All photographs, even the most intimate — especially the most intimate — are mediated endeavors, staged productions that preserve certain moments only by suppressing others.
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Engaged in one of the most intimate of human acts.
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It reveals some of their most intimate and personal thoughts.
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Keep reading for one of her most intimate interviews yet.
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It's the most intimate and emotional song on the record.
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Lemonade is one of Beyoncé's most intimate projects to date.
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It's house music at it's most intimate, tender, and alien.
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Her work is potentially the most intimate part of her life.
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It does flow into our lives in the most intimate ways.
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It's the most intimate surrounding and setting that I can picture.
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But lovely energy also flows in your closest, most intimate relationships.
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The storm has given me another chance, perhaps the most intimate.
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Even at our most intimate, I kept him at arm's length.
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That phone is probably the most intimate surveillance device ever invented.
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"I think it's the most personal and the most intimate," he says.
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Tragically, however, it's Ellie who gets the most intimate experience with death.
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Instead, that violence entered her very household and her most intimate relationship.
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I think food is one of the most intimate substances we encounter.
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What do you think was the most intimate moment in our relationship?
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Few candidates relish throwing open their most intimate health and financial secrets.
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It is a moment devoted entirely to the most intimate of prayers.
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It's the most intimate thing I've shared on YouTube to-date. Period.
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It can ping you in the most intimate details of your life.
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Creative policymaking can shift assumptions and practices in our most intimate lives.
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They're the seat of our personal identity and our most intimate thoughts.
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Do consumers need brands' "relentless obsession" with enhancing our most intimate moments?
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The most intimate detail Stevens was conscripted to reveal was Avedon's homosexuality.
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Yet we're tapping away, expressing ourselves to our most intimate friends … with emojis.
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Your willingness to share your most intimate, painful experiences humbled and honored us.
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Catchers make great physical sacrifices for the most intimate experience of game immersion.
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The pictures have been called the most intimate royal wedding images ever seen.
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It fills them with shame about the most intimate parts of their lives.
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Compensation is the most intimate way a company can interact with its employees.
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What's trippy is, it's the most expansive, and most intimate thing we've done.
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The disarray makes it feel like the most intimate room in the house.
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Why would a rich man cut corners on the most intimate of investments?
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"This is a person you're inviting into your most intimate space," he said.
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Tier three includes the most intimate topics: family, finance, health and work life.
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Narrate the sweep of history and the most intimate moments of strangers' lives.
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What we choose to eat is the most intimate, subjective decision we make.
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These women are familiar with the most intimate, vulnerable moments of each other's lives.
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His latest project, The Childbirth, is arguably the most intimate example of his mission.
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There, Camille has the most intimate experience she has ever had with a man.
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Below, we look back at some of the most intimate moments captured on-screen.
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It lay in casual snapshots of soldiers in their most intimate and vulnerable moments.
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I imagined being warmly welcomed by the most intimate disciples of my Beloved Master.
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David Chang, restaurateur and TV host, is cooking up his most intimate project yet.
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This documentary offers perhaps the most intimate look ever into an Apollo astronaut's life.
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Some of the song's lyrics are actually a look into Clairo's most intimate stories.
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And I thought that's the most intimate physical gesture I can come up with.
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Chrissy Teigen shared what might be her most intimate moment with baby Luna yet.
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It's the most intimate movie in the lineup, and all the better for it.
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Then there is the regret, even torment, over that most intimate of issues: reproduction.
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The most intimate home we have is our body, and mine had been corrupted.
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When you transition into adolescence, that attachment bond becomes your closest, most intimate friends.
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Demi Lovato exposed her most intimate secrets in her acclaimed new YouTube documentary, Simply Complicated.
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But this latest discovery reveals the invasion into the most intimate corner of people's lives.
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It was about how women are rarely heard, even in the most intimate of spaces.
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I think it's one of the most intimate things I've ever shared with a human.
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After all, the cameras have brought their most intimate moments straight into our living rooms.
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"In my drawings you can find the roots of my most intimate emotions," she explains.
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It did, however, allow Murakami to get the most intimate look at this intimate event.
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He handed over electronic keys and other data that revealed the kingpin's most intimate secrets.
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The women were humiliated on trial, their most intimate gynecological history revealed to the public.
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I don't know that anybody ever wins discussing the most intimate part of their life.
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It's the most intimate form of communication on this road of mutual discovery and union.
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They're also the most intimate pages of the book, and the most difficult to read.
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"It didn't bother me a bit," he said of parting with his most intimate possessions.
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And it isn't a barrier to accessing our most intimate depths of pleasure and joy.
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But for black girls, home is both refuge and where your most intimate betrayals happen.
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HY: What is the most intimate moment that you have when you're making a photograph?
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And now, Kylie has let fans into the most intimate part of her home: her bedroom.
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But this is by far the most intimate intrusion we've seen in the sex toy space.
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In the slideshow ahead, we went behind the scenes to capture the show's most intimate moments.
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Why it matters: Dating apps and sites are party to some of our most intimate communications.
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They found the most intimate moment of her second-eldest daughter's life and made it immortal.
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It is an issue that touches our most intimate core from family to faith to finances.
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This is why women need to be the decision-makers on this most intimate of questions.
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He couldn't be out even in what was supposed to be the most intimate of spaces.
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He did bring America to life for us in the grandest and most intimate terms possible.
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Ceaselessly scroll through everyone's most intimate economic transactions until you lose your very sense of self.
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Soldiers were asked about their most intimate of experiences—their sexual habits and hygiene among them.
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The soft spot at which personalized choice architecture hits is that of our most intimate self.
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What can you do when a jilted lover posts your most intimate pictures online without consent?
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It's a unique and strange project that zooms into the most intimate levels of character interaction.
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I also thought about the landscape elements in Bellini paintings — even in his most intimate portraits.
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I am this person's most intimate partner, and if you believe me, you can believe them.
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"That's the most intimate thing," said Greg Carr, chairman of Howard University's Afro-American studies department.
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Working on honesty is a chance to gain insight into yourself, including your most intimate relationships.
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But "Travels With Myself and Another" is her most intimate book and not well-enough known.
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HY: Some of the most intimate and the rawest photographs in this series are of spaces.
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Weddings in general make me uncomfortable because of the unfathomable spending they often entail (in this global economy?), but also because of what feels, to me, like an exhibitionist gesture: inviting practically everyone you know into one of the most intimate days of your most intimate relationship.
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You're not going to learn your VC's most intimate operational detail in the first or second meeting.
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Digital dating is a massive social experiment, conducted on one of humanity's most intimate and vital processes.
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One has the eerie sense of bearing witness, in that moment, to the most intimate of communications.
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It is an appropriate emblem for Pleva who makes drawings and dioramas of the most intimate scale.
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When I volunteer to host my most intimate spaces, I sacrifice some of my basic human dignity.
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People here tell one another their most intimate stories—I guess there isn't much else to do.
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If HR 1313 becomes law, they'll be able to access the most intimate information about their employees.
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Labor, bodily functions, breast-feeding — we have surface conversations about the most intimate corners of our lives.
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Women deferring to men about most things is infuriating enough, but about their most intimate body parts?
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But above all, they were about people, for whom food is the most intimate form of expression.
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Because our most intimate and our more ephemeral relationships now claim additional bandwidth, neighborly ties have suffered.
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The absence of these accounts wordlessly validates the impossibility of integration at the most intimate, personal level.
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Who, after all, can verify the most intimate workings of the rarified circles of Putin's immediate entourage?
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Even in his most intimate music, he never presents as anything other than an agent of control.
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It is part biography, part uncomfortable comedy and part intellectual meditation about outsourcing our most intimate responsibilities.
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"The Fourth Amendment is designed to protect our most intimate spaces and our bodily integrity," Saldivar said.
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Palka points out that these exchanges of hair could be the most intimate reminders of a faraway friend.
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But remember: this software is also invading some of the most intimate and personal aspects of our lives.
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Eventually, conversation between women about the most intimate topics would lead to a watershed reckoning about sexual harassment.
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Smartphones carry the most intimate details of our lives: photos, Google searches, location data, private messages, reading preferences.
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But podcasting is among the most intimate forms of communication — a proxy for a close conversation with friends.
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Why are banks, credit card processors, and credit-rating agencies allowed to sell your most intimate financial data?
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But it's the first dildo hack that could potentially expose live footage of someone's most intimate parts (literally).
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His images are lush and dreamlike and capture cycling's most intimate moments in a way few others have.
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We cannot allow that to happen here — in the most intimate and fraught moments of any parents' life.
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Legislating where people do their most intimate business would be a hurtful and dangerous overreach of the law.
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Read on for their intimate thoughts on their most intimate accessories, then pick up sex-toy shopping tips.
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A shirtless man and his meat are normally seen only by family and the most intimate of friends.
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It's not uncommon to reveal the most intimate details of our lives on our Instagrams or Snapchat stories.
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This was perhaps our most intimate moment, brought about by my sickness and unthinkable at any other time.
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The song is one of the most intimate moments in Jones' Blue Bird EP, her first solo venture.
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But the Bennetts Lane gig, after the second last show of the tour, was easily his most intimate.
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"It is letting someone into the most intimate parts of yourself which can heighten the experience in itself."
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New techniques in molecular biology were making it possible to look at life at its most intimate level.
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How much can truly change if we don't question previously unspoken fears borne of our most intimate moments?
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Toward the end of the night, I was telling him all of my most intimate, vulnerable thoughts and secrets.
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That's a disgrace because this is a law that affects all of us in the most intimate of ways.
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It was the most intimate portrait of her — with her family — that she ever allowed the public to see.
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Indeed, the humane way to die is in one's most intimate surroundings, in one's bed, surrounded by loved ones.
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But Erdrich has also shared many of her most intimate emotions and experiences, in some form, in her novels.
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But we must never forget that patients and users are opting to share the most intimate data they have.
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If you thought it was weird when someone's reputation precedes them, now their most intimate moments will precede them.
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Even those who use Snapchat or other disappearing apps aren't immune to having their most intimate moments go viral.
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Why, after all, would anyone willingly install a corporate surveillance device with minimal features in their most intimate spaces?
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But the most intimate moments are the ones where she stands totally alone, forcing everyone's gaze right on her.
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He said it was Tyler's idea to capture some of his most intimate moments as a performer for audiences.
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Each spoke openly about how the decision changed her personally and how it had affected her most intimate relationships.
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In these moments, the reader experiences the era's social upheavals and contests of values at their most intimate register.
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Jay dropped his 244th studio album 24:244, which many have touted as his most intimate work to date.
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Obviously all the planning paid off, and viewers were given one of the most intimate moments in the series.
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I was starting to get snippy when we popped out into the most intimate restaurant on an oceanside cliff.
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Watching and loving a television show can be one of the most intimate relationships you'll ever have in your life.
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Every interaction, from the briefest encounter with a barista to the most intimate sexual exchanges, becomes a question for me.
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Although we're not the only ones honoring Rihanna today, we might be doing it in the most intimate way possible.
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But, viewers' thirst for sexy details isn't as important as Ashley's privacy when it comes to her most intimate moments.
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The Listener gives you access to your target's most intimate conversations by monitoring their text message history in real time.
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Hooked up to polygraph machines, these law-abiding public servants had the most intimate details of their lives cut open.
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And I received an answer to perhaps my most intimate, heartfelt prayer; after years of trying, I was pregnant again.
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The most intimate, upscale pool is at Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, which is free to use but for guests only.
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In Alexievich's books, people retreat inward to survive and anything outside of the most intimate of spaces distorts into indiscernibility.
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Her photographs depict the most intimate moments shared between the family as Obama tirelessly campaigned in the 2008 presidential race.
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Of course they are unverified, because who can verify the most intimate workings of rarified circles of Putin's immediate entourage?
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Many apps, such as games, allow advertising, but who wants ads from Pampers cluttering their most intimate chats with friends?
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She is soft-spoken, thoughtful, willing to answer a complete stranger's questions about the most intimate details of her life.
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It carries with it hidden values, biases, and histories that shape and are shaped by our most intimate social relations.
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That these artists are considered outsiders is irrelevant to our ability to relate to some of their most intimate yearnings.
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To get in kids' heads and find the next cool thing, the company is sifting through their most intimate information.
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"Sticky Fingers" excels in conveying the complexity of the most intimate and least covered part of Wenner's life: his sexuality.
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It was as if her invisible desires were exposed by the camera, her most intimate means of communication since childhood.
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This is because clients confide their most intimate secrets to lawyers thinking they are protected by the attorney-client privilege.
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A successful cyberattack means that what's most intimate and important to us — our identity, our habits, our trust — was stolen.
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"Do you want my dick?" she asks, leaning over me, prodding at my most intimate space with something slippery and cold.
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Crafting and sending an email to a friend is one of the most intimate acts you can perform on the internet.
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It takes them a second to know each other in that most intimate of dances, but when they do they smile.
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Are people going to risk sharing their identities and most intimate photos if they could be sold or posted by hackers?
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Our email and social media accounts hold our entire lives, from medical histories, to financial troubles, to the most intimate discussions.
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As with many data-driven businesses, the companies are also inserting themselves into the most intimate spaces inhabited by their customers.
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You know some of their most intimate secrets from childhood, from their first heartbreak to how they like their ice cream.
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As the undisputed queen of reality television, Kardashian has shared her most intimate moments with viewers, be they happy or sad.
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Solo is the most intimate, ground-level Star Wars movie we've ever gotten, and the visuals are correspondingly gritty and grimy.
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Not having your expectations for your most intimate partnership line up with your reality of life: That's a recipe for unhappiness.
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In 2014, my husband and I engaged in the most intimate of acts: We blended our genes and created an embryo.
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As a student of neuroscience, I have learned that the most intimate relationship is the one between your head and heart.
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Still, the most intimate moments with Mr. Carrozzini's mother occur, largely, in a car while she is driving to an event.
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The conversations are revelations for people who have raised children together and shared the most intimate details of each other's lives.
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The most intimate aspects of human relations and bodies — those perverse and pathetic states typically hidden behind closed doors — were exposed.
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Most intimate may be a selection of Glass songs, arranged by Nico Muhly and performed by him and some close collaborators.
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They would then disrobe, join a meditation circle, and begin sharing their most intimate secrets, including ways they had been hurt.
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A virtual assistant can be like a personal secretary, with access to many of the most intimate details of your life.
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Aside from having a roommate, it's probably the most intimate glimpse that you can get into someone else's daily eating habits.
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When you're reading her most intimate thoughts in the journal, it does feel like you've got a direct line to her.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection somehow just managed to get even more handsy when it comes to your most intimate data.
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Ms. Calloway often posts deeply personal ruminations on the most intimate parts of her life, sometimes multiple times in one day.
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Now Facebook is asking users to trust it with one of the most intimate activities they do online: search for love.
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"Lingerie is the most intimate of clothing, worn by a woman close against her skin, for her and her alone," Haart noted.
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Our brains contain both history and identity --- our most intimate memories from the past live, unseen, beside our future hopes and dreams.
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In our series Salary Stories, women with years of career experience open up about the most intimate details of their jobs: compensation.
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So how do you stop TV ads, young kids and dumb roommates from controlling your speakers and revealing your most intimate secrets?
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Education and housing are the two most intimate areas of American life, and they're the areas where we've made the least progress.
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The most intimate moment of the season is in the show's opening sequence, when an anonymous robo-mom tenderly holds her baby.
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"I would feel very uncomfortable if the rest of the people on my team could read my most intimate thoughts," Germain explained.
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More than anything else, this is incredible to see these women sharing their experiences during their most intimate moments with their children.
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She was the one to whom he confided his most intimate thoughts; she was the refuge where he could find emotional nourishment.
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Histories of exile, repatriation, and diaspora transform the works into vehicles for reimagining the most intimate aspects of these contested psychic spaces.
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We can begin on solid ground by acknowledging that it is wrong to expose people's most intimate moments for no good reason.
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Slimani tries to put a price on the anxieties, hypocrisies, and inequalities that arise from the commodification of our most intimate relationships.
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Some of the most intimate pieces are the most evocative, including a tiny cat nursing her kittens that represents the goddess Bastet.
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We all have a dazzling lack of authority about the inner lives of even the people with whom we are most intimate.
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His Twitter feed also included some of his most intimate thoughts ,which mostly include boasting statements such as "SHAZAM!!!!" and "ka-BLAMEROO!!!!!"
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She had shared with them one of the most intimate, painful experiences of her life, and she felt like they had listened.
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She has a way of perfectly describing some of the most intimate human emotions and experiences, and she provides concrete, actionable solutions.
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But it also opens up a Wild West of data sharing on the most intimate health care details for millions of Americans.
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He provided the investigators examining whether Mr. Trump obstructed justice a clear view of the president's most intimate moments with his lawyer.
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It was one of the most intimate feeling halftime performances in my memory, and it perhaps reflected the scale he felt fit him.
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The globally heralded competition rewards the work of photographers — both amateur and professional — best capturing the world's most intimate moments and enthralling scenes.
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You told your husband and therapist, two of the most intimate of your confidantes and you told them years ago about this assault.
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If only someone with a special knack for getting stars to spill their most intimate secrets were around to get the full story.
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In our series My Salary Story, women with long-term career experience open up about the most intimate details of their jobs: compensation.
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In our series My Salary Story, women with years of career experience open up about the most intimate details of their jobs: compensation.
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There are privacy implications to giving a company the ability to see, hear, and analyze the data from within your most intimate environments.
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Scott Stapp is starting a new tour, and he promises that it'll include some of the most intimate performances he has ever given.
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The Modern Family actress posted her most intimate Instagram yet with beau Wells Adams — a radio DJ and former Bachelorette contestant — on Monday.
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Instead, all you have is that same vulnerability before a vast crowd that feels entitled to the most intimate parts of your life.
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It's like Facebook's emoji reactions, but inserted into the most intimate communication medium we have outside of talking out loud to each other.
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As such, they would not risk their careers by revealing the Kremlin's most intimate secrets for a few bucks from Steele's puny budget.
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Many Internet companies have extraordinary access to individuals' personal data – their actions, their friends, their preferences, their interests, and their most intimate secrets.
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By blending location tracking with other online behavior, researchers can put together a detailed portrait of the most intimate details of users' lives.
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Yes, they're a lot of fun, but in my experience, building a foundation with your partner is the most intimate kind of sex.
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They are filled with our most intimate information, and digging through someone's can be almost more revealing than snooping in their medicine cabinet.
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Jurors didn't buy arguments that the First Amendment protected Gawker's right to humiliate random celebrities by publishing video of their most intimate moments.
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This simple but curious work of Mr. Sehgal's, with fewer performers, less swagger and no real title, is one of his most intimate.
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For almost two decades, Mr. Boetticher has been privy to perhaps the most intimate, and delicate, conversations around a commander in chief's death.
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When someone must assist you with dressing, bathing and using the bathroom, you come to understand each other's most intimate processes and needs.
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People applying to live in a co-op are obligated to share the most intimate details of their financial lives with the board.
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For 10 months, mixing digital imagery, modern scanning technology, and old-school color recognition, she learned the painter's most intimate touches by heart.
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Corporations are going to go big on podcasting, easily one of the most intimate mediums with one of the most highly engaged audiences.
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Clients should be able to rely on confidentiality when they disclose their most intimate secrets in an effort to secure their legal rights.
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Imagine that government agents got to read the most intimate, privileged communications between you, your lawyer, your doctor, your spouse or your priest.
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All of which is to say, Miller's Tiny Desk performance presents the up-and-down of these feelings at their most intimate and raw.
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In the meantime, we've learned about one more way Facebook is hoovering up the most intimate details of our lives, for $20 a month.
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We share some of our most intimate data with mental health apps, but there's surprisingly little proof of what they give us in return.
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Live-streaming the most intimate details of your life is the only way to get ahead — job promotions and romantic prospects depend on it.
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Schedule a heart-to-heart for the 10th, when soul-baring Jupiter syncs up with Venus in the most intimate zones of your chart.
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The film Moonlight, for instance, uses the 1963 track "Hello Stranger" by Barbara Lewis to add meaning to one of its most intimate moments.
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"We can begin on solid ground by acknowledging that it is wrong to expose people's most intimate moments for no good reason," he continued.
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Even Jazz at Lincoln Center, whose most intimate stage, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, is named for Gillespie, devoted more programming this month to Monk.
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And that means that the people you're identifying as your oppressors are the people with whom you have some of your most intimate relationships.
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In Southern cities, black domestic workers, including maids, nurses, cooks and laundresses, performed the most intimate and the most undesirable jobs for white families.
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Equifax warehouses the most intimate details of Americans' financial lives, from the credit cards in their wallets to the size of their medical bills.
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It's been a century since scientists discovered that, on the most intimate scales, nature operates according to principles that boggle our poor ape brains.
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Don't worry, thought, it's anonymized and the company has taken pains to ensure your most intimate data is as secure as it can be.
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To one degree or another, in our encounters with others we all inhabit a persona that masks our most intimate reflections, doubts, and feelings.
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"It's evident that the videos and photos that were taken affect ... the most intimate privacy of the complainant," the court said in a statement.
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" And by making these broadcasts available on-demand, he said Stationhead is "tapping into something proven to be the most intimate form of communication.
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Combining efforts from several series, dotted with unusually small canvases, this is among the most intimate and user-friendly of all Johns's gallery exhibitions.
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Even if Facebook says it won't listen to my calls, the idea it could feels like inviting it to my most intimate moments and memories.
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Image: FlickrYour DNA is some of the most intimate information out there—encoded in it is information about your health, your personality, your family history.
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She fills the simple piece of furniture with these necessities and comforts, transforming it into what she calls the most intimate part of her home.
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At first some were reluctant to show a stranger their bare feet, which would once have been considered the most intimate part of their bodies.
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Through therapy sessions, hormone treatment, and self-examination preceding sex confirmation (reassignment) surgery, Arquette allowed viewers to see the most intimate portions of their transition.
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Even in her last days and in her most intimate spaces, Guggenheim brought together sex and art to produce a powerful, lasting collection and impression.
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Real religious freedom means you have a moral right to make your own judgment about some of the most intimate healthcare decisions of your life.
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But the most intimate shrine turned out to be Ginsberg's long-term residence, which I tracked down in the quiet back blocks of the town.
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If she feels most at ease around millionaires, within the gilded bubble, it is in part because they are some of her most intimate friends.
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Mr. Bollea himself had encouraged and participated in efforts to disseminate facts and commentary about the most intimate details of his life, Mr. Berry said.
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It's often incredibly painful for someone to have their most intimate images and messages made public or shared with people they were never intended for.
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Before we get started, how does it feel to be the man behind the sex curtain, the unnamed Partner of my most intimate online writing?
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Last year saw the arrival of his most intimate record yet, Piano, which as the title suggests, saw Taylor tinkling the ivories in fine style.
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She has written the most intimate, witty, heartbreaking and articulate piece about her experience of becoming a new mum and being diagnosed with postpartum psychosis.
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In fact, this familiarity is at the root of the connection we forge with strangers who trust us with their most intimate stories and secrets.
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The price they pay for this free "help" is to have their most intimate secrets broadcast to the nation, and then ridiculed on social media.
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This story pairs well with this weekend's Super Bowl ad in which Google asks you to share all of your most intimate data with it.
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These systems will capture the most intimate details of our lives which will be used immediately to provide answers to questions and play requested music.
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The close-up view affords us the chance to learn how segregation operated on the most intimate level, in the everyday experiences of Hattiesburg's residents.
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In our series My Salary Story, women with at least 10 years of career experience open up about the most intimate detail of their jobs: compensation.
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"I find that the most intimate part of making music with people is when I have to sing new lyrics in front of them," Krug says.
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Greenwald's poems often have a no-nonsense, shoot from the hip, hard-boiled style, as if he is speaking with you on the most intimate terms.
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Even those who are willing to tell their local politicians about the most intimate and painful details of their marriages may not feel comfortable testifying publicly.
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So, it's hard not to think about how Melisha felt agreeing to open up her life and most intimate grief with the entire Bravo-watching population.
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In our series My Salary Story, women with at least 2000 years of career experience open up about the most intimate details of their jobs: compensation.
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In our series My Salary Story, women with at least 10 years of career experience open up about the most intimate details of their jobs: compensation.
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"The collection was initially supposed to represent the most intimate aspects of my culture, but it became very politically charged in its development," Chen tells Refinery29.
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She talks openly about her experience with contractions, an epidural, and her episiotomy on the blog, only holding back on some of the most intimate details.
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Still, that doesn't really offset the unsettling idea of inviting a company notorious for disregarding user privacy into your home, the most intimate setting of all.
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It allows the clandestine microphone and camera capture of the target at all times and in all places, even the most intimate, of his daily life.
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"Matters such as a woman's ability to decide whether to terminate a pregnancy involve the most intimate and personal decisions a person can make," Jordan said.
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"Matters such as a woman's ability to decide whether to terminate a pregnancy involve the most intimate and personal decisions a person can make," she said.
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Any human who uses language to think with has already incorporated an external device into his most intimate self, and the connections only proliferate from there.
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A mercenary, transactional feeling inflects even the most intimate of Catherine's relationships, and this problem seems deeper and more interesting than anything another person can solve.
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As a mobile game, the story of Florence and Krish plays out through the most intimate screen we interact with on a day-to-day basis.
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The table uses bone conduction to transmit sound in the most intimate way possible: the placement of your hands — your own tender touch — over your ears.
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Once inside 85033G networks, the Chinese Communist Party would gain access to the "most intimate" details of European citizens, warned U.S. National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien.
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Chuckie was the most intimate associate of Jimmy Hoffa, the Teamsters union leader who famously disappeared from a suburban Detroit parking lot on July 30, 1975.
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You seek us out when you're sick, share with us the most intimate details of your life, and trust that our treatments will make you better.
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But just because the waxer — and millions of other women — don't think it's the most intimate thing in the world doesn't change the fact that I do.
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" Adele continued, "She has written the most intimate, witty, heartbreaking and articulate piece about her experience of becoming a new mum and being diagnosed with postpartum psychosis.
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Stash them in the cloud, and they're in the hands of Google, Apple, or anyone who can compel those companies to hand over your most intimate pictures.
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When people freely search and share their personal concerns online, their data footprints can leave clues about their most intimate health worries, family matters and financial difficulties.
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Today, however, their first interview as a couple was published by GQ, and in it, the pair revealed some of the most intimate details of their relationship.
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Our genes are among the most intimate little bits of information that exist, passed down from our parents, and determining the unique traits that make us ourselves.
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Celebs have a love affair with Instagram which allows them to share some of their most intimate (or in some cases intimately staged) moments with their fans.
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He organized occasional meet-ups at his campsites and set the wheels in motion for an entire community that began using YouTube for its most intimate communication.
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"Entities that deploy facial recognition essentially have carte blanche to do whatever they want with your most intimate data," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Thursday.
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Leave it to Quentin Tarantino to revive an archaic, epic film format and use it to create one of the most intimate, theatrical movie experiences in years.
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"People share the most intimate details of their lives, knowing we only have five minutes to talk so they can try to get legal representation," said Lunn.
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Dinner is concerned with human relations in their most intimate—parent, lover, friend, guru—while Mourner elucidates how none of those matter in a world gone mad.
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"We want to have the most intimate fan experience that melds together digital and fans," Suzanne Lindbergh, senior vice president of original programming at AOL, told Mashable.
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At a level deeper than the operations of gender is a horror about the unknowability of other people and their motivations, even in the most intimate relationship.
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"Digital technologies many thought might disrupt the Party's dominance of the agenda" have instead allowed the state to involve themselves in citizens' "most intimate conversations," he said.
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" Semenya herself would later write in a statement, "I have been subjected to unwarranted and invasive scrutiny of the most intimate and private details of my being.
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The unprecedented way in which Trump and talk of him have infected even the most intimate scenes of daily life poses a serious challenge to Nelson's vision.
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When it comes to the most intimate relationships in our lives — who we choose to date, marry and procreate with — racial antagonisms can cut deeply and personally.
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If you're not, you could be trapped in 10, 15, or even 20 minutes of excruciating dialogue — forced to divulge the most intimate details of your life.
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In our new series My Salary Story, women with at least 10 years of career experience open up about the most intimate details of their jobs: compensation.
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But for many fans, it was podcasts that offered them the most intimate forum to pour their hearts out over the retirement of an all-time great.
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People who freely share the most intimate details of their sex lives with near-strangers think twice about sharing some of their political views with old friends.
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Their second number — to the song "Soñemos," recorded by Carlos di Sarli — was an ideal demonstration of the give-and-take of partnering at its most intimate.
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Their most intimate, vulnerable moment comes when the son helps the father put on his space suit, an act that connects them more than words ever could.
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As Facebook has pushed to further ensconce itself in the lives of its users, it has urged them to share their most intimate experiences on its site.
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Simply upload all of your most intimate personal files and The Algorithm™ will immediately email you if someone has set up fake accounts using your face.
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Why are Muslim Americans presumed to have no right to privacy, to political and religious expression, to feel safe in public and in their most intimate relationships?
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Bialik said she makes "self-protecting and wise" choices, such as reserving her "sexual self" for those she's most intimate with, dressing modestly, and not flirting with men.
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You probably think that having an always-on microphone in your home is fine, and furthermore, tech companies only record and store snippets of your most intimate conversations.
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But, in one of the most intimate scenes between the pair, she braids Collin's hair as he sits between her legs, not into cornrows, but frizzy individual braids.
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Unlike Facebook, Snapchat's limited video and photo format does not favour lectures from the stump, so it's arguably offered the most intimate glimpse into life during an election.
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Wade, which guarantees a constitutional right to a woman to make the most intimate, most difficult in many cases, decisions about her health care that one can imagine.
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And now, just as we were about to enable victims to demand removal of their most intimate material from the internet via this law, Google renews its abuse.
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This is key, because if there is one abiding message from political consultants of all dispositions, it is that the most effective campaigns are the most intimate ones.
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"There could be a benefit to us from the thousands of different people around the world who have the most intimate knowledge of their natural environment," Loh said.
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Wade, which guarantees a constitutional right to a woman to make the most intimate, most difficult, in many cases, decisions about her health care that one can imagine.
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You won't actually fight any blazes in Firewatch, but you will be moved by one of the most intimate and enveloping dramas ever delivered in a video game.
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Commission vice-chair Kris Kobach, a staunch Voter ID proponent and Kansas gubernatorial candidate, said the expansive request for voters' most intimate data includes only publicly-available information.
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It's definitely not a task to take lightly — after all, you're buying something that'll go inside, around, and on top of all your most intimate nooks and crannies.
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" She added, "Think of them as a repository of the most intimate information that governments and others have, from what they are investing in to who wields influence.
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The trillions of images we are all snapping will become the raw material for algorithms that will curate memories and construct narratives about our most intimate human experiences.
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But brain chemicals are an important part of the picture, and we shouldn't ignore the biological bases of our most intimate bonds — assuming we want them to last.
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Wade, which guarantees a constitutional right to a woman to make the most intimate, most difficult in many cases decisions about her health care that one can imagine.
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The entire thing will be playable in VR, and having survived Beginning Hour at its most intimate, I'm very tempted to tackle the complete release in the same manner.
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" She explained: "You control somebody's sexuality, you control the most intimate part of their soul and then after that you can ask them to do all kinds of things.
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Charles, a very private man, has done his legions of admirers the favor of including them in the most intimate of all experiences this life can bring: It's end.
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If you're also planning to hold court at home for this special occasion, then you've probably already sent out gossamer RSVPs with gilded script to your most intimate acquaintances.
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But the satisfaction of giving life to your most intimate imaginings is unparalleled and precious—part of the reason why Barri has no intention of commercializing Versum anytime soon.
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Cooking is arguably the purest, most intimate example of cultural expression, and arguments over who can cook what food usually point at broader battles waging within society at large.
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The article characterizes the information McGahn shared in these interviews as providing "a clear view of the President's most intimate moments with his lawyer," but leaves it at that.
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Even if she's going through the most intimate and complicated problems personally, the first impression you have of her is as a knowledgeable person willing to share that knowledge.
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In an unplugged era, she might have just tucked into a corner with a hardcover diary, dotting her I's with hearts as she poured out her most intimate thoughts.
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Or do you prefer to focus on the people with whom you can be most intimate and vulnerable — those who make you feel that you can really be yourself?
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Its purpose is to keep tabs on everything you do, then report it back to whoever decided to spy on the most intimate and personal details of your life.
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It was challenging, but also immediately illuminating — comforting, even — because it was as if the movie had just revealed its secret to me in the most intimate of ways.
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Rosetta Davis said she had not planned on publicly sharing what she alleges are the most intimate and painful details of her 20173 years working for the Agriculture Department.
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Halle Berry has been opening up about the most intimate moments of her life on social media, recently making it Instagram official with boyfriend Alexander Grant (aka Alex Da Kid).
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A trick like this is a understandably easy way to scare people—preying on people with some of their most intimate information—but it's hardly a new type of scam.
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This is the female gaze at work and Roxy's careful framing of these couples' most intimate moments shows a respect for both her subjects and the act of sex itself.
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While she's posted two other selfies, this the most intimate look of face she's shown us since the accident in 2017, and we're thrilled to see that she's doing well.
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We could have all been sitting on the floor of a living room with him, kumbaya-style, making this the most intimate set I've ever witnessed at a music festival.
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Souza has documented some of the president's most intimate moments over the last eight years — playing with his daughters, sitting alone in his office — and his photography is consistently beautiful.
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Last week, we spoke to Ronan about the many modes of Mary, Queen of Scots, her relationship with Margot Robbie, and going there in the year's most intimate sex scene.
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Money here, astrologically speaking, is just a symbol for the more complicated stuff we share (or don't) in our most intimate relationships, which may or may not be romantic ones.
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And then the second revelation I had was the way you talk about something that's so general is that you have to start by making it sound the most intimate.
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The most intimate of sounds, you might hear a lover grinding his teeth in the night, his head on the pillow beside yours as you lie awake unable to sleep.
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The incident is a reminder of how our most intimate communications rely on a fragile network that's decades-old, and highly susceptible to something as mundane as a server failing.
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I asked him how he felt about being part of a journalistic process that would delve into his most intimate medical details, without his being able to control the process.
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If it feels outlandishly creepy, that's part of Stone's point: this could happen, technically speaking (and people at the NSA have reportedly spied on some of their most intimate relations).
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And while Stevenson has delved into familial relationships in the past (Wheel's "Renée," a song about her stepmother, comes to mind), these two are among the most intimate she's written.
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The coronavirus has changed the way most of us live in fundamental ways, which made us wonder what was happening with some of the most intimate contacts -- sex in brothels.
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As the chief official White House photographer for President Barack Obama, Pete Souza spent eight years capturing snapshots of some of the most intimate and important moments in Obama's tenure.
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And to do it here, in Madrid, in Europe, this most intimate of hatreds turned, for one night, global, so that becoming champion of South America felt like conquering Europe.
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Recently, DNA and genealogical data were used to track down a suspected California serial killer, raising concerns about how else our most intimate information could be wielded by the state.
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But the company is also getting "extremely inexpensive access to record some of the most intimate parts of your life," says Meredith Whittaker, co-founder of the AI Now Institute.
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The forms used during these investigations — such as the Standard Form 28503 (SF-22019) — are considered to be some of the most intimate reports the government holds on federal employees.
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These devices hold hundreds of gigabytes that reflect our most intimate thoughts and actions, store photos and texts as well as data on everything from our diets to our locations.
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US national security adviser Robert O'Brien told the Financial Times that allowing Huawei into the UK's 5G networks risks giving China access to the "most intimate" details of British citizens.
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They explore the most intimate dimensions of our inner selves, our sexual lives, and identities—subjects that, for people of all gender identities around the world, go largely unspoken and unrecognized.
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I found that a lot of the most intimate and personal moments happened at night, but that presented different challenges as people were sleeping outside and there was very little light.
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It's still one of LaBeouf's most intimate interactive projects (Daily Beast reporter Andrew Romano said he watched LaBeouf cry there) but it's an outlier compared to the projects that came next.
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The 96-page keepsake album is filled with glossy images of the day, from the bride and groom's most intimate moments to the details of Meghan's Givenchy dress and sparkling jewels.
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But what's evident is that increasingly extreme and tragic situations like the Christchurch attack are driving people in less suppressed regions to voluntarily surveil themselves in even their most intimate spaces.
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Airing a recording of an unsuspecting person's most intimate moments in the bedroom is "outrageous and outside the bounds of human decency" and is not itself a matter of public concern.
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In one of the most intimate moments of their conversation, Shaq reflected on the 2009 NBA All-Star Game in which he and Kobe were named co-MVPs of the game.
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On our latest—and most intimate—episode of MUNCHIES: The Podcast ever, MUNCHIES editor-in-chief Helen Hollyman sits down with our own beloved Matty Matheson, who's in a sharing mood.
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He describes layers of friendship, where the topmost layer consists of only one or two people, say a spouse and best friend with whom you are most intimate and interact daily.
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Still, the exchange highlighted the way that Gawker's culture of reporting on some of the most intimate aspects of the lives of celebrities and prominent newsmakers was being put on trial.
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It's why — at a time when women graduate from college at higher rates than men and are closing the wage gap — aren't young women more satisfied with their most intimate relationships?
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While Palace certainly isn't alone in its status as an unassuming, local, community club, it's definitely the most intimate club in London which still manages to compete in the Premier League.
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Why it matters: Weisselberg has been serving in that role for decades and has oversaw the most intimate matters of the organization and the Trumps' finances, including President Trump's personal finances.
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In fact, the couple's most intimate scene in this week's episode isn't actually romantic at all, although it does end with Miss Howard leaning against Mr. Moore in a heartfelt embrace.
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My attention to her most intimate needs grew in stages as she required it, so that I almost didn't notice we had crossed every physical boundary together — until suddenly we had.
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The second wave was unlike other progressive liberation movements in that the very people who were agitating for equality could face retribution for their activism in their most intimate personal lives.
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Vérité coverage of several legendary performances — some of the most intimate large-scale concert footage ever shot — is supplemented by interviews with The Band about their grueling creative process and inspirations.
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The "all-or-nothing marriage" means that those who cultivate a deep emotional and psychological bond with their partner will be likely to enjoy the most intimate form of human relationship.
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Such meager tools leave federal officials nearly powerless to regulate the makeup, lotions, toothpastes, deodorants and other elixirs that often are applied to the most intimate parts of the human body.
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The idea of sending your most intimate images to Facebook, a company still reeling from a privacy scandal that saw the personal details of 87 million users misused, may be unappealing.
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I find it absolutely fascinating, the moments where the state enters into your bedroom, or into your most intimate relationships between you and your significant other, between you and your children.
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"In the Hobby Lobby case, Judge Neil Gorsuch revealed his eagerness to single out women's health for discrimination and enable employers to meddle in their workers' most intimate health decisions," she said.
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Refinery29 spoke to Young about the highs and lows of K-pop stardom, her lifelong battle with scoliosis, and channeling her innermost feelings into her most intimate body of work to date.
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"I wanted to tell a story about actual connection and human connection and how in sharing the most intimate place of the home, how you can really open yourself up," Lidofsky says.
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He also got up close and personal with The Beatles in Paris in 1964, capturing some of the most intimate photos ever taken of the band with his famous "Pillow Fight" picture.
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This is why there's so much revenge porn against Cassie floating around East Highland — she really thought she had to let past boyfriends film their most intimate acts to prove her dedication.
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In addition to examining the unintended humor of our jerk-off texts, Yaghoobian's project is also a commentary on our very willingness to share what are theoretically our most intimate, private moments.
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"Over the course of my many travels, I have always welcomed the chance to learn about the world's varied cultures through how they experience life's most intimate and transformative benchmarks," added Rather.
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Once an abuser gains access to a victim's device, he or she can install software that can covertly monitor the device and, by extension, the person's most intimate day-to-day activities.
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But one person can take a case all the way to the Supreme Court, and potentially alter the fabric of our society, from legislation to the most intimate acts among private persons.
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But the violence of exclusion is not limited to our public institutions: Racism, and reflexes learned in response to it, seep deep into our inner lives and shape our most intimate relationships.
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The bipartisan Secure Data Act would protect the most intimate communications of everyday Americans by barring federal agencies or courts from forcing tech companies to build backdoors into encrypted devices or services.
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The requirements to make the sixth Democratic presidential primary debate in December are the strictest the DNC has set so far, and it could make for the most intimate debate stage yet.
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In our nation's hospitals — one of our most unpredictable environments — technology helps provide better quality and more efficient health care, but its incorporation has left some of our most intimate data vulnerable.
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Between them, Warhol the person and Warhol the art industrialist from Pittsburgh are on display, his hand completely erased in the photographs, but revealed in its most intimate moments with the drawings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Down a set of stairs beneath the Church of the Intercession is the setting for one of New York City's most intimate concert series: a crypt.
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" It added: "In times of terrorism and intolerance, you do not build bridges with aggression and disrespect for what is most intimate and sacred in the other: their faith and their body.
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I can confirm, after visiting it in the rain and mud on Wednesday, that it will be the most avant-garde show court in professional tennis, and one of the most intimate.
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That means that a majority of women are buying their most intimate apparel next to life-size photos of supermodels, whose come-hither looks and propped-up underpinnings embody a male fantasy.
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" But her position is complicated by the most intimate relationship in her life: Her husband of 15 years, Gabe Whitaker, is a Republican who thinks impeachment is "a huge waste of time.
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Here's a brief look at the advice she and others offer to women and men who find, or are threatened with, their most intimate images and videos being shared without their permission.
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It became genre-defining, to follow somebody, to have a strong point of view, but then also to just capture people in their own settings and in the most intimate of fashions.
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It sounds a little bit like Car and Driver magazine without cars or drivers, and for readers who want only to gawk at the most intimate of female parts, it is just that.
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Amazon's Echo Look may not be constantly taking photos of you, but it's supposed to go in your bedroom, arguably one of the most intimate places to put a camera in your household.
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The 28-year-old never asks why they're requesting it, though; it's a big enough step for most people to email her and ask that she bring their most intimate desires to life.
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Now imagine that thing being weaponized by your enemies to destroy your person, your life, your career to humiliate you and put your most intimate and private moments into the forever public square.
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As sex tech develops, the industry will have to ask if sexism and racism, not mention invasive corporate practices, are being hardwired into the algorithms and robotics that govern our most intimate moments.
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As astrologer Annie Heese writes on her site, Cafe Astrology, we're less likely to be satisfied with "superficial" interactions when Venus is in Scorpio — only the most intimate, soul-engulfing bonds will do.
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Manifesta 11, the 100-day event marking the 2300th year of the European Biennial of Contemporary Art, is by and large the biggest and most intimate artwork of the 230st century thus far.
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Follow these steps is a solid start to preventing someone from gaining unauthorized access to your most intimate moments, or to keep someone from installing apps that spy on your location and communications.
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The intention doesn't matter -- even if a photo was taken and sent as a token of love, for example, the technology makes it possible for everyone to see your child's most intimate self.
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A photo from Senator Cory Booker's Snapchat story Snapchat is the most intimate social network, and all of the Snapchat stories coming from Congresspeople on the floor made the whole event more personal.
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That way, if the scientist expressed doubt that he was really dealing with the CIA, the officer could respond that he knew everything about him, even the most intimate details — and prove it.
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Later, on our way back through the Golden Gate, we had the most intimate encounter yet with the humpbacks, who seemed to be performing for us as they rolled and flipped their flukes.
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But that is just what they may have done, in enabling nefarious disinformation agents to access the most intimate details about our lives and leverage that information to undermine the 2016 presidential elections.
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I followed the crowd and listened as people began confessing their most intimate thoughts with members of the Graham ministry team wearing orange vests—people trained to help the new believers in conversion.
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When a new friend searched my name online or added me as a friend on Facebook, the most intimate details of my life became available long before we had even exchanged phone numbers.
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She does not care about your children's safety so much as she is horrified that her partner wants to turn the most intimate shared space of your life into a goofy haunted mansion.
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Huang devotes an entire chapter, more than enough for most readers, to how the twins and their wives likely dealt with the obvious challenges related to the most intimate aspect of their marriage.
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Americans should have the right to prevent companies from gathering and sharing data about our most intimate characteristics and choices without being forced to become modern-day luddites and abandon social media entirely.
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At worst, you could experience a horror like one Mashable employee who unwittingly recorded herself telling a friend the most intimate details about a crush — before then unwittingly sending it to said crush.
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With those live vocals taking centre stage, going beyond the usual chopped and rewound samples or sung lines from the band themselves, it also feels like the duo's most intimate work so far.
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Photo: APAfter two weeks of watching his company take in the shorts for doling out the most intimate details of people's lives like candy, Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly resigned himself to testify before Congress.
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B. As thousands of migrants made their way across Latin America to the US border, photographer Luc Forsyth accompanied the caravan to capture some of the most intimate and striking moments of the journey.
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WATCH THIS: Inside Jon Bon Jovi and Wife Dorothea's Rock N' Roll Marriage All of the Jovi Junkies said this was the most intimate concert of his they'd been to, and I felt it.
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" In a later March interview with The Dr. Phil Show, Barton called the situation "painful" and said her ex had allegedly used hidden cameras to record her in her "most intimate and private moments.
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Since then, the pair — who are parents to three kids, North, Saint and Chicago — have shared their most intimate moments on social media, from their PDA-packed photo shoots to their lavish 2014 wedding.
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As these devices invade the most intimate bits of people's lives (a voice-controlled lavatory from Kohler, an American firm, created a stir this week), consumers will worry about what data are being collected.
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FROM PEN: Blac Chyna Reveals the Shocking Moment Rob Kardashian Uploaded Her Most Intimate Photos Online In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE in July, Chyna seemed hopeful about resolving her legal issues with Kardashian.
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This seat on the Supreme Court could make all the difference with regard to virtually every constitutional issue and affect all of us, often in the most intimate and important aspects of our lives.
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Off the Record: Located in the basement of the Hay-Adams Hotel, Off The Record is bedecked in red and offers one of the most intimate spots in the city to drink and relax.
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For people like Rogers, Straughter, and Parker, who are going to feel in the most intimate way the effects of the party's losses in recent years, this has become a necessity, not a choice.
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Most pointedly, she argues that the institution turns our most intimate relationships into commodities, framing children as something like property: private investments in the future that belong only to the people who made them.
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Some of the most intimate portraits are of people whom Mr. Hockney has known his whole life, such as the comedian Barry Humphries (in a fedora and spotted tie) and Mr. Hockney's sister Margaret.
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The requirements to make the sixth Democratic presidential primary debate in December are the strictest the Democratic National Committee has set so far, and it could make for the most intimate debate stage yet.
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During sparring, or "rolls," training partners inevitably become entangled in the most intimate of positions which, as you can imagine, is a problem in one of the most gender segregated countries in the world.
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But whether a fast track to eternal happiness or an awkward gimmick, this activity serves as a reminder that the people with whom we think we're the most intimate can still feel like strangers.
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"I can't believe that someone, let alone a trusted professional doctor who would give off this gleaming persona, would habitually violate that most intimate experience in a woman's life, having a child," he said.
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The upshot is that we are entering a world in which people we don't know will be able to understand the most intimate details of our emotional life by observing the ways we communicate.
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The people who have entered it tend to all fall on one side of the political spectrum, and my most intimate interactions are with people who share a majority of my worldview and beliefs.
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But there was no karaoke or chain-smoking last night, just the pub sound system pumping out dirty drum 'n' bass loud enough to turn even the most intimate DMC into a shouting match.
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" Four years later, Mitt Romney said the 2012 election would "shape great things, historic things, and those things will determine the most intimate and important aspects of every American life and every American family.
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That led me to the booming market among governments for hacking technologies and a lesson in how easily the most intimate information on our phones — chats, contacts, passwords and photos — could become a target.
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From a leather box, she withdrew a necklace by the Greek sculptor Panagiotis Vassilakis, known as Takis — one of his signature magnets floating toward a gold pendant molded from his lover's most intimate area.
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Ethridge's ability to convert the most intimate details of his own life into such generic terms and "near neighbors" — so close, but so unreal — is, in the end, the most Lynchian aspect of all.
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The video, titled "To Our Daughter," wasn't just captivating because it answered the question we've been wondering for over four months, but because it was the most intimate we've ever been with the reality star.
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Conversely, there's three moments in the film where we take all of the sound out, and I think those are probably the most shocking and in many ways the most intimate moments in the movie.
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We share sensitive information with our doctors; we hold whispered conversations in public places; we rely on practical obscurity even in big cities; and we disclose our most intimate information by text and by email.
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At City Hall, it's all about the love you share, not the sea of fancy accoutrements that can somehow turn one of the most intimate life events into a monster affair you never bargained for.
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The success of digital health companies will hinge on whether patients feel comfortable sharing the most intimate data they possess — their personal health information (PHI) — especially when they worry that data could impact their employment.
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John Mayer's performance from the rehearsal dinner appeared to be a bit more low-key and subtle (that's kinda his thing) ... but Seal's time on the mic day-of seemed to be the most intimate.
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But "Lost River," released ten years later, knows exactly where it's headed, and is one of the most intimate songs the band's ever written, featuring a spiraling duet between Turla and guest vocalist Samantha Crain.
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Produced by the Looking for Lilith Theater Company, the appealingly modest "Alice in Black and White" (which is playing in the most intimate space at 59E59 Theaters) straightforwardly tracks the life of this double pioneer.
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As the doctor penetrated my most intimate places, I watched her count and measure the egg-containing sacs on my ovaries: 16 good-sized follicles on my right ovary, 10 on my left, and growing.
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A recent report into the emotional connection between consumers and brands rated Disney theme parks as the "most intimate brand" for millennials, and these 90s kids have retained the loyalty instilled in them as children.
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"I came to see the sisters as the most intimate of strangers," Hall writes, referring not only to Katharine and Grace but also to Elizabeth, who never rebelled but was remarkable in her own right.
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Perched on top is a small clay figurine of a naked woman masturbating; she reads as a stand-in for the fictional artist, exposing her most intimate self for network executives and gallery-goers alike.
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His dislike of this form of activism seems to have something to do with its claim that "the personal is political," that we are all social and political beings even in the most intimate settings.
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You'd place your most intimate ties — your spouse, children, parents, siblings, best friends — in one bucket, and your least intimate contacts — people with whom you might share nothing but a single common interest — in another.
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On paper, they are the biggest beneficiaries of his immense wealth, but as human beings, they are the most intimate victims of the relentless bullying and gaslighting he has unleashed on the rest of us.
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You can also allow that person to download an archive of your public activity (including posts, photos and "likes"), but he or she can't read your messages, so your most intimate secrets will be safe.
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Frank: By being so quiet and so deliberate, "Moonlight" invests the most intimate moments — a single conversation, a single touch — with the sweep and resonance that they can and do actually have in a life.
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It will brave both fiery and freezing temperatures, travel faster than anything ever made by humans, and deliver the most intimate glimpse of our star—and the forceful solar wind it emits—in spaceflight history.
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The unique space is a fully operational gallery running on a miniature scale in the most intimate of ways because you are continuously aware of the idea of this public yet private art-viewing experience.
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The April conversations between Koehler and the Minneapolis defendants started awkwardly; there was no getting around the obvious strangeness of a white German trying to coax a Somali American teen into revealing his most intimate thoughts.
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In the meantime, this is how Missouri's state government is regulating the last abortion provider within its borders while trying to shut it down -- with what seems like surveillance of the most intimate of patient information.
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Lawrence has been vocal about seeing the full-frontal nudity in this movie as a way to reclaim ownership over her body after a 2014 iCloud hack spilled her most intimate photos all over the internet.
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Herein lies a concern about fraud that has led to the failure to comprehend the various reasons why asylum seekers, particularly women, do not always reveal the most intimate details of their lives to asylum officers.
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Art Review After a presidential campaign that underscored various women's rights issues, what better art exhibition to review than one devoted to provocative images of female independence at its most intimate, centering explicitly on the body.
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Jillian Harris is sharing one of her most intimate memories as a mom as part of a new collaboration aiming to bring awareness to the struggles — and precious moments — that come with life after giving birth.
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The thin scrim of innuendo in these recipe-like sections reminds us that a cookbook is among the most intimate forms of literature, guiding readers through a series of actions they must perform with their bodies.
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He is so unprepared, shows such bad judgment and has such an erratic temper that he's not trusted by people who are paid to bolster him and who get the most intimate, unvarnished look at him.
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"This ample volume offers an unprecedented and personal view into James's most intimate portrait sittings," the book's jacket says, noting that Mr. James met many of the women during his 15 years working for Victoria's Secret.
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Rather, black girls' familiarity with domestic servitude and the most intimate forms of racism gave them an uncanny, collective ability to cope with white violence; many endured harassment and worse with extraordinary deference and self-control.
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During the five years from her diagnosis to her death, we enter her world in the most intimate way as she cycles through Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's famous stages of grieving: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
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The Moon in psychic Cancer is lighting up the most intimate sector of your chart, and the Sun and sexy Venus in Gemini are activating the area of your chart that rules relationships—this should be interesting.
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Even though most of his fashion photography has been missing for many years, his snapshots of the couture shows in Paris are some of his most intimate, as he favored working with as little equipment as possible.
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I've seen what happens in other countries — China, Romania, and other places that I've been — so I think the Constitutional right that women have to make this most intimate choice should be protected and should be defended.
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While this meant Macdonald had access to thousands of hours of footage of Houston in some of her most intimate moments, it did not mean that any of the issues the singer faced would be glossed over.
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But in the wake of the Republican's stunning victory last Tuesday, the attention of Trump's most intimate team members lurched towards the task of building the new administration, installing Kushner as the chief architect of the effort.
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"Someone seeing you on a show just feeling like they know you, and feeling like, 'Oh, I know this person I can trust them with the most intimate thing about myself' – that's been the most interesting thing."
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Your phone tracks your every move, your most intimate data are logged for eternity, and yet increasingly, the civic squares in which you snap your selfie — and which define urban life — are not precisely public after all.
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The Washington Post's attempt at validation must answer one simple question before readers bother to dig into its contents: Why would any Kremlin insider share the most intimate secrets of the Kremlin with one of Steele's spooks?
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The woman experienced "a horrific violation of her rights by the NYPD during one of the most intimate moments in a woman's life: labor, delivery, and welcoming a new baby in her first day of life," Rosenfeld said.
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This venture comes just as the dust has settled on a two-year saga — told by the entertainers themselves — that revealed some of the most intimate cracks and dents in the relationship that many believed to be perfect.
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" The Center for Democracy and Technology's Deputy Director of the Freedom, Security, and Technology Project, Michelle Richardson: "The content of our emails and texts contains incredibly personal information about our work, our families, and our most intimate thoughts.
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If you're not comfortable with the possibility of a stranger listening to an unintentional recording of your most intimate moments, consider saying "goodbye, Google" and either permanently unplugging your Google Home or disabling Google Assistant on your smartphone.
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Other than the barrage of back-and-forth daily messages and the reply all apocalypses, there's always the risk that someone hacks into it and your most intimate, confidential emails all of a sudden end up on WikiLeaks.
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Photo: GettySurvivors of sexual assault in England and Wales will now risk having their case dropped if they don't hand over their electronic devices to police, giving law enforcement access to some of their most intimate personal data.
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While he was more accustomed to sold-out arenas, two years ago Prince played perhaps his most intimate gig in the living room of British singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas' London home with his band, 3rdeyegirl, Billboard said.
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She was a wide-eyed White House intern just four days into the job when she found herself standing alone next to the most powerful man in the world — in the most intimate room within 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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She has known all along "that that hand of M. Emanuel's was on the most intimate terms with my desk; that it raised and lowered the lid, ransacked and arranged the contents, almost as familiarly as my own".
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Data from BarkBox, the company that sends monthly boxes of goodies for your dog, shows that we often like our canine companions more than our partners, and we're not shy about letting them share our most intimate moments.
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When the books began to be published in the United States in 2012, American critics highlighted the author's reputation for shamelessly exposing the most intimate details of his life, particularly his frustrations with his then-partner Linda Bostrom.
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In a cozy cottage decorated with butterflies to symbolize transformation, Katherine Boone was recovering in April from the operation that had changed her, in the most intimate part of her body, from a biological male into a female.
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Stage Four is a beautiful album that is already getting its due from fans and critics, and, if there's any justice in this world, it will be remembered as one of the most intimate hardcore records ever written.
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The film follows the creation of Scott's No. 1 album "Astroworld" and his rise to prominence as a rapper — but some of its best and most intimate moments are between Scott and his long-term girlfriend, Kylie Jenner.
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Ultimately, no matter how magnetic the transcription is, there is a chance readers will walk away from the book feeling as if they've committed the crimes of intruding in, projecting upon, and appropriating the artist's most intimate thoughts.
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The middle section is Italy, which came out when Britton was thirty and clearly a masterful poet, able to begin the poem, "November" with this stanza: Tonight you are privy To the stars' most intimate Thoughts about you.
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These unquestionably reigned supreme as the ultimate way to get to know someone—from the most mundane everyday questions to the most intimate—so we treated Layne to a round of questions taken from various iterations of these quizzes.
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Despite the ridiculous scene, he recognized that John was making a very real cry for help, and years later he would channel the pain of his confidant and musical ally into one of their most intimate and vulnerable songs.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have a complicated history with hand-to-hand contact, but after their most intimate hand grip to date on Tuesday, the couple has shared yet another surprising public display of affection.
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If there was any question of Clinton's stance on the matter, that question was quickly resolved with her clear and resolute views about defending a woman's right to own one of the "most intimate, most difficult" decisions there is.
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Pupils at Shimundo secondary school, where Zita teaches, can send the most intimate questions that they can't get answers to in the dirt-track villages surrounding Xai-Xai, a provincial capital whose grand avenues speak of a former glory.
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Now it was announcing a $20173 billion acquisition of a firm with troves of the most intimate details of its users' physical health, from their heart rate to their exercise routines to how many hours they sleep at night.
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In Becoming, Michelle Obama let readers in on one of the couple's most intimate stories to date: They had a miscarriage and went on to use in vitro fertilization, or IVF, to conceive their two daughters 20 years ago.
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"I must strive for the utmost simplicity united with the most intimate power of observation," she wrote, noting the influences of Gauguin and Cezanne as well as the Egyptian mummy portraits that she saw in the Louvre's antiquities collection.
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The 50-second teaser starts with audio from Marianne's heartbreaking phone call to Connell as it cuts to the couple's most intimate moments, a steamy sex scene filled with so much tension you could cut it with a knife.
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Carmen Maria Machado blends almost every genre you can think of in her collection, tying her stories together with the thread of women, exploring the most intimate moments of their lives and the violence that often waits for them.
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While Zamani may claim, over and over, that what he's seeking is a full accounting of history at the most intimate level, the stories that are slowly and painfully revealed suggest that something far more complicated is at work.
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Obviously, you're not going to learn your VC's most intimate operational detail in the first or second meeting, but once you've got a term sheet in hand, these are important questions to have answered prior to entering a long-term partnership.
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What they're saying: "Location information can reveal some of the most intimate details of a person's life — whether you've visited a psychiatrist, whether you went to an A.A. meeting, who you might date," Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon told the Times.
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Some of the most intimate and loving photographs in the show are by Gottschalk and JEB of one another — these are images of queer women's desire and care that are so rarely brought to mind when people speak about lesbians today.
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Instead, Piercing is a funny and disturbing Grand Guignol mashup about relationships, control, and how giving that control up — in the most bloody, horrific way possible — can be one of the most intimate and liberating things a person can do.
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What that tells me is the proliferation of women who have made themselves readily available for contact through Facebook which is the very first place a lot of scammers look because that's the venue where women post their most intimate information.
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In the best-case scenario, police in Houston are arguing they held a pants- and underwear-less woman down on the ground for several minutes and forced her to spread her legs while they visually examined her most intimate parts.
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For example, one of the cruelties of rape is having your right to your own body stripped away; someone else takes control over your most intimate choices, and makes what should be voluntary and pleasurable into something violating and violent.
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By blending location tracking with other online behavior, researchers were able to put together a detailed portrait of the most intimate details of users' lives, such as where their children go to school or who was cheating on their diet.
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In this way, Amazon has found a surreptitious way to bypass Apple and Google — the reigning monarchs in the smartphone world — with a gadget that has the potential to become a dominant force in the most intimate of environments: our homes.
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All of this information is now being correlated with the aforementioned passive surveillance data by private companies, who build up a detailed digital portrait of the most intimate parts of our lives that they then sell to the highest bidder.
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Goldin's legacy is of capturing a gritty and louche New York in its most intimate moments, of romanticizing lawlessness and unconventionality, and it is that legacy that aided her comeback in the 1990s, when she began to take more commercial pictures.
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Though Almodóvar based the character on himself and even dressed Banderas in his own clothes, the performance is not a caricature: Instead, the usually ebullient Banderas digs deeply within himself to deliver the most intimate and moving work of his career.
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"Amazon devices are in our homes listening to our most intimate conversations and affixed to front doors where they create an in-real-time record of all that happens in our neighborhoods," said CAIR National Senior Litigation Attorney Gadeir Abbas.
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They hold themselves out as trustworthy, enticing us to share our information with them — from the banal details of our lives to our most intimate secrets — without making it very clear that everything is being recorded, kept and used for advertising.
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The two bonded quickly, which allowed Mr. Souza to document some of the most intimate moments of Mr. Obama's presidency, from family vacations to the photo of several Obama administration officials watching the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
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"Vulnerable" manages to boast the most intoxicating chorus in Gomez's discography, one hell of a bridge, some of her most intimate lyrics ever, and an atmospheric production that feels indebted to everything from '80s club music to modern R&B.
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These people, who often work as contractors, are privy to peoples' most intimate moments, report Austin Carr, Matt Day, Sarah Frier and Mark Gurman: Former contractors describe the system as something out of the Tower of Babel or George Orwell's 1984.
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But the man best suited to investigate the strange death of Victor White III — the man with the most intimate knowledge of New Iberia, its legacy of racial conspiracy, the inner workings of the sheriff's office — was the victim's father.
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" Gadeir Abbas, national senior litigation attorney at CAIR: "Amazon devices are in our homes listening to our most intimate conversations and affixed to front doors where they create an in-real-time record of all that happens in our neighborhoods.
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Bran forgave Theon and gave him the confidence he needed to die, Drogon comforted his mommy as she wept over the man she friend-zoned for 8 seasons, and Sansa and Tyrion shared the most intimate look of comfort, understanding and admiration ever.
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Testing in Australia first, then the U.S., UK and Canada, the pilot is an extension of the company's previously announced set of tools for users on Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram to prevent their most intimate images from being shared without their permission.
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Hundreds of millions of law-abiding people trust Apple's products with the most intimate details of their daily lives – photos, private conversations, health data, financial accounts, and information about the user's location as well as the location of their friends and families.
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The NBA Slam Dunk Contest defending-champ, 21-year-old Orlando Magic player Aaron Gordon, was set to perform one of the craziest dunks yet, a high-flying drone-assisted shot that relied on the most intimate of communications between man and machine.
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In order to get the best use out of their robo-vacuum cleaner, or "sleep-tracking" mattresses, or internet-enabled rectal thermometers, they consent to surrendering their most intimate details, not realising these are put up for sale in "behavioural futures markets".
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Hundreds of millions of law-abiding people trust Apple's products with the most intimate details of their daily lives – photos, private conversations, health data, financial accounts, and information about the user's location as well as the location of their friends and families.
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Visitors to her show Astro Noise at the Whitney Museum were able to view those documents; interact with surveillance technology; and watch interrogation and drone video feeds in the most intimate ways, like these wall cut-outs in a pitch black room.
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" N.P. says customers' most "intimate details" are at stake, "including the date and time of each use, the vibration intensity level selected by the user, the vibration mode or pattern selected by the user, and incredibly, the email address of We-Vibe customers.
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"Emmi, who is paid to uphold the law, perversely and illegally spied on her and her infant son, in one of the most intimate and private moments between a mother and her baby imaginable, to satisfy his prurient voyeurism," the lawsuit alleges.
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"It's an intricate process that enables us to recreate [the model's] most intimate areas for fans to enjoy while being confident that it is the closest thing to the real thing they may ever get," said Kristen Kaye, the company's PR representative.
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The hope is that the companies safeguarding it are doing so securely, but thousands of people work for these companies, and all it takes is a few bad actors with the right access to peep at some of your most intimate personal details.
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Since he shot to fame in 2011, the reality star – who left Made In Chelsea last year – has publicly battled steroid addiction and revealed the most intimate details of his sex life in a 2014 tell-all memoir, Confessions of a Chelsea Boy.
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No longer part of a loving community of women, Eleanor found her most intimate emotional relationships with younger men — the writer Joseph Lash, and her personal physician, David Gurewitsch — leading to complex triangular bonds with their wives that deserve deeper and fuller analysis.
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We are connecting but not necessarily sustaining ourselves or addressing those needs that are driving us to describe our most intimate challenges with our children as "status updates" or in 140 characters or to record them in the format of Nest Cam footage.
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I've filmed in some of the most conservative and backward nooks of the country, often getting people to open up and share some of the most intimate details of their lives as they sit me down for just one more cup of tea.
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Theater is one of our most intimate art forms, one that asks us to step away from the outside world and — this sounds like yoga talk, but it's valid anyway — be present for a while, our attention on what's unfolding in the room.
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The mechanisms of political repression are subtle and not always visible in this film, which is drawn from the details of Mr. Ying's own experience and which shows how authoritarianism seeps into and threatens to corrupt the most intimate and ordinary human encounters.
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" Xi Jinping himself was a popular target in titles like "Xi Jinping and His Lovers," which claimed to reveal the president in his most intimate moments: Outside the door, Lingling shouts, "Big brother Xi, please help me, I'm in the kitchen cooking dumplings.
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A deeper dive into a subset of these websites—the first three Google search results for "depression test" in the three countries—also indicated some more specific and egregious ways in which these trackers are shilling some of our most intimate data.
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At its best—when you're curled into a high-backed chair sipping a Quill (a richer and more bitter Negroni, thanks to Punt e Mes) and listening to Nina Simone's velvet tones—Garfunkel's is the most intimate bar in New York City.
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Those of us with the privilege of platforms, and anyone who opines even in the most intimate quarters about the presidential race, owes Warren -- not the narratives or caricatures or assumptions about electability, but the woman herself -- a watch and a listen.
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The evidence presented at the trial included dozens of surveillance photos, three sets of detailed drug ledgers, several of the defendant's handwritten letters and hundreds of his most intimate — and incriminating — phone calls and text messages intercepted through four separate wiretap operations.
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That offseason, the Dodgers saw a great opportunity to trade Gordon since his stock was so high—evidence that the very team who drafted and developed Gordon, thereby having the most intimate view of him, may have thought their player reached his ceiling.
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Most intimate of all is team Giuliani's startling revelation—supported by doctors—that hormone treatments, including the drug lupron, and radiation have left the mayor impotent (temporarily, he hopes) and so lacking in testosterone that he and Nathan cannot enjoy their relationship to the fullest.
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"I have to say that while many have made this about a transgender bill, it's more about someone that will use this bill as an excuse to go into the most intimate places we find ourselves in," Kolkhorst said, according to The Texas Tribune.
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His story unravels like a play, with Kingpin appearing in the background of Poindexter's most intimate moments, acting as a conductor who takes in every note of an orchestra and making just a few subtle movements to get it to perform exactly how he wants.
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Why it matters: Although presumably users' financial information and passwords do not seem to be at risk in this breach, as the app said it doesn't store either of these, dating apps run a risk of leaving users' most intimate communications vulnerable to privacy breaches.
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But now technology is trying to answer some of our most intimate problems — apps that help us focus, help us mediate, help us sleep — and I think we're still struggling to find the space that's left just for people being genuine with each other.
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Or we can ask ourselves if her story reveals something we've ignored about ourselves: a social media dynamic in which we are actually being watched, in which our most intimate lives are exposed, in which we are sometimes mocked and taunted by remorseless strangers.
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Even when they do start driving, they have to figure out the best neighborhoods, times, and kinds of passengers to pick up, not to mention how to deal with all kinds of people in one of the most intimate customer service gigs out there.
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But the faux-memoir of Shapiro's voyage to Supreme LA, Harajuku, Daikanyama, Shibuya, Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, London, and New York is probably the best thing he's published, and is arguably the most intimate dissection of the brand and its hierarchy of fandom to date.
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In research on face transplants, one of the surgeries that would seemingly affect one's most intimate personal identity, for example, recipients (about 44 total so far worldwide) report that they have improved mental health, get outside more and quality of life in general post-surgery.
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Facebook's CEO withstood 10 hours of grilling on Capitol Hill in April over the misuse of user data by Cambridge Analytica, but the latest revelation means he could be recalled to answer further questions about how the company protects its customers' most intimate information.
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There's no handbook for parenting during a pandemic, and we're all doing our best to adapt to our new circumstances: Our kids may be out of school for weeks, travel is not happening for the foreseeable future and our most intimate interactions will change.
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But "Motherest" soon reveals itself to be fearless in rendering the pain our most intimate connections can inflict, as well as what it feels like to be a bright and skeptical young woman in desperate need of physical touch and a sense of home.
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The entry on the famous locomotive the Flying Scotsman is 242,242 words long and includes eye-wateringly detailed information on its renumbering, series of owners, smoke deflectors, and restoration, from contributors who seem to have the most intimate, hard-won knowledge of the train's working.
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This would be an act of the most intimate violence performed by the man who is now president himself, flesh to flesh, not with the numbing distance of a signature on an executive order or an offense screamed out at one of his rage rallies.
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As if the irritating iOS updates, fake Facebook news, and sleep-disrupting blue light weren't enough to make you reassess your relationship with your smartphone, here's another: the traces all that right-swiping and subtweeting leaves on your screen could reveal some of your most intimate secrets.
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By the time her candor and humor when answering the most intimate of questions made her a phenomenon in the '80s, Westheimer was already a mom of two grown children: Miriam, now 62, was then living in Israel, and Joel, now 55, was then in college.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum stepped out in Los Angeles on Tuesday to celebrate the upcoming season premiere of Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars, in which she'll expose some of the most intimate problems in her relationship with her now ex-boyfriend Wynn Katz.
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It was from Gerald Foos, the proprietor of the Manor House Motel in Aurora, Colorado; in the letter and subsequent ones that followed, Foos described his life as a voyeur, using his motel as a "laboratory" to spy on guests at their most intimate and banal moments.
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The natural and ineluctable process expands your pelvic bones, displaces your internal organs and ends with you pushing a new human out through your vagina or having your abdomen and uterus cut open to remove this new child, often tearing your most intimate and sensitive body parts.
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"Using the internet and social media as his tools to gather the most intimate of details and get close to her, a charming and awkward crush quickly becomes obsession as he quietly and strategically removes every obstacle — and person — in his way," according to Lifetime's website.
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But its founder Jane Pratt went on to create the exploitative and prurient xoJane, where women were encouraged to share their most intimate and painful memories in a never-ending essay contest which seemed to simply be a cheap way to fill the site with content.
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Even before my own medical education, I learned an essential truth about doctoring from my parents, both physicians: that being a physician involves much more than handing out diagnoses and treatment; it involves playing a role in some of the most intimate decisions of a patient's life.
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He was a fierce Republican warrior in some of the most politically charged battles of the past two decades — including the investigation that led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment, in which he sought to expose the most intimate details of Mr. Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky.
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But a staple Thanksgiving dish was used by '90s Long Beach rapper Domino for "Sweet Potato Pie," in which our hero gets "fucked up off chocolate thai" and goes on a hunt for some sweet potato pie—which in Domino's lexicon means a lady's most intimate area.
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One judge, Ganna Yudkivska of Ukraine, who was part of the majority, called the Portuguese decision a "humiliating and insolent intrusion into the most intimate sphere of the applicant's private life," and a reflection of the patriarchal assumption that sexual life is primarily tied to procreation.
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While many have found relationship help in the form of an app or a productivity tool, the same kinds of anxieties over tech, namely around the sale of our most intimate data, are magnified when even more personal issues and deepest fears are catalogued in the cloud.
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"In our filtered, facetuned world, the quest for perfection extends to even the most intimate parts of the female anatomy, and it can't be a coincidence that the only time we ever encounter vaginas is in porn films—generally made for men, by men," she says.
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This episode made me think about showrunner Bruce Miller's recent remark that the most intimate relationship in The Handmaid's Tale is the relationship between June and Offred, between June's desire to escape Gilead and assert her own personhood and Offred's desire to comply and stay safe.
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In the few weeks since the introduction of Stories, Instagram seems to be on the path to becoming a different kind of place — a network where you can experience the most intimate and endearing moments of your friends' and acquaintances' lives in an environment blessedly free of the news.
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"Fear is the most intimate portrait of a sitting president ever published during a president's first years in office," one source said, adding that the book will take readers behind the scenes of the Trump White House with extensive in-the-room accounts of meetings with the President.
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Think about it: Their job is to make secure a product that holds our most intimate secrets — our texts to friends and family, our emails to co-workers and bosses, our frowny face emojis to our loved ones — and then offer that product to hundreds of millions of people.
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The series, debuting on Monday, April 21, on HBO and its platforms, is inspired by Lister's diaries, comprising some four million words — with the most intimate details of her romantic liaisons written in a secret code based on algebraic symbols and Ancient Greek, and deciphered in the 19223s.
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And just when it seemed that she'd reached her creative peak, Grande spent three weeks in a studio, turning a string of tragedies into her most intimate and beloved project to date: "Thank U, Next" handily broke streaming records and earned a Grammy nomination for album of the year.
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Ex-bosom buddies might know some of the most intimate details of your life — the name of your first pet, which dress you wore to prom, who broke your heart freshman year of college — but may have no clue about the hopes, dreams and fears you hold today.
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Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up Monday, however, privacy concerns notwithstanding, Kelley reveals in a new book some of the most intimate details and allegations about the 2012 scandal that helped lead to the premature retirements of then-CIA Director David Petraeus and Marine Gen.
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Photo: Marcio Jose Sanchez (AP)Facebook, ever the thoughtful steward of our most intimate personal data, announced today that it's rolling out a feature change for its Android users: those with location sharing turned on will no longer have to continually report their whereabouts to the social network at all times.
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"As government officials — including US military and intelligence services officers — may be Grindr users, the US government is right to be concerned about the possibility of a foreign government gaining access to the most intimate aspects of their lives," Privacy International, a UK-based rights group, said in a statement.
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When Hillary Clinton was last in Pakistan as secretary of state in 2011 and she brought her town hall-style meeting to Islamabad, the most intimate compliment she got was that she behaved like the envoy of a quarrelsome mother-in-law who is always asking Pakistan to do more.
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Critics of the rule — including Ben Carson, before he became HUD secretary — argue that it amounts to an aggressive intrusion by the federal government into some of the most intimate decisions local citizens and communities make: about where to live, who lives next door and how to design their neighborhoods.
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This Halloween, Gorey fans will pay tribute to the man who stored a mummy's head in the closet of his Manhattan apartment and counted as his most intimate life partner a herd of cats: dressing up as his characters, performing his work or just engaging in acts of Goreyesque weirdness.
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"Amazon devices are in our homes listening to our most intimate conversations and affixed to front doors where they create an in-real-time record of all that happens in our neighborhoods," Gadeir Abbas, the national senior litigation attorney with the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said in a statement.
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What followed were thirteen pages containing screenshots of explicit chat conversations with lovers, including one in which Cline had sent a naked photo of herself (the photo was blacked out in the letter) to a boyfriend, explicit banter with people she'd met online, and snippets of her most intimate diary entries.
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Not only is the Spot's screen much smaller than the Show's, making it hard to see multiple people in the frame, but I can't ever imagine wanting to make video calls from my bedroom — nor do I want an always-watching camera in the most intimate and private room of my home.
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Effectively barring use of sexual orientation testing as an invasion of "the most intimate aspects" of life, the Court of Justice found that the unidentified man from Nigeria should not have been pressured into examinations that included drawing a picture of a person in the rain and the Rorschach ink-blot test.
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Travelers entering the country have long been accustomed to handing over luggage for inspection, but the amount and scope of private information kept on phones and laptops means that with a simple search Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials are now able to peer into the most intimate details of people's lives.
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Both of their pieces laid bare the artists' questions and conflicts at this particular time in their lives — for Phillips-Fein, the focus was on the upheaval of becoming a new mother amid political crisis, and for DD4DD, it was on trying to integrate racial justice into the most intimate acts and relationships.
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Told in his own words and featuring exclusive access to his elite sporting world, Resurfacing follows Murray's grueling two-year search for a cure, with a look into the most intimate spaces of his personal and tennis life, including surgical theaters and interviews with rivals Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
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Private schools emerge as dangerous incubators of this dynamic because they are the places in which the affluent receive the most intimate exposure to the obscenely rich — where your week in a rented condo in Sun Valley is a deprivation compared with the schoolmates flying from Teterboro to third houses in Vail.
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LOS ANGELES — One day after seven candidates took the stage for the most intimate debate of the Democratic presidential primary cycle so far, the Democratic National Committee increased the qualification standards for its next debate in January, making it likely that the field of candidates will be winnowed even further for the event.
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She let her mind dwell on the large parlors, decked with old silk, with their delicate furniture, supporting precious bric-a-brac, and on the coquettish little rooms, perfumed, prepared for the 220 o'clock chat with the most intimate friends, men well known and sought after, whose attentions all women envied and desired.
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That role was first taken all those years ago by Jennifer Holliday, whose jaw-dropping exploration of the most intimate recesses of pain remains seared on the memory of those who saw the production from the director-choreographer Michael Bennett, who would die of AIDS-related complications just a few years later.
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Art that examines sexting is pushing the discussion in entirely different directions, examining the absurd hilarity of text-based sex, the way sexts can act as a form of social currency, and, perhaps most interestingly of all, why it is that we're so comfortable sharing and publicizing what's theoretically one of our most intimate moments.
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Its aim is to deal with the remaining taboos in modern interpersonal situations, and this was my favorite one, because as open as most people are to discussing the most intimate details of their relationships (with their partners or friends or strangers, even), money is the one thing many still feel uncomfortable talking about.
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Photo: GettyIn a class-action complaint filed on Wednesday against Google, a private research university and its medical center reveals not only how one of the most powerful companies in the world can obtain your most intimate data, but highlights their ability to piece all of this data together to figure out who you are.
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"Thrust into the spotlight against my will in 2007, the year of the iPhone and the takeoff of Twitter and Facebook, the most intimate details of my life — from my sexual history to my thoughts of death and suicide in prison — were taken from my private diary and leaked to the media," she wrote.
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The Heart Goes Last is aesthetically the weakest of the Atwood dystopias, but it's perhaps her most intimate examination of power, and its focus is on the longing to control utterly the object of one's desire — only here, that control becomes literally possible, through operating on the loved one's brains or creating a sexbot replica.
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They execute an adorable face-bump to seal the deal, followed by a marathon of slow-welling tears and murmured oddities, and I must say it's the most intimate moment of the season by far — and that includes the time Olivia begged Ben to care about her fat toes while he was in mourning.
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"But we feel that the most intimate part of clothing has actually been your size – and that's never really been a part of the equation…We want to help push that forward using machine learning and big data to make not only the styles you want, but the sizes that people actually wear," he says.
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On the other hand, here in Australia, the court has decided that the categories of data, namely data such as an IP address, that give potentially the most intimate information away about a person (but only when linked with other data held by ISPs, communications companies, or the government) receive the least protection, or none at all.
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The portrait of Aucoin, aided by his self-documentation and his family and friends' openness in talking about the difficulties he experienced as a queer man, is the most intimate and nuanced, while the other two films don't necessarily offer the same kind of insight into their protagonists' private lives as they do into their work.
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By spending quiet moments with them at their most intimate — a young, shy girl working her job at a big box store, or a mom dealing with her child before heading off to work — Sutton slyly helps the audience invest in them, and enhances the dread that they may be struck down when all is said and done.
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And they can use the most intimate details of people's lives — their medical records — to undercut the reputations of prominent American athletes, as Russian hackers did in a release of medical records stolen from the World Anti-Doping Agency that belonged to the gymnast Simone Biles, the tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams and other Olympic athletes.
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When we cease to consider what women like and want as foreplay and reframe it as the main event, for example, we begin to challenge, from the most intimate and private and emotionally powerful place, a long-accepted, deeply believed but nearly invisible world view, and make an impossible-to-miss statement about who and what counts.
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Just know that if you keep doing it, we will consider it an act of war and we will not only sanction you like never before, but you'll taste every cyberweapon we have in our arsenal — and some of your most intimate personal secrets will appear on the front pages of every newspaper in the world.
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All of these materials are fairly familiar, most people have daily contact with soap and hair; they are at the heart of our most intimate daily rituals, as once was coal and ash, the source of heat for the home and the remnants of a fire in the hearth or under a stove; however, they can also suggest much darker connotations.
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"The government's mere hope that an unaccompanied, abused child would make the problem go away for it by either (i) surrendering all of her legal rights and leaving the United States or (ii) finding a sponsor the government itself could never find is not a remotely constitutionally sufficient reason for depriving J.D. of any control over this most intimate and life altering decision," the judge wrote.
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Because this retrograde is taking place in emotional Water sign Scorpio—one of the deepest and most intense signs in the zodiac—you're likely feeling this energy play out in your most intimate relationships (around sex and shared resources), as well as on an emotional, psychological level (in terms of managing anxiety and sadness, as well as dealing with endings and changes in your life).
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A few weeks earlier, in the dimmer gleam of central London, I sat outside a pub to complain about my love life with a few friends and suddenly noticed that everyone — ourselves, our neighbors at the next table, the couple arguing down the street — was circling around the same thing: Human relationships simply don't work, at any scale, from the most intimate to the most abstract.
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We have less and less regard for personal privacy, and thus I would like to make sure that every one of you out there who might be cheering this "exposure" of Lai for having bad thoughts had better be prepared to have your search history, your text messages, your emails, your most intimate private thoughts broadcast to the public so it can decide how it would like to judge you.
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Over her six seasons on the show, the reality star let fans into some of the most intimate moments of her life — from the birth of her two sons (Ayden, 6, and Dylan, 3) to the downfall of her marriage to estranged husband Apollo Nida (who is currently serving an eight-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to bank fraud and identity theft in May 2014, the same year they split).
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Group Date: A more lighthearted sort of date, often involving 8-10 contestants vying for screen time whilst completing in humiliating and frequently physical challenges, including but not limited to: skiing in bikinis (Ben Flanjik's season); mud wrestling (Rachel Lindsay's season); telling their most intimate sex stories to a room full of strangers (JoJo Fletcher's season); swimming with wild pigs (Ben Higgins' season); and a demolition derby (Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season).
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Besides Mr. Woodward's book, they include a translation of the 1973 novel "Child of God," by Cormac McCarthy; "Asymmetry," the first novel by Lisa Halliday; "Marriage: A History," Stephanie Coontz's nonfiction look at humanity's most intimate partnership; "China and Japan," about the turbulent history between the Asian giants by the influential Sinologist Ezra Vogel; and a new Chinese version of "Public Philosophy: Essays on Morality in Politics," by the Harvard professor Michael J. Sandel, whose online courses have been a hit with many young people in China.
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