Republicans say they will erect guardrails to prevent workers from reclassifying themselves as contractors to exploit the lower rate.
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It's her mission now, she says, to erect signs about toxic waters and warn pet owners about the blooms.
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Celebrities like Molly Sims and Kyle Richardson have called upon the company to erect backyard installations for picturesque campouts.
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The government is also raising awareness about trafficking and plans to erect watch towers to better monitor the situation.
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But it will erect new roadblocks to future efficiency improvements, allowing, for instance, manufacturers to sue over new standards.
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Vivien's mother sat with an erect back in another armchair, her creased face showing little acknowledgment of the conversation.
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Free-market critics of the tax have suggested that border adjustments are tariffs and would thus erect trade barriers.
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Indeed, it has not been possible to erect even a virtual wall along the length of the southwest border.
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The decision to erect the protective barriers was taken before Thursday night's attack in the French city of Nice.
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His idea was to erect barriers around the violence in the form of interventions by community leaders and streetwise locals.
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You'll cycle through weapons constantly, and use upgradeable cyber enhancements to zip around your opponents or erect a defensive shield.
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If the people of Caldaro ever erect a statue in his honour, it should be made of granite, not bronze.
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In '48, Kinsey came up with an average erect length of 6.21" (15.77cm) and an average circumference of 4.85" (12.31cm).
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Consideration to erect immigration courts, which are overseen by the Justice Department, appears to be a step in that direction.
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But at the border, where Trump wants to erect a border wall, the number of criminals arrested is significantly lower.
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But the state insisted it should be free to erect a higher church-state wall than the First Amendment demands.
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Volunteers erect plaques at the final known addresses of those who were arrested in the Stalin years and never returned.
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Jack: It's kind of varied some, but recently it's been three inches, at most three and a half (when erect).
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Everyone will dearly miss Patrick and the park plans to erect a permanent memorial at the park to honour him.
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They found that the median change in penis length from flaccid to erect was 793 centimeters, or about 1.6 inches.
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In May, crews will begin to erect fencing along the approaches and tower legs, but that deterrent is only temporary.
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That we roll squeaky polyurethane, latex, or lambskin sheaths over erect penises, while maintaining arousal, is a feat in itself.
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So, theoretically, a fun party trick could be spinning one on top of a particularly stable erect penis, but why?
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She had remained very still, her knees together and her head erect, her pale fingers evenly splayed around the teacup.
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On May 10th the border was closed for four days after Afghan forces blocked Pakistan's efforts to erect border fencing.
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They are an attempt to erect crude barriers when a little local consideration and accommodation could get the job done.
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If the newly entrenched conservative majority wants to erect protections for business interests, this case would sure be a start.
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Rather than erect barriers, we should be looking for innovative ways to expand the franchise and streamline the voting process.
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The FCC's new plan would erect new roadblocks in the way of this innovation, stunt competition, and ultimately hurt customers.
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The rule change was emblematic of the administration's yearslong effort to erect additional bureaucratic hurdles in the US immigration process.
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He's pledged $1 million to erect a statue of Mr. Joel at the Nassau Coliseum, in marble or white granite.
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Back in the 1920s, residents of the two apartment buildings nearby had taken up a collection to erect the monument.
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In all of the dogs observed so far, their ears sit erect and triangular on the top of the head.
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It delves deep into the author's canon to erect, in bold cinematic terms, an audiovisual analog to the unfinished book.
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Lawson, erect in her chair, builds up speed to move toward Sheppard, rolling up and hovering just over her body.
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With Stays-Hard, a guy can put it on and because it keeps the penis erect, it stretches the penis.
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Abu Mohammed's bearing was poised and erect, and he scarcely moved during our entire talk, which lasted almost three hours.
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American technology companies, agricultural producers and other industries could ultimately lose business abroad as nations seek to erect similar barriers.
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In February, Mr. Trump declared a national emergency to access $3.6 billion from military construction projects to erect a wall.
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The cornstalk displays its male parts to the world via the tassels standing erect at the top of the plant.
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He softly pounded his erect right hand into his limp left claw, his face stiffly locked into a half-smile.
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Nothing better illustrates those suspicions than Mr. Nunes's decision to erect a partition between the Republican and Democratic staff members.
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The tool can't compare costs if it can't access the universities' calculators, so the schools erect barricades that block it.
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The Trumps were looking to erect luxury resorts across the former Soviet republics, and Ukraine seemed like a promising location.
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Our guy asks Caruso if The Grove will erect a Kobe statue ... and Caruso's response should come as no surprise.
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Some districts reject transfer students altogether; others erect substantial hurdles that are difficult, if not impossible, for families to clear.
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It would take at least seven years to demolish the existing building, erect the new tower and sell the condominiums.
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Under the accord, authorities in Egypt will also erect a memorial to the Mexican and Egyptian victims, the ministry said.
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Lighthizer is an experienced trade attorney, so he'll know exactly which legal levers Trump can pull to erect trade barriers.
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When I did tawaf around the Kaaba, another pilgrim walked behind me and stuck his erect penis into my back.
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He could vaguely feel its outline as it tightened, becoming more erect, as his wife lay sleeping next to him.
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But Jackson's bearing was unapologetically erect, even as he kept glancing down at his phone, looking for word from his author.
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Typically, they manifest as cute little ornaments you put on the tree, but some towns erect giant statues of the goat.
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In fact, I wrote a whole article about the proper way to take a "bone pressed erect length" or BPEL reading.
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A legal battle looms, but whatever the outcome, Aarian says, London makes clear that old fogeys can erect their own barricades.
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This year, Montreal was all set to erect the tallest Christmas tree in North America, with an 80-foot pine beauty.
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However, it's important to note that erect size didn't change, and the effects were temporary—they lasted up to six months.
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An advertisement for Hims, a company that markets erectile dysfunction medication, uses a cactus to symbolize an erect and flaccid penis.
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Two recent additions to the world's nuclear fleet, in Argentina and the United States, took 33 and 44 years to erect.
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For example, they found that two types of neurons are involved in the process that leads to goosebumps and erect nipples.
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When she suspects he's looking at porn she insists that an erect penis nor breast have ever hurt anyone, because feminism.
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Hungarians, Italians, Turks and Israelis should build walls, erect fences and slow down the movement of people, goods, money and ideas.
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"Given the human anatomy, it was less likely that he sustained such a wound when he was standing erect," he said.
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ElectraNet said crews were working to erect temporary towers and restring transmission lines but winds in the area were causing delays.
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Credit: George PoinarAmber delivers a slice of ancient life, showing us everything from early predation to the earliest preserved erect penis.
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It lacks a previous U.S. demand to erect trade barriers to protect seasonal U.S. fruit and vegetable growers from Mexican competition.
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He's wearing either tight black cargo pants or shorts — and his semi-erect manhood is penetrating the zipper of said garment.
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Trump has run a hardline, anti-immigration campaign built on promises to erect a wall and deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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He's wearing either tight black cargo pants or shorts — and his semi-erect manhood is penetrating the zipper of said garment.
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One conservative defense of the tablets could be that local courts should have the freedom to erect whatever monuments they want.
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She alleges Moonves told her, "Look how hard you make me" before he unzipped his pants and exposed his erect penis.
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Viewers were subjected to Adam Levine's exposed, erect nipples and guitar solos fit for a middle school battle of the bands.
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She says they met again during the festival, and claims he forced her hand onto his erect penis after a screening.
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Around the same time, a movement also began to erect a monument to Ida B. Wells in one of those parks.
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Late in the 1880s, organizations of Confederate veterans became active and began to erect commemorative statues of military and political leaders.
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Also, the corpus cavernosum, the tissue that causes the penis to become erect, can be permanently damaged, leading to erectile dysfunction.
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They will erect their own immigration wall around Haley's South Carolina to keep the Republican outsiders from winning the state's primary.
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Whatever their political inclination, European governments have steadily bowed to domestic pressure and have begun to erect barriers to further immigration.
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"We're reinforcing in case the security forces make another push later," said Abbas, a teenager helping to erect the makeshift barrier.
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They include holding an erect posture, walking purposefully, steepling and palm-down hand gestures, and generally open and expansive body postures.
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City officials say they will erect a statue of political pioneer Shirley Chisholm, the first African-American woman elected to Congress.
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But efforts to erect barriers to the ballot box are wrong regardless of whether they decide the outcome of an election.
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I really want the Donald Trump sex doll that comes with an erect penis where you put the air in it.
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RT's assaults on 5G technology are rising in number and stridency as the American wireless industry begins to erect 5G systems.
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But the dispute caught many people in Elliston by surprise because the process to erect the monument had initially looked straightforward.
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They point to unscrupulous builders who erect shoddy structures in crowded areas and pay off officials to look the other way.
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CBP officials describe the work as "controlled blasting" needed to erect a 30-foot steel wall across 43 miles of desert.
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Sometimes he looks like a graceful queen, as he sits, poised, his back erect with grand indulgence or tolerance or love.
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Such a bear tends to look coolheaded and confident — what Hechtel calls ''pushy'' — with its head held high and ears erect.
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It took more than 150 years, but come 2020, New York City's Central Park will erect its first statue honoring women.
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Legs are fully turned out not just from the hip but from the body's center; spines are erect; energy shines outward.
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Nor do they often get much out of oral sex, whether flaccid or erect, or any other form of penile stimulation.
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Heather Costa described Rofé grinding his erect penis against her backside and stroking her breasts while she read copy in 2008.
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It usually results in "base-erect" ears, which stand up at some point then flop over, instead of fully dropped ears.
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In that statement he described how Cardinal Pell shoved him to the floor and pushed his erect penis into his mouth.
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Injury can occur during a sports activity, accident or vigorous sex when the erect penis is bent or pounded against bone.
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At one point, he said, he slipped from the cardinal's shoulders and was hit in the face with his erect penis.
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Banksy, you see, had received permission from the Royal Mail to erect a piece of artwork on the wall, sight unseen.
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At one point, Yamaha had to erect a wall to divide the garage and the two riders barely spoke to each other.
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When I was seven years old, my stepfather's relative touched me between my legs and put my hand on his erect penis.
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"I wasn't ready for that — I had never put my hand on a man's penis, much less an erect one," Corfman says.
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I had gone limp by then, but I assume it was just flowing out when I was erect, hence the fluid sensation.
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Saturday and discovered her husband with an erect penis standing over the child in their living room, the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer reports.
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With the subject's face outside the frame, it's the semi-erect penis slipping out of his pants zipper that becomes the focus.
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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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In April, Duterte said he would ride a jet ski to the Spratlys and erect the Filipino flag, ABS-CBN News reported.
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Your body is ready No matter your gender, all of us sometimes wake up with "morning wood" — an erect penis or clitoris.
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She told the New Yorker he yanked her hand away, but Weinstein grabbed it again and pulled it toward his erect penis.
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Nazi Germany built a crossing in 1943, the remains of which Soviet engineers used to erect a temporary crossing under Josef Stalin.
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The zoo plans to erect a permanent memorial for Patrick in honor of the all the joy he brought to his home.
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This is what makes the erect penis in Euphoria's first episode (an oft-unimaginable vision in American television) all the more shocking.
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My childhood home was filled with enough conversations about erect penises to make anyone uncomfortable, let alone a kid going through puberty.
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His firm plans to produce vanadium pentoxide in South Africa to be used in VRBs that Bushveld hopes to erect across Africa.
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High-frequency radio waves do not travel far, so firms have to erect more base stations (computers that power a network's antennae).
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Trump has railed against immigration, promising to erect a wall on the Mexican border and keep Muslims from coming into this country.
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But "we decided to try and escape the good guys-bad guys dichotomy": in other words, to depict barriers, not erect them.
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But to avoid running afoul of federal regulations, companies erect "firewalls" to prevent information flowing between a candidate and the outside group.
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With some exceptions, softcore porn does not depict penetration, ejaculation, kink, or erect penises, and some definitions exclude oral sex as well.
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The park had to erect fences and try to restrict the number of tourists at popular scenic spots pushing to take photos.
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During the harvesting season, which runs from November to May, migrant workers erect flimsy shacks of straw and plastic to live in.
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Diplomats also say "232" duties risk undermining the global trading system if national security becomes an accepted excuse to erect trade barriers.
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"He was going to erect a stage in the middle of the lake and have performers on the stage," Ms. Hamburger said.
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The authority has a plan to erect a safety barrier on the bridge, a project that will not be completed before 215.
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White men here are raising a fund to erect a monument to the negro as a tribute to his fidelity and character.
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So long as it remains erect and shines brightly over the waterfall, its message of human solidarity and harmony will ring clear.
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Lonner detailed how Lauer had called her into his office one night, "unzipped his pants, and exposed his erect penis" to her.
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She kept it only because her real-estate lawyer had said she wouldn't be allowed to erect anything else on the lawn.
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When I was 7 years old, my stepfather's relative touched me between my legs and put my hand on his erect penis.
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But a state-run Russian company that contracted to erect a customs building on the Russian side failed to complete its work.
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Inyenyeri now needs to persuade investors to deliver the cash to buy hundreds of thousands of stoves and erect new pellet plants.
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This is safe, Sabin says assuredly, due to tensegrity (tension + integrity), which keeps them erect no matter how raucous the party gets.
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He is considering whether to erect a tent for people to gather under during Ramadan, the holiest month of the Muslim calendar.
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The group has led the drive to erect the sculpture, and has received support from local lawmakers and funding from nongovernment organizations.
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Refugees rent space from landowners with unused plots of ground—usually in agricultural areas—and erect tents made from wood and tarps.
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There is no reason to erect a wall or militarize the border outside the delusional world that the Trump administration has created.
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As we move to erect and enforce more borders, this is another message worth apprehending: Borders do not simply keep others out.
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Virginia state law allows local governments to erect war monuments, but prohibits the local governments from taking them down or modifying them.
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It also tried to erect a temporary dam in Reiman Creek, but the creek is experiencing high flows due to recent rains.
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At the same time, there is something tender and vulnerable about the long, thin-stemmed flower standing erect in a big glass.
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CNN reported this week that the Defense Department has begun scouting sites along the US-Mexico border to erect new physical barriers.
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Moreover, the department has failed to erect an AM&E system that brings the requisite funding, manpower or expertise to the challenge.
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Halperin was accused, among other things, of rubbing his erect penis against the shoulders of female colleagues during his tenure at ABC News.
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Brown won't support a wall along our southern border, but he desperately wants to erect one between federal and local law enforcement partners.
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The officers sought to take pictures of the boy's erect penis to compare them to ones they had recovered from the girl's phone.
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Following another meeting on Monday, the government finally gave the go-ahead for plans to erect heated tents around temporary structures housing bathrooms.
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I had read somewhere that the average penis was 3 to 3.5 inches long when flaccid and 5 to 5.5 inches when erect.
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And then the alien pops its erect inner mouth through the back of the man's skull, and out the front of his face.
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Trump's weak argument could empower China – and other countries – to erect their own trade barriers under the cover of vague national security arguments.
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According to the new research in BJUI, the average flaccid penis is 3.61 inches in length and 5.16 inches in length when erect.
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It took dozens of additional proposals in the decades thereafter for Congress to officially pass an act to erect a federally owned museum.
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Reading Mayor Wally Scott agreed to erect a donated 34-foot synthetic tree rather than take another chance on the imperfections of nature.
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Under the model, the female sexual response cycle can be broadly understood as analogous to its male counterpart: penises get erect; vulvae lubricate.
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There's also the question of whether tightly strapping a camera, including batteries, running HD video, onto your erect dick is a good idea.
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Many private transportation groups heeded the strike call, while students, neighbors and activists hauled rubbish and furniture into streets to erect makeshift barriers.
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Progesterone and estrogen help keep her skin smooth, but she says the hormones often keep her from getting her penis erect and climaxing.
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A group wanted to erect two "ghost bikes" at the spot, bicycles painted a flat and horrid white, but she wouldn't allow it.
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When they get it wrong, the regulations can erect costly barriers to broadband deployment, resulting in slower service, less coverage and higher prices.
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Razing architectural gems, they erect mediocre apartment towers that contribute to traffic congestion and the isolation of the middle class behind high walls.
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ISIS strived hard to erect a wall of fear between the West and their citizens who went to join the so-called Caliphate.
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Helen Ho is a member of the Atlanta Comfort Women Memorial Task Force, the group working to erect a memorial in the area.
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The elementary school plans to erect tents to provide additional teaching space for the students while they wait for the fighting to end.
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"I need to stress though that while an increase in erect length often happens, it's not something I can guarantee," Elist tells me.
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While some people erect plaques, statues or buildings to remember a loved one who has died, others start foundations, scholarships or memorial funds.
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The Dodd-Frank bill did not erect strong regulations to enforce reform on Wall Street, but rather a web of rules and incentives.
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Once fully deployed, the active-duty troops will include engineers who can help erect physical barriers to hold back the migrants, officials said.
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Even if BCFS folds up the tent city at Tornillo, the government could try to find another operator to erect a shelter there.
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People who erect roadblocks — an increasingly popular method used by protesters to disrupt the economy and subsequently Ortega's government — have been especially targeted.
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The tabloid was threatening to publish photos it had obtained, including one of Mr. Bezos's "semi-erect manhood," unless he met their conditions.
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Miles of the city's riverfront parkland are consumed when the Mississippi rises, and when it threatens downtown businesses, city crews erect temporary barriers.
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And then at Adrian Sassoon, there's a thick, erect, 7-foot-high, ceramic vase shaped like a column and painted with fig leaves.
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We need to build walls to keep out illegals, erect barriers to hold off foreign threats, wage endless war on the globalist elites.
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"You erect a statue and you think you've paid homage to the father of the nation but they stand completely abandoned," she said.
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It's a truth universally acknowledged in the sporting world that the toughest obstacles to surmount are those we erect in our own minds.
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But city officials nixed the project at the last minute over plans to erect a 1.5 mile-long concrete barrier through the city.
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This allows him, he tells us, to see past the limiting, self-defining walls of fictions that most of us erect around ourselves.
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They say that similar sanctions are not imposed upon nonindigenous residents who, for example, camp in their yards or erect canopies for parties.
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Opinion: Why we build walls In a moment of fear, determination, pride or defiance, we erect barriers — first emotional and then, often, physical.
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The Corn Products Refining Company went so far as to erect a 182-foot steel structure to promote goods like Mazola corn oil.
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Sleeping Giants is now raising funds to erect a billboard in Seattle urging Amazon to "stop funding bigotry" and sever links to Breitbart.
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When Elaine did finally erect a memorial to its victims in April, the remembrance -- a weeping willow tree -- was chopped down, Olson says.
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The Ferris wheel, still fully erect, regards the party like a cold and distant sun, its carriages creaking in a shovel of wind.
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We do not erect monuments to people who performed extraordinary feats that were unquestionably evil, even if their characters included some virtuous traits.
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The natural first place to start is to erect sanctions against the Palestinian Authority and Hamas as long as they continue their rejectionism.
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On December 29, Diebold allegedly sent several images to the undercover officer, including photos of an erect penis in various stages of undress.
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The bulldozers and excavators that have entered the area risk causing serious destruction as construction crews race to erect the tall steel barriers.
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Washington (CNN)The Defense Department is scouting sites along the US-Mexico border to erect new physical barriers, according to two department officials.
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The least intrusive choice would be to do little more than erect a memorial on the site and leave things as they are.
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I had read somewhere that the average penis was 3 to 3.5 inches long when flaccid and 5 to 5.5 inches when erect.
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It is called FAST, short for 2500-meter aperture spherical telescope, and will cost an estimated 236 billion renminbi, or $184 million, to erect.
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The conclusion you draw in the book is that the GOP has basically used this technology to erect a firewall against the popular will.
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To erect a truss to support the lights, they used metal beams and joints likely from construction workers building new hotels around the city.
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Eventually, SG Blocks will deliver structures, erect them on the island and have local contractors and laborers do the finish work on the inside.
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Once it's unfurled and fully erect, the space-based sculpture will be visible in the night sky, appearing as a fast-moving bright star.
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Caption: When you erect a colony in a subterranean lava tube on Mars, covering the ductwork and wiring isn't a high-priority decorating job.
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So instead they passed minimum parking requirements: If a developer wanted to erect a new office or apartment building, it had to build parking.
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When she yanked her hand away, she told me, Weinstein grabbed it again and pulled it toward his penis, which was visible and erect.
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In the face of mounting protests the government undertook to erect 24 incinerator plants to burn the waste instead, at a cost of $2.9bn.
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Despite Mr Modi's rhetoric, it is clear that culture is a powerful tool to erect social barriers in India, not just break them down.
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Waking up with an erect penis or clitoris doesn't necessarily mean that you're turned on… but hey, it might help you get there quicker.
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China might erect more gates to outbound capital, but can only do so by losing some of its ability to stimulate demand at home.
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"Condoms are rolled up for a reason ... because it makes them easier to apply when you roll it onto an erect penis," said Dweck.
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Policies with diffuse benefits and concentrated costs, such as environmental regulation, are hard to implement in systems that erect too many hurdles to legislation.
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The intrigue: Hospitals that want to erect new buildings or buy new technology issue debt in municipal bond markets instead of the public markets.
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" In a video posted Wednesday, Trump spoke even more directly, referencing his longstanding pledge to erect a southern border wall: "We need the wall.
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From 1949 to 1950, he organized a team of friends to erect the aluminum and plastic Weatherbreak in Baie-D'Urfé, a suburb of Montréal.
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Then, of course, there are the laborers who toil long hours to erect the buildings that have put the UAE on the global map.
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Though Brown also tells me that the now-infamously erect harvestman might not even have an erection, as first reported by the National Geographic.
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How do you cultivate your individuality in a world that wants to erect a single social model that everyone is supposed to aspire to?
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Another simply had an erect penis, made to appear as if it was bulging up and out of the waistband of the wearer's shorts.
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Razana also differs from modern crocodiles by having a deep skull and four strong, erect limbs, making it specialized to be a land predator.
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Further hybrid breeding breakthroughs generated corn with leaves that grow more erect, allowing farmers to sow it more densely without starving plants of sunlight.
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Alas, God ordered him not to, so when Solomon came to power he decided to carry out his father's plan and erect the temple.
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SO COMMON is anti-trade rhetoric in the election campaign that you might think America is about to erect a wall on every side.
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Repealing tax provisions that have buoyed the energy sector will only serve to undermine growth, erect barriers to capital investment, and curtail energy supplies.
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They also recommended that the president erect a communications firewall of sorts between his administration and his businesses to avoid any appearance of impropriety.
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As a stand-in for a stiffy, Veale's study looked at stretched flaccid length which urologists have long noted, is commensurate with erect length.
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In reality, the trade barriers he would erect would harm rather than help the living standards of most Americans, by making imports more expensive.
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He considers the possibility, for instance, of living in one of the tool crates that the railroads erect at regular intervals along the track.
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Arrieta sat afterward in the Cubs' interview room, his piercing eyes, erect posture and thick black beard calling to mind a fierce Mennonite hurler.
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A leaked UK government proposal to erect customs posts in Northern Ireland after Brexit has been dubbed "non-starter" by Ireland's deputy prime minister.
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Until recently, standard condoms had to be at least 1.663 inches long, but studies find the average erect penis is roughly an inch shorter.
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Significantly more money is needed, along with incentives for state and local election agencies to identify weak spots, erect firewalls and pursue other precautions.
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Across the street, a life-size bronze statue depicts this same erect figure standing with an outstretched hand, unveiled in 21949 by Queen Elizabeth.
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A bespectacled man on the drawing's right-hand side is wearing boxer shorts and a t-shirt, his erect penis poking through his shorts.
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This will be supported by a 20-foot-tall column, encircled by a snake with its head erect and tongue hissing at the book.
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They lobbied local governments to erect memorials to the Confederacy all over the South, including in prominent public spaces like courthouses and state capitols.
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Holder to erect new barriers to voting, while Republicans in Washington look for new ways to embed their partisan interests in the electoral system.
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Proud and erect, and with an expression of contempt, he walked toward the police station past the battering mob, his face covered with blood.
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President Donald Trump is still insisting that he wants Mexico to pay for the wall he wants to erect on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The department requires building owners to obtain a permit to erect a sidewalk shed and to renew the permit annually until work is completed.
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In late November, the singer posted an Instagram photo of himself in tight-fitting boxer briefs, with his semi-erect "anaconda" on full display.
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But if we had more room for new statues, concerned citizens might want to put up some money to erect one of Alibi, limping.
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Predatory pricing deployed to accelerate growth, undermine competitors, accumulate market power, then erect new barriers to entry that block potential challengers to Amazon's dominance.
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He is also facing a January 26 deadline to decide whether to erect trade barriers to protect US solar panel and washing machine manufacturers.
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Erect barriers to keep out aliens from abroad, and shift money from the rich to the working class to create economic security at home.
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As an aid worker during the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami recovery in Indonesia, I saw aid agencies flock to afflicted areas and erect houses.
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He stood in front of me, his semi-erect penis at eye level, while I tried to get more information from Doug: What hospital?
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In fact, the party also wants to follow Mr. Trump's example and erect walls around two Spanish enclaves in North Africa, to block migrants.
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Which means only one thing: In five or 10 years, when civic leaders erect a Tom Brady statue, they better get the visage right.
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Naturally, he injected himself with the drug he was presenting, commanded the stage, threw off his pants, and proudly showed off his erect penis.
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Strengthening the National Emergencies Act would erect a wall against any president, not just Mr. Trump, who insists on creating emergencies where none exist.
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Trump frequently pledged on the campaign trail to erect an "impenetrable and beautiful" barrier, which he claims will keep out drugs and undocumented immigrants.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has taken the side of German Chancellor Angela Merkel by sharply criticizing Austria's plan to erect a border fence.
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We didn't erect a model of a Syrian ruin in Trafalgar Square because it might look nice; it's there because it's supposed to mean something.
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They prefer to be ready for stricter rules that climate-friendlier places like the European Union might erect in the absence of a global standard.
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Growing universities erect glitzy libraries, housing blocks and research facilities to accommodate new students; shrinking ones do so in an effort to turn the tide.
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The researchers found slimy sea dicks attached erect to the USNS General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, a ship deliberately sunk to serve as an artificial reef.
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Their legs were positioned straight and erect under their bodies, allowing them to gallop and sprint after prey in a decidedly athletic, uncrocodile-like manner.
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Researchers working in Burma have uncovered the fossilized remains of a 99-million-year old male daddy longlegs with its penis fully extended and erect.
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Most of us have heard the phrase "he's a grower, not a shower," referring to someone whose penis appears much bigger when erect than flaccid.
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Inside these hastily converted spaces, humanitarian groups and volunteers have rushed to assemble bunk beds and erect cubicle walls to provide a modicum of privacy.
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Several organizations involved in historic preservation have fought the removal, proposing instead to add signage explaining context and erect new monuments recognizing additional community leaders.
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While origins of the snowy shaft are still unknown, locals rallied around the work of "art" and its right to remain erect in the snow.
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He resolved to erect a massive wall on the border with Mexico, prevent Muslims from entering the country and send some 11 million immigrants packing.
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In the 1990s, Durex commissioned a rather non-representative survey that saw the average erect length and girth had risen to 6.4" and 5.2" respectively.
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How much of a barrier the new Treasury Department rules will erect to the misuse of shell companies to hide assets remains to be seen.
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Russia and Turkey announced Monday that they will erect a demilitarized zone (DMZ) in Syria's Idlib Province, the last remaining rebel stronghold in the country.
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My concern for my dad's health was compounded by the frustration of hitting a wall that many hospitals erect in the name of privacy laws.
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To strip health insurance from so many blind people would serve only to erect additional barriers and obstacles to our efforts to achieve that dream.
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The drinking age used to be 18 in the US, meaning that freshman were freely allowed to drink and even erect bars in their room.
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Those visiting the site on Wednesday didn't see any signs that there had been significant building work to either clear structures or erect new ones.
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Daily highway blockades have snarled transportation across the country, as students and farmers erect makeshift barricades to damage the economy and wear down the government.
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Every June, valley residents converge on the plaza to hold the Torch Festival, in which they erect and light on fire a towering pine trunk.
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Trump, of course, wants to erect a wall between Mexico and the United States, and that too fills many a conversation in Osuna's native land.
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"I'm sorry," I said, as she continues to run the implement around my junk, positioning my now three-quarters-erect penis this way and that.
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Erect penises with military tombstones flying US flags — steel wool serving as both botanical and pubic "bush" — hybridize antiwar sentiments by ridiculing testosterone-fueled aggression.
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Trump's trade proposals, Reich argues, assume the U.S. can't compete and must erect trade barriers lest other countries flood America with better and cheaper products.
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In a statement, JAY-Z said that it would be impossible to erect the video screens that flank his stage on the 4:44 tour.
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Even as European countries erect barriers between one another, the E.U. announced a coordinated ban on nearly all travelers from the rest of the world.
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The doctor took pictures of them, while they were naked, with a Polaroid camera, and measured their penises both flaccid and erect, the men said.
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In that time, conservatives regrouped to build out organizations, erect institutions, and discover leaders that turned the modern right into a true, self-sustaining movement.
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Politicians of most stripes want to erect a Fortress Europe to defend companies from bullying by Trumpian America and assault by state-backed Chinese groups.
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During his tenure, the archdiocese was raising money to erect a new church and St. Nicholas National Shrine, as part of a $50 million project.
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We may not call it "family abolition" or "full surrogacy," but many people have begun to erect the caregiving communes Lewis wants to see realized.
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Neutering appears to be no impediment in "Cats," where an unnervingly erect tail can instead convey themes that fall far outside the film's PG rating.
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In the rich world, and increasingly in emerging economies too, the closer to the beach you can erect a condo or office block, the better.
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In previous tests, North Korea used trucks to transport and erect the Hwasong-12s, but moved the missiles onto separate firing tables before launching them.
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The acute phase, which often causes painful erections, lasts for six to 18 months, during which plaque forms and deformity of the erect penis worsens.
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Dr. Wong, who has lived in Albuquerque for almost four decades, came up with the idea to erect a public monument to commemorate the case.
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Will we in the 21st century be capable of restoring an edifice that took an army of artisans and laborers almost 200 years to erect?
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For one, she assumes he's looking at porn ("A picture of a bare breast or an erect penis never hurt anyone!" she chirps, even though Ozzy is by all appearances about 9 years old, which puts him at least three years shy of the prime age for recreational erect-penis-perusing) — but for two, the sight of the clown on the cover sends her into a panic.
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For reasons that are not apparent to me, the memory of the rapist's erect CGI penis pinging into view is seared on my brain for eternity.
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Kneel Hung Furry sculpture in White Icelandic sheepskin with cast bronze Large Furry Feet, Large Furry Hands, Large Erect Dong, Large Lips, and Medium B-Hole.
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A recent survey of more than 4,000 US men found that guys' biggest complaint about their genitals was the length of their flaccid (non-erect) penises.
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While plenty of hotels offer two beds, we couldn't find any that guaranteed a small baby-friendly room to erect the travel cot on our budget.
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This year at the lighting ceremony, Brown and her fellow cast members will erect a monument in honor of Reynolds' role as Grandma Aggie in Halloweentown.
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They call for government to break up big banks, make sure the rich pay taxes or erect tariff or regulatory barriers to keep globalisation at bay.
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On Thursday, the House of Representatives will vote on whether to erect a series of guardrails of its own, for the possible impeachment of the president.
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The district is designed to help promote Haitian-owned businesses, but also includes proposals to create a Haitian cultural center, rename streets and erect a monument.
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He came to his role in 183 from Asir province, where his plans to erect modern tower blocks in the city of Abha were largely unfulfilled.
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But at least we can be assured that the walls these companies erect will be made up of cool new functionality that we don't yet have.
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This latest action on steel and aluminium could be a gambit to show that Mr Trump is not bluffing when he threatens to erect trade barriers.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude did not erect their monumental 25-mile art installation on the condition that gay couples would be banned from coming near it.
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The NFL -- just like the NBA -- has every right to demand that its players stand erect and make no fuss while the national anthem is playing.
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"[Nassar] drugged her, made her lay nude on a treatment table, straddled her and digitally penetrated her while rubbing his erect penis against her," Erin wrote.
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Because of zoning laws, they can erect buildings on both sides of it, but they need to buy the air rights to build them even higher.
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This is why the cause of freedom has worked so hard for so many centuries to erect strict barriers to their powers over person and property.
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Mr. Acosta, who retains the erect manner and intense stare of his former colleagues in law enforcement, applied to law school planning to become a prosecutor.
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The organizers are careful to avoid the pitfalls that frustrated earlier attempts to erect a memorial, which never got past the laying of a foundation stone.
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They want to see the "hard show," he tells me of what people desire the most—videos of him masturbating or images of his erect penis.
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Within minutes, Lusambo, the youngest, was clowning around, using his new hand to erect a tower of plastic building blocks and chomping on a candy lollipop.
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However, it&aposs unclear if this shows North Korea is suspending this aspect of its missile program or intends to erect similar facilities in the future.
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We erect this kind of edifice, advance it and really what it does is accomplish other political goals underneath: it brings funding, political careers are made.
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The obstacles they are desperate to erect are like swarms of gnats buzzing around the space shuttle of market demand, fueled by a cannabis booster rocket.
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Having a micropenis means having a penis that has an erect penile length of at least 2.5 standard deviations smaller than the mean human penis size.
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The organization has begun to erect public markers at lynching sites, with volunteers patiently shoveling soil from each into mason jars for a museum to come.
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Vasco did not get permission to erect buildings and although Fluminense did receive permission, they do not have permits to allow the buildings to be occupied.
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The "Propeller Pasties" attach to her breasts and sense how erect her nipples are, spinning the propellers fasters as her nipples rise to meet the sensor.
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Some twenty-five billion dollars has been spent to erect an array of office towers, condominiums, and shopping arcades in lower midtown, west of Tenth Avenue.
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The city recently reached the same conclusion, announcing that it will erect a series of monuments to women who have been important in the city's history.
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Investors came to see that the European Union was not going to break up, and Britain was not going to erect tall walls around its economy.
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News starting in 2007, said he subjected her to years of aggressive sexual misconduct, including grinding against her with an erect penis and grabbing her vagina.
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The current owner obtained the necessary zoning change in 2011 when it wanted to erect a 12-story hotel over the Buddakan restaurant, on Ninth Avenue.
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Rick Aguilar's parents and grandparents all came to the U.S. from Mexico, but that's not stopping him from bidding to help erect President Trump's border wall.
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The other 20 leaders formally endorsed the idea of a liberal trade regime, arbitrated by the World Trade Organization, and condemned moves to erect new barriers.
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Mugabe and her daughter wanted to build a university named after the president on the land and to erect a memorial to him — is still visible.
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Tech shares joined industrials in a sharp fall when American markets opened for the week, amid growing fears of a global race to erect trade barriers.
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Even as senior West Wing aides work to erect a new structure around the policy implementation process, Trump has thrown wrench after wrench into their efforts.
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The president has vowed to erect a wall to keep out undocumented immigrants and has ramped up the deportation of those already in the United States.
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But the paramount reason for resisting this deal, and any other, is what it would mean symbolically to erect the wall or any portion of it.
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