It's spring, and we're anticipating flings … of mucky water.
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And everyone flings them on the floor, so it's fine.
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Now Aimee is ready to have flings of her own.
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Rihanna's perceived string of casual flings is some women's #relationshipgoals.
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Friend flings are no less golden than legit platonic relationships.
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As Offenbach's Hoffmann, Vittorio Grigolo simply flings his tenor out.
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He has a string of casual flings and dysfunctional relationships.
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Martin McDonagh's morbid comedy flings its noose around Broadway's neck.
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Like most summer flings, SiR's emotions are spontaneous but fleeting.
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And yet I'd still willingly fall into flings with these guys.
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Justin Taylor's most recent book is Flings, a collection of stories.
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Polly eats one bite and flings the rest onto the floor.
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Now we have flings, plural, because that's what dating apps encourage.
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Though he had several short-lived flings with women while in Wham!
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They talk about their latest flings and support each other's biggest dreams.
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I had one night stands, months-long flings, and revisits with exes.
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Vacation flings have long been the stuff of legend, literature, and film.
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The first rule of travel flings is don't try to have one.
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Regarding infidelity, let the buyer beware when it comes to travel flings.
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I have a confession to make: I really suck at summer flings.
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Which goes to show that sometimes summer flings can work out great.
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Cecily, the character who angrily flings the line, is a cisgender lesbian.
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Today, the list has been responsible for more than one-off flings.
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As the game reaches its climax, Yi flings her arms in the air.
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That means they're more likely to have flings than to be serial monogamists.
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Poots (portraying one of his flirty flings) don't get enough screen time to
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The only men who were interested, she thought, wanted flings and no commitment.
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"Kimmi," the following song, is a reminder that even vacation flings cool down.
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The phone flings out of his hand but he sees where it lands.
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It flings off mighty arcs of hot plasma known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs).
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I've had boyfriends, crushes, and flings; bothered with fuckbois, and made friends with benefits.
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When they finally get out, an invisible force flings them apart in opposite directions.
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Bolsonaro also flings the term "fake news" at his critics, including those in media.
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We know how he plotted to get one of his first high school flings.
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We asked friends and co-workers to tell us about their wildest summer flings.
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Dating app flings, the athleisure trend: Everybody, it seems, wants to keep things casual.
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Later, Albrecht violently withdraws his hand from Giselle's and flings her to the ground.
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Maybe casual flings would appeal to you if they were with men, and not women.
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His love for Edith feels real, far removed from the flings seen in previous episodes.
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In most of the cases, those involved were acquaintances, friends, former lovers or occasional flings.
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Labor Day has arrived, and the summer flings no longer seem that fun n' flingy.
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By the end, the love story looks as doomed as any of your seasonal flings.
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Spring flings could heat up and even come with an air of secrecy and taboo.
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Finding none, he flings her back to the trash pile and sets it on fire.
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Playboi -- we recommend you learn from Chyna's past flings and hold off on the ink.
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With too much time on his hands, he flings himself into tirades and physical assaults.
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"We can expect hookups to lead to serious connections or 'long term' flings," she says.
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He admits to casual (and "deep") sexual flings with women and is OK with open relationships.
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Hair in rollers, eyes and forehead scrunched, it's clear this isn't just one of Jessa's flings.
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After he joined the Night's Watch, Jon extinguished any possibility of adolescent pre-Winter summer flings.
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And when he too rejects her, she flings herself on a bed and bursts into tears.
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Mr. Bush's stand-in flings bits of dirt with a conspicuously limp, left-handed wrist snap.
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First published in 2014, the books follow Paige's string of romantic dalliances, flings, and love triangles.
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The internet is rife with articles on platonic dates, platonic nudes, and platonic flings between women.
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A boy runs up to him and flings his arm around him in a huge hug.
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He has to track down all of his flings and tell them to go get tested.
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Summer flings are all about living in the moment, the perfect synthesis of passion and convenience.
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Maybe you're an honorary islander who can recite every contestant and all of their flings -- backwards.
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And as weird as it sounds in the world of flings, you might just need some practice.
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When Qyburn tries to wrangle the Mountain back into his post, the Mountain flings him down stairs.
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Since then, I've had a few dates and flings but just found it too difficult to lie.
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Some of them are about funny summer flings, and others are full-on couple's-retreat-level romantic.
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The song finds Ralo and friends embracing forbidden flings with women attracted to their high-octane lifestyles.
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Sometimes, travel flings can remind you that humanity still exists, even as the world crumbles around you.
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We decided that we would not discuss our flings with each other, at least until we returned.
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God forbid that someone flings a personal challenge when he has his finger on the nuclear button.
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But what about nudes from former flings and relationships that don't end up distributed online or elsewhere?
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It was the only experience I'd had, every long-term boyfriend and even the short-term flings.
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And unlike that ex that won't let go, Amazon is filled with potential for fun springy flings.
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There were a few flings, but my long-term hookup buddy is the only one worth mentioning.
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We asked friends and co-workers about the most inappropriate romantic relationships or flings they've ever had.
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This is a time of hookups, semi-casual flings, Tinder, Grindr, fuckbois, open relationships, and ass-eating.
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"All of a sudden the door flings open and it's my mother and everything just stopped," Hudson continues.
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But Jade clashes with his teenage daughter, who is finding it hard to take her dad's flings seriously.
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He then quickly glances around, grabs a huge rock and flings it full force at the tree trunk.
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All of a sudden, somebody flings themselves onto the bouncy castle, and every head in my vicinity turns.
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He flings it across the court before Gay starts to roll, as Teodosic is still leaning towards Ginobili.
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He posts up, picks and pops, leads breaks, flings elbow-to-wing passes, and rotates promptly on defense.
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Summer flings can be fun, they can be sexy, they can be romantic, and they can be meaningful.
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Her husband told me he had little interest in putting in the work necessary for even casual flings.
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"It lends some evidence that 'spring flings' or 'spring fever' could be a real thing," Dr. Mehta said.
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Their songs feel like all your lost three-month flings, and the smells of all their t shirts.
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Each sign of the Zodiac takes a different approach to infatuation and sex, and summer flings are no different.
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Light will bump up into tiny particles of nitrogen and oxygen, which flings the light outward in all directions.
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One exercise involves a robotic cage that flings balls from various angles for a player to control and pass.
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In a crucial moment like that, who has time to bring up apparent flings at the Four Seasons Hotel?
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Gina has resigned herself to getting by playing unmemorable television roles and having unsatisfying flings with her co-stars.
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When the song ends, Prince whips off his guitar, flings it in the air and peacocks off, stage left.
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Is it Centineo's gleeful grin as he flings glasses all over the host's fancy suit — starting with the crotch?
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The next day, the family rises very early and ceremonially flings the water into the trees, whereupon ordinary life resumes.
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Captain America shows up, flings the Red Skull into space, and then leaves it on the bottom of the ocean.
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For your convenience, we've rounded up your comprehensive guide to all of the major breakups, makeups, and flings of 2016.
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Before that, I had long stretches of celibacy peppered with flings with guys who were only vaguely interested in me.
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Finally, he flings her into a cabinet; as blood starts pouring down her head, it is clear Alison is dead.
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It flings hydrochloric acid and volcanic glass particles through the air, and it can cause lung, eye and skin irritations.
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Damian Lillard should feel fine, but McCollum basically told his long term flings in Portland that he's found someone new.
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That we in the media give that better politics as much coverage as we do whatever new insult Trump flings.
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To reproduce, the plant flings tiny seeds from a small torpedo-shape fruit more than 20 feet through the air.
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" She added, "Summer flings can be great and can teach you a lot about your prejudices in your dating choices.
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It's not the type of revealer that flings open the door to realization, or at least it wasn't for me.
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Ms. Burton unfolds the story with a tightly held composure that ultimately shatters as she flings herself on the bed.
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When the tension is released, the throwing arm snaps forward and flings the pumpkin at speeds approaching 20153 miles per hour.
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Brianne The "queen of the three-month relationship" has had several mini-flings and three long-term relationships in the past.
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Kenny & Annaliese In the past two episodes, Annaliese and Kenny forged a relationship from the ashes of their previous Paradise flings.
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In my experience, however, friend flings usually mutually dissolve (or resolve) as we again become caught up in our daily lives.
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Think of its relationship history: epic trans-Atlantic romances, audacious trans-Pacific affairs, flings in this jungle, hookups on that dune.
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By the time Oksana ultimately betrays him, the reader is waiting for the monotonous lineup of her various flings to end.
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Foulkes flings herself against the assemblage again and again, breaking it down, making it lighter; until it approaches her own weight.
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Clad in her signature black corset bra and Hot Topic fishnet leggings, she has romantic flings with all the wizard hotties.
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A few years into our marriage, we decided to open up to casual experimentation: flings, one-night stands, no emotional attachments.
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It also flings open a door in the play's construction that lets a lot of its littler problems and inconsistencies escape.
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Ed Sheeran joined her to add his rap on "Endgame," a song that longs for lasting romance after high-profile flings.
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In a video of the incident, Margaret Gieszinger, a teacher in Visalia, remove chunks of the student's hair and flings them backward.
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It flings down the gauntlet to everyone who's cried because we couldn't afford to lose her, or been inspired by her example.
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He flings himself about the screen like a Slinky, knife in hand, all the better to stab anybody who might hurt Jill.
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One young Pakistani guy flings a clear, A5-sized plastic wallet at me, asking if I will look after it for him.
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At one point she flings the contents of a coffee pot at a villain, but the coffee turns out to be cold.
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And so when Adora flings this week's jaw-droppingly abusive insult at her, telling her she "smells ripe," it's a layered moment.
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It's rare, a hot Jupiter around an evolved subgiant star with an incredibly close orbit that flings it around every 3.8 days.
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Cultish workouts like spinning and boxing start off as flings, bloom into obsessions, and then become relegated to private conversations between participants.
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The book explores what happens to innocent people when the state flings open the jailhouse door and tosses them out into the unknown.
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For viewers struggling to place Murphy, she appeared in seasons 9 and 10 and had flings with both Arizona and her protégé Alex.
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In one instance, one of the handlers flings a suitcase so hard it hits the back of the cart's wall and falls down.
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Every high-volume contributor—James Harden, Ryan Anderson, Eric Gordon, Trevor Ariza, Patrick Beverley—flings darts from distance at an above-average rate.
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Is it the tune most evocative of lightning-strike summer flings, such as Calvin Harris and Rihanna's "This Is What You Came For"?
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She takes our rags from where they soak in the washtub and flings them at the walls, where they stick, dripping brown water.
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He flings himself across the stage, falling abruptly to his knees and shaking his fists toward the sky during the most emotional climaxes.
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It will continue returning photos, like this one from 2017, until it flings itself into the planet to end its mission in 2021.
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He's even more miffed when, after liftoff, she flings her little dog, Posey, out of the basket, accompanied by a spray of fireworks.
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It helps that — although their romance began when Mr. Macron was scandalously young — once students reach university, student-teacher flings are practically expected.
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But mistakes happen: I twice made the error of engaging in faraway cyber flings with people I knew I'd never meet in real life.
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I order a glass of red wine and BBQ wings while we bitch about the current state of work and talk about college flings.
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Ms. Martin flings herself histrionically around the furnishings backstage when the interpersonal turmoil among the cast members begins to wreak havoc on the production.
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Some of the relationships with be brief flings, and others will be more meaningful, depending on how much you're willing to invest in them.
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Considering Tormund has a thing for strong badass babes, it's not surprising the learn that one of his former flings was also a warrior.
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One summer, I got super horny late at night and decided to see how many summer flings I could have in a single evening.
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Finally, Fatebe flings back her head, her open mouth crammed with more than a dozen asparagus stalks, as if her mouth were a vase.
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He mocks her theatrics ("Bowing, bowing, bowing"), and she pleads with him in song ("We're gonna fall, gonna die"), before he flings her offscreen.
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Even the edges of the topmost plinth seem to be wilting and drooping as our Venus flings out her arms in a gesture of…joy?
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With Venus camped out in Scorpio, the sign of passion, intrigue, and magnetism, our crushes and flings may take a turn for the, er, intense.
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Casual hook ups and no-strings-attached flings aren't treated as a taboo or novelty on dick appointment YouTube, but as a fact of life.
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To put it bluntly, my early experiences with sex were mostly spurred by loneliness that resulted in unloving flings, coupled with insecurities about my body.
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He is someone who flings around unconfirmed accusations and demonstrable falsehoods with abandon — and who does so, by his own admission, for calculated strategic purposes.
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He could have chosen to be a player, sleeping around with abandon, or the kind of cheater who supplements monogamy with a series of flings.
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Lesser also details a previously unreported affair with another architect in his office, Marie Kuo, and suggests there were flings on the side as well.
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Theatrically, but also delicately (Tom is a gentleman), he gnaws off a few morsels of dry-looking flesh, then flings the rest back onto Logan's plate.
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This close encounter releases so much energy that it flings all member stars in the system outward, sending them in different directions at super high speeds.
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Mars will be retrograde from June 26 to August 27, which means that this summer may be full of hot and heavy (but short-lived) flings.
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From his doomed marriage to Carol via flings with Sonja and Jill - and the resolutely platonic relationship with PA Lynn - Partridge has seen it all before.
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But Postmates—the refuge of homebodies, impulse shoppers, and the lazy, hungry masses—understands the real you: your moods, your flings, your celebrations, and your munchies.
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Ashe doesn't play games, so she flings a household item at the woman's head as a reminder little Kai has a mother and it's not Paula.
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From now on, any secondary relationships or extra-relationship flings will happen after, not before, my partner and I discuss them and make a decision together.
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Virgil's decorous Latin gets translated into a language which calls for eloquent Latinate polysyllables: the Sibyl flings the guard-dog Cerberus "a dumpling of soporific honey".
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The couple testified that their relationship was an open one in which extra-marital flings were acceptable, and that did not call into question their commitment.
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In a burst of motion, she flings off her wimple and veil, casts them away from her, and looks back at the attending nun in triumph.
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It's a queer rom-com that never forgets Isobel's bisexuality, that features interracial flings, and that doesn't throw any of the queer characters under the bus.
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Adam Sandler plays Henry, a Maui veterinarian who puts his usual flings behind him after meeting Lucy (Drew Barrymore), a painter who has short-term amnesia.
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The tour recordings provide multiple versions of many songs, yet they're anything but routine, shifting tempo and attack while Mr. Dylan flings every line with conviction.
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The hosts, Rachel Lindsay and Travis Mills, crisscross the country helping heartbroken people find former flings or lovers who have cut them out of their lives.
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Red is also the color of the coffee cup that Steven Burnett flings through the window of an RV while he's yelling incoherently at Becky Burnett.
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There were two distinct JTs: Albert's, who had long-winded conversations on the phone in a breathy voice, and Knoop's, prone to flings but not much talking.
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At the movie's end she tries to burst through a screen but instead just flings herself percussively against it like a pigeon on a plate glass window.
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Its big front door flings open to reveal a space with vintage-looking dark oak and brown and white tile, brass fittings and a Carrara marble bar.
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Parts of that film show her frustrated and tense: At one point, recording Bach, she flings her bow to the ground in exasperation with her own playing.
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In a flash, the Altered Carbon hero grabs two knives out of her battlegear, flings them into the air, and knocks her aggressors' weapons to the ground.
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The chorus becomes slyly dynamic ("Just one of those crazy flings / One of those bells that now and then rings"), building from kiss-off to remembered kissing.
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And though she is moving more slowly, she still paces off her canvases and flings paint from her loaded brush so that it lands in calligraphic arcs.
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These were recently captured by the Cassini space probe, whose mission will come to a dramatic end in September when it flings itself into the gas giant's atmosphere.
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It's also easier to act like you want same things as everyone else, like a big intense huge love affair or a lot of no-strings-attached flings.
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This Thursday, June 14, Venus will move into Leo for nearly a month-long stay, setting the stage for all the flirtations and flings that your heart desires.
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Molly is constantly trying to get her romantic life to be just as perfect as her professional life, and she is having flings until she gets it right.
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In a quick reaction, she flings his arm off her, and turns around to deliver a right hook to his face, followed by a kick to the groin.
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Summer may be the season of sexy flings, and February may have all things romantic covered, but May has some deep roots in the spiritual side of sex.
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Typically each ingredient is fried separately, but the elder Ms. Lee flings them together in the pan, on the theory that the brief skirmish draws out more flavor.
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She had flings with film stars and Howard Hughes, and in 1941 married Pasquale di Cicco, an actors' agent and associate of the mob boss Charles (Lucky) Luciano.
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An open mind, a willingness to learn and an acknowledgment of our own ignorance about a new place or culture flings the doors that separate us wide open.
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Drake: No.Drake: No no No No NO NO NO *Drake flings the laptop into the wall* 40: Wayne Gretzky gave me that...PND: Dude relax, what's the problem?
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Just check out Spitfire claiming a world record for long jump: This insane 31-foot distance that Spitfire flings himself comes from just a mere 20-foot build-up.
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The past multi-month hibernation period renewed our energy and excitement for group-socializing, so we crafted a curated party-supply guide for celebrating all sorts of summery flings.
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I answered by rattling off a list of failed relationships and flings with men who turned out to be the worst representatives of the male gender I'd ever experienced.
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One former producer claims several of Matt's office flings were consensual, but added they were still problematic because of the power he had as the face of the network.
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For the most part, the family has remained quiet on all of Disick's alleged flings, presumably out of respect for the kids he shares with former partner Kourtney Kardashian.
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The BSC flings the text to AT&T Pittsburgh's mobile switching center (MSC), which relies on the text message's SCA (remember the service center address embedded within every SMS?
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A third takes an ax to chip away at a large boulder, then flings plaster on top to build it up again in a loop of destruction and creation.
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It's a pain that hacker Vije Miller knew all to well, until he built a licorice-launching catapult that automatically flings candy in the direction of his voice command.
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Thankfully, she calls him out on perhaps his biggest discretion of this episode — having one of his flings walk out in a bathrobe in front of his young son.
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I believe that there are moments in everyone's lives where a door flings open, and if you're terrified of what's on the other side, you must walk through it.
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What that might be, however, is anyone's guess as her mute and scantily clothed Madonna emerges from the desert and flings herself onto the hood of an oncoming Oldsmobile.
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An Instagram user has uploaded video that shows a seal swimming up from the depths, armed with an octopus, which it flings across the face of an unsuspecting kayaker.
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Romances certainly did blossom on the campaign trail, but all the embeds I know bent over backward to keep their flings secret, for fear of compromising their professional standing.
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He flings dolls around to show the ease with which his character can dispatch opponents, and in one scene, he throws a rickshaw — passenger and all — with little effort.
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This intelligent, playful sign is more likely to have flings rather than long-term relationships, but once they meet someone who can entertain and challenge them, they're ready to commit.
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"So sorry to disappoint, but no home wreckers or secret flings going on here," Cuoco wrote as the caption to a photo of the two actors bumping fists in October.
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In it, he flings criticisms at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, former FBI Director James Comey, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, and Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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In it, he flings criticisms at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, former FBI director James Comey, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, and Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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The industry pal, Kevin, has jerry rigged an old boat motor on the shore into an auto-tow line that flings them across the waves, to varying levels of success.
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With Taurus's planetary ruler Venus in Capricorn and Mars in Taurus—both loyal and committed earth signs—this Valentine's Day will be one for long-term lovers and steady flings.
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Such sincere dedication to storyline flings Trump's sayings further into the realm of the absurd, transforming them into true punchlines in isolated panels usually home to narratives of the impossible.
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The quick flings, forbidden affairs, and epic breakups keep us glued to the tabloids and gossip sites — and perhaps make us feel a little better about our own love lives.
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Trump frequently flings vitriol across the Atlantic, criticizing foreign leaders who have spent the past two-and-a-half years trying, usually unsuccessfully, to work out how to handle him.
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As scilla prinks out, purple, from half-thawed clods and the cardinal flings his ribbon of song in two high arcs, then trails the vibrato among the boughs May unclenches.
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Mr Cohen is co-operating with prosecutors and has alleged that Mr Trump asked him to pay hush money to two women who claim to have had flings with the president.
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The fact that I've had such a large number of casual flings has allowed me to appreciate the different kinds of partnerships that exist out there — and that's invaluable to me.
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Today, indie rock band Snail Mail—fronted by 18-year-old Lindsay Jordan—release their debut album Lush and it takes all of these feelings and flings them into open space.
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And while I do have a couple of treasured, long-term friendships that have resulted from this sort of encounter, the reality is, few friend flings survive the return to reality.
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"Parkdale Cartel" Sean Leon picks up a flow that ebbs from near-whisper to clear menace about his recent flings with success, while Julian Thomas finishes with autotuned, laid back belligerence.
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It's an intense time, and even people who are only looking for casual flings will find themselves exploring their wounds and wondering how the people around them fit into their lives.
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"Have You Seen That Girl?" flashes back to Link's adolescent hot spots within the DMV region: neighborhoods his teenage flings were from, parties he'd hit with friends, fights he got into.
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Jupiter has been flooding your cup since last fall as it moves through the relationships sector of your chart—and it's been retrograde since March, digging up dirt from past flings.
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In the first test, the aft hook grabs a 400 pound test aircraft, leads it along a rail overhead, and flings it nose-up toward the ceiling, into a waiting net.
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Nope, it's taken me 10 years of lingering too long in toxic situationships and turbulent casual flings to finally get the hint: you should have dumped him a long time ago.
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And when the jungle reverie ends, she opens her eyes in her apartment, smiles to see the mouse dancing, then happily flings open her windows to observe the outside world anew.
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The infamous hack of the cheaters' hook-up site revealed that it enticed men through an army of chatbots—more than 70,000 in all—that pretended to be women looking for flings.
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" But that doesn't mean she's against more casual flings: "As long as you protect yourself and get tested periodically, then by all means, go ahead and do what you've got to do!
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"Love is not dignified or newsworthy but if you look for it, love actually is all around," he narrates as Marti Pellow flings a cushion at the telly and calls his agent.
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It can be great for mutual one night flings but gets to be a little bit troublesome when one person gets ghosted from what they thought was more than a casual hookup.
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Davis McCallum directs a cast including the Pearl Theater company members Dan Daily and Joey Parsons in this deconstructed take on discontented lovers and artists, searching for new forms and new flings.
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Like the characters, you'll float contentedly through most of an episode – beach trips, war flings, trips to Rome – while actively dreading the imminent flight scene where anyone could die at any moment.
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Blac Chyna and Soulja Boy are breaking up after dating for only a couple weeks ... ending a relationship that will go down as one of the fastest flings in hip-hop history.
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TL;DR: No matter what – or who – you do this V-Day, Walgreens' buy one get one 50% off deal on Durex products will prepare you for whatever the evening flings at you.
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The game offers a wide variety of units spanning several military cultures, ranging from Viking warriors and Napoleonic musket men to the more exotic Chicken Man (who flings chickens at enemies, of course).
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It's not illogical to think that Twitter's algorithm has drawn a disquieting link between one of President Donald Trump's favorite phrases and one of the targets that he most frequently flings it at.
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I am, of course, talking about hookups, romances, and one-off flings — the stuff that, even in the darkest moments of 13 Reasons Why, remind us it's still very much a teen drama.
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Every few steps, he flings open his arms and kicks out a metal leg, teetering back as if about to fall, before bringing it down again hard, his hips not skipping a beat.
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I've been in flings where both my partner and I have both smoked and it's nice—but we also both spend our money on weed and bongs, and we're always late and stoned.
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Scandal is synonymous with twists and sexiness, but Scott Foley is happy that his character, Jake Ballard, hasn't been involved in many romantic flings this season — which allows him a reprieve from dieting.
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This time around, the trio sheds the bratty surf pop odes to summer flings and daydreams of their 2013 debut, Ride Your Heart, in favor of confronting, well, real life—worms and all.
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It's a handheld trebuchet (a type of catapult) that flings circular saw blades for hundreds of feet, and it looks almost as terrifying to yield as it is to be in the weapon's crosshairs.
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The sad truth, from a feminist perspective, is that, if Alma had actually led the life of a dedicated composer and forgone her sensational flings, she might now be a much less famous figure.
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They don't want to meet ... When they're all there, and that's like your time to talk to people and have flings and romances and relationships, and all your practice relationships for your future relationships.
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On dating apps, users create an even more idealized image, with a hyper-specific purpose of showcasing their absolute best self to potential mates (or flings), asking for the approval of a right swipe.
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Carrie Bradshaw may have had her share of flings as the ultimate Manhattanite on Sex and the City, but at the end of the day, it was New York City that stole her heart.
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After all, except in those cases where the reading is linked to a first-year class or a required writing assignment, students juggling summer jobs and summer flings are free to skip these books.
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Despite the survey being angled towards "summer flings," it's hard to imagine any other meal better to break bread with after potentially breaking a headboard (sorry couldn't resist) as we head into fall and winter.
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Better than most have done within rap, Chance upholds his religious beliefs all while speaking about drug usage, reminiscing about teenage flings, and embracing artists who don't speak on their relationship with his personal God.
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Much like 2001, Dead Slow Ahead is wordless for a huge opening stretch, detoxing you from linguistic patterns and any remnant of cinematic formula before it flings you into the outer reaches of human experience.
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Their simple life of women and working out is put on hold when the teenage son of Vince is dropped off on their doorstep by Priya (Mindy Kaling), one of his old high school flings.
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Ohad flings the giggling granddaughter of Samira, the line cook and dishwasher, in the air as I pause for a moment to savor some pan-seared mullet served atop turmeric-tinted tahini and diced tomatoes.
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Thankfully, flings are generally low-stakes, and if things go awry, well, it actually might be a good place to practice how to approach a relationship (even if it's meant to be a short-lived one).
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By Season 6, it was impossible to keep track of the once and future flings between the core group of Blair (Leighton Meester), Serena (Blake Lively), Dan (Penn Badgley), Chuck (Ed Westwick), and Nate (Chace Crawford).
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In the Trumpian era, even casual flings come with partisan caveats, and the idea that you might hold a different position on the Affordable Care Act than your prospective partner can wind up being a dealbreaker.
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Ahead we've rounded up some of those couples who met courtesy of NBC, whether they be lifelong partners who are now raising a family, or failed flings that both parties would rather leave in the past.
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It's nice to have someone to keep you company when you don't want to leave your house, but then the weather warms up and you're reminded of how fun it is to have multiple summer flings.
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I want to be wooed by hard-working men whom I know can take care of me, but I've also been irrevocably drawn to flings with monstrous egotists looking only to serve their own well-being.
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This monster is sometimes glimpsed — "It is double-headed, has more limbs than it must need, flings in and out of the dull pockets of candlelight" — but is also a shared symbol foreboding tragedy and loss.
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When Gertie grabs a woolly mammoth 9 by the tail and flings it into a lake, McCay exploits that blank space and shrinks the mammoth to minuscule size as it vanishes comedically far into the distance.
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On the other, he's talked about being at odds with his own father, aired out government names of past flings, and opened up about not enjoying seeing his mother unhappy in his music over the years.
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The exes, who ended their nine-year relationship in 2015 and share three children together — Mason, 7, Penelope, 4, and Reign, 2 — are both in France, where they have each been spotted canoodling their much younger flings.
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As the last of the sleepaway campers begrudgingly say their goodbyes to bunkmates this month, it's worth remembering that some campers and counselors keep the campfire flames burning much longer with summer flings that become lifetime commitments.
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When Durant hits Bell, the rookie immediately flings it to Green then takes off for the hoop, momentarily freezing LeBron James in the paint and forcing him to either stop the ball or stick with the roller.
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For many of us, our most memorable summer flings would happen right on the cusp of adulthood; that sweet moment when we could be both carefree and selfish, as this kind of romance was fleeting by design.
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But Mr. Longhurst's production — designed by Fly Davis, with lighting by Jack Knowles — elicits a common core of loneliness among the characters, while embracing the centripetal whirl that both keeps them apart and flings them into collision.
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As soon as it's opened, a custom-built spinning tub flings ridiculously fine glitter in every direction, covering whoever opened it from head to toe (or, in many of the filmed cases, from car door to car door).
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If it is on the ground, or close, the blast flings a huge amount of dirt into the atmosphere, which means that, although you might survive it, the subsequent radioactive fallout would kill you in the weeks following.
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The couple testified to the lower court that originally granted the injunction that theirs was an open relationship in which extra-marital flings were acceptable and did not call into question their commitment to each other and their children.
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And whenever he pump-fakes his defender out of position, flings the ball out in front of him and decides to impersonate Giannis Antetokounmpo, well, defenses probably won't know how to deal with that for the entirety of his career.
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That spooky wail is the sound hyperloop makes—at least, the version of the high-speed transportation system designed by Hyperloop One, which just took a big stride toward the day it flings you between cities in near-vacuum tubes.
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The spacesuits are sleeker, the ships and vehicles more maneuverable, but the seat-of-the-pants colonization plot feels grounded in a familiar reality ... that is, until that robot shows up and flings everyone to a planet in a distant galaxy.
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In this fractured pop-song-driven tale of the siblings who avenge their father by killing his murderer — their mother — everyone fights, bites, flings, stabs and claws through scene after bitter scene, as if for the first and last time.
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There, scientists are pretty sure a supermassive black hole around four million times the mass of our sun, called Sagittarius A*, powers the orbit of the Milky Way's rotation, tears matter to shreds and flings balls of it across space.
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The first order of business on Monday will be for Williams to run an air sample and install sensors to test how the unit is handling the barrage of radiation and space trash that regularly flings itself against the ISS.
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The SUV is prowling the streets of Mountain View, California, but it's only after lead engineer Dmitri Dolgov flings his hands into the air that I realize he may be in the driver's seat, but the computer is in control.
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In Nazareth's film Ol Ori Buruku (2015), a Nigerian man standing on the top of a building in São Paulo flings heartfelt curses at the city in Yoruba, a language spoken by many of the slaves brought from Africa to Brazil.
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He spent 11 sexually tempestuous years with the Countess Marie d'Agoult, followed by 39 tormentedly religious ones with the intellectually formidable (and immensely rich) Princess Carolyne von Sayn-Wittgenstein; his flings on the side tended to be quite serious too.
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Despite her divorce, despite numerous flings and failed romances, despite her self-awareness, she finds it difficult to reconcile herself to being alone, with her female friends, and difficult to see mother and daughter as the great loves of her life.
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But while the bulk of research points to the strongest immune boost in coupled partners, there's something to be said about getting touchy with new flings: With each one-night stand, you're coming into contact with a new set of germs.
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But when I watch Trubisky on tape, on deeper throws I find his accuracy awful because his hip mechanics are bad; he stays open and flings deep shots way up in the air, a recipe for doom in the NFL.
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When your opponent flings a charged up topspin shot at you (marked as such by the bright red energy tail behind the ball), you have a split second to remember that you need to respond with a charged up slice.
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But, as we hear the soprano move into her upper register on the line "But a plea, that upward to Heaven he flings/I know why the caged bird sings," we can also hear the full flowering Price has always deserved.
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He also had flings with a succession of young women, from schoolteachers to strippers, and once with a tobacco heiress, "often returning to base just in time to change clothes and drag himself out to the flight line," Mr. Timberg said.
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"Summer flings are very much about enjoying a romantic or sexual adventure with another person against the backdrop of the what summer has to offer: Long days, warm nights, and endless outdoor activities," says CalExotics' resident sexologist Dr. Jill McDevitt.
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Each of these opportunities he destroyed, he admits, by indulging in thoughtless flings; the first time through an affair with a nameless woman from São Paulo, and on the second occasion by sleeping with a British woman of Jamaican origin.
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Our charming narrator, Calogero, is the one who flings the show's horrifying racial slur, which landed on an unsettled audience at a moment when many of us were confronting family and friends who voted for an overtly fascist presidential candidate.
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One of the most exciting features of the archive is the "Highlights" section, which breaks down Trump's commonly used words and phases, so you can get a better understanding of exactly how often he flings around insults, conspiracy theories and general complains.
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He remained transfixed after writing a fictionalized account of Dickinson's life, The Secret Life of Emily Dickinson, in which he inhabited, or vampirized, as he says, the nineteenth-century poet's voice, detailing flings with noted scholars and tattooed handymen—all imagined of course.
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This summer, there are lifeguards enjoying summer flings, and couples like Jerry Schackne, 84, and Theresa Luisi, 2002, one cabana court away from the Gordons, a widower and a widow who met last summer and have been behaving like lovestruck teenagers ever since.
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In New York City, in particular, where improvised extended families are commonplace, such a ruling would risk emboldening people who, having been invited into the lives of single parents, then object to being asked to leave: neighbors, babysitters, childless friends, siblings, flings.
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Still, the only way to ensure that no exes or former flings have your nudes is not to send any at all, and the only way to protect yourself from revenge porn is not to create the content in the first place.
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When Tristan goes to visit his grandparents' farm in Alabama, the journal is stolen by a thief: a pugnacious, 10-inch-tall, doll-like creature that flings globs of sap, speaks mostly in capital letters and takes offense at being called a doll.
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Paak's world, life is unhurried, old flings can be summoned up with a glass of brown liquor or the right notes of a song coming on at the end of the night, and all the beautiful women can cook the hell out of some grits.
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Last we left the oldest Johnson child during her freshman year at the fictional Southern California University, both of Zoey's love interests, Aaron Jackson and Luca Hall, put a stop to their brief flings after the rivals discovered they were both involved with her.
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He was about a foot shorter than me, and we had nothing in common except not liking PE. I realized the other day, I haven't been single for longer than two weeks since him, and these aren't flings—these are one and two-year committed relationships.
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In this case, one person involved in the threesome is married to another celebrity and the couple, who have two young children, have said they are committed to each other even though they say they have an open relationship under which extra-marital flings are acceptable.
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But as the people interviewed for this story can relate, real-life summer flings aren't always that simple; we hang on too long, we develop feelings the other person doesn't have, we lose interest, and drift apart, or one of us meets someone we like more.
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Today, thanks in part to a taste for mobility that often flings us far from our places of birth, a more typical cemetery purchase might be a single plot, chosen and bought by survivors during the grief-racked days after the unexpected death of a loved one.
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With views of both the ocean and the mountains, Casa das Canoas incorporates many of the principles that made the architect famous: The pool melds with a large boulder; the curving walls and windows undulate to a silent rhythm; light flings itself across the upstairs space.
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"I discovered this homey trattoria in Rome" now too often means "I read about it on Yelp," and stories of summer flings are more likely to begin with "I matched with him on Tinder" than with "I met her in line at the Comédie-Française" (true story).
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If the festival was a brainy step above what remained of the summer-stock circuit, offering the Greeks and Chekhov instead of "Arsenic and Old Lace" and "Mame," it was hardly a theatrical hotbed except in the sense of older celebrities seeking humid flings with young wannabes.
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You might have seen this British rom-com by its original title (Scrotal Recall), but don't let the title keep you from discovering this hidden Netflix gem about Dylan (Johnny Flynn), who discovers he has an STD and attempts to get in contact with all of his past flings.
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During my first few visits to the beach house, I was under the impression that his second marriage, to the artist Sienna Shields, whom he married in 2013, was still going strong and that any additional flings and forays with other women were simply part of their arrangement.
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Developers quickly went to work making fun and quirky apps that plugged into Facebook — early hits included "Rendezbook," a kind of proto-Tinder that allowed users to match with each other for "random flings," and CampusRank, which allowed college students to nominate their peers for yearbook-type awards.
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And while his role is not the flashiest, Alex Wyse is endearing as Ricky Potts, who is disabled but flings aside his crutches — hey, this is the fantasy afterlife, after all — to claim his dream persona as a prophet from another planet, where life-forms evolved from cats.
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He plays Hal with an understated earnestness that leaves him looking even younger and more vulnerable than usual in the first act of the movie, but there's a tenacious ferocity lurking under his skin that only becomes fully visible as the battle starts and he flings himself into the mud.
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The more we can practice the art of appreciating a wide range of inner experiences and shades of emotion in low-intensity circumstances, the better we will fair when life flings us head first into uncharted territory, when an unanticipated drop comes and we feel like we may lose it.
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I'd say that some of these expiration date issues are due to my innate personality quirks — I'm an introvert and have a hard time connecting with most people — but in talking with (long-term, non-travel-related) friends and acquaintances about this article, all admitted they'd had friend flings of their own.
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When Ken (Patrick Andrews) begins working for Rothko, he cedes power to the master painter, as he should, because Rothko (Stephen Rowe) flings his power all over his studio, bellowing his needs, hurling objects when he is interrupted and lecturing in tidal waves about his motivations, his process, his beliefs and his significance.
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Ms. Juska's encounters formed the basis of "A Round-Heeled Woman: My Late-Life Adventures in Sex and Romance," a memoir, published in 20063, that followed her from her prudish Midwestern roots to her liberated flings and brought her to Oprah Winfrey and Charlie Rose's television talk shows to tell her story.
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Marissa Paternoster, the band's leader, singer and guitarist, sings the title with calm certainty at the beginning and makes it a rising threat as a repeated refrain; vocal melody, sharpened with Ms. Paternoster's penetrating vibrato, prevails in both verses and choruses, even as she flings shards of guitar from above and below.
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" — Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) to William Thacker (Hugh Grant)Why We Love It: Anna flings off the mantle of celebrity and becomes just a girl, standing in front of a boy... Love & Basketball (20173)The Quote: "What I'm trying to say is, I've loved you since I was 11, and that shit won't go away.
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Wale joined him for a silky look back on school break flings ("Summatime"), "Have You Seen That Girl?" revisits Link's adolescent hot spots within the DMV region, and Grammy-nominated "Crew" sees Southeast DC standout Shy Glizzy offer his best verse in recent memory and gets one of the year's best hooks from Maryland's Brent Faiyaz.
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Telling each other stories about our romantic and sexual pasts has something of the same effect, reminding me that she is a whole person of whom I know only a recent and narrow sample, with a long history of relationships, flings and fantasies, a whole spectrum of desire, much of which may be invisible to me.
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For example, in the second episode of season seven, the theme of prison substance abuse is a pretext for stirring up lesbian drama when a hot butch dealer named Daddy riles up her girlfriend Daya Diaz by hooking up with her customers; when Daddy dies from an overdose, her funeral scene has a comedic tone as her former flings continue to fawn over her.
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I recommend coming to this show with an open mind and a bit of advice from the 19th-century art critics the Goncourt brothers, who knew how best to appreciate Fragonard: "Follow him in the first flutter of an idea, when he flings upon the paper the elements of a composition, when he is searching and groping amid the mist which precedes the light."
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From there, the exhibit lunges into recent history, with Michael Galinsky's photos of the day the KKK came to Chapel Hill in 1987; leaps into the present, with Diego Camposeco's stylized portraits of Latin-American immigration; flings itself back to the distant past, most forcibly in "I PUT A SPELL ON YOU" (2015), Jeffrey Gibson's Everlast punching bag covered in faux-Native-American beadwork, where we seem to come to the fundamental crime.
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In some of its details, "Into the Fire" sounds like "Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce," which has been renewed for a third season on Bravo, one of a number of television shows in recent years that have featured women in their late 40s or early 50s reinventing their love lives: On "Nashville," Rayna, played by Connie Britton, ends her marriage and enjoys a succession of suitors; on "The Affair," Helen (Maura Tierney) is betrayed by her cheating husband but goes on to have flings of her own.
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Here's Wilson's beautiful, haunting translation of the moment Scylla grabs up six men whole: "As when a fisherman out on a cliff casts his long rod and line set round with oxhorn to trick the little fishes with his bait; when one is caught he flings it gasping back onto the shore -- so those men gasped as Scylla lifted them high up to her rocky cave -- and at the entrance ate them up..." The language glitters: the men shine like fish even as the witch devours them, and Odysseus and the mourning survivors sail away beneath them.
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