Dating apps require a more Machiavellian approach; the time spent isn't just for pleasure in that moment but rather for pleasure later, or, for some, longer-term results.
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"It doesn't have to be touch for pleasure," she says.
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The food served for pleasure can also serve as punishment.
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It's not a trip for pleasure but it is necessary.
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"We should drink alcohol for pleasure," Stockwell told the CBC.
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We gain the freedom to read and roam for pleasure.
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For pleasure, I'll travel about a dozen times a year.
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I love biographies, science fiction and detective novels for pleasure.
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The men in West Bengal burned the animals for pleasure.
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The NTSB says Gentry was on the chopper purely for pleasure.
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I grew up sailing for pleasure and then got into racing.
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Do you get to check out clubs and DJs for pleasure?
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It's something that some people do for joy and for pleasure.
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Control session for pleasure mapping: The result was 29 percent calm.
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Ms. Park's kimbap, on the other hand, is built for pleasure.
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Reading for pleasure is a lifelong gift of entertainment and learning.
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When was the last time you read a book for pleasure?
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"They did it for pleasure and fun, by the sea," he said.
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His opinions were read by lawyers and civilians for pleasure and instruction.
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You may have seen the people who ride the bus for pleasure.
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For business, we had Razors or Sidekicks, and for pleasure — the iPod.
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Most of the increase is in trips for pleasure rather than business.
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News Alert: Golfing for pleasure is actually not the same as working.
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And then—as its strange, melancholic buoyancy tightened its grip—for pleasure.
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Do you read science fiction for pleasure or did you back then?
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When was the last time you lingered for pleasure at Kennedy Airport?
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I've tried electronic but I can't read on a screen for pleasure.
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"Shiok" is local slang for pleasure, often used to describe taste or experiences.
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She was giving a private lesson when she made a dive for pleasure.
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"For men, love is nothing other than gratitude for pleasure given," François says.
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At that age, kids are just beginning to read for pleasure in earnest.
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Our capitalist society doesn't create accessible opportunities for pleasure, expression, growth, and connection.
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Though the list's bandwidth may seem narrow, the opportunity for pleasure is great.
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When she does travel for pleasure, she isn't the type to lounge around.
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In a male-centric world, female orgasms surely can't be for pleasure alone.
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It's beyond comprehension of his stomach—or, better yet, his capacity for pleasure.
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Food Matters FOR MOST OF human history, nobody ate a vegetable for pleasure.
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"People don't leave their villages for pleasure," Mr. López Obrador said on Friday.
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On [Care], I was just like, Fuck it, let's just go for pleasure.
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Food is a prop or an oddity, never something humans consume for pleasure.
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AMLO argued that immigrants "do not leave for pleasure, it comes out of necessity."
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But Truesdale, 45, made it clear the meet-up was for pleasure, not business.
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She said she was having trouble enjoying reading for pleasure outside of intellectual stimulation.
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I don't believe it is wrong to use any of these things for pleasure.
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Yeah, it's the only organ in the human body that exists only for pleasure.
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So what does a man who is tickled by such horrors watch for pleasure?
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"I'm not doing this for pleasure," he said of his participation in the raids.
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I entered the Odyssey only for pleasure -- and a bit of honeyed song, perhaps.
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Empathy technology seems to be incredibly exciting, so I have nothing against that for pleasure.
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Vertebrate brains are fundamentally hardwired for pleasure and pain — for positive and negative behavioral feedback.
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As much as she combated misery, she also had a highly developed appetite for pleasure.
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I read for pleasure, both to myself and aloud to my four-year-old daughter.
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So in recent years, I've done most of my reading for pleasure on an iPad.
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Generally, they can do so for pleasure or for business trips, but not for work.
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Still, he added, "no one buys a seven-figure work of art just for pleasure."
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" Merriam-Webster: "A source of diversion," or "physical activity engaged in for pleasure or exercise.
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The good-natured, sociable Lipizzans were bred for pleasure, not war—or cut-throat Olympic competitions.
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Better yet, you might even have a dazzling capacity for pleasure already locked inside of you.
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Twosomes of all varieties will thrive, so make it a double for business and for pleasure.
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"People are having sex for pleasure, to experience intimacy and connection with a partner," Jacobs said.
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But what happens if and when we no longer drive for purpose, or even for pleasure?
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For their first 2100 years, their potential for pleasure may be locked down underneath impenetrable tannins.
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Ms. Gergis, meanwhile, worked in interior design and furniture sales, baking only at home for pleasure.
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All these laws and violence are about punishing women who have sex for pleasure, not procreation.
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They hunted for what they called 'trophies,' for the excitement of it, for pleasure, in fact.
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The maximum penalty for pleasure craft, he says, is a $10,000 fine with NO jail time.
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It was heavier than the goassmer thin, experimentally inclined material that I listened to for pleasure.
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Reading for pleasure improves learning abilities, empathy, and decision making in children, according to Kids Read Now.
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While this is an official visit, Markle and Harry's previous trip to Africa was solely for pleasure.
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We both travel often for work and for pleasure, so we always have new stories to share.
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"I was hitting stores all the time but I never took a vacation for pleasure," she says.
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"In other words, reading for pleasure was linked to greater intellectual progress, in vocabulary, spelling, and mathematics."
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" Ratliff concludes in his introduction, "This book is about listening for pleasure, and about listening to more.
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Until August 2, the red planet slinks seductively through Scorpio, sounding the call for pleasure and playtime.
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But what's to say you can't eat other foods in the shower, whether for pleasure or efficiency?
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He kills people (lots and lots of people) to fulfill his purpose, but it's not for pleasure.
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Whether fiction or nonfiction, princesses or sports, we teach them to read for pleasure and for information.
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Many more lived there and since then visit often — for business, for pleasure, to see their friends.
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If I read for pleasure it will be anything well known and loved but never anything new.
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The exception is Sunday, when I make it a rule to do nothing but read for pleasure.
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While the choices may sometimes seem overwhelming, they also present a wonderful opportunity for pleasure and experimentation.
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But at what point would I have to relent, and consider watching the dunk for pleasure enabling snuff?
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You'll be laughed out of the room by a bunch of psychopaths who drink bee pollen for pleasure.
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She told him that she was attracted to him and had sex with him for pleasure, not work.
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Maybe wait until they're sick and read them the book they're reading to themselves for pleasure or school.
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While it can be used for reading for pleasure, the device is geared toward students, academics, and professionals.
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"I never read for pleasure," explains Danielle Taylor, a mother of two and horse-riding instructor from Lancashire.
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Well, maybe not that, but they're probably making out and doing whatever it is that Toads do for pleasure.
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This matters because data suggest that when motivations are more intrinsic (sex for pleasure), we experience greater well-being.
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At the rate that I am able to go, saving what I have been, there's no leeway for pleasure.
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I've gone there for work and for pleasure, for family and for fun, as a destination and a connection.
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I have 19 product lines, so now, I [fashion is] not only for pleasure, but for work and inspiration.
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He argues that a human being's primary motivation is not the search for pleasure but the search for meaning.
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Clinton's hiatus appeared to be more for pleasure than business, though the Adele concert wasn't without its political moments.
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Other worldly characters of divisive intention in cliques, all with dead yet somehow aphrodisiacal eyes, swapping partners for pleasure.
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The friend fling is more about clicking with someone when you're traveling for pleasure (usually solo, but not always).
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The challenges facing Churchill are of lethal seriousness, but the key to his effectiveness is his capacity for pleasure.
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People now read critics largely for pleasure and take what they want from it and I think that's fine.
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I try to always be reading something in those last moments before sleep only for pleasure and as relaxation.
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I've been forced to wrestle with the question of whether flying for pleasure can really be ethically justified anymore.
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He discovers someone else is gathering souls seemingly for pleasure, and Ehiru's the only one who can stop them.
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"I haven't paid for a hotel when traveling for pleasure with the family in over 20 years," he says.
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"You see us as an obstacle to your happiness, a trap that smothers your desire for pleasure," she writes.
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Millionaires spend roughly 5 1/2 hours a week reading for pleasure, compared to the average American's 2 hours.
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Because I think it's bad to kill for pleasure, I've been a vegan or vegetarian since I was a teen.
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It's great to work with people who take their work seriously but also find time for pleasure in the workplace.
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By reading 100 books I didn't just reconnect to my inner bookworm and the lost art of reading for pleasure.
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My desire for movement carried over into my post-messenger life, but I move for pleasure and not for punishment.
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The majority of respondents to Volvo's Future of Driving survey have indicated they enjoy driving for pleasure once a week.
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Given the demands of his day job, it's simply stunning how much reading for pleasure he is able to do.
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The only explosions these rings produce come out of a phallus, not a garbage can, and they're entirely for pleasure.
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I think it's bad to kill for pleasure, so I've been a vegan or vegetarian since I was a teen.
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This is hard news to hear, especially for women, who we know read for pleasure more than their male counterparts.
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There's a bunch, because I've always got books that I'm writing about in addition to books I'm reading for pleasure.
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I read a few chapters of Freud's Interpretation of Dreams for class and start Sophie Pinkham's Black Square for pleasure.
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I stopped writing for pleasure because I was just like, if I'm not getting paid for it, what's the point?
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Pegi wrote poetry in high school and played guitar for pleasure, but she did not consider a career in music.
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In an interview with talkRADIO, the frontrunner to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, was asked what he does for pleasure.
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It's the Gamer, who buys lottery tickets for the same reason I buy croissants: not for sustenance but for pleasure.
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The researchers surmise that the parasite, called Paragonimus westermani, came from consuming raw crustaceans, either for pleasure or ironically, medical reasons.
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Are they turning the pages for pleasure, like the rest of us, or looking for guidance to navigate this crazy market?
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She sleeps around, but not out of a quest for pleasure, empowerment, or validation — her motives are harder to pin down.
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We will get there someday, where people are flying into space for different reasons, some of which is just for pleasure.
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Reading as exercise Even when we read for pleasure, we usually learn something (which you can rarely say of entertainment television).
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Sex was defined, first and foremost, as a means of reproduction — not something most people, regardless of gender, did for pleasure.
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And when you find a book that you read purely for pleasure, that really puts you on a path to reading.
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I did read it for pleasure when I was in my teens — Ray Bradbury, Asimov, Arthur Clarke, Pohl and many others.
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Kindle Paperwhite, $119.99 at AmazonIf you have the free time to read for pleasure, a kindle is the way to go.
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The second big finding of the study is that a third of young people have not read a book for pleasure.
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We weren't taught how to use condoms, and we definitely didn't learn anything about female orgasms or having sex for pleasure.
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Hang in the very back and cry into your carbs while reminiscing a time when you listened to music for pleasure.
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Once I started writing history for a living, about 30 years ago, I found that I stopped reading history for pleasure.
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All reading for pleasure is escape, whether it be Greek, mathematics, astronomy, Benedetto Croce or 'The Diary of the Forgotten Man.
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He doesn't mind reading for school, but does not normally read for pleasure — though he likes Mike Lupica and Carl Hiaasen.
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However, he notes that there is a difference between using social media as a business tool and using it for pleasure.
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As a kid, I read all the time for pleasure, but unfortunately very little of what was assigned me in school.
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Trump has traveled for pleasure extensively while President, having spent one of every five days in 2019 at a golf club.
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" Trump, she said, views women as "objects solely for pleasure and entertainment rather than human beings worthy of love and respect.
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Such sweetening might be necessary for the marketing of the show, but not for pleasure of viewing it; these are great paintings.
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Everything else in the grain bowl — as tasty as it may be — is functional, but the dressing is there purely for pleasure.
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And when you consider that more people means more potential for pleasure, it totally makes sense why this fantasy is so popular.
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Why it matters: Experts say reading for pleasure is critical for children's cognitive development, and it helps adults improve empathy and communication.
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Or it's possible that future humans don't have any desire to run ancestor simulations, because they're more concerned with advancing for pleasure.
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We make decisions every day that see us risk our bodies to some degree, for pleasure, for comfort, or for a thrill.
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Paz had seen this before, too, during the Host's shows, when he attacked people for pleasure while his audience ate it up.
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In the American West, Chile or Paris, Berlin's autobiographical characters reach for pleasure and connection even as they navigate life's rougher corners.
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The stagnant reading test scores could be attributed to the larger societal challenge that fewer and fewer Americans read for pleasure regularly.
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The opera house's gently angled roof is built for pleasure; it's a public plaza and a beloved feature of the Oslo waterfront.
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Sandra paints with her trunk purely for pleasure, according to her owner and trainer Florian Richter, a horse acrobat and circus director.
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But nipples aren't just powerful political tools or fashion accessories, they're also hot spots for pleasure and an often under-appreciated erogenous zone.
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As someone who travels alone — both for work and for pleasure — a lot, I am not remotely fazed by dining on my own.
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I have so little time to read for pleasure that if it isn't working for me, I close it and don't look back.
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Most of the sex injuries involved foreign objects used for pleasure that disappeared and got stuck in certain orifices, according to the data.
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You might skip work to have fun, or spend money on something purely for pleasure though you'd been intending to save your cash.
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As for pleasure, that too was a piece of machinery, and one you had to learn to turn off before you got addicted.
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This technique, however useful it may be, is not always necessary if you actually do a lot of reading for pleasure, admits Painter.
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The clitoris has long been a symbol of female sexuality and even feminism because it was assumed to have been exclusively for pleasure.
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Alongside cannabis products for pleasure, FORIA also produces high-dose THC vaginal suppositories for localized relief of menstrual cramps—they're essentially weed tampons.
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When you spend a lot of time in bed, whether for pleasure or under duress, the whole world—yourself included—considers it lazy.
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For pleasure, I'm reading "The Journals of Denton Welch," the strangely wonderful English novelist and artist who died tragically young in the 1940s.
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He does not do it for pleasure, particularly; the standard is not a patch on what he experiences in England, even in training.
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Now those who pour a glass of pinot for pleasure, or to harvest its "medicinal" properties, can't help but think of cancer too.
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And when male sexuality goes undisciplined, bereft of the deep emotional bonds once demanded by self-respecting women, sex is sought for pleasure alone.
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One of 3-D printing's biggest selling points is its potential for customization—and what's more personal than the products people use for pleasure?
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One of 3-D printing's biggest selling points is its potential for customization—and what's more personal than the products people use for pleasure?
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I truly hope we're edging closer to a place where we just listen to our stomachs and eat for pleasure as well as health.
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I'm reading the book again for pleasure, and also to get its language into my system and steal from it the way writers steal.
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While eating for pleasure is a perfectly acceptable reason to devour your food, there's the more important issue of getting the nutrients you need.
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Background: Less than one-fifth of Americans read for pleasure on any given day, according to 2018 numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The idea is that dopamine is important for pleasure, and, therefore, if you have very little dopamine, you enjoy things in your life less.
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I find it odd that most of us have sex for pleasure, but as soon as someone is paid for it, people react badly.
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Some meals, you may not even think of nutrition at all — and that's okay, as long as you want to be eating for pleasure.
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In a similar study in 1982, 57 percent of adults surveyed said they had read a literary work for pleasure in the previous year.
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But the new study marries two ideas about female orgasms — that clitoral orgasms should be recognized both for pleasure and for their reproductive purposes.
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In contrast, non-essential businesses are those that people frequent for pleasure, like gyms, bars, restaurants, movie theaters, museums, and concert halls, among others.
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That's about the same proportion of voters, 255 percent, who said men should be able to have sex for pleasure without worrying about pregnancy.
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A 70 to 80 hour workweek doesn't leave time for pleasure, he noted, adding that was the reason he'd peppered our interview with wisecracks.
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I travel a lot for work and for pleasure, so when I'm home over a weekend, I tend to stay in and enjoy it.
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No doubt the experience offered him insights into the human fascination with power, as well as the human capacity for pleasure in others' suffering.
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"I used to feel the need to dress cautiously or be 'safe', but now I dress for pleasure," style blogger Ben Pechey tells me.
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With advancements in birth control, sex can be solely for pleasure, but pleasure itself can feel too self-indulgent to regularly incorporate into daily life.
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The assertion came from a TV debate in 1971 which had been edited and altered to make Mr Kerry say "I personally raped for pleasure".
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From my own perspective, hetero sex in my teens and 20s was often painful; little wonder, then, that I sometimes turned to women for pleasure.
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Critics of Obama's approach contend that many U.S. visitors have taken advantage of eased regulations and looser scrutiny to visit the island for pleasure trips.
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Does having a job that involves listening to and using sound so analytically impact negatively on your ability to listen to music purely for pleasure?
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"It's very important to remember that you can eat really well for health and at the same time eat well for pleasure, indulgence and joy."
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I hate how little I read for pleasure as an adult, but anything food-, health-, and self-improvement-related always manages to maintain my interest.
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"The wine that we're producing and that we champion, it's to be consumed for pleasure, with moderation, and not to get drunk," said Mr. Bérenger.
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Her most recent project was the FX series "American Horror Story Hotel," in which she played a sadist who stabbed helpless people to death for pleasure.
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When it takes effect in October, Canada will be the second country in the world, after Uruguay, to make it legal to puff marijuana for pleasure.
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A "fetish" typically refers to sexual arousal to an inanimate object, while a "kink" is more of an umbrella term for pleasure beyond normative penetrative sex.
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Scorpio vibes are "all or nothing," so whether for pleasure or business, this is a day to devote yourself wholeheartedly to anything you are passionate about.
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Rob Grant's "Harpoon" opens with a voice-over paraphrasing Aristotle: Some friendships, the philosopher theorized, are maintained out of convenience, some for pleasure, some for fulfillment.
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Being young, poor, female and unloved is a raw deal, for sure, but Star's instinct for survival and her appetite for pleasure inoculate her against pity.
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If you make the conscious choice to eat something for pleasure, rather than purely for fuel, don't cancel that pleasure out by not enjoying it fully.
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Her gig for money revolved around shooting commercial portraits, but for pleasure she trolled parties, nudist colonies and psychiatric institutions in search of her desired subjects.
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Discussion that uses terms like "criminal" to encompass both those who commit multiple homicides for pleasure and those who commit traffic violations distorts attitudes and debates.
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Considered in this light, Gouthière's gilded pieces are like portable follies built for pleasure and distraction by people who thought they had endless cash and privilege.
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Despite being well into the 21st century, America still clings to the notion that women are vessels whose bodies can be owned by men for pleasure.
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Some of this obsession also traces to our Puritanism: The idea that you'd eat for pleasure is an uncomfortable idea for people in such a culture.
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They're pleasant enough to read—Berkshire Hathaway has put 30 years of these letters online—but also these are not necessarily things that anyone reads for pleasure.
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Canopy, which is based in Canada, wants to expand in countries that permit marijuana for medical use, and also in places where it is allowed for pleasure.
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But as kids get older and go to school, reading can be seen as work rather than fun -- and kids, especially teens, may stop reading for pleasure.
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The new moon in Sagittarius occurs in your house of dating and friendship, bringing you a fresh emotional perspective on all the things you do for pleasure.
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But it certainly is a contributor where have you these video games where kids are essentially engaged in violence for pleasure and are shooting at human targets.
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Although the tonic quickly became a drink consumed for pleasure, the founder—Bernardino Branca—was still a renowned herbalist and apparently continued to conduct his own experiments.
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"They are not places just for pleasure, but for knowledge," Ms. Balmaseda, 20, said as she stood behind the counter at Pink Pussycat on a recent day.
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Whippet-thin and strait-laced, he stands in dour contrast to Neruda, a plump sensualist with a robust sense of mischief and an inexhaustible appetite for pleasure.
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Since I don't get to read very many books purely for pleasure, I have no time to waste on a book whose every sentence isn't a delight.
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Psychologists like to emphasize the importance of play, the activities we do for pleasure and for pleasure's sake alone, the means by which we create and shape identity.
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" The premiere also featured former Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe telling the live studio audience that, "Dolphins are the only mammals besides humans that enjoy sex for pleasure, unlike Colton.
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That means we'll end up using technology for pleasure and we don't even care about simulating ancestors, we'll end up killing ourselves, or we're living in a simulation.
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A sexless, pitiful nerd with no real prospects — he's working as a janitor and living with his parents — is reliant on video games for pleasure and self-esteem.
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"They were like, 'Whatever you do, don't tell them that you're here for work, 'cause they'll ask for a work visa – say you're here for pleasure,' " Lawrence explained.
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A recent poll has found that reading for pleasure can have an immensely positive impact on your life, from how you treat others to how you view yourself.
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"Cursed Child" is not a new novel, but a script of a play — a format that typically isn't read for pleasure and almost never produces overnight best sellers.
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People don't just live for pleasure, he argued; they also want to preserve their dignity, and to feel that their life as a whole has integrity and coherence.
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No thoughtful human being, considerate of other life, should sacrifice for pleasure or a bet an animal like the one Adolph Murie observed in Yellowstone in the 1930s.
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Every corner of the internet has been taken over by corporate behemoths, but finding things to do online for pleasure rather than money feels like a small protest.
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You don't go out to the local food court, you try not to travel on public transport, you try to work from home, you don't travel for pleasure.
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"No one else in my family competes, but they love being around my horses and riding occasionally for pleasure when we're on vacation," Gates told Sidelines in 220.
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Through understanding that the male organ can be used for pleasure and not abuse, she avows herself victorious, leaving a positive seal on the entire body of work.
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" She continued: "Maybe that's why he demeans and humiliates women as if we're objects meant solely for pleasure and entertainment rather than human beings worthy of love and respect.
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Some people can, with a shrug of Parisian casualness, combine ingredients in a way that reminds others what their mouths are for — not just for sustenance, but for pleasure.
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Read: Ryan Zinke took his security detail on a romantic vacation Zinke was traveling solely for pleasure and did not take any work-related meetings while he was there.
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It's hard to say when, exactly, but over the course of the last century, most urbanites stopped depending on the ocean for travel, for food, for work, for pleasure.
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" With that commentary, Diana's line from 2017's "Wonder Woman" movie pairs like a rare vintage wine: "When it comes to procreation, men are essential, but for pleasure ... unnecessary.
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It was true that he had the manners and polish of a Habsburg literary aristocrat: he was fluent in four languages and could read for pleasure in another three.
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But other times, like when they're goofing around in their car, sharing memories and disappointments over mini-bar booze, or just singing for pleasure, that male gaze is gone.
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The result is a three-piece collection based on a subversive pattern depicting nude men running through a cactus field, and a middle-aged man strangling himself for pleasure.
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I go both as a writer and a reader, for business and for pleasure, and I have been in love with too many to make a comprehensive list here.
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Now, far from this business of feeding for pleasure and release, please read Catherine Porter's dispatch from Haiti, where she spoke with the men who bury the nation's poor.
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For young, straight, well-educated American women, sleeping around for pleasure and experience has become a social convention, the way dancing the cotillion at a débutante ball once was.
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From the outset, Rasdjarmrearnsook contrasts two kinds of settings, juxtaposing human behavior driven by the obsessive need for pleasure with more serene and idyllic depictions of the animal world.
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They're more ostentatious, offering aesthetic panache to go with their exquisite performance, and are designed for pleasure listening with just the slightest touch of extra bass to sweeten their sound.
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Alarming as that might sound, it means that two-thirds of teens have read at least one book for pleasure last year, which is higher than I would have guessed.
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It showed that 313 years ago, only 8 percent of 13-year-olds and 9 percent of 17-year-olds said that they "hardly ever" or never read for pleasure.
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Those with their Lilith in Taurus love sex and affection wholeheartedly, and will do almost anything for pleasure; hence, it is their karmic duty to control their sensuality and possessiveness.
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The food is usually described by what it is not — fussy, high-end, modernist, unique — rather than what it is, which is simple but refined, and perfectly designed for pleasure.
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We all have our favorites, yet with wine the opportunities for pleasure are so endless nowadays that we can't help but preach the joys of the world's vast wine buffet.
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The visas covered under the new rule, which takes effect today, impact women seeking to visit for pleasure, medical treatment or to see friends and family (The New York Times).
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It was then that he became an adherent of Daoist sexual practices, which gave him an excuse to pursue sex not only for pleasure but also to extend his life.
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But she is also the home cook, the anti-expert, the person who cooks for pleasure rather than ego, making her appeal to the masses all that much more approachable.
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In her project This Little Piggy, Elaine Tin Nyo is forcing an engagement with the wages of survival against the desire for pleasure, and our unwillingness to tease them apart.
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Though she had demonstrated shrewd business acumen by retaining the copyright of her later novels, Austen's family began recasting her as a modest lady who wrote for pleasure, not for profit.
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If a prepubescent kid stumbles across an adult site, they aren't really there for pleasure; more likely they want something to brag about at school or want to sate their curiosity.
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But the future of women's health under President Trump, and HHS Secretary Price, looks grim: Price's plan turns sex for pleasure into a luxury item and puts our health at risk.
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Provide time and space for your kids to read for pleasure in the car (if they don't get car sick!), on vacation, after homework is done, on their own before bed.
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Whether you need to travel for business or enjoy traveling for pleasure, not ruining your trip right off the bat requires some planning, determination and the ability to just let go.
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With its engaging story- telling, its calmly scientific approach, and its compassionate handling of a highly fraught issue, this is also a book that a person might actually read for pleasure.
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I didn't understand the concept of food for pleasure, of eking out the time to cook because you considered it a form of self-expression on par with any other art.
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I also wanted to write about sex: how it can be used as a vehicle for pleasure and intimacy, but how it is also used as a tool to cauterize pain.
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His 1972 short The Sex Garage was made for pleasure, but also functions as a playful meta commentary on how disruptive it is to portray same-sex relations even in porn.
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With groups like the Vengaboys, and singers like Whigfield, and Sonique still playing the hits of yester-year live, it's worth asking what the 90s revival crew listen to for pleasure.
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A friend of mine made a feature and I was the lead in that, so I've been doing performance for pleasure but set decorating for films as my career before this.
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"I suspect a lot of the sex young people are having is partner seeking… so the sex isn't really for pleasure; it's for this other purpose of finding somebody," Wade says.
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"In this way we confront the phenomenon of migration, because he who leaves his town does not leave for pleasure but out of necessity," said Lopez Obrador, who takes office Dec. 1.
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She tells of the craze for pleasure-boat trips in the river's upper reaches during the late 19th century, and dwells at length on William Morris, the Victorian Arts and Crafts revivalist.
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More than 238% of that time was for pleasure, not work, with parents watching television, playing video games, social networking, browsing websites, or doing other things on a computer, smartphone or tablet.
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DW: Well it's a thrill to be compared to someone who is your idol, for me, his book 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' was the first book that I read for pleasure.
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I'm unsure whether Cardi is really drinking this tea or just endorsing it, but perhaps stick to the regular kind and sip it for pleasure and the long-term benefits Brown describes.
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They also seized $3 million and a 0003-foot luxury yacht supposedly owned by Aventura but which is used by the Capabassos for pleasure cruising and which they rent out to others.
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Jupiter in Sagittarius brings opportunities for pleasure your way, and as it reaches out to Neptune, the planet of fantasy, in emotional Pisces, it's an opportune moment for profound connection with others.
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I wrote obsessively in a journal, even when hanging out with friends (which I imagine was disturbing), I swore off masturbation, eating for pleasure, and anything I thought of as an indulgence.
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Psychologically, though, a BDSM robot could violate the first law, as the user might become isolated from the 'real world,' depend too much on their robot for pleasure and stunt their social development.
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The 21-year-old, who plays an Irish immigrant in Brooklyn, New York, in the period film, said she first picked up Colm Téibén's book "just for pleasure" when she was a teen.
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"I started cross-dressing at the age of 12, and it used to be something I did purely for pleasure," said Mr. Perry, in a navy T-shirt and paint-splattered gray chinos.
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Elites use different words, eat different foods, listen to different music — I was astonished when I learned that people listened to classical music for pleasure — and generally occupy different worlds from America's poor.
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I'm hoping my little one will get on a better sleeping schedule soon, and I'll be able to do things like read for pleasure without drifting off in the middle of every page.
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When I'm reading for pleasure, I pick out books on the spur of the moment, based on a recommendation by a friend, or an interesting book review, or a mention on social media.
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"Tell me what you like about this," demands Christine (Riley Keough), a young Chicago law student, as she masturbates for a guy she's picked up at a bar—partly for pleasure, partly for research.
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The "nationally-based lifestyle survey studying teens" by researchers at San Diego State University also found that one-third of the teenagers polled had not read a book for pleasure in the last year.
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A survey released in August by the National Endowment for the Arts found that in 2015, only 43 percent of American adults had read "a work of literature" for pleasure in the previous year.
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In the American imagination, the concept summons a panoply of feelings and moments — shared family meals, phones screen-side down, trips taken for pleasure, the mandate to "treat yourself" — at once quotidian and rarefied.
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I'm not a claustrophobic person — I've gone spelunking for pleasure in both caves and catacombs — but within the first minute inside the morgue drawer I was considering the panic button clutched in my hand.
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Extra Days Not Needed While most of these trips involve adding on a few days for pleasure when you're done with work obligations, it is possible to incorporate downtime while you're on the clock.
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I've experienced many sexual traumas in my life and before I got involved with the kink scene, I had no concept of healthy boundaries, sexual empowerment, or even my own worthiness for pleasure and consent.
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They've been observed using live eels to masturbate like some kind of aquatic Fleshlight, living in boundaryless sexual societies and are among the few mammals besides humans that have sex for pleasure and social bonding.
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Our culture already sends women on a fruitless chase for pleasure in an area of their body not as fully primed to provide it as others, so why not add new zones to the list?
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I'm not sure how to navigate the sometimes-murky parameters of an open relationship, or how much to rely on vibrators for pleasure, or how to stop evaluating my sexual experiences based on partner's orgasms.
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The idea of just drinking for pleasure was completely alien to me, but I loved the lazy ease of drunkenness, the warmth in my bones, and the feeling of comfort and confidence that it brought.
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A few years ago, the Guardian asked a number of them how to get kids to read for pleasure and they offered a host of tips that mostly boiled down to this: keep it fun.
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It had been so long since I had read anything for pleasure, I was so looking forward to curling up with all the tomes I had purchased that work had not allowed me to open.
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"I think everybody has this mind-set that they want to drink for pleasure, not for effect," she said, echoing the sentiment that folkol is well-suited to Swedes' increasingly active and health-conscious lifestyle.
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There is little of the kind of aspirational dining that defines the restaurant scene in New York or San Francisco; people eat for pleasure, not for sport, and the word "foodie" is a recent import.
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When you are experiencing these emotions, self-control is no longer a battle, for they work not by squashing our desires for pleasure in the moment but by increasing how much we value the future.
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Because it's about there being a respect for pleasure, and also the knowledge and mechanisms you can use to prevent H.I.V. Rather than focus on fear, we wanted to focus on finding people where they are.
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Children's Books In seventh-grade English class we were required to keep lists of the books we read for pleasure, with brief reviews — an adjective or two — then post them on a wall by the door.
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Sextech companies also face restriction from other companies: Google and Apple, for example, grudgingly allow sex-related health apps, but their acceptance of sextech that exists solely for pleasure and titillation has so far been spotty.
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But since that might seem a little self-serving (as his literary agent), the book I'm reading solely for pleasure is 'The Black Count,' the story that inspires my favorite book, 'The Count of Monte Cristo.
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Shopping by phone or computer has always seemed to me depressingly isolated, stripped not only of the potential for human bonding, but also reflecting our culture's distaste for pleasure and play, its distrust of the sensual.
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Prudes be warned: after entering through the vinyl-curtained doors to the gallery space, visitors to the show are met by a large screen showing one of Samson's most risqué films, "Dressing for Pleasure", on a loop.
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When the reading for the N.B.A. finally ended, and I was able to read again for pleasure, the first thing I picked up was a book-length essay by José Carlos Agüero, called "Los Rendidos" ("The Surrendered").
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My WWIMOAH is a "girl" who has opted to lop off her breasts for pleasure, comfort and fashion; a giant skull and bones is inked where her tits once sat, suffering beneath layers of cotton and elastic.
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It's an assurance that allows you, without fear, to put trust in the people whose job it is to help you, and a faith that wine is not a measure of character, but a vehicle for pleasure.
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Showing a woman who's visibly relieved to find out she isn't pregnant not only bucks that traditional cultural expectation, it also acknowledges the somehow still-taboo truth that women are out there having sex for pleasure over procreation.
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Think on the topic, though, and even with its perfect partner, chocolate syrup's situation is still less than ideal — trapped in a chilly prison, crushed for pleasure, its insides occasionally pulled out at the whims of its masters.
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Mosquitoes carry virus from one person to another, but it is the movement of those people — for pleasure or family ties or business, in flight from weather or strife — that transports it over borders and into new homes.
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There are two possible reactions to a new study from San Diego State University showing that only 2 percent of teenagers regularly read a newspaper and a third have not read a book for pleasure in the past year.
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Ms. Messing, who won an Emmy for her performance in 2003, travels frequently for pleasure, but most of her overseas trips are for her work as a global ambassador for HIV-AIDS awareness for Population Services International, an NGO.
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They spend roughly 5 1/2 hours a week reading for pleasure and nearly six hours a week exercising, while the average American spends two hours and 2 1/2 hours on those activities, according to Stanley Fallaw's research.
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" (Monty Python might have replaced the jury with the Spanish Inquisition.) Or this quasi-koan about a man fishing, who is informed, "This is a reservoir; there are no fish," and replies, "It doesn't matter; I'm fishing for pleasure.
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Jacob Ner-David, an intense 46-year-old who meditates and runs marathons for pleasure, is a serial entrepreneur and investor who has established a boutique winery, Jezreel Winery, set in a former tractor repair shop on the kibbutz grounds.
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My mother challenged this, making her way to my father's heart not via his stomach but with her own unabating wit, teaching my sister and I to defy the popular stereotype: Men ate for pleasure, and women, in turn, cook.
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Wonder Woman has some funny repartee, falling in line with Marvel Cinematic Universe films: at one point, Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman archly explains to Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) that men are necessary for biological reproduction, but not for pleasure.
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The Mercedes driver, who can seal his sixth world championship in Mexico this weekend, said he flew less for pleasure, had banned single-use plastic from home and office and aimed to be carbon neutral by the end of the year.
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After graduating from college, When Sruthi Narayan, a 25-year-old from Cambridge, Massachusetts, graduated from college, she realized that she had lost the ability to read at the pace she used to––school had left little time for pleasure reading.
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"The US does not have a general, non-electrical, product safety regulation," Hayward says, explaining that the Food and Drink Administration only regulates devices that have medical or therapeutic uses in treating sexual dysfunction, rather than toys made for pleasure.
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They spend roughly 5 1/2 hours a week reading for pleasure and nearly six hours a week exercising, while the average American spends two hours and 2 1/2 hours, respectively, on those activities, according to Stanley Fallaw&aposs research.
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What if women are in fact "wired," at some level, to be sexually dominant and promiscuous, and to use sex for pleasure and building social bonds with other women — and it is primarily environment that has resulted in our behaving otherwise?
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But the next time you reach for your smartphone or tablet out of habit — or boredom — consider a more fulfilling alternative: find a hobby, or an activity that you do purely for pleasure and relaxation, not for work or necessity.
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Over the course of its 2017-year run, On Our Backs became a beacon of sexual liberation at a time when the mainstream women's rights movement, largely dominated by the anti-porn brigade, was still squeamish about the pursuit of sex for pleasure.
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While it is possible to triumph over adversity (reading for pleasure as a child, for example, predicts better outcomes later in life, whatever the socioeconomic status of your parents) the odds are stacked against some people from before they are even born.
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Looking at his different incarnations, I trained my analysis on my own desire, trying to figure out whether I believed him when he spoke; whether I found his courtroom jokes funny; whether I would have known that my coworker murdered women for pleasure.
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"Although you may be going for pleasure, you're out of your routine, and that can speed up your body and mind to act differently," said Patricia Thornton, a psychologist in Manhattan and a member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
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According to festival director and curator Ekaterina Degot, "The Grand Hotel Abyss" is a place for "pleasure and political crisis" to come together, and it takes place over a number of different venues — galleries, hotels, art spaces, opera houses, and old palaces or state offices.
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At least, that seems to be the rule for those of us who grew up in Europe, where food isn't just fuel for survival or even a vehicle for pleasure, but also acts as a weapon during a long-standing pasttime of food fights.
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For example, if traveling for pleasure is most important, he writes, you should keep possessions to a minimum, find a job or start a career that allows for substantial time off and concentrate on saving enough money to allow you to indulge your passion.
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Once I could handle a daily regimen of leisurely hiking and reading for pleasure, I decided it was time to go back to work, but I swore I was not going to make myself sick covering mayor-town council feuds and assigning restaurant reviews.
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What's currently weighing down my nightstand are "The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable," by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, for research; "The Stone Sky," by N. K. Jemisin, for pleasure; and "Infinite Jest," by David Foster Wallace, because I really should finish it.
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Textbooks like Introduction to Electrodynamics and Developmental Biology made up some of the most-viewed titles at the time of writing, but were outnumbered by novels and books for pleasure (Things Fall Apart; Call Me by Your Name; Pimp: The Story of My Life).
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When you've had it up to here with the next immoral monstrousness coming from the highest levels of the government, it would be wise to make a beeline to both of Carrie Moyer's exhibitions, for pleasure and wonderment, certainly, but also for sustenance and psychic health.
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At least 10% of all drivers have either intentionally underestimated mileage, left a driver off their policy, provided a different zip code in a more desirable area than the one the car is actually stored in, or claimed their car was for pleasure instead of commuting.
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Like alcohol and drugs, the internet provides a high, and addicts become dependent on it for pleasure, claims Dr. David Greenfield, founder of the Center for Internet and Technology Addiction in West Hartford, Connecticut, one of the first tech addiction centers to open in the United States.
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They drink less and have less sex; they socialize less without their parents present; they hardly read for pleasure or go to the mall; they eschew church and even spirituality; they kill themselves more (but others less); they wait longer to get drivers' licenses and give birth.
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On one wall hangs a Japanese poster for "Rosemary's Baby," across from pictures of isolated motel rooms, David Bowie in his Thin White Duke phase and pages from "Dressing for Pleasure," a book dedicated to the 1970s fetish magazine AtomAge, which documented Britain's nascent S&M scene.
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Now, those killjoys over at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals—more commonly known as PETA—are petitioning to get live seafood dishes taken off the menu, reasoning that butchering a living creature and then consuming its still-convulsing limbs for pleasure is somehow cruel.
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I read for pleasure first thing in the morning and last thing at night, and for work most of the rest of the time: in bed, at tables, in cafes, on trains, by audio in the car, and whenever I am meant to be doing something supposedly more urgent.
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Wednesday is the day new comics are released each week, but, because of my job, I find myself reading material just about every day thanks to advance copies of graphic novels, creators sending me previews of their work and older comics I read as research (or for pleasure).
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But for a growing number of leisure travelers — those privileged enough to cross borders not out of necessity, but for pleasure — food has become essential to an encounter with another culture, from olive oil in Slovenia to poi (pounded taro root) in Hawaii to kokoretsi (lamb-intestine sandwiches) in Turkey.
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That Sex and the City trip certainly helped push sex toys out of the shadows and into the mainstream, kicking off a run of media appearances for pleasure products, with not just 50 Shades of Grey but also shows like Girls, Transparent, and Sense8 all featuring sex toys within their storylines.
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Beyond Words: Illuminated Manuscripts in Boston Collections; Manuscripts for Pleasure & Piety continues at the Houghton Library, Harvard University (Harvard Yard, Cambridge) through December 10; the McMullen Museum of Art (2101 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston) through December 11; and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (25 Evans Way, Boston) through January 16, 2017.
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"If you acknowledge that some of people's sex lives is for pleasure, if you acknowledge that and say, 'Embrace the pleasure in your sex life, but make a plan to keep yourself healthy,' all of a sudden, this all flows better versus, like, 'Don't have sex or you're going to die,'" he says.
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He also cited other harms linked to Prohibition: the reduced ability of people to drink for pleasure (impinging on civil liberties), the government revenue lost from invalidated alcohol taxes, the corruption fostered as organized crime paid off police and politicians, and the delegitimization of government more broadly as people flouted the law.
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For those who enjoy watching the night sky for pleasure it would surely be sad, for it would more than triple the number of man-made objects in the firmament and thus further degrade the natural beauty of the heavens—a beauty already diminished in many places by light pollution from the ground.
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Tin Nyo, rather than forcing judgment, is forcing an engagement with the wages of survival against the desire for pleasure, and our unwillingness to tease them apart — just as we incorporate our iPhones into every corner of our lives while the conditions under which their materials are mined and manufactured remain background noise at best.
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A sexless, pitiful nerd with no real prospects — he's working as a janitor and living with his parents — is reliant on video games for pleasure and... Tomorrow, the FCC will vote on what is formally known as a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the Commercial Availability of Navigation Devices, or what the teens are (not) calling #unlockthebox.
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"Maybe that's why he demeans and humiliates women as if we're objects meant solely for pleasure and entertainment, rather than human beings worthy of love and respect," the first lady said at a rally for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Between jobs in Texas working construction, watching the stash house and processing pot, he says, he would travel to Mexico, Guatemala, and vacation to southeast Asia with a woman he refers to as the "English Girl," whose real name he wouldn't provide in order to protect her privacy—the travel strictly for pleasure, never business, he insists.
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Indeed, according to four longitudinal studies compiled and published by the National Endowment for the Arts, young people who engage regularly with the arts are twice as likely to read for pleasure, three times more likely to win an award for attendance or be elected to class office, and four times more likely to be recognized for academic achievement or perform community service.
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She set a goal of collecting 25,000 books with black girl characters, and created a resource guide, becoming a well-known activist and, at age, 12, the author of the book "Marley Dias Gets It Done: And So Can You," a guide for kids to find their voice, read for pleasure and learn how to be activists along the way.
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But first, we are introduced to this new pope by way of a dream where he crawls out from inside a pile of babies only to give a radical speech to St. Peter's square extolling the virtues of (among other things) masturbation, gay marriage, nuns performing mass and people having sex for pleasure rather than procreation, as various cardinals and other church figures fall faint with shock.
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As you can probably imagine, we do quite a bit of eating both for work and for pleasure here at MUNCHIES—nibbling on samples of new products we've been sent, sneaking bites of recipes the Test Kitchen is working on, trying new recipes from the cookbooks of chefs and authors we love, and of course, going out to eat at restaurants big and small.
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Toffler wrote:"As advanced communications proliferate and we begin to shift work back into the electronic cottage, we will encourage this new dual focus, breeding large numbers of people who remain reasonably close to home, who migrate less often, who travel more perhaps for pleasure but far less often for business — while their minds and messages range across the entire planet and into outer space as well."
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Here were the stories I could never share with him: of harvesting wheat in the summer heat when I was in the first grade; of bicycling to school in one of Beijing's infamous sandstorms (I was a middle schooler, arriving with my face covered with sand, mud clinging to my eyelashes — I never would have imagined that one day I would be riding a bicycle for pleasure); of marching for weeks in the mountains when I was in the Chinese army (the hiking reminded me of those long days of walking).
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When we talk about those early literacy skills, from vocabulary to book handling to dialogic reading, we are talking about critical brain development, about so much learning that can happen when all the pieces are in place before children get to school: a caring adult who is not laid low by other problems, not too distracted to pay attention, a household sufficiently organized to allow for routines, a "print-rich" environment in which there are appealing books available, suited to the child's age, and a pattern established early of reading together for pleasure.
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