Condoms came pre-lubricated; my vagina self-lubricated a little bit; plus, spit was always heavily utilized, and I figured that was how the average person had sex.
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Rifles are to be kept properly lubricated and spotlessly clean.
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The rest had been appropriately lubricated by Pepcom's open bar.
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Nonmonogamous coupling — and "thruppling" — has been lubricated by the internet.
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For women with condom-related vaginal irritation, I recommend a condom lubricated with silicone (with extra added on the side as needed) or a non-lubricated condom with the lubricant that works best for you.
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Instagram page Lubricated Surf posted footage of the shocking man vs.
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The plan would be lubricated with cash from the European Commission.
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Drivers use lubricated ones to shine the dashboards of their vintage Chevys.
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Securitisation lubricated capital markets in the 1980s but fuelled the subprime crisis.
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Friction from an un-lubricated condom can cause bleeding, Dr. Young says.
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Toss the mixture until well lubricated by the oil and balsamic vinegar.
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One compares the task to wrestling a lubricated dolphin in a bathtub.
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Consciously blink as often as possible to keep eye surfaces well lubricated.
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It began, we are told, as a whim lubricated by strong drink.
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Plus, your genitals are extra-sensitive and period blood means you're extra-lubricated.
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It was a triple-thick desensitizing lubricated condom for guys with stamina problems.
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But a commercial deal does not need to be lubricated by share purchases.
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Tears lubricated his eyes as a freshly installed memory bloomed in his mind.
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They don't have a cathartic moment; grease keeps things lubricated and in motion.
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He is affably disagreeable, wry, idiosyncratic, vulnerably bighearted, a craftsman of lubricated sentences.
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When sex is painful during penetration, it could mean that you aren't sufficiently lubricated.
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And she shared how some laser treatments might help my vagina become more lubricated.
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The crowd was young and celebratory and lubricated by several bars at the venue.
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But crony capitalism distorts this arrangement, often driven by our money-lubricated political campaigns.
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One question on the FSFI asks how often a woman becomes "lubricated" during sex.
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Before those accidents and others, lax enforcement of safety rules was lubricated by corruption.
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The vacuum pump is lubricated with engine oil that flows through a filter screen.
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This condition can happen after a lot of sex, rough sex, or insufficiently lubricated sex.
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And keeping the world well lubricated with excellent beer is no small or unappreciated task.
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A surge of heat lubricated his touch and I heard a hitch in his breathing.
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A person's vagina could also get wetter or more lubricated during these bouts of arousal.
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The Garand could take a beating, was easier to manufacture, and didn't need lubricated rounds.
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Your body relies on water for everything from temperature control to keeping your joints lubricated.
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And if business is to continue in big cities, it needs a more lubricated environment.
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Transmission fluid helps keep mechanical components cool and lubricated, whether it's an automatic or manual gearbox.
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These microscopic sacs, which are attached to hair follicles, pump out oil to keep skin lubricated.
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The benefits to taking the time to let your body become fully aroused and lubricated are staggering.
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Once, oil nicely lubricated an economy controlled by a handful of oligarchs and the sovereign-wealth fund.
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Greed can be a slippery slope, especially when that slope is well-lubricated with fake olive oil.
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Traditional American beef stews are lubricated with water and onions; later versions, with beef broth or tomato sauce.
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Moving throughout the day can keep your joints lubricated, and prevent the noise, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Raucous spirit-possession ceremonies, lubricated with alcohol and hypnotic music, were at odds with this conception of Buddhism.
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But his conversations with his interlocutors — searching, spiraling, well lubricated with wine — answer a separate question very decisively.
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Once it has cooled, coat the inside with a very small amount of oil to keep the pan lubricated.
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Bongo, 57, also benefits from being the incumbent in a country with a patronage system lubricated by oil largesse.
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There haven't been any major innovations in condom design since Durex created the first pre-lubricated condom in 1957.
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During this period, there were widespread difficulties with repurchase financing that had lubricated securities markets and funded investment firms.
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And who could forget the countless baby heads that have been generously lubricated with the caring spittle of grandstanding politicians?
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After your partner is turned on, properly lubricated, and had their clitoris nicely rubbed, it's time to proceed with penetration.
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His seven-hour, tequila-lubricated meeting with the crime boss was to have been a getting-to-know-you session.
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Pack a small bottle of nasal spray (often available at airport convenience stores, if you forget) to stay well-lubricated.
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At night, your genitals can be more engorged or lubricated because there's extra blood flow to the region, Fosnight says.
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He and Mr. Markowitz also lubricated gears that became sticky each time the minute hand hit the 50-minute mark.
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GBV turned in an epic, well-lubricated set, while The Strokes lit up the room with no time or notes wasted.
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Even though we have all given ourselves over to data, human relationships lubricated by human pleasures still matter to every industry.
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The heat convecting up through the mantle would exert a stronger force on dry rocks than on rocks that were lubricated.
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"He's been a friend for 62 years," Mr. Holliman said, "and I hope that whoever gets him keeps him well lubricated."
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The more aroused you both are, the more relaxed and lubricated you'll be, and that can help alleviate pain, Story says.
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Opening with Chiericozzi's squawking saxophone, the song builds into some Lubricated Goat type territory with guitars that breathe fire and demented vocals.
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Skip the self-lubricated condoms and use a lube of your own to make sure the lube is compatible with the toy.
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Then, enwrapped in each other's well-lubricated embrace and suspended yards above the ground, they extend light-blue penises and exchange spermatophores.
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The drinks (we had two each, according to Sharon, though I remember having three to her two) and popcorn lubricated our conversation.
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What I always liked about Trinity's style was that it borrowed so obviously from fetish clubs and the lubricated world of the dominatrix.
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The region had been silent of earthquakes except during fracking operations, and struck after fluid had been injected (thus presumably lubricated the fault).
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While it can't replicate the freewheeling, alcohol-lubricated feeling of a good old-fashioned gay bar, Juhu Beach Club isn't exactly trying to.
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The gloves not only contained high amounts of allergenic protein, but were lubricated with cornstarch powder, which turned them into airborne allergy bombs.
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"Now you have to get this flimsy thing — that's washed and not lubricated — on the penis ... it's not impossible but very challenging," said Dweck.
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Like others in the region, that system is starting to seize and splutter, even if it's better lubricated than most by its oil wealth.
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First, vaginal discharge is normal and healthy because it helps regulate the vagina&aposs natural pH level and allows for comfortable and lubricated sex.
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His brazen seizure of power was hallowed by hyper-nationalism and lubricated with lavish spending on vanity projects financed by heavy borrowing from China.
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Even if you're not using a condom, bleeding can mean you're just not lubricated enough, and you may want to consider a lubricant, she says.
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On the contrary, government borrowing is usually an inefficient way to keep the economy well lubricated, as it exposes the country to whims of creditors.
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For extra scrubbing power, Homer suggests using a pumice stone, which won't scratch the oven as long as the surface has been lubricated with cleaner.
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We're not in the future yet, so you can't rely on your condom to provide lubrication for you (even pre-lubricated condoms could use some help).
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Boler sites a study in Istanbul that shows women who do pelvic floor exercises are more lubricated, have stronger orgasms and have a higher sexual arousal.
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Mainly they want to know how Pruitt perseveres, soldiering through the mortifications and shrugging off the investigations, with skin as thick as it is luxuriantly lubricated.
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There may not be enough lubricant with a pre-lubricated condom, so keep some on hand so you can add more of your own as needed.
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Character Study The venerable "221" Club on West 52nd Street is famous — notorious, even — for its speakeasy heritage and its history of well-known, well-lubricated regulars.
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"Water regulates our body temperature, keeps our joints lubricated, helps prevent infections and delivers nutrients to our cells," said registered US dietitian and CNN contributor Lisa Drayer.
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As for the actual "emission," people with penises ejaculate semen when they have a wet dream, and people with vaginas just get more internally lubricated, Fosnight says.
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IN WEICHENG, A village in Hebei province, a group of friends are tucking into duck, broccoli and dumplings, flavoured with raw garlic and lubricated with baijiu liquor.
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That drilling fluid, which circulates to clear out debris and keep parts lubricated, freezes at air temperatures between 10 and 20 degrees Fahrenheit (-1003 to -7 Celsius).
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To keep it full, oiled and lubricated, the key is to constantly be releasing music, doing things that are inspirational, and working outside of just touring and performance.
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Sufficiently lubricated, and without anything else to entertain me, I began to think about all the things that make me annoyed and how I can respond to them.
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We're told Meek will also be lubricated with spirits -- 10 bottles of Ace of Spades, 5 bottles of Moet Nectar Rosé and some Hennessy and tequila to boot.
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Though the audience, lubricated by free wine and beer, and full of bite-sized burgers and flatbreads, gave Bloomberg a hero's welcome, his first lines acknowledged the disaster.
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From Ms. Cattrall's larynx, the words of Samantha slunk and shimmied across the Manhattan of the early aughts, her voice sliding around ribald puns as if extra lubricated.
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When sufficiently lubricated, he could be graceful on the country club dance floor, but on dry land he was, for the most part, an awkward and hesitant biped.
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But Richmond warns that it can be tricky for women to stay naturally lubricated in the water, so you may want to bring along a silicone-based lube.
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Virtually all the quakes are the result of slippage in faults that have effectively been lubricated by watery wastes from oil and gas production that have been pumped underground.
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After a nine episode arc, where the fight lubricated an otherwise dry season (that is until episode 12, when the first Tristan Thompson story broke), the hyped-up conflict ended.
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IN 1994, on a warm summer's evening in Erice, in Sicily, in the midst of a pleasantly well-lubricated dinner, two physicists made a wager on the laws of nature.
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Whether you want to track its lineage back to the Palm Pre, Nokia N9, or BlackBerry whatever, the iPhone X's gesture interface in iOS 11 is a well-lubricated triumph.
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So it was a great way in, not just as somebody doing the entrepreneur thing but also as a reporter, because that's where people talk, is when they're lubricated. Right.
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He was a fixture at Pete Lorenzo's Cafe, a clubby steakhouse that for decades served as a shadow State House, a well-lubricated junction of deal-making, political gossip and intrigue.
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But even with a heavy police presence and well lubricated poles, the good people of Philadelphia managed to go completely nuts, celebrating the surprise win the only way they know how.
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Namely that I can't keep it properly lubricated, and after about an hour, it feels like someone has wrapped my cock in duct tape and is trying to rip it off.
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Electric cars don't have engines, they have motors, and those motors don't require oil for lubrication (other parts of the EV do, however, have to be lubricated, such as door hinges).
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The meal was off to a good start, lubricated with free-flowing red Malbec wine, from the Mendoza region in the foothills of the Andes, as the meat began to arrive.
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The Appalachian School of Law, which opened in the 46093s in the shell of Grundy Junior High School, was heralded as a new economic engine, lubricated — of course — with taxpayer funds.
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Still, workers can take steps to reduce noise exposure by using quieter equipment when possible, keeping machinery well maintained and lubricated, and erecting barriers between noise sources and work areas, Masterson advised.
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Things got fuzzy quickly, but here's what I've been able to piece together: As I get a little lubricated, we start talking about the past, and things rapidly slide into emotional territory.
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But if you've ever wondered what the well-lubricated cast was doing when they weren't collecting rain showers of dollar bills, Jenna Dewan Tatum has the answer: They were spray tanning... together.
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After a bet with fellow urologists one well-lubricated evening, I decided—despite all their snickering—to plant vines in my yard, in the Brabant Ardennes on a sloping patch of land.
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It is in these lubricated twilight hours that friendships are made, lame recurring in-jokes are born and chests are relieved of all that 'stuff' that's been on them for so long.
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Speaking of noise, that's kind of Stu Spasm's thing — from Lubricated Goat in the late 1980s and Crime Wave in the early aughts to his current project, the Art Gray Noizz Quintet.
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And that's a good thing, because "once the nasal passages are more lubricated, then it becomes easier to blow out the irritants, pathogens, and of course allergens that accumulate in them," he says.
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"I bet you if he were a car and you opened up his bonnet, there would be a fantastic V8 engine well lubricated and ready to go another 400,000 kilometers," he told Reuters.
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It might even lead to pain because if you put anything in your vagina (a finger, a penis, a toy) before you are aroused and lubricated (which occurs via external stimulation), it could hurt.
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Starpharma said it is giving the Australian athletes Ansell "Dual Protect" condoms lubricated with Starpharma's VivaGel product, which it recently said showed near-total antiviral protection against Zika and other viruses in laboratory studies.
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And the technology of writing permitted contracts and systems of accounting that further lubricated long-distance exchange—nonzero-sum games between people who, in the absence of roads and writing, couldn't play those games.
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And for those who struggle to engage during the busy days, the festival includes concerts, dinners, and a number of meet-and-greet activities in the evening, lubricated by beers and cocktails, always within reach.
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The first large transition from agriculture to industry in the early 20th century — well lubricated by public spending on world wars — liberated workers from their chains far more effectively than Karl Marx's revolution ever did.
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As a major share of the total trade of both 18th-century France and Britain, sugar lubricated the world economy and provided nutrition to the growing number of people who worked in cities and industry.
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Though that tactic lubricated the nation's industrialization, it also contributed to the excess that has buried the country in empty apartment blocks, mothballed cement plants and sputtering steel mills — all of which threaten the economy's stability.
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The pipeline, documents show, is lubricated by corrupt officials (several have been arrested for falsifying export permits) and run by transnational criminal gangs that have recently drawn the attention of Interpol, the international law enforcement network.
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The headline story is obviously Craig Charles' face which, as previously discussed, is clearly being gradually lubricated and loosened from the edges of his skull by the unmanageable volumes of sweat that are glazing his entire being.
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The study relied on a small sample size — only 13 people — but results hew to a national survey of Americans that found that 61.5 percent of women and 66.1 percent of men said lubricated sex felt better.
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So by the time the show actually began, everyone was so lubricated and loved-up that the golden glow extended to the louche, luxed-up looks on the runway (which extended down the center of the restaurant).
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This tune is your life, and you are in the tune—in this case, sitting in Tokyo's Kabukicho district, desolated and desperately heartbroken, but also lubricated with a passionate sense for adventure, thirsting for stimulation and Asahi.
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A statement from the police department, obtained by PEOPLE, alleges that Indira died as a result of poisoning from an enema that had been lubricated with a substance containing Lidocaine, an anesthetic often used to treat irregular heartbeats.
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" And a five-hour, alcohol-lubricated "Lunch with the FT," a long piece that described him as a political "mercenary," and "a fixture on a lobbying scene that has long contributed to the city's reputation as 'the swamp.
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The researchers assessed "frictional performance" across a variety of lubricated and non-lubed latex condoms using a machine and performed touch-tests with human participants to determine how they perceived slipperiness and what they preferred, hypothetically, during sex.
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Other than the few times a year I tell a partner in advance to wake me up by penetrating me with their lubricated penis (I get off on the psychological aspects), my crotch is lifeless in the morning.
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If you do experience bleeding during sex, it's most likely not the hymen at all, but a result of not being relaxed or aroused or lubricated enough, or having a partner that's a little too zealous or rough.
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Our bodies produce earwax to keep our ears lubricated, clean and protected: Dirt, dust and anything else that might enter our ears gets stuck to the wax, which keeps any such particles from moving farther into the ear canal.
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One common reason that some people bleed after the first time they have sex is because their vagina wasn't very lubricated and the friction from sex caused an abrasion — this also means that sex might feel uncomfortable or painful.
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Obama went immediately to the Erga Palace to meet the King shortly after landing, but the perceived slight on his arrival was seen as one more sign that a relationship long lubricated by barrels of oil is encountering friction.
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And while Canada's isn't quite—yet—slipping down the Crisco-lubricated slope to hell like some of the deeply unequal states in Europe, there's a growing feeling in the country that things aren't working the way they're supposed to.
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The conversations, as a rule, are supercharged by lots of coffee and, often, lubricated by glasses of wine, beer or Floc (an Armagnac-spiked aperitif) purchased at the buvette, or drinks counter — a fixture of any respectable Gascon market.
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Some condoms come pre-lubricated, but since dryness can lead to condom breakage, use a latex-friendly lube if you need extra moisture (just don't use an oil-based lube, such as coconut oil, since oil can break down latex).
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She was now confident in her persona, self-assured, and with more years of sobriety under her perfectly cinched belt ("I haven't had a drink in years, because I don't need that slide towards chaos lubricated at all," she whisper-screams).
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"They call it socialism, but it is more accurately described as left-wing statism lubricated by showers of free stuff promised by politicians who believe that money comes from a printing press rather than the productive efforts of businesspeople and workers," he added.
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When one of these affectionate eaters forcefully smooches a coral, the lip slobber likely has a dual function: The snotty barrier makes much of the polyp's aggravated stinging fruitless, and it helps make a suction-producing seal on the coral's own lubricated exterior.
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But once he learned English, he got an earful at the small hotel-restaurant his parents ran on Carson&aposs main street: lots of political talk, including bourbon-lubricated speeches from top elected officials who would show up for dinner and drinks.
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People might end up questioning the reliability of other condoms Earlier this week, Starpharma announced in a press release that it would supply condoms made by Ansell and lubricated with their antimicrobial gel "VivaGel Active" to Australian athletes during the next Olympic games.
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WITH ITS stylish shared workspaces and chic occupants, lubricated by fruit-infused water and nitro coffee on tap, WeWork, a firm that rents out temporary offices, had seemed to be riding the wave of a new trend in managing desk-jockey life.
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After touching non-lubed, lubricated, and the newly-designed condoms, 73 percent of the study's 33 participants (13 male and 20 female-identifying) said they preferred the new condom design, and would be more likely to use a condom if it was inherently slippery.
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By spending a lot of time on foreplay, you'll be turned-on, naturally lubricated (if you have a vagina), and feeling good by the time you start having sex — which will make sex feel so much better, no matter what kind of sex you have.
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The forces Lofgren described — a self-perpetuating symbiosis of national security and law enforcement agencies, government contractors, Wall Street, and Silicon Valley — look something like Eisenhower's famous formulation, with the backing of finance and big tech, lubricated by the revolving door between government and lucrative private industry.
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The evening was always carried out in shouts, punters grabbing at my CD wallet while I pinballed around the booth, heavily lubricated by the complementary lager handed to me by higher ups, ear plugs stuffed deep in my canals, all of us as arseholed as each other.
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Unfortunately the combination of alcohol, excitement, and whatever the fuck it is that you've slid down your Tuborg-lubricated gullet in the smoking area earlier that evening, results in quite a high likelihood of you needing to evacuate your bowels at some point during the night.
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Along the way, they overcame the monumental design challenge of building electro-capacitive sensors that would be capable of functioning in what EJ described as "wet environments"—the heavily lubricated orifice of the RealTouch—while still providing seven bits of resolution and refreshing 40 times per second.
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As I looked back on how my Uber rating might have gotten so bad — not to shift the blame off me at all — I realized I have a habit of being the one to call the Uber home, and therefore, take the brunt of everyone's "well-lubricated" behavior.
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"What worries me much more about the new Chinese engagement, be it political or economic, in the Pacific is the way in which this engagement is taking place, being lubricated by elite capture and corruption," said Jonathan Pryke, a Pacific islands expert with the Lowy Institute in Sydney.
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I picture some togaed stereotype waking up in his marbled villa, looking out at the Roman road, the Colosseum squatting in the distance, thinking about the evening's party, whether it will become a wine-lubricated orgy or just sort of peter out into a long political argument over roasted boar.
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The Saudis blithely assume abhorrence at their inhumane behavior — from beheadings to forcing teenage girls without head scarves back into a burning school to die, as the religious police did in Mecca in 2002, to the brazen murder of Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist — can be lubricated away with oil and money.
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When Dad added industrial grade butter-flavored popcorn sauce to all that heat and pressure, his second-longest digit became a tiny, lubricated missile launcher, firing the band into the air and down the aisle, flickering in the light of Jean-Claude Van Damme jump-kicking a Soviet right in the trachea.
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It wouldn't keep me from the sort of white lies that keep society lubricated: I'm going to turn in early, but have fun at the party, we say, even if what we really mean is, I need company but not yours, or There's a walk I'd like to take alone, a book I'd rather read.
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I'm so happy that, from now on until the end of civilization (brought significantly closer by this vote), I will see him on my television and hear his husky, ale-lubricated, Benson-and-Hedges voice proclaiming that we have won our freedom "without a bullet being fired," blissfully ignoring the brutal murder of Jo Cox.
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This is the first time the Preventive Services Task Force has turned its attention to pelvic examinations, which can include a visual exam of external genitalia, an internal exam using a speculum, manual palpation to check the shape and size of the uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes, and the simultaneous palpation of the rectum and vagina using lubricated gloves.
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The news, coming two months after the Seventh Fleet suffered another collision between a destroyer and a cargo ship that left seven crew members dead, was a painful counterpoint to the spirited shouting over pounding hip-hop music at Club 54 or the games of darts lubricated with 20-ounce mugs of beer at Alex's Saloon down the street.
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In the killing fields of Ukraine, Belarus and the Baltics (sites of the mass murder by bullets that constituted fully a quarter of the Holocaust), and also in the Operation Reinhard camps of Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka (which relied on suffocation by carbon monoxide), an atmosphere of license, impunity and terror prevailed that was heavily lubricated by liquor.
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They were more like rambunctious potlucks, lubricated with jug wine and cheap beer, but I took pride in feeding my friends vegetable paella, shrimp and garlic fried in olive oil whose juices we sopped up with fluffy bread, tortilla de patatas dolloped with homemade mayonnaise and smoky pimenton — foods I remembered and craved from a childhood eating out in Down Neck Newark, where my grandparents had grown up.
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