There's lusty flirting, which is driven by a sexual attraction.
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Good luck, my lusty goat, and see you in August!
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Broadly's horoscopes love nothing more than a lusty goat, Capricorn!
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Your lusty, devilish side will be really highlighted this month.
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In "American Psycho," there's little that's lusty in blood lust.
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She's feeling it like the beat of a lusty tango.
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Before long, they will turn lusty or sleepy or bored.
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Their boos were almost lusty in their disdain for him.
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" To Maëlle: "Marital / attournets / enjoy / lusty- / lover- / extortion / Maëlle, name poem.
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They greet her with lusty applause, bellowing "bravo," and so on.
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They kiss, exchange lusty letters, and pledge to run off together.
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Well, now you, too, can sleep on those lusty yellow linens.
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The same caveat applies to that lusty singing of whole congregations.
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" YOUTH , large, lusty, loving—youth full of grace, force, fascination," he intoned.
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Passionate Mars enters lusty Capricorn today, bringing some devilish fun your way.
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The Earth element is physical (and lusty)— use your hands today, virgin!
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It was the best kind of peasant gruel: lusty, cheap, and nourishing.
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It's never clearer than on Glory's first single, the lusty "Make Me…".
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Alice's big-city adventures feel flavorless, even with Robin as a lusty wingwoman.
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It's not a mushy Water sign, nor is it a lusty Earth sign.
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Her imperiously lusty performance in "Kiss Me, Kate" is one of my touchstones.
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He is a lively dining companion: a lusty eater and a quicksilver conversationalist.
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In truth, Virgo is a physical earth sign that's very lusty and sensual!
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The Moon enters lusty Capricorn this evening, inspiring flirtatious, creative vibes in your world.
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Fresh off last year's lusty romantic drama A Bigger Splash, Italian director Luca Guadagnino
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They are both in lusty Earth sign Capricorn, and the vibe will be explosive.
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When it comes to sex, you have plenty of stamina—you're one lusty goat!
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She plays Mr. Spicer as a lusty bully, unhinged but at least in control.
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The lusty tune begun by the appetizers is picked up by the main courses.
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This is an ultra-passionate day, so plan a hot date, you lusty goat!
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The moon in fellow air sign Gemini meets lusty Mars—passion is in the air.
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Your focus shifts to intimacy when the Moon enters lusty Earth sign Capricorn this afternoon.
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His globe-trotting, globe-eating series were full of wonder, humor and lusty eating pleasure.
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"The lusty Full Moon in Scorpio will bring out our appetite for the taboo," she explains.
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His lusty bedfellow sauntered away, scheming about the eggs she would soon release into the sea.
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Advocates claim that polygamy promotes social harmony by giving lusty husbands a legitimate alternative to infidelity.
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Deemed the Wounded Healer by Carl Jung, Chiron the centaur is quite unlike his lusty brethren.
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The second-wave feminists were exuberantly lusty, and desire was central to their often utopian thinking.
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Lusty Mars could bring the bonus of a vacation romance, and things will heat up fast!
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Chen speaks Mandarin with a lusty Beijing accent, which gives his English a choppy, dramatic rhythm.
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Obviously, a vanity plate that says something like LUSTY 1 will be much easier to memorize.
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With all this lusty energy in the air you might not even want to be tied down.
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Long story short, the sex dates turned into sleepovers, and the feelings went from lusty to romantic.
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At the end, the courageous cast and creative team received lusty bravos from many in the hall.
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You're passion personified, Sagittarius, as lusty Mars bursts into your sign from August 2 until September 27.
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Lusty Mars speeds through your third house of amigos from the 2nd on, joining slowpoke Saturn there.
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Action planet Mars enters fellow Earth sign Taurus today, putting you in an energetic, even lusty, mood.
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On March 9, action planet Mars enters fellow Earth sign Taurus, putting you in a lusty mood.
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You'll find them easily on Friday, as lusty Mars and adventurous Jupiter align and expand everyone's options.
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Capricorn is a devilish, lusty energy despite its polished, outward demeanor; however, it is a practical energy.
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Things get very steamy as the Moon enters the sign of the lusty sea goat, Capricorn, tonight.
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Lusty Mars spends the first five days of April in your sign — a definite hotspot for loving.
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Discreetly, they listen to the lusty words of Badbadtati, spoken in a delicate but quirky french accent.
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Our lusty appetites are supersized this week as decadent Venus takes a royal tour through Leo's gilded castle.
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Chemistry that's been bubbling in the background since March could explode in a lusty embrace and then some!
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Those two roles express something at the heart of the Reynolds mystique: He was macho, lusty, and funny.
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With white-hot Mars in your lusty eighth house all month, you'll enjoy epic moments behind closed doors.
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The fascinating history of Russia's longest-serving female monarch, court intrigue and lusty bodice-ripping merely seal the deal.
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The Lusty sisters, Diana and Zena, well-known in show-jumping circles, try out their paces on two turtles.
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"Genius," directed by Ron Howard and starring Geoffrey Rush, traverses the brilliant mind and lusty enthusiasms of Albert Einstein.
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This V8 also sounds really, really good, a low-pitched growl when engaged and a lusty rumble at idle.
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Toss in the fact that our lusty female lead is 54 years old, and the film feels downright deviant.
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Yes, Virgo is all about purity and perfection, but don't be fooled—this earth sign is as lusty as any!
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Anecdotally, the cause of Bowie's anisocoria was attributed to the fallout from a lusty scrap in the spring of 1962.
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The energy can swing from deep, lusty passion to paranoia as the tides of Pisces's ocean churn during Venus retrograde.
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The menu of bright, lusty fare copies what's served on Ninth Avenue: 133 East 61st Street, 646-707-0801, chimichurrigrill.com.
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Current slang doesn't roll off his tongue as naturally, and these days the lusty reckless cop act suits him poorly.
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Regular reports told of males filming through it, plus loitering in groups on a sofa outside and making lusty comments.
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And so posing as a rise-and-grinder, lusty for Monday mornings, starts to make sense as a defense mechanism.
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But they and a suite from Bizet's "Carmen" drew lusty performances from an enlarged orchestra bursting with talent and vigor.
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Pluto is in fellow Earth sign Capricorn, a lusty goat that, while a hard worker, is well known for hedonism.
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At King's Landing, lusty Joker-looking pirate Euron leads his prisoners down the streets to the cheers of Cersei's constituents.
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Perry's sprightly painting style and use of radiant, almost neon paint, forms a rambunctious lusty image, forcing the viewer's undivided attention.
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That they pursued careers in fashion and adjusted their aesthetics to match was the ultimate betrayal against their lusty male admirers.
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It was the genesis of all sports sedans, the unlikely marriage of a practical four-door and a lusty sports car.
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To this day, Milo Ventimiglia is stunned by the level of (often lusty) fandom surrounding his Gilmore Girls character, Jess Mariano.
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This was Prince's third album, but the first on which his lusty funk-pop experimentalism was operating at full sweat levels.
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And as it turns out, Meredith has been having a lot of these lusty fantasies lately, all featuring Grey Sloan doctors.
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Vampire Thanks to all the lusty gazing, sucking, and biting they're known for, vampires make for an great role-play choice.
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Your bedroom—white-walled, wooden-floored—smells of patchouli, sandalwood, and the atomized zing of a thousand long and lusty nights.
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His lusty vampires and undead ingénues epitomize fantastique, a European genre wherein horror, darkness, magic, psychology, science, and primitivism all intersect.
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With lusty Mars in your curious, playful third house from the 8th on, just be honest about your desire to date around.
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February 19 finds charming, lovely Venus meeting with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, both in lusty and devilish Earth sign Capricorn.
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Our moments, from lusty and hot like last night to this sweetness in our sleep beside one another, never stopped enthralling me.
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There are moments when Fleetwood's many conflicts — with her mother, her servants, her less than lusty husband — feel a tad, well, familiar.
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Like most young, slightly angry but lusty young women who have read Jong's book, a "zipless fuck" has become a personal fantasy.
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That's this new nine-part series, which takes that same obsessive chef worship and lusty cinematography and focuses it on street food.
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At breakfast, the rich, nuanced shakshuka, a thick tomato-pepper stew topped with poached eggs, provides a lusty welcome to the day.
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Outlander The "Droughtlander" is over: Everyone's favorite lusty time-traveling drama, "Outlander," returns to Starz for Season 4 on Sunday, Nov. 4.
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But his flexible and plain-spoken and often lusty work — he has published more than 50 volumes — has found a wide audience.
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It's a lusty and fun week, but it's hard to go forward with pleasure without thinking about the deeper implications that it has.
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August's clash between soft-focused Venus in Virgo and lusty Mars in Sagittarius will create some choppy waves on the ocean of emotion.
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And trust us, with lusty Mars in the Zodiac's sexiest sign, when the lights (and cameras) turn off, it's going down for real.
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Over the weekend, singer Shawn Mendes, 20, dropped his sexy, underwear-clad campaign photos, sparking a lusty firestorm of emotion on the Internet.
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She plays a lusty, ancient witch, Scáthach, who is ultimately responsible for the infestation of murderous ghosts on the haunted property in Roanoke.
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But love will basically be everywhere you turn after the 8th, when lusty Mars powers into your passionate fifth house for six weeks.
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Capricorn is known as one of the most practical signs of the zodiac, but don't be fooled: It's just a lusty old goat.
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Jamie commits a bit too much to his role of a lusty Highlander, earning him a knee to the groin from his wife.
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"But baseball badly played isn't the only thing on this show's mind" as Brockmire and Jules quickly fall into a lusty, twisted relationship.
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Then you actually see the finished project and realize you couldn't have ever dreamed up something quite so beautiful, lusty, and unapologetically odd.
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The British historian Lucy Worsley slips into period costume to contemplate the lusty appetites of Henry VIII from his wives' point of view.
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Even by today's radio standards, Dirty Mind remains NSFW-shocking: A lusty but tightly controlled punk-funk fusion that still sounds like nothing else.
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Virtually silenced by a stroke in 2013, Travis was still ready for the moment, and he gave out a lusty "Amen!" to deafening cheers.
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Whether they left us sweaty and cringing or dripping and lusty, there's no denying that these folks are wading through a sea of horny.
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The recommendations include: not eating meat or eggs, avoiding "lusty thoughts" during pregnancy, and looking at pictures of beautiful babies to benefit the fetus.
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But recently, lusty clips and compilations from HBO's biggest cash cow have slowly started disappearing from Pornhub, one of the internet's biggest porn sites.
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My surname "Farr" is of Anglo-Saxon origin, according to the Internet Surname Database, and was a nickname for a fierce or lusty man.
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A few minutes earlier Rory McIlroy had skipped past the waiting throng to a lusty chorus of boos from spectators upset at being ignored.
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Roth was known for his lusty, often startlingly frank male narrators as well as his exploration of Jewish identity and anti-Semitism in America.
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And of course there are chic outfits, glamorous European settings, lusty stares between Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle and some intense physical brutality, too.
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Sensing the waitress's displeasure, the singer-songwriter known for her lusty honky-tonk sound briefly contemplated ordering a meal for the sake of appearances.
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But it took Domino's utterly satiated vocal, atop a New Orleans backbeat and his trademark piano triplets, to make the "thrill" so thoroughly lusty.
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The third could be the soups du jour, like a lusty, deeply satisfying curried Japanese sweet potato, tinged with lemongrass and topped with walnuts.
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It's just too easy to call a Gemini "two-faced;" it's like calling a Virgo a prude or a Capricorn a lusty old goat.
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Christie argues that while she also finds Tormund's lusty fascination very entertaining, Lady Brienne has shown no signs of wanting to reciprocate his romantic feelings.
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Capricorn is a dry, practical sign, but it does have a lusty, sensual, devilish side, too—it's ruled by the Devil card in the tarot.
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Instead, it was savaged by critics and feminists, and adored by the very people she had meant to mock — doting housewives and lusty, leering men.
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But as lusty and passionate as Scorpio energy is, a full moon in this sign reminds us that intimacy is far more than skin deep.
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In Mantel's view, Boleyn is clever, lusty, maternal, stylish, prone to moments of temper and highhandedness and — fatally — overconfident in the stability of her position.
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After the novelty has faded from its once daring premise — of a lusty wife whose (possibly gay) husband refuses to sleep with her — what's left?
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As the fifth and penultimate episode of Game of Thrones' final season, "The Bells," finished airing, everybody at my viewing party erupted in lusty boos.
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With lusty Mars cruising through your 10th house of careers from August 2 to September 27, you may also meet your match through a work function.
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Their powers breed in them more impulsiveness than sagacity; they can be hotheaded, lusty, intemperate, and rivalrous, qualities for which their subjects usually pay the price.
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He made no concessions to her drinking habits, which are slightly less lusty than demanded at Georgian feasts: The horn is deep and daunting to drain.
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On Wednesday, red-hot Mars snaps out of a retrograde that started in lusty Sagittarius on April 17, then backtracked into steamy Scorpio on May 27.
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If the novel is a cunning metafiction, it's also a lusty picaresque and, ultimately, as the author braids Sheppard's and Voth's stories, an impassioned political proof.
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Less lusty than the Smiths song of the same title, the sweet-natured drama "Handsome Devil" studies formulaic coming-of-age movies a little too closely.
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The course of true love never did run smooth, but it doesn't usually get so bumpy that it includes magical flowers, squabbling fairies and lusty donkeys.
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He was in previews for "Scotland, PA," a bleak and lusty musical comedy about the perils of ambition, which opens at the Pels on Oct. 23.
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The concert was full of songs about a young woman's needs and prerogatives, mostly lusty ones, delivered with peppy choruses and without shock value or shame.
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An especially romantic energy flows on the winter solstice, December 21, as the sun enters lusty Capricorn and illuminates the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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The energy is very hot in your love life early on today, thanks to the Sun in sexy Scorpio's connection to power planet Pluto in lusty Capricorn.
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In what nearly felt like an effort to undo the innocent-sounding Sunday swoon fest answer above, in his next response he disclosed a more lusty confession.
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The use of Petra The Lusty Barmaid as a sexual red herring worked, but Iris Berben, Germany's answer to Rene Russo, is given little to do afterwards.
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Our Leona arrives in Venice to stay in a pensione run by the lusty widow Signora Fioria (a fabulous Karen Ziemba), and finds herself surrounded by couples.
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Some of the stories were lusty odysseys unto themselves, like with the insatiable Athenian politician Alcibiades who regularly appears for a bang sesh whenever it suits him.
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New York City dancers face a complicated yet common problem in their fight for better treatment—unlike dancers at the Lusty Lady, they're classified as independent contractors.
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Jones plays Hazel Woodus, a half-Gypsy living with her father in rural Shropshire, courted by a lusty landowner (David Farrar) and a gentle minister (Cyril Cusack).
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A staff member followed with Alice Cooper's "Feed My Frankenstein," complete with plenty of lusty thrusts and guttural yells, then quietly trotted offstage and back to work.
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"Gold Hole," meanwhile, tells the story of a lecherous sugar daddy, one made all the more uncomfortably vivid by frontman Charlie Steen's lusty growls and choked desperation.
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On February 5, sweet Venus meets the lord of the underworld, Pluto, in lusty Earth sign Capricorn, activating a very sensitive and psychic sector of your chart.
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The tin includes four bright colors: Flame Game (a fiery tangerine), Pink Thrills (a fuchsia pink), Revved-Up Red (a coral red), and Lusty Rose (a sultry blush).
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Two pappardelle pasta dishes came up aces: A menu item featured a lusty Bolognese sauce, and a special was served with a lush and creamy porcini mushroom sauce.
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Warrior Mars enters Capricorn, one of the most driven and lusty signs in the zodiac, on September 27, again igniting the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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Lusty Mars cruises into your fifth house of romance for eight weeks on September 7.993, warming up your fall forecast and bringing some exhilarating new prospects into play.
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It hovered at 20233 feet and then, with its autonomous software controlling the thrusters, lowered itself back to the flight pad, to lusty cheers from the Blue crew.
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Capricorn is associated with the Devil card in the tarot, and while Capricorn has a big reputation for being a workaholic, it's really just a lusty old goat.
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It's Day One, and David "Caspian" Caspian—he goes by Caspian for those lusty C.S. Lewis vibes—has misread the mood of the house in a major way.
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"My generation sang about an alternative Ulster," her friend Stephen Lusty said in another speech on Wednesday, referring to the Irish province in which Northern Ireland is situated.
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The lusty combination of salt, fat and prickly paprika has yet to make it onto the menu, mostly because Mr. Batista is still working on a clever name.
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Madeleine Potter, as Hamlet's lusty mother, Gertrude, has a commandingly ripe presence, but her mind often seems to be elsewhere (maybe wondering where she left the crown jewels).
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The acting is terrific, the interiors and exteriors are strongly evocative, and this is almost certainly the only Chekhov adaptation to include a close-up of lusty kangaroos.
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The head — part of a statue of the lusty god Pan — apparently entered the U.S. in the mid-2000s, but the original thief has not been determined by investigators.
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The drama on her screen embellished the themes in the Dirty Cooper/South Dakota portion the show, depicting people as wretched animals and greedy, lusty consumers of each other.
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The suave, swashbuckling, cocktail-sipping superspy 24 has been a cultural sensation, deflating diabolical ambitions for world destruction while savoring strange and lusty interludes, for over half a century.
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That was the role that introduced Finney to American audiences, and few would forget the lusty, blue-eyed leading man who helped the film win a Best Picture Oscar.
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Both Venus and Pluto will be in fellow lusty Earth sign Capricorn, where they will be activating the part of your chart that rules travel, learning, and your beliefs.
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The North Beach unionized worker strip club the Lusty Lady folded in 2013, which was the same year the sex club Mission Control lost its lease in San Francisco.
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Wolas's descriptions of Ashby creating and abandoning work capture that lusty feeling of writing well and that sense of desolation when the product doesn't live up to the vision.
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The singing — which the researchers could also hear through the hulls of their boats — was not quite as loud or lusty as it generally is at the breeding grounds.
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The microphone was passed to an older man in the back, a self-declared Republican who said that he would not vote for Donald Trump next year (lusty applause).
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In a sharp pivot from the lusty tracks of Current Mood, Dustin Lynch surprised fans with a new single, "Good Girl," a summertime anthem on finding love, earlier this month.
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As the players walked off the court, lusty boos reverberated around the arena and replays of the final sequence flickered over and over on the jumbo screen above center court.
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Both Venus and Pluto are currently in Capricorn, a sign famous for its drive and practicality, but which is also very lusty (all you Earth signs are very physical people).
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The brass section (as with most ballet orchestras) is the most flawed, though it played "Beauty" with a lusty relish that made me notice new layers in this repertory staple.
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But remember another costume piece, Tony Richardson's "Tom Jones," which was deemed equally lusty and risky when it came out, in 1963, yet grew forced and tarnished with the years.
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Dexter Gordon, the lusty virtuoso of bebop saxophone probably best known now for his Oscar-nominated, starring performance in the movie "Round Midnight," embodied no fewer than four jazz clichés.
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Lost in the debate over the propriety of the convention's loud and lusty "lock her up" chants, for example, has been insufficient focus on the basic ridiculousness of the argument.
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The Origi goal had set the Liverpool fans off into a lusty version of "Allez Allez Allez," the converted Italian disco hit that has been their soundtrack for a year.
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In "Secrets of the Six Wives," at 10, the British historian Lucy Worsley dons period costume to contemplate the lusty appetites of Henry VIII from his wives' point of view.
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Ms. Gillies ("Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll") seizes the screen as the lusty, ambitious Fallon, and Alan Dale is imperious as the snooty Carrington butler (another holdover figure from the original).
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Her descriptions of Ashby creating and abandoning work capture that lusty feeling of writing well and that sense of desolation and resignation when the product doesn't match the initial vision.
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He waltzes into a fancy dinner scene, soulful brown eyes glistening, shoulder-length hair absolutely flowing in the wind, before pulling Ali Wong in for a round of lusty compliments.
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If any of us has slacked in the self-styling department after kids, it isn't because maternity panties hold the secret to true lusty appeal, and leggings are the best pants.
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She is that vociferous champion of feminism and apparent libertine who earlier in her career scandalized fans by implying in an interview that she was engaged in a lusty ménage à trois.
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The Moon is in Capricorn, and while you both have this reputation as goody-goody, hard-working, and boring earth signs, we know the truth—which is that you're both lusty sensualists!
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"If you want to get the public really fired up, you need to get a base on the moon, and then Mars," Musk said to lusty cheers from the space-partisan crowd.
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That's the lesson we learned on Election Day when big crowds gathered to shower GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump with lusty boos as he went to cast his vote on Tuesday morning.
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A shift in energy arrives as Venus enters fellow earth sign Capricorn on November 25, creating a lusty energy—Venus in the sign of the horny goat is all about physical pleasure!
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However, since the untimely death of her husband King Henri II in 1559, Catherine permanently adopted severe black mourning dress, which made it difficult to portray her as a stereotypical "lusty widow".
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If you switched some of the pronouns in "Cleanness," if this book were about a lusty straight male teacher elatedly mingling with vastly younger female students, why would we view it differently?
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That was my first reaction on hearing that Laurie Metcalf would be playing the blowzy, lusty hostess from hell, Martha, in Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" on Broadway this spring.
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Meanwhile, Lady Patricia, wife of the cultural attaché at the British Embassy, is having a lusty affair with an Italian military officer in order to get into the locked safe he's guarding.
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LOUIS EFFRAT POLO GROUNDS, April 13 Civic pride erupted in one lusty ovation after another at the Polo Grounds today as 12,447 baseball fans hailed the return of the prodigal National League.
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Late last month, a lusty Redditor using the handle Tacodirtshield1 posed a simple question to Reddit's r/occult community: What's the best way to conjure a hot, sexy demon to have sex with?
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Let's go: Brandy, "Beggin & Pleadin" Brandy's first piece of solo music since 2012's fine LP Two Eleven is "Beggin & Pleadin," a grainy, lusty bit of blues that perfectly suits her rusty alto.
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" Kurt Cobain was singing about the dimness of his band's late adopters, but Mr. Simpson heard in the lyrics a take on "that raw, primal, lusty nature of a 16-year-old boy.
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With the arena in its by-now-familiar mode of deafening overdrive, the spectators were especially lusty in expressing their displeasure with Beverley, booing at seismic levels every time he touched the ball.
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"A Star Is Born" has all the makings of a modern movie blockbuster: A-list talent, catchy songs, a lusty sense of its own self-importance and huge currency in the meme ecosystem.
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She sings the word "Capricorn" when she lists all the signs and says, "I love all y'all"—but being forgotten is basically the same as coming in last, sorry you lusty sea-goats!!
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Once lusty Mars makes its biennial visit to Capricorn from September 27 to November 7.993, your mojo and magnetism will return with a vengeance, and you'll be the one with the upper hand again.
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It worked on the show because of his lusty affair with Alma predating Martha's arrival, and the tension that created when she arrived, but now we get to see: That's just who Bullock is.
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As "Billions" heads into the back half of its 12-episode first season, it's helpful to remind ourselves of the show's true identity and embrace the lusty, high-toned delirium that revs its dramatic engine.
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You, too, have a reputation for being a goody two-shoes "virgin," obsessed with details and with being perfect, but you (like Capricorn!) are an Earth sign, and Earth signs are tactile, creative, and lusty.
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The Moon connects with lucky Jupiter at 4:20 PM and with power planet Pluto at 9:48 PM. Finally, sweet, sexy Venus enters lusty Earth sign Capricorn at 12:26 AM. All Times EST.
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In a class on Mexico, we were warned that marigolds, red roses, and silver all make for inappropriate gifts (marigolds are morbid; red roses are lusty; silver, mined locally in Mexico, would fail to impress).
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Her "sin" was simply being herself — a brave, bold, lusty, thigh-jangling, cricket-loving 26-year-old who had chosen the treacherous terrain of social media to interact with Pakistan's socially conservative, aspirational middle classes.
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"I was already going to vote for Rob Quist," said Ariel Lusty, a 22-year-old graduate student at Montana State, who sported an "I Voted" sticker as she sat inside Wild Joe's Coffee Spot.
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Brutal, lusty and deranged behavior is woman's work in "The Moors," unless you count the exertions of the family dog, Mastiff (Andrew Garman), who inconveniently falls in love with a Moor-Hen (Teresa Avia Lim).
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These authors have brought forth the heart of what makes sex such a delight by capturing the lusty, down-and- dirty moments right alongside the emotional nuances that make these stories worth reading — and re-reading.
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In Slow Days, Fast Company, Babitz claims "sex is our art," and so she records her memories of lusty encounters as if they are populated by marble-white figures made suddenly warm by breath and blood.
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However, the surreal bit in which Tracy Morgan recreates "The Danish Girl" as literalism, putting on lipstick and a silken slip and making lusty faces at an actual danish, was the wittiest gag of the night.
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Frugal Family It was Friday night at Bacchanal, a lusty backyard wine shop, open-air restaurant and performance stage deep in a postindustrial corner of New Orleans's Bywater neighborhood, a levee away from the muddy Mississippi.
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Revived from the dead by Slate after Buzzfeed axed it last January, this weekly chat podcast hosted by Bim Adewunmi and Nichole Perkins discusses the ways celebrity worship and pop culture shape our most lusty thirsts.
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Elio and Oliver's reunion, by contrast, comes off as a regression, a bleating insistence that nothing has changed since that lusty summer, and that the intervening decades might be discarded with a wave of the hand.
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Some people might even dare call you boring (I never would—I know what a lusty, naughty goat you actually are), but the truth is that Pisces rules the part of your chart that influences your mind.
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This lack of recognition doesn't stop the people in the house — who also come to include a fumbling but lusty preacher, Father Dewis (Larry Pine) — from talking way too much about things that should never be mentioned.
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If spring comes early, the birds will sing their lusty songs into the trees and the turtles will awake from their watery winter sleep, and small rodents will emerge from their burrows and blink in the sunshine.
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Images of lusty shepherds and goddesses set the sexual tone of "Casanova's Europe," but decorative arts matter even more: velvet suits and beaver-trimmed hats, keyboards and poker tables, porcelain statues, gilded candelabras and silver soup tureens.
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The artist's past work includes All These Darlings and Now Us (2014), a peepshow aboard sailboats in the bay featuring performers from shuttered San Francisco worker-owned strip club Lusty Lady and famous Latino gay bar Esta Noche.
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Seductive Venus enters lusty goat Capricorn at 11:55 PM: Capricorn is a materially minded Earth sign, and Venus rules money, so this will be an interesting combination, one that will also encourage (some well-earned) hedonistic behavior.
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He enters the hotel and makes lusty faces as the camera moves toward a skinny white blonde wearing green, then passes her for a shot of Nobby's target: Ms. Sidibe, who's dark-skinned, round and also in green.
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Wales is playing in its first European Championship, and its run to the semifinals has been a thrill ride of late goals, lusty singing and postgame kickabouts with the kids (a tradition UEFA moved to end on Tuesday).
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Diane Cilento, who had received an Oscar nomination for her performance as the gamekeeper's lusty daughter in the 1963 film "Tom Jones," was the village schoolteacher, and Britt Ekland was cast as Willow, an embodiment of pagan sexuality.
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But, again, my lusty goat friend, May is also about you going wild and focusing on things other than work: The full moon in Sagittarius on May 21 will ask you to find a better work/life balance.
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Ms. Deaver, impressive in her previous roles of the evening, soars in "The King of Spain's Daughter," as Annie Kinsella, a rural working-class girl with lusty appetites and rich imagination, despite her physically threatening father (Mr. Redmond).
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Sure, Apple wants to improve its ecosystem, which is why it continues to introduce new cross-device features, like copy and paste between a phone and a laptop — an announcement which drew lusty applause from the WWDC thousands.
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For now, Mr. Di Maio and Mr. Salvini, who have expressed a similarly jaundiced outlook toward Europe, migrants and changes to the pensions system, are maintaining their opposing positions, despite Roman graffiti depicting the two in a lusty embrace.
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But something about the whisky-drinking, tall-talking American writer's appetite for life, his lusty cosmopolitanism (he could cuss in Serbian, Turkish, Croatian, Hungarian and Hindi), and, above all, his unabashed affection for India, left Forster touched and amused.
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"When Bernie was talking Medicare for All, everybody was like 'Oh cool' and then they turned to me and they said 'Fix it, Mom," said actor Kate McKinnon, who plays Warren as a lusty policy wonk on the show.
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When dancers at the San Francisco-based strip club the Lusty Lady unionized in 1997, performers of all races wanted to address the issues they faced, like lack of sick pay or protection from customers filming performances without permission.
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The German painter Johann Zoffany appears here in a lusty self-portrait that functioned as the 18th-century equivalent of a cruising app profile, with two condoms, decorated with pretty pink string, prominently tacked to the wall behind him.
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She admits as much just a few minutes into ANTI, her eighth LP and first since 2012's Unapologetic; she does so on "James Joint," a bubbling, casually lusty interlude that splits the difference between Stevie Wonder and Flying Lotus.
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When Mr. Corsaro and the conductor, Bruno Maderna, came forth after the final curtain on opening night, "both got as lusty a collection of boos as has enlivened the New York State Theater since it was opened," Mr. Schonberg wrote.
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Brockmire and Jules quickly fall into a lusty, twisted relationship, and when we're not at the ballpark we see glimpses of two damaged people sometimes trying to repair themselves and each other, yet sometimes seeming intent on becoming even more damaged.
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And let's not forget about love: Venus in sensual earth sign Taurus connects with fiery Pluto in lusty Capricorn on June 227, which is sure to turn up the heat...that is, if you're not afraid of depth and intimacy.
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Not only is Venus, the planet of love (and your other fav subject: money) entering fellow Water sign Pisces today, activating a deeply romantic and creative sector of your chart, but the Moon in sensual Taurus is also sending you lusty vibes!
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The library on old age has grown so voluminous that the fifty million Americans over the age of sixty-five could spend the rest of their lives reading such books, even as lusty retirees and power-lifting septuagenarians turn out new ones.
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Since the Paradise cast returned from their investigation-forced break, we've watched the couple's romance fall apart in front of our eyes, as Dean backed away from a "serious" relationship in favor of his increasingly lusty interest in Paradise newcomer Danielle Lombard.
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The producers have largely succeeded on that score, with Laverne Cox taking over as the lusty, sexually omnivorous Dr. Frank-N-Furter, and Ryan McCartan and Victoria Justice as Brad and Janet, the squeaky-clean young couple that stumbles into his lair.
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Anyone with half a brain is obviously aware of how ludicrously, maddeningly exciting this song is; how sexually charged and lusty it is, how, just like "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough," it actually sounds exactly like the mood it's trying to convey.
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I walked away, confused, walked past the escalator again, and the same handler screamed at me, a lusty full-throated "NO," as if he thought I was about to Matrix my way up the wall and try and lick Archie Manning's ear.
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Ted Cruz has been going around New York City showing his contempt for "New York values," while Mr. Trump has been stirring his audiences to lusty cheers by reciting a song, "The Snake," that he uses to liken immigrants to poisonous reptiles.
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Quinn is officially relaunching today with a lusty new look—dark background, sexy avatar photos, and a logo made from a textmoji wink—but it still has the same goal, which is to be the biggest platform for erotic audio on the internet.
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Maybe that's because narratives and studied lyrics have never really been the point of a band like Slowdive—the vocals of Rachel Goswell and Neil Halstead are just other instruments, soft guidepoints within a womb of hazy feedback, lusty melodies, and drowned rhythms.
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"Singles Going Steady," the 1979 compilation that was the first American Buzzcocks album (it consisted of material that had already been released in Britain), is a quintessential punk collection: fast, terse and tuneful, shielding a lusty yet tender heart behind a brash attack.
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She curated an ever-diversifying portfolio of esteemed, wealthy black women: a room-dominating, lusty-voiced Oprah; a monotonous, pageant-calm Beyoncé; a cream-clad Whitney Houston who lived so fast she practically cast sparks; an elderly Maya Angelou whose vowels were poems.
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The festival's deepest grooves, however, belonged to the Red Bull Panamerika stage, where a selection of Mexican artists banged out an all-night rager on Saturday night and the dancefloor kicked up into a lusty, swampy bacchanal that did not relent from its raucous energy.
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New Zealand, wonderfully far from anywhere, really does seem to have it all: glaciers and jagged peaks, charismatic fauna, vineyards, lusty rivers for fly-fishing or rafting, dive sites and thousands of miles of glorious coastline—not to mention the cosmopolitan, foodie cities of Auckland and Wellington.
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He was soon filing stories from the USS Hornet, at the time the only American carrier operating in the Pacific, and collecting material on a lusty, aggressive, hyper-competent bomber pilot named William "Gus" Widhelm, material that would go into Hersey's 1959 bomber novel, The War Lover.
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Much has been written about the gay subtexts of Billy and his lusty shipmates, but as this production of "Billy Budd" proves, Melville's hidden story haunts us to this day as the title character goes from the promise and power of youth to an unfairly doomed soul.
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Because while there are plenty of lusty experiences in "A Very English Scandal," actual happiness is either fake or fleeting in this three-part mini-series, based on an astounding true story of a politician who was charged with putting out a hit on his former lover.
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Her love for Sebastian—a lusty dolt, and little else—is out of all proportion, and when she tells him, "I'd rather stop you breathing than have you doubt how I feel," we sense the clutch of something cold and mad in her, and we flinch.
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No politician, however, sought to exploit the long dormant rage against India's self-perpetuating post-colonial rulers, or to channel the boiling frustration over blocked social mobility, until Mr. Modi emerged from political disgrace in the early 2010s with his rhetoric of meritocracy and lusty assaults on hereditary privilege.
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Conway's "fixer," an arch and studious Campbell Scott, is a worthy foil for Underwood's underlings, including LeAnn Harvey (Neve Campbell, her brio newly tempered with vulnerability) and Tom, a lusty speechwriter who is more enthralling to himself than he is to either the other characters or the viewer.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — The lusty applause that greeted his return to the Capitol is behind him now, as are the pecks on the cheek he received as he sat at his desk on the Senate floor, looking vaguely glum, receiving good wishes like a warrior returned to civilization, injured but intact.
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His latest feature film, The Lusty, which focuses on the true story surrounding the world's first exotic dancers' union, should go into production over the next year; he's also helming an upcoming six-part documentary series for the MAC AIDS Fund Transgender Initiative, More Than T, with Jen Richards (Her Story).
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Aïnouz imbues Invisible Life with an intimacy that's at once blunt about bodily needs and evocative of the lushness of inner lives: globetrotting cinematographer Hélène Louvart saturates the film with palm greens, lusty reds and beachfront blues, and the sound design is alive with sounds of wind, water, and chirping birds.
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The tactical winds of the league blowing the good ship NBA entirely into RocketsDubsBall, to the point where almost every team in the league is putting it up with the same lusty intensity that made the Warriors seem alien-like when they started crushing the league under the boot night after night.
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The other good news is that Peter Grünauer is back with lusty food in his informal, taverny Grünauer Bistro on the Upper East Side, and the gifted Thomas Ferlesch is wowing the young and what remains of the old at Werkstatt, a ticklishly playful cafe in the Prospect Park South section of — where else?
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The accompanying text for many of the images reflects conservative sensibilities of the time: "Keeping healthy," reads one postcard from 1911 of a man in a suit and white gloves planting one on a woman with her eyes slightly opened; another co-opts a lusty smooch to warn viewers of the perils of infidelity.
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From a lusty, alfresco "The Taming of the Shrew" on the Lower East Side in 1956 (with Colleen Dewhurst in the title role) to the 1971 musical version of "Two Gentlemen of Verona," Papp productions pumped animating oxygen into a centuries-old body of work too often perceived as being made of unyielding marble.
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This bewitchingly shaggy dog story from the National Theater of Scotland has set up camp in a custom-made pub in the McKittrick Hotel (home to the immersive hit "Sleep No More") to enlist audiences in the telling of a lusty tale about an inhibited academic who meets up with Old Scratch during a snowstorm.
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Nor do they claim to be the only digital space for kinksters to find partners; Daveed and others in the scene attest to the fact that many just use OKCupid or Tinder and either find other kinksters in the lusty scrum or get involved with vanilla folks who they gradually introduce to their kinks.
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Though his wife has a lusty appetite for Hermès Birkin bags, and the wedding of his daughter to a nephew of the Kazakhstani president was an occasion of such bling that the Malaysian media were discouraged from publishing photographs, Mr Najib may be essentially right when he says the cash in his accounts was not for personal gain.
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This weekend on the internet, Mychal Thompson, two time NBA Champion, Showtime-era star forward on the Lakers, current broadcaster, father of Klay and Trayce, took to Twitter to lament the status of arm sculpture in the modern NBA: A lot of ex-athletes like to let out a lusty "IN MY DAY" from time to time.
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Her only Broadway appearances were in the short-lived "The Riot Act" (21968), as a waitress engaged to a police sergeant (she was praised by The Times's Howard Taubman for "nice comic timing"), and in the high-profile 22001 revival of Tennessee Williams's "The Night of the Iguana," as Maxine, the lusty, widowed hotel owner, opposite Richard Chamberlain.
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While we thoroughly enjoyed the starter of lettuce cups filled with hand-pulled turkey, most crowd-pleasing were a seasonal watermelon and feta salad with flavorful notes of fresh mint and roasted pumpkin seeds, and a charred cauliflower topped with pomegranate seeds and served with pomegranate molasses and lemon-zest-infused crème fraîche, a lusty combination.
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They suggest formerly hidden depths of subtlety in Mr. Rousteing's creative arsenal, and the possibility that more refined layers could, indeed, be built into the collection that would appeal to a wider group of women, much in the way Dolce & Gabbana may promote an image of lusty Italian corseted mamas, but sell a whole lot of terrifically cut pinstriped suits.
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The menu at King, which was opened last fall on the western edge of SoHo, by three enterprising young women, reads like a lusty love letter to Italian simplicity—something like what Meryl Streep's Italian-Iowan housewife in "The Bridges of Madison County" would cook for Clint Eastwood's lonely photographer, to show him the lost art of food as pleasure.
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The most successful ones to date include Bound's lusty offerings that were not only directed by trans sisters Lily and Lana Wachowki, but aided by sexpert Susie Bright in their choreography; High Art from Lisa Cholodenko, and Donna Deitch's Desert Hearts, all successful in their sensuality and characters' connections to themselves and the camera (or, more specifically, the women behind it).
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As intriguing as the Zahn idea is, it was Cranston's less glitzy résumé — the years spent doing commercials for Excedrin and Preparation H — that was required for the tighty-whitey-wearing chemistry teacher turned drug kingpin Walter White: a pinpoint study in frustrated ambition and simmering megalomania, in White's demented liberation a lusty Gloria in Excelsis Deo for jobbing actors everywhere.
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The narrative meanders back-and-forth from the strange, clear description of the bizarrely violent tennis match, told like something out of Calvino, to lusty scenes of Caravaggio's daily life making his paintings in displaced time, to ridiculous dialogues between the popes trying to unravel the history of the hair-based tennis ball, to embedded emails between the author and his editor as he is writing it.
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The tattoo—so gargantuan that the bird's tail found itself dipping below the waistband of Affleck's blue swim trunks—was plainly visible…His gut is pooching outward in a way that, in a more enlightened country like, say, France, would perhaps be considered virile, not unlike the lusty Gérard Depardieu in his prime but, in fitness-fascist America, tends to read as Homer Simpsonesque.
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In addition to Archer (the voice of H. Jon Benjamin, who also stars as Bob on "Bob's Burgers"), there are his rather ruthless mother, Malory (Jessica Walter); his sexy fellow agent Lana Kane (Aisha Tyler); the geeky Cyril Figgis (Chris Parnell); the creepy Dr. Krieger (Lucky Yates); the lusty Pam Poovey (Amber Nash); the fetish-loving Cheryl Tunt (Judy Greer); and a few others.
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The O'Neal brothers owned two destination restaurants near Lincoln Center: the Ginger Man, whose name was inspired by J. P. Donleavy's lusty novel and play about a roguish barfly, being portrayed Off Broadway at the time by Patrick; and O'Neal's Baloon, distinguished by its enclosed sidewalk cafe and its enigmatic name (an imaginative spelling to comply with an obscure State Liquor Authority ban on the word saloon).
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The governor wasn't arguing that his young self came to see that blackface was wrong because he had learned how minstrelsy wasn't some cultural niche but was once America's popular culture and how that popularity helped cement the nation's perception of black people as hideous and stupid and freakish and dumb and lusty and unworthy of more than torture, exploitation, derision, oppression, neglect and extermination.
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His interest was both sexual and "scientific": Mr Foos would take meticulous notes as he observed the sex lives of couples in the rooms beneath him, from the suburban mother stealing lusty trysts with a doctor in his lunch hour, to the married couple and the young stud employed in their vacuum-cleaner company, to the Miss America candidate from Oakland who spent two weeks in the motel and never had sex with her husband.
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Some gamely tried: Luke James, whose falsetto on "Do Me, Baby" attracted the first lusty shrieks of the night, and Bilal, the most impressive male singer here not named Stevie, who woke up three-quarters of the way through "The Beautiful Ones" and kept putting his limber voice to work through "If I Was Your Girlfriend" (though his performance couldn't hold a candle to his riveting Prince tribute at the BET Awards in June).
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Quicksilver glorying in his powers in his high-speed action scene in X-Men: Days Of Future Past, Star-Lord's swaggering little dance to "Come And Get Your Love" at the beginning of Guardians Of The Galaxy, Wade and Vanessa's lusty sex montage in Deadpool, Ant-Man thrilling to his own sudden power as a giant in Civil War, Spider-Man's entire Civil War character — these are the moments that become fan memes and critical reference points, because they show the cracks in the heroes' dull armor.
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Makes 11Prep: 63 minutesTotal: 2 hours for the pate a choux: 1 cup|250 ml water 8 tablespoons|113 grams unsalted butter 1 teaspoon sugar 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 1 cup|73 grams bread flour 3 eggs 3 egg whites for the mornay: 3 tablespoons unsalted butter 212 tablespoons all-purpose flour 24 cups|210 ml milk 25 small garlic clove, smashed 23 tablespoons whole grain mustard (Lusty Monk Original Sin is my favorite!) 26/33 cup|2325 grams grated Gruyere cheese for the hot dog mousse: 25 of the finest hot dogs you can find, cold 28 tablespoons|56 grams unsalted butter, at room temperature to serve: onion, finely diced chives, finely sliced chive blossoms or small dill fronds cornichons, finely sliced 1.
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