This mental ménage à trois is a jawdropper, for sure.
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The Gemalto bidding war is not your average ménage a trois.
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News of his ménage à quatre was splashed across a British tabloid.
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Soon enough, Ma, fresh from Miami, arrives to assess this awkward ménage.
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"It's a ménage à trois!" said Michael Burke, the chief executive of Vuitton.
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I get a Ménage à Trois on Dutch Crunch (they go for zany names).
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The Indian pipe's role in this interspecific ménage à trois is called myco-heterotrophy.
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After a split in the ménage à trois, the baroness and one of her partners vanished.
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A couple—Charlie and Miranda—find themselves in a fraught ménage à trois with their android, Adam.
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What good is a ménage à trois when you have a soulmate, you risked that for Blue?
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Ryu: The scene had all the makings of the world's most logistically challenged ménage à trois, yes.
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Her wild lifestyle, open bisexuality, and infamous ménage à trois relationships shocked even the Parisian café society.
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Since 1996, California's Ménage à Trois winery has had one of the most undeniably horny names in wine.
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"My artwork is a ménage a trois between public trauma, intimate memory, and consumer history," Meyer told Hyperallergic.
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It's a symphony in disorientation, underscoring the bewilderment each character experiences as their ménage a trois shifts its balance.
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"I've got two wines going with this course, so that's where you get the ménage à trois," he laughs.
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We could have sex but not often—the intrusions often jumped in, a hellish cock-blocking ménage à trois.
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The more established company is taking the ménage à trois company to task over its name, citing 'potential user confusion'.
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Although the duke's wife tolerated the ménage à trois, public outrage made court life awkward, and the king himself intervened.
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Rounding out the ménage is their ranting aunt, Marie Josephine, who lives restlessly in the attic, like the mad Mrs.
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"Mod Donna," which was about a ménage à quatre and skewered traditional views of marriage, certainly had people taking sides.
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So when she receives a diagnosis of leukemia from the wacky Dr. Wally (Triney Sandoval), the whole ménage is threatened.
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"I had just smoked a joint and was looking for a ménage à trois — me, Ben and Jerry," she said.
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Having moved into their parent's apartment, Matthew is gradually drawn into a sexual and psychological ménage à trois with the twins.
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Consider "Ménage," in which a daughter finds out that her mother and aunt share a lover, before sleeping with him herself.
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Scott Conroy, the creator of "Embeds," does an admirable job of accurately portraying the embed life, the ménage à trois aside.
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Wherever they end up, a ménage-à-trois involving moguls John Malone, Brian Roberts and Masayoshi Son is likely to be ungainly.
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The-Dream is back with Ménage à Trois, a 40-track, three-part mixtape, and he's not taking it easy on us.
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But it would transform NAFTA's ménage à trois into a clamorous throng of a dozen; the three amigos would become the 12 acquaintances.
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Otherwise, says Rosen, she's likely to be drinking a lush red blend from Ménage á Trois, made with grapes from all over California.
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And it's not just a lack of knowledge that makes people scratch their heads when you move from missionary position to ménage à trois.
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Frances can have him, but Melissa will keep him, too, with Bobbi bouncing platonically between the couples in this modern, precarious ménage à quatre.
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He's trying to set up a ménage à trois with two HB10s — hot babes 10s — one Asian, one blonde, and he has a nervous breakdown.
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So, we've gathered some three-person sex positions for you to add to your mental rolodex should you find yourself in a ménage à trois.
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We see them — a ménage à trois for a dozen years — on the vast lawn of the country house that they shared in New Jersey.
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The new Ian McEwan novel, "Machines Like Me," about a ménage à trois between a man, a woman and a sexy male robot, is pretty good.
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He doesn't want to; Quinn is doing this only to prevent her from revealing on her blog the ménage à trois that kicked off the series.
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Sure, the practice is still somewhat taboo in movies and TV. But plenty of series and progressive films are flirting with the good ol' ménage à trois.
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It's only a matter of time before somebody comes up with a book about a ménage à trois between Peyton and Papa John and the Budweiser horse.
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" The book also recounts a supposed ménage à trois with Mr. Manson, a male movie star and his television actress wife, after which the man, one "Mr.
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"It is a blast of emotion," said Yulia Borodina, 19, from Arsenyev, a small city near China, who plays the coquette in an acrobatic ménage à trois.
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Copycat red blends with sexy labels—for instance, E. & J. Gallo's zinfandel-based Apothic Red and Ménage à Trois' merlot-forward Midnight—began to pop up like mushrooms.
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This — figuring out how to have a sexy, romantic, drama-free threesome — is actually the hardest part once you've decided your relationship can handle a ménage à trois.
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Imagine what it would be like to know that you had once hooked up with the future president and first lady during an unexpected ménage à trois moment.
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This cozy ménage à trois was threatened when a third woman — George's first and only legal wife, Sarah — arrived on the scene to stake her own claim to this Lothario.
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Later arrivals to this makeshift ménage include Reverend Marlowe (Matt McGrath), a Bible-selling man of the (tattered) cloth, and Joe Scott (Austin Scott), a boxer newly out of prison.
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It has come as well for figures whose style anticipated him (Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, that whole ménage) and for figures who have deliberately attached themselves to his populist revolt.
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One is a magical realist work about orphaned teenage twins, Emerald (Lindsay Rico) and Ty (Dakota Granados); their star gator; and an outsider, Lucy (Talene Monahon), who complicates the ménage.
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One evening, she called and asked him to come over for a "surprise" that turned out to be a second woman who wanted to engage in a ménage à trois.
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Right when the ménage à trois is on the verge of eruption, Stephan enters the equation upon his release from jail, giving Marya the slim hope of escape and renewal.
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A trio for three women, a sisterhood of sorts, turns powerful poses into coquettish ones — in 2019, it's a frustrating sight — and later a duet morphs into a ménage à trois.
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This is before we know her past with Alex, before we learn that one night years earlier, the four of them almost embarked — but didn't quite — on a ménage à quatre.
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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 Delle Rose ménage is here presented semi-abstractly, without walls and with its jumble of furniture sinking into the sand of the Louisiana Gulf Coast town where the play takes place.
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On Wednesday, the rapper released the killer visuals for her latest single, "Press," which begin with a sexy ménage à trois scene that quickly turns violent when Cardi, 26, pulls out a handgun.
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En France, en revanche, peu de voix s'élèvent pour soutenir Mme Van Roy, et les premières révélations concernant M. Besson n'ont pas été suivies d'un effet de " grand ménage " dans l'industrie du divertissement.
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The pressure is really on when Druckerman agrees to write an article about the experience for a New York magazine but still can't find a person to make up the ménage à trois.
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But let's be real: Even if the label loses a little lustiness, none of us are going to stop snickering when we stop by the wine store for a bottle of Ménage à Trois.
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We concede that the scene could simply show the lead up to or come down from the ménage à trois—admittedly, we don't know enough about teapot's anatomy to confirm or deny this theory.
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The three had been living together in Berlin on Kaiser-Friedrich Straße in ménage à trois, bravura style and they continued to live together in Ibiza until 1934 when Broïdo left the Hausmann couple.
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I negotiate my way through mountains of Solo cup trash and under the industrial plastic curtains obscuring the entrance to what appears to be the derelict warehouse confines of a gay ménage-à-many.
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Despite the specific needs of older adults, both Lawless and Price are hesitant to say a hypothetical sex toy specifically built for and marketed to older adults (like the Ménage à Moi) is wholly necessary.
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"While the phrase Ménage à Trois is commonly known to be linked to sexual activity, it can also be used figuratively, and so the name was not inherently problematic on its own," the group wrote.
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Il y a dix ans, Dominique Strauss-Kahn fut éjecté de son poste à la tête du Fonds monétaire international à la suite d'une accusation de harcèlement sexuel par une femme de ménage d'un hôtel.
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Une bataille juridique complexe se déclencha cependant entre les héritiers de Baldwin, les proches de Mme Faure et son ancienne femme de ménage, Josette Bazzini, qui assurait que Mme Faure lui avait légué la maison.
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It was four years later, in "Jules and Jim," that she became a full-fledged international star, playing Catherine, the capricious, destructive object of Oskar Werner and Henri Serre's desire in a doomed ménage à trois.
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Emily Ferry is the prop master on Grace and Frankie, and she scoured both the web and brick-and-mortar stores to find inspirations for the Ménage à Moi vibrator that would eventually appear on the show.
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His song "Triad," an ode to ménage à trois, was rejected, and the group was less than pleased when he launched into a tirade about J.F.K. assassination conspiracies onstage at the Monterey Pop Festival in June 53.
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Ricky Allman employs his own ménage of color, line, and form to culminate a city, drawing the viewer to take in soft skies and then focus on the pocket-sized city at the heart of the pieces.
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After nearly creating an altar to their Ménage à Moi vibrator and testing it out themselves to wonderful results, Grace and Frankie decide to set up the titular focus group to crowdsource any updates the toy needs.
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When London's Typing Room, a modern European restaurant in the east of the capital, invited three Australian wine producers to showcase their best plonk, the evening started with weird berries and ended with a ménage à trois.
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Instead, Hausmann and Hedwig moved to Peyrat-le-Château in central France where Hausmann gave lessons in German, English, and Spanish to subsist — and where they met Marthe Prévot with whom they formed another ménage à trois.
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Statovci, like Bekim, immigrated to Finland as a child, but the book was hardly autofiction: its most remarkable character is a sexy and abusive talking cat, with whom Bekim lives for months in an increasingly untenable ménage.
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Issa's were hardly the only lapses in judgment this season, as Molly (Yvonne Orji) stumbled into a friend's open marriage arrangement and Lawrence bounced from rebound to rebound and also threw in a dehumanizing ménage á trois.
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If you watched "The Girls Next Door," the TV show about Hefner's ménage, you noticed that the Playboy mystique was emphatically not a joke in the lower middle class environs that produced his centerfolds and their most adoring fans.
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And Yeezus contained what Spin's Brandon Soderberg called a "spleen-vent" against women, with lyrics like "Hurry up with my damn massage / Hurry up with my damn ménage," one among many that paint a disturbing picture of Kanye's perception of women.
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Then, after Pink fulfills her household duties, the storyline devolves into a booze- and pill-filled dance party — complete with his-and-hers drag — which culminates in a ménage à trois with a latex-clad, riding crop-wielding dominatrix named Rhonda.
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Optics If Ken Kesey and Alessandro Michele of Gucci had a passel of kids, their offspring might look something like the high-spirited ménage of "Captain Fantastic," about a family living off the grid in the densely wooded Pacific Northwest.
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Soon after the Brooke ruling, a Long Island courtroom began to consider whether a ten-year-old boy, born into a Bay Shore ménage involving two women and a man, might be the state's first child to have three legal parents.
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Much of the first act, which establishes the play's fractured chronology, takes place as that younger Renia is provisionally welcomed into a polyglot ménage that includes icy Pelagiya (Jessica Love), tight-lipped Aamani (Nadine Malouf) and furious Isabela (Nicole Villamil).
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Rather than a Hitchcockian cat-and-mouse, victim-murderer chase, an elaborate ménage-a-trois forms between Mr. Robert, Eva and her husband, Josef, with Eva as the devil's muse, a victim whose appetites prove more diabolical than her aggressor's.
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Tatum goes back to his dancing roots, playing husband to Pink's retro housewife in the singer's sardonic music video, which finds the couple playing dress-up and participating in a ménage à trois with a latex-clad, riding crop-wielding dominatrix named Rhonda.
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While it'll certainly be interesting to see where the next season of Grace and Frankie takes the fictional sextech duo, many people are even more eager to see if the Ménage à Moi can become something more than "just seen on TV."
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In a sneak peek for her podcast relaunch of the popular Loveline with Amber Rose radio show, the Dancing with the Stars contestant has revealed that she recently paired up with another woman and a man for her very first ménage à trois.
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The reason for the lost love is now a topic of speculation ... being fueled by texts Offset allegedly sent to a woman who goes by Summer Bunni asking her to hook up a ménage à trois with another female rapper, Cuban Doll.
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After an audit of 500 products, the UK-based Portman Group—which oversees the country's alcohol sales and marketing and maintains the Code of Practice on the Naming, Packaging and Promotion of Alcoholic Drinks—deemed Ménage à Trois Midnight a little too horny on main.
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Although multiple parentage is often seen as a gay-rights issue, many cases in America are unrelated to same-sex marriage: the first, in Louisiana in 1985, involved an out-of-wedlock conception, and a recent New York case involved a ménage à trois.
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She and her husband, a 56-year-old professor named Sylvère Lotringer, invite a fellow scholar (named in New York magazine as Mr. Lotringer's colleague Dick Hebdige) out for a casual sushi dinner that turns into an intellectual ménage à trois, and then more.
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Having toggled among various lovers throughout the 24s and '40s, around 1952 she set up a ménage à trois with the Polish-born journalist Constanty "Koty" Jeleński and the Italian diplomat Stanislao Lèpri, a domestic arrangement that would last the rest of her life.
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Late on a Thursday night in Elko, Nevada — a town many in the Bernie Sanders press corps hadn't heard of until earlier that day — reporters and campaign staff sat around a T-shaped marble bar drinking bottles of $10.99 Ménage a Trois Red Blend wine.
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His relationship with the second woman is mysterious, and because there is no context, not even a guessed-at physical location, it is difficult to judge whether his joint display of physical affection is respectively brotherly and amorous, or something more along the lines of a ménage à trois.
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" An account of a ménage à trois — involving Paul, Stewart and our narrator — that apparently ended really badly, it is steeped in the rueful, reproachful nostalgia of a certain poetic breed of gay fiction that flourished four decades ago, most memorably in Andrew Holleran's "Dancer From the Dance.
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The "NOW" evening also featured premieres by Lauren Lovette ("Papillons," an exercise in tiresome cuteness), Claudia Schreier ("Contra," a slickly athletic sub-Balanchine duet), and Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener ("3body," with Ms. Lovette joining the two men for a trite ménage à trois with mere glimpses of these dancers' abilities).
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The closest she seems to have come was her 2004 story collection, "My Nine Lives: Chapters of a Possible Past," which she describes as "alternative destinies" — one of which, "Ménage," in which a writer looks back on a love triangle involving her mother and aunt, is included in this book.
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Even when the jokes are as blunt as the bowling ball that Ricky delivers to another wrestler's groin — they're testing out a dubious routine — they just slide into the story, becoming part of its textured realism Like its amiable, irresistible ménage, "Fighting With My Family" softens its rougher edges with humor.
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The military theme in Léger's oeuvre remains prominent in post-WWI paintings like "La partie de cartes" ("The Card Game," 19247), where three decorated soldiers tumble out of themselves and ripple across the picture plane, merging into an ecstatic ménage à trois through the interlacing repetitions of their machine forms.
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She had landed smack in the middle of a bizarre ménage, a sort of "Game of Thrones" court, with her own husband, the Tsar-to-be, as the Joffrey of Russia, a mentally (and, it seems, sexually) disabled prince whose only pleasure lay in playing with the toy soldiers he kept in bed.
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Sa mère, Carol, se rappelle qu'elle avait environ l'âge de Tshego quand sa grand-mère, qui travaillait comme femme de ménage pour une famille blanche à Johannesburg, est revenue à la maison un week-end avec un cadeau pour elle : un album d'occasion du mariage de Diana Spencer avec le prince Charles, en 1981.
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Racette's character, Elle, may in this telling be an aging lounge singer.) In Mr. Darrah's new prologue, a dazed mash-up of Poulenc songs and surreal spoken texts by Apollinaire, Rilke and Cocteau (who wrote the "Voix Humaine" libretto), a brother and sister taunt a cute guy into a silly ménage that's confusing for both him and the audience.
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At what is not much more than a takeout counter in a rapidly gentrifying historic black neighborhood west of downtown Atlanta, people stand in line for two or three hours to buy soy burgers with names like the Sloppy Toppy and the Ménage à Trois, served with a side of crinkle-cut fries dusted in Old Bay seasoning.
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"We were watching the TV one day, and I turned to Ken and said, 'She's a beautiful girl,'" explains Dobson of the first time she ever saw Diana on TV. For Dobson and her husband, this was the start of a life-long ménage a trois: her, him, and Lady Di. "We were both Diana-mad," says Dobson of her late partner.
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One of them is Ashley Warlick, a Southern food-magazine editor and bookseller, also the author of four novels, who spent 10 years reading as much biographical material as she could find in order to reconstruct an episode Fisher left out of her novel: when she and her first husband, Al Fisher, an English professor and poet, formed an uneasy ménage à trois with Parrish.
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Take "Ten," a rhythmic workout from "Life of a Hot Boy 2: Real Trapper" — it's familiar Bankroll Fresh, a sum of small parts adding up to an ambitious whole: We got magazines and you can get your issueWe need mo' liquor, we need mo' SwishersMoney, cars, ménage à trois, new Audemars, new pistolsMight pull up in the Fisker, Polo bucket like a fisherLiving like the mob, fly to Vegas just to ditch youDom Pérignon sipper, cigar clipper, Vuitton slippers Most of the best-known Atlanta rappers of the moment are spacey melodists, be it the deconstructionist master Young Thug or the playground singsong upstart Lil Yachty.
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