While women said that they would consider their partner to be "too promiscuous" if they had 15 or more sexual partners, men would think their partner "too promiscuous" with only 14.
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Woods is being painted as a promiscuous, desperate clout chaser.
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It wasn't like I was what anybody would call 'promiscuous.
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On his records, he could be artistically and sexually promiscuous.
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"There is a promiscuous relationship inside Brazilian football," Tostão said.
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Padre Juan was a corrupt, promiscuous lecher no one mourns.
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He was typified as coldly callous, promiscuous and superficially charming.
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It is even worse than having one who is promiscuous.
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She is both serious about, and promiscuous in, her style.
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Being a promiscuous girl, I was enamored with the sensuous lifestyle.
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Obvious target groups include prostitutes, injecting drug users and the promiscuous.
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Finally, scientists are rejecting the idea that humans are highly promiscuous.
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Young LordDMX - X Gonna Give It To YaNelly Fertado - Promiscuous ft.
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They're attacked as opportunistic and promiscuous, out to make a buck.
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Yet his administration is promiscuous in trashing the symbols of diversity.
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But wider access to pornography doesn't mean adolescents are more promiscuous.
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Katz recognizes that seeing can be promiscuous, at once purposeless and purposeful.
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So once again, Jessica is betrayed by Cole and his promiscuous lips.
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That's because Trump ran as a promiscuous, divisive friend of Vladimir Putin.
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Instead, C.C. joins a cheesy sitcom about promiscuous nuns named Pretty Sinners.
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Strip clubs and prostitutes offer the fulfillment of more promiscuous desires, anyway.
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First, youth culture has become less violent, less promiscuous and more responsible.
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Only some sort of God could summon, and justify, such promiscuous savagery.
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For starters, voters are more politically promiscuous than they used to be.
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"Sexually deviant lifestyle" and "promiscuous sexual behavior" are also on the list.
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"Did you ask Jill about her promiscuous and adulterous behavior yet?" inquired another.
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But then horny Kai also hooks up with Remy (a "proudly promiscuous" bisexual).
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If being gay doesn't throw the cop's suspicion on Antonio, being promiscuous does.
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There's no question that both young men and women engage in promiscuous acts.
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Not only was he gay, Dugas was described as both promiscuous and foreign.
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I am a promiscuous and kind of, maybe, insane adopter of new technologies.
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"La Dolce Viva" depicted its voluble subject as befuddled, destitute, dissolute and promiscuous.
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Sounds are promiscuous: they will mingle with any other sound and with silence.
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How else to get Americans to care about their government's promiscuous war-making?
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"I do not believe in the general promiscuous toting of guns," he said.
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Japan's teenagers appear to be less promiscuous than their peers in the rich world.
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Muscovy ducks are also fairly promiscuous, so that is another beneficial thing about them.
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It had nothing to do with that promiscuous girls get killed and virgins don't.
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Chinese parents worry that their "little emperors" have grown up lazy, spoiled and promiscuous.
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" The police officer chuckled and said, "So you weren't wearing anything promiscuous or provocative?
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But a more promiscuous use of heavy weaponry poses a different set of risks.
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"The average homosexual — if there be such — is promiscuous," Mr. Wallace told his audience.
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The very first basic thing is not to be promiscuous on a public network.
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There was the implication that I was a liar, that I was a promiscuous teenager.
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The old-fashioned public universities are becoming ever more promiscuous in their pursuit of income.
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They're positive in tone and laced with folksy erudition, promiscuous associations and grand, Whitmanesque declarations.
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Some people are promiscuous, some people dance, they write, they sing, some people just work.
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The incarceration of "promiscuous" women can be drawn back to a 20th-century US program.
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He's a player and a hoe, known for being as promiscuous as he is devious.
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Despite the message in the music, the gospel world was often notoriously hedonistic and promiscuous.
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Gradually, I transitioned from simply posting promiscuous photos on Facebook to telling my actual experiences.
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Get promiscuous — both in the projects you take on and in the relationships you explore.
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Remember the $350,000 NSF spent asking if japanese quail are more sexually promiscuous on cocaine?
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This made possible both a history of philanthropy and promiscuous nondeductible one-to-one largesse.
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This surprised Mr. Delia: "Males can be promiscuous and at the same time good fathers."
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Heidegger appears as oracular, hermetic, and Nazi-tainted; Sartre as intellectually promiscuous and Soviet-sympathizing.
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Throughout his time in New York City, Freddie was actively engaged in casual and promiscuous sex.
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Brennan's experiment involved two species, the very promiscuous Ruddy Duck and the pair-bonding Lesser Scaup.
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Shivers takes this association a step further: becoming a host makes one promiscuous, and uncontrollably so.
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Stella, who describes herself as "creatively promiscuous," has been particularly wanton with her skills of late.
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Firstly, there is this idea that bisexual people are never satisfied or that we are promiscuous.
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In South Africa, interviewers try to ascertain how promiscuous each donor is, regardless of sexual orientation.
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"We believe online diners are becoming more promiscuous," the CEO wrote in a letter to shareholders.
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As Stephen Hayes reminds readers in The Weekly Standard, this president is promiscuous with his denunciations.
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"In my travels, Europeans seem to be much more promiscuous and open with sex," she says.
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If most parents are to be believed, teenagers are increasingly more reckless and promiscuous in every generation.
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But tell this to the wildly promiscuous female Savanna baboon or the fiercely competitive female bush cricket.
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And not one henchman ever suggested that he was promiscuous just because he could throw a punch.
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"I hope this will get app developers and other companies to rethink their promiscuous data-sharing practices."
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Rival Grubhub warned last week about "promiscuous" consumers of takeout meals playing rivals off against one another.
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She was promiscuous, having as many children as possible in order to beef up her benefit take.
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One patient in her 70s became so sexually uninhibited, she "went from prude to promiscuous," he said.
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Our sexuality, always expressed as something animalistic and promiscuous, is often still the subject of public indignation.
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A sports bar the size of Standings cannot afford to be monogamous, or even anything but promiscuous.
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"I do not believe in the promiscuous toting of guns," the NRA president told Congress in 1934.
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Eight years later, Liam is a stadium-filling country music star, as well as a promiscuous drunk.
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He's unrestrained with color, promiscuous with layers and gaga for floral patterns, animal imagery and corporate logos.
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These include hemophiliacs, children of HIV-infected mothers, and unsuspecting wives whose husbands are bisexual or promiscuous.
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"We believe online diners are becoming more promiscuous," Grubhub's CEO wrote in a shareholder letter in October.
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To make things more interesting, type A viruses are promiscuous—they infect humans, many mammals, and birds.
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"WAGGGS aggressively promotes abortion and promiscuous sex on behalf of its 10 million members," the Counsel writes.
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Other artists, like Gustav Klimt, were more promiscuous, and slightly less in denial about the possible consequences.
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"Neither promiscuous nor a whoremonger, Father nevertheless had a libido which required a healthy, willing partner," she wrote.
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"We believe online diners are becoming more promiscuous," Maloney and DeWitt said in the letter to GrubHub shareholders.
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I ask them: 'Would you rather your kids be sexually promiscuous or would you rather they be dead'?
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In the beginning, you probably want to turn off promiscuous mode as you're getting a feel for things.
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Hawk, naturally promiscuous and more than a little manipulative, doesn't want the cozy monogamy that Tim yearns for.
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Picture her in the "Promiscuous" and "Maneater" videos; she's showing her abs, not her cleavage or her behind.
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The other non-hit was "All the Girls Love Alice," a rocking requiem for a promiscuous lesbian teenager.
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My preferences—which are submissive and based in BDSM—felt weird and promiscuous, unlike a "good" woman would be.
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However, many women worry that nuptials are frequented by "Yoruba demons", stereotypically promiscuous young men from south-west Nigeria.
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And if the mood is right they may indulge in a polite — though, by chimpanzee standards, wildly promiscuous — orgy.
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Dolphin denies it happened, but said she was hurt by the insinuation that she was promiscuous in high school.
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If they have casual sex with someone just because it feels good, they might be called promiscuous or slutty.
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Trump's relationship with the Second Amendment, like his grasp of so many other important American institutions, is, well, promiscuous.
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So promiscuous were Matusow's politics, it is impossible to know what he had been false to, except the truth.
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Joan Fortier, the unmarried daughter of a wealthy oilman, is promiscuous, untamable, a fixture of the local gossip columns.
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Here's hoping the brand has shades called I'm Like a Bird and Promiscuous Girl in store for the future.
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During the course of the trial, Patterson was called promiscuous, and it was said that she had venereal diseases.
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As his aunt wasn't promiscuous, he thinks it may have been poor menstrual hygiene that led to the infection.
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It demonizes queer culture as being promiscuous but perpetually fights against allowing it the legitimacy afforded to monogamous relationships.
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You aren't promiscuous — you hang out with only a few people at a time, certainly not more than 10.
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Montauk is like your mom's friend's daughter, who's a little promiscuous — and by 'a little,' I mean a lot.
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Most artists working with traditional materials use social media to plug their projects, risking promiscuous levels of self-promotion.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen Marlon James describes himself as "narratively promiscuous" on this week's podcast.
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Known for her extreme secrecy, she was rebellious, promiscuous, and unconventional, which made her conservative dressing that much more intriguing.
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Is Tinder empowering a generation to meet someone in the digital age or creating a generation of promiscuous, lonely souls?
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In Camille's mind, this incident was consensual, another chapter in her long string of promiscuous incidents that cemented her reputation.
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People would hear about her and believe that murder was the kind of thing to happen to a promiscuous girl.
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It's a visual representation of what purity should be in contrast with the ragged and promiscuous lifestyle of Ms. Swift.
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Interestingly, another 13 percent held a reverse double standard, in that they judged men for being promiscuous but not women.
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In improv, female characters are often pigeonholed into wife/mother/sexually promiscuous roles—the Madonna/whore complex, manifest on stage.
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I am stunned that Georgetown Prep published a yearbook that celebrates inebriation, promiscuous sexual activity and harassment of a woman.
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The show centers around a dry-witted, grief-riddled and promiscuous British woman living in London played by Waller-Bridge.
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That meant no sex, but it also meant making sure boys didn't think she was flirting or being otherwise promiscuous.
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Now, by necessity, magazines, newspapers and websites have learned to be promiscuous tradesmen to stop relying on one revenue source.
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Ardra's promiscuous enzyme technology enables them to make flavors at a lower cost and higher margin than any other natural alternative.
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Americans recall the embassy hostage-taking of 1979-81 and promiscuous support for terrorism, some of which has cost American lives.
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There's something about being on vacation that brings out my promiscuous side—probably the lack of having to deal with consequences.
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I don't think people were more promiscuous than they are now, but with HIV in the equation it's a different world.
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Old-fashioned stereotypes that align all queer men as promiscuous have persisted for decades and are both inaccurate and inherently damaging.
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In many medieval accounts, she is described as a promiscuous, wealthy woman, though not necessarily one who took money for sex.
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Sluts, skeezers, hoes, tramps and overly aggressive promiscuous women, they are never without a man because they don't have no standards.
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But she gets the most advice from her bestie Molly (Yvonne Orji), who assists her in harnessing a more promiscuous lifestyle.
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However, the Trump administration recently relaxed Obamacare's birth control mandate on the grounds that providing free birth control makes women promiscuous.
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Ms. Gilbert is currently at work on a historical novel about 1940s New York City and "promiscuous showgirls there," she said.
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A 2017 British drama about a heavy-drinking, promiscuous gay Yorkshire farmer who meets a Romanian migrant and falls in lub.
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With a promiscuous woman, you know to kill her right away; with an alcoholic, the shame lasts longer because you hesitate.
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Its language is so promiscuous and its object so blurry it seems merely scattershot, as if caught by that mud camera.
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THE TRIALS OF NINA McCALL: Sex, Surveillance, and the Decades-Long Government Plant to Imprison "Promiscuous" Women, by Scott W. Stern.
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And Angelo tries to discredit her too, by impugning her reputation: He left her, he says, because he believed she was promiscuous.
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Humiliating. They dug up as much dirt on me as they could about my sexual history and alluded to me being promiscuous.
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The Trump administration's birth control change was justified by the false notion that giving women free birth control makes them more promiscuous.
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Three convicted rapists have been released from prison on bail after an Indian court determined that the victim was "promiscuous," BBC reports.
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The big worry is that their losses reflect not temporary growing pains but markets which are contested and customers who are promiscuous.
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As we know from the news, society's prevailing expectations of the American man is that he's macho, tough, dominant, promiscuous, and independent.
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Think about it, Michael hid his homosexuality, addiction to cocaine and was a global superstar caught engaging in hyper-promiscuous sexual conduct.
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The tactics involved aren't exactly neutral—they favor actors skilled at processing and manipulating high volumes of information—but they are promiscuous.
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So allowing women to have abortions may be viewed by women and men alike as tantamount to endorsing a promiscuous mating strategy.
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The movie reduces queer identity to a series of promiscuous sexual encounters, which it consistently frames as sordid, shameful, illicit, and corrupting.
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His abuse had made me promiscuous to the point of recklessness, grateful for the simple fact that my body could still want.
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I must have clicked on some promiscuous sites because a day later I got a weird trojan security alert on my computer.
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My faith has been questioned by thousands who don't know my heart, and my transparency with my decisions has labeled me promiscuous.
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Franklin says that he has always craved attention and approval, especially from women, and that he became promiscuous in his early teens.
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That same study that used a promiscuous CRISPR found that when CRISPR was more appropriately designed, there were no detectable off-target effects.
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Shortly after, she catches her hubby slow-dancing with Parker, now 53, whose character was notoriously promiscuous, and kicks the three women out.
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The show follows Josh, a young, "digitally dependent" Haitian-American who has to live with his "promiscuous, problematic" cousin in inner-city Miami.
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Within the whore-archy, it's often assumed that agency girls have little business acumen, are dirty, trashy, drug-riddled, stupid, or more promiscuous.
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Communities come together and say, 'Let's correct this child, because she maybe is promiscuous or unclean — we need her to be married off.
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"Parents would go to my mother and tell her I was promiscuous because I wanted to play with their sons," she told me.
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And Bliss argued that Janice Dickinson, the former model who said Cosby raped her in 1982, was promiscuous and a bad role model.
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The text reflects the common Puritan belief that dancing is a sinful and promiscuous activity, one that increases the temptation to commit adultery.
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This broad, promiscuous appropriation of a label is precisely what Andi Zeisler, co-founder and creative director of Bitch Media, finds so worrisome.
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Tall and handsome, volatile, epically promiscuous, and chronically broke, he had a starry constellation of close friends, including Andy Warhol and Susan Sontag.
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I think it's damaging to have LGBTQ people portrayed as extremes; gay men are always abusing something, mean, catty, bitter, often very promiscuous.
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Performance is this very permissive, promiscuous space, a space in which I would encounter things I didn't understand but felt I wanted to.
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THE TRIALS OF NINA McCALL Sex, Surveillance, and the Decades- Long Government Plan to Imprison "Promiscuous" Women By Scott W. Stern 356 pp.
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She was flanked by three other drag veterans in gold, who traded unprintable barbs (mostly about who was the oldest or most promiscuous).
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Yet it also inspired a backlash among some feminist critics, who noted that the virginal Laurie survives while her promiscuous pals are slain.
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In New Hampshire, Trump's grab bag of populist positions and singular persona match an ideologically promiscuous electorate, and Trump towers above the field.
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But this kind of falsehood is much easier to spread when other figures in the I.D.W. are promiscuous about whom they'll associate with.
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I would also guess that the number has only grown as the censorious left has become more aggressive and promiscuous in its condemnations.
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It is a somewhat heterogeneous, not to say promiscuous, outline of what is to be done, uninfluenced by abstract theory or organizational allegiance.
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Voters are fickle and promiscuous, suffering an eight-year itch for a fling with someone who is the opposite of their last infatuation.
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She says she also wanted to show the world that she could play more than the promiscuous wife roles she had played before.
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The biggest myth Gill has heard about polyamory is that people who practice it are inherently more promiscuous, or "slutty," than monogamous people.
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Globalisation promised to deliver the liberal miracle: sustained economic growth produced by free trade in goods and the promiscuous intermingling of peoples and cultures.
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Meanwhile, the stars get to both circumvent the media and to float an image of utter transparency through their promiscuous use of social media.
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Sexist assumptions about these women being shallow, unintelligent, untrustworthy, and promiscuous often lend themselves to tropes that take on a life of their own.
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The study ultimately discovered "a clear [relationship] between the bone's length and a species' promiscuity: more promiscuous species had longer bacula," writes The Economist.
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Incyte's decision to partner with multiple big drugmakers in this way has led Bernstein analyst Tim Anderson to describe it as a "promiscuous" company.
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There are also seeming references to past historical events, like aristocrats giving birth in public spaces and America's incarceration of "promiscuous" women around WWI.
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As promiscuous in life as in art, Picabia almost always had a wife and a mistress, or two mistresses, who tended to get along.
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Nelly Furtado, who first brought us "I'm Like A Bird," had a real chance with "Promiscuous" and Loose , which did well across the border.
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In other words, the detox pearls can help cleanse you of the promiscuous behavior that can lead to an unhappy womb and unhappy life.
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"Pathologically promiscuous" (his own description), Sharp continued to romance his two wives, one current and one former, along with one of Bainbridge's Liverpool girlfriends.
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They also seem to get a rush out of convincing others to engage in promiscuous sexual acts that they normally do not participate in.
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I even considered unfriending certain especially app-promiscuous friends, but, realizing this task was Sisyphean, I resigned myself to unwanted and unapproved data leaks.
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I was in a particularly promiscuous patch during my mid-30s by the time I began to sense that going longer isn't always appreciated.
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These incels post obsessively about so-called "Chads," meaning sexually successful and attractive men, and "Stacys," attractive, promiscuous women who sleep with the Chads.
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He was young, hot, promiscuous, maybe an amphetamine addict, wore hip sunglasses, died tragically, and the head of a family of liberal heroes/terrible fuckups.
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The cafeteria proves a necessary resource for resting and refueling, and the promiscuous ambience of venues makes you feel as if you're among intimate friends.
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She never expected to be attracted to a woman — much less an edgy, androgynous, promiscuous one who looks that good in a custom-tailored suit.
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This, the story goes, is why gorillas, which form harems, have much smaller testes, relative to their body sizes, than do chimpanzees, which are promiscuous.
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I have always been, I don't know if promiscuous is the right word, but constantly texting multiple people at a time, especially at that time.
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Such actions may have allowed Qatar to wield more influence, but such a promiscuous foreign policy was bound to make many enemies along the way.
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For example, in a chapter on the challenges of monogamy, he compares the size of human testes to those of other primates, promiscuous and otherwise.
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My two-year bender wasn't about promiscuous sex—though admittedly there was a little of that at first—but instead a headlong dive into polyamory.
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In fact, computer modelling work focused on animals has found that promiscuous and monogamous individuals can coexist even in the presence of a dangerous disease.
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But she is also a promiscuous commitment-phobe who complains that she is unable to feel, a condition for which the movie harshly judges her.
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And if in 1975 I'd been discouraged from consorting with the opposite sex, I'd probably have left the restaurant profession for a more promiscuous one.
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It plays into dangerous, victim-blaming myths about rape — that some women are just "asking for it," especially if they are promiscuous or dress provocatively.
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A Muslim cleric declared on television that the march's slogan — "My body, my choice" — encouraged women to be promiscuous, which allowed men to rape them.
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It was simply a timeworn insult — calling someone's mom fat and promiscuous — that tells us nothing about Obama's family, but a lot about D'Souza's character.
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Comments include comparing being gay to pedophilia, saying he would "hang" his sister if she was promiscuous, and making anti-Semitic comments about Jewish influence.
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"Fleabag" The first season of "Fleabag", which aired in 2016, followed an unnamed potty-mouthed, promiscuous and self-destructive young woman navigating life in London.
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"But that road will be more solid if the institutions continue combating the promiscuous relations between political leaders and the companies chosen as power's beneficiaries."
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Sadly, a lot of Romanians think Roma are a bunch of lazy thieves, while gay people are often seen as loud, promiscuous, and lacking any morals.
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We were out there and I had really promiscuous clothes on, which felt odd, but, of course, on film it turned out to be really cool.
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But while more men and women got tattoos, men were cast as cool while women rocking ink were branded as dangerous or promiscuous (see: tramp stamps).
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The company also lowered its expectations for the fourth quarter, blaming its slowing growth on "promiscuous" diners who are being lured away by the other apps.
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" Specifically, "I believe that we must give people goals in life for them to work for—Teach them the price you must pay for being promiscuous.
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More broadly, people who live in regions with more to fear from pathogens tend to be less promiscuous and gregarious (such risky behaviour may spread disease).
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From sentences such as "she let off steam by having a good whinge" to "she's a wild, promiscuous, good-time girl" — these examples are undoubtedly unpleasant.
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Peck referred to Buttigieg as "Mary Pete" throughout the column and suggested he didn't want Buttigieg in the White House because he would be sexually promiscuous.
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Just as we encourage our young men to have sex but shame young women for being promiscuous, lewd jokes by men are tolerated or even celebrated.
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This touching of private parts receives no special emphasis, but it does escalate, along with everything else, until the three bodies join in a promiscuous pile.
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A sampling: "flu-flamming" (burglary), "Shanaynay" (a gun with an extended clip), "Pippi Longstocking" (the same thing), "hood trophies" (jewelry), and "backseat bandit" (a promiscuous woman).
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Researchers concluded the disparity was not the result of misbehavior, but the racist and sexist stereotypes of black girls and women as angry, aggressive or promiscuous.
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His hedonism is the very thing that wrote his death warrant because there was no cure, at that point in time, and he was very promiscuous.
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Treason is narrowly defined in the Constitution for a good reason, and its promiscuous misuse only helps the president's defenders paint opponents as hysterics and ignoramuses.
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It went on to echo Mr. Nolan's previous remarks, calling the Mueller investigation a "promiscuous witch hunt" and accusing officials at the Justice Department of improprieties.
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"Atlas of a Lost World" is neither a successful travel book nor, with its promiscuous use of good and bad science, does it represent scientific reality.
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Variations in how they function may explain why most species are promiscuous, why a few are monogamous — and why some, like humans, are somewhere in between.
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The main contractual complaint involves her refusal to do a nude scene as her character, a "promiscuous psychic about to be murdered" according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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These promiscuous snails, capable of being a father and mother at the same time, engage in a violent race to sire as many offspring as they can.
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Sadly, though, many people — both straight and gay — still believe that bisexual people should just "choose a side," or that they're too promiscuous to make good partners.
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Wolves mate for the long haul and wolf dads help with the young, while dogs are completely promiscuous and the males pay no attention to their offspring.
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A similar dynamic plays out in Max Winkler's upcoming movie Flower, which stars Zoey Deutsch as a promiscuous teenager who befriends her stepbrother just released from rehab.
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The curious peek of a lower back tattoo seemed to make a statement to onlookers; its location and visibility suggested this woman was indiscriminately promiscuous: a tramp.
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Paul Clarke, chief technology officer of Ocado, an online grocer, says it can be good for clients to be promiscuous and use the best tools from each.
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Where one might be acting out sexually, having lots of promiscuous sexual experiences, another may be addicted to porn and not have that problem with sex specifically.
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But before I met my husband, in my early 20s, I drank heavily and was much more promiscuous, so all of this was very interesting to me.
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But when she and her lawyer met with Weinstein's legal team, she said the producer's lawyers threatened to paint her as sexually promiscuous if she went public.
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Those who feel bound to rid the world of people they regard as immoral or undesirable—such as drug addicts, immigrants, or promiscuous women—are called missionaries.
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Before they began dating, Ms. Leggero said, she was "a serial monogamist"; Mr. Kasher said he was "busy, romantically" (by which, he added, he meant "very promiscuous").
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GrubHub executives blamed 'promiscuous' diners for slowing growth earlier this week, as customers opted to choose from a growing pool of rival providers to get better deals.
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The promiscuous partisan threat of impeachment will only politicize and delegitimize that important safeguard, and make it difficult to employ when it is really and properly needed.
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She looked at the ruddy duck, which is known to be very promiscuous, and the lesser scaup, which has a smaller penis and forms seasonal pair bonds.
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Healthy, baseline-humans who were cool about drinking distilled water, eating medically-defined diets, doing moderate calisthenics and totally avoiding vodka, marijuana, fast motorcycles and promiscuous diseases.
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Like recent work by Cardi B, Tove Lo and Rihanna, it disavowed ingrained scripts in popular music, in which promiscuous men play and virtuous women get played.
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Some find people who lack traits such as agreeableness and conscientiousness are more likely to be sexually promiscuous, as are those higher in neurotic and narcissistic traits.
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" In another post that same year, titled "College Girls: Unpaid Whores," Sabia argued that feminism "taught young women that equality is achieved by acting like promiscuous sluts.
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Chambers' case went to trial, where his lawyer, Jack Litman, according to Good Housekeeping, concocted a defense strategy that made Levin look promiscuous and lacking in character.
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The conflation of virtue and success guided the family foundation they created, the celebrity-studded charity events they hosted, their mammoth speaking fees, their promiscuous fund-raising.
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These stock options have borderline ridiculous names and descriptions, like Legislated Luddism, Promiscuous Citizenship, and Algorithmic Governance, and each purchase can sway the direction of the future.
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This was referred to in pundit circles as the "nuts or sluts" defense: a concerted effort by Clinton operatives to discredit accusers as unstable or promiscuous women.
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Hines even wrote, "No prizes for guessing that Grindr proved more of an instant hookup success than Bumble or Tinder" — suggesting that gay men are automatically more promiscuous.
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Likewise, according to popular misbelief, STDs are only a problem for promiscuous people (even though most sexually active individuals will contract one of these infections in their lifetimes).
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The Home Office was unable to say how many of the 5,525 people rejected for their character in 2016 were turned down for being persistently and notoriously promiscuous.
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A lot of people subscribe to a narrative that says the sexes are just "wired" differently, with women having evolved to be monogamous and men to be promiscuous.
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They taught me that an STI can only be the result of shameful behavior — and that, if you get one, it's your own fault for being so promiscuous.
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A bouncy, bumpy play that takes promiscuous liberties with history to ponder the oppressiveness of sex and class in the days when the pyramids were new (1:30).
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For instance, Cersei is forced to marry the profligate and promiscuous King Robert Baratheon at the insistence of her father — and it's a union that repeatedly humiliates her.
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The show was criticized during its run for making the promiscuous, neurotic, commitment-phobic Patrick its central character, as if he were standing in for all gay men.
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The newspaper claimed that a public library card was "all it takes to have a good time with any H.H. (Holton Hosebag)," using slang for a promiscuous woman.
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Julie Swetnick, who also alleged sexual misconduct by Justice Kavanaugh at high school parties, was even more forcefully dismissed as a promiscuous liar by defenders of Justice Kavanaugh.
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" She said Rasmusen has also written that gay men "are promiscuous and unable to avoid abusing students" and that black students are "generally inferior academically to white students.
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The goal was to depict her as a promiscuous woman, deeply in debt, who was trying to shake down Mr. O'Reilly, according to people briefed on the strategy.
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Many sexually active people are exposed to the virus by their early 153s, indicating that it is hardly only a risk for people who engage in promiscuous sex.
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The show, which centers around a dry-witted, grief-riddled and promiscuous British woman living in London, earned writer and star Phoebe Waller-Bridge the outstanding writing award.
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In later interviews, the women said they feared being beaten by their husbands or boyfriends, or being gossiped about by neighbors who would accuse them of being promiscuous.
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The promiscuous mixing of a classic story with various decadent historical styles and fetish gear is the signature mode of Company XIV and its director and choreographer Austin McCormick.
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They're supposed to be attractive, but so attractive that they won't be taken seriously; they should be sexy, but not give it away too easily; engaging, but not promiscuous.
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"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed," he said.
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The music that DFA put out was a thrillingly promiscuous fusion of post-punk's wiry intensity, the spacey expanse of German experimental rock, and dance music's call to transcendence.
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Part of the problem has to do with the unfounded claim that HPV vaccines will somehow make girls more promiscuous; a 2014 Canadian study quickly dispelled this false association.
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With manipulatively pointed questions, Cosby's defense portrayed Johnson as an attention-seeking, sexually promiscuous drug user whose real issue was a poor work ethic at the William Morris Agency.
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He realized then that his employees wished to please him and anticipate his wants, and that therefore a president should not be too spontaneous or promiscuous in his enthusiasms.
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The company blamed its slowing growth on "promiscuous" diners who were being lured away by other apps, especially DoorDash, which has spent aggressively to add restaurants to its platform.
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Gay men, especially, have been stereotyped as being promiscuous in public places, and have been treated with suspicion in bathrooms or for simply being in public places after dark.
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From the start, Davis pushed him to dramatize Annalise's interior world and to show the private moments of this tough, brilliant professional, who has a difficult, and promiscuous, past.
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They include characteristics like glibness and superficial charm, emotional shallowness, unwillingness to accept responsibility for actions, a tendency to boredom, promiscuous sexual behavior, cunning/manipulative tendencies, impulsivity, and irresponsibility.
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But Game's team just filed legal docs claiming her history is a direct reflection of her credibility ... specifically allegations she was a prostitute and engaged in a "promiscuous" lifestyle.
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Victorian women's fashion was about creating the 'ideal' bell shape and showing one's status, but, crucially, the amount of layers were to make it harder for them to be promiscuous.
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So, my leisurely meandering through the promiscuous paths of Cabinets of Curiosities promoted a feeling of the world's infinity of things running into my more parsimonious sense of aesthetic pleasure.
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"Sluts, skeezers, hoes, tramps and overly aggressive promiscuous women, they are never without a man because they don't have no standards," the recently married star said in the controversial interview.
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After all, the Russians were allegedly promiscuous in their support, backing everyone from Bernie Sanders to the NRA when they thought it might help open divisions and stoke up conflicts.
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The record was stylistically promiscuous, full of R. & B. songs that borrowed from alternative rock and electronic music, all of it lunging for some kind of distant, post-genre future.
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"Don Giovanni", which tells the story of a sexually promiscuous nobleman whose past finally catches up with him, premiered in Prague, then part of the Austrian Hapsburg Empire, on Oct.
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Media figures, operating in a larger landscape where women are doubted and disbelieved, especially if they're seen as promiscuous, are primed to laugh at her and everything she stands for.
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" Bieber on Xanax:"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed.
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Muslim women inside and outside Dar al-Hijrah were outraged by the imam's suggestion that uncut women were likely to become promiscuous, but MEMRI's role in exposing him complicated their response.
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"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed," the pop star admits.
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Their main victims were patients they considered sexually transgressive or promiscuous, as well as the children of Mexican, Japanese, and Italian immigrants whose families were too poor to care for them.
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Below, all five NAAFI members open up the power of teamwork, infiltrating a capitalistic music industry, and the disruptive effects of what Alberto describes as their "promiscuous and opportunistic" business model.
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In Cosby's first trial, his defense attorneys implied that Andrea Constand had been in a romantic relationship with Cosby and cast the other accuser who testified as promiscuous and media-hungry.
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Through Wireshark, you can disable this, which puts your computer into promiscuous mode where every packet gets forwarded along to your CPU and not just those with a matching MAC address.
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" And that was just the prelude to his accusations that Kaitlyn Bristowe was shallow and promiscuous, not to mention his super classy and (hypocritical) exit declaration that he "needs some sex.
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That was particularly true for women who grew up in an era when any sexual activity outside of marriage was considered unacceptable: revealing an assault risked being labeled promiscuous or worse.
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I wasn't that promiscuous, either—I had a bit of the sexy, fun times with Keira Metz, for example, but I was firmly in the Yennefer camp for the entire game.
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Whatever Ali's past reputation was, it's Holly, the psychotic villain who tries to ruin Tyler's life and murder pretty much everybody, whom the movie makes sure we know is also promiscuous.
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Mullen still held, in Collins's recollection, "horrendous views" about immigrants, and he constantly used offensive language: "slag," for a promiscuous woman; "nonce," for a pedophile; and "retard," for a disabled person.
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Think of her as one of the great novelist Jean Rhys's lost, promiscuous heroines transplanted to the 21st century, but with a devouring sense of humor that goes far beyond irony.
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And it found that Mr. Smith's behavior, including failure to pay cellphone bills, a stint in rehabilitation for substance abuse and "promiscuous and embarrassing sexual behavior," raised several other red flags.
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She had attended a couple of parties at the Playboy Mansion, and Mr. Petrocelli said she would be painted as promiscuous if she went public with her accusation against Mr. Weinstein.
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A university report detailed a number of problems linked to the assistant coach, Zach Smith, including promiscuous and embarrassing sexual behavior, drug abuse, and allegations of criminal domestic violence and cybercrimes.
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The New York Times wrote that it would encourage "kodakers" (stalkers, similar to "Kodak fiends") and other members of the "promiscuous lay public" to continue invading people's privacy, particularly women's, with impunity.
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A bigger shock is the Canadians' promiscuous use of "tu", the familiar form of "you", which French people reserve for intimates (vous is for acquaintances and people on higher rungs of hierarchy).
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What's not a reason for the high rates of STDs in women, experts say, is the sexist attitude that women who get these diseases must somehow be more sexually promiscuous than men.
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He had a post-war tight-lipped approach towards sex, and would surely not have introduced a castaway as having been "very promiscuous" in her youth, as Sue Lawley did in 1997.
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Colton Underwood would be wise to keep it in his pants until he's down to 3 women on his season of "The Bachelor" ... so says one of the most promiscuous bachelors ever.
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While they would give up their drugs and promiscuous sex, the Jesus People retained much of their countercultural ways, bringing their music, dress, and laid-back style into the churches they joined.
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Critic score: 100%Audience score: 95%What it's about: The British comedy-drama stars show creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge ("Killing Eve") as an emotional, promiscuous young woman who breaks the fourth wall.
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No, HPV Vaccines Don&apost Make Girls PromiscuousA Canadian study shows that HPV shots don&apost make girls promiscuous, as some parents have…Read more ReadBut there are other barriers as well.
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Mary Boleyn had a reputation for promiscuous behavior and was known for being King Henry VIII's mistress until 1521 when she was married off to William Carey, a friend of the king.
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This minimization makes it an even worse offense that the film does take the time to depict Mercury having a series of promiscuous sexual encounters, which it paints as sordid and shameful.
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Not that Mr. Albee, who died in September, would have objected to the "special" part, or not on grounds other than semantic, "special" being a word of such promiscuous overuse these days.
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The New York Times wrote that the ruling would encourage "kodakers" (stalkers, similar to "Kodak fiends") and other members of the "promiscuous lay public" to continue invading people's privacy, particularly women's, with impunity.
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"It's nice to have a female character on television that can be a total mess and is promiscuous and, at the same time, oh, she has these really great maternal instincts," Donohue admits.
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When Camille's back in Wind Gap, she's attached to her reputation, one so persistent that even Amma (Eliza Scanlen) and her friends, 14 years her junior, recall her past as a promiscuous beauty.
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"A woman can, in the same day, lead a professional team and enjoy being the sexual object of a man, without being a 'promiscuous woman,' or a vile accomplice of patriarchy," they wrote.
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When Paula Froelich, the woman who runs the blog A Broad Abroad, interviewed Australian Antarctic Division field training officer Tony Donaldson, he said that promiscuous sex is common at the American Antarctic stations.
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Going through old pictures of the night of Pulse, I remember my struggles of perversion, heavy drinking to drown out everything and having promiscuous sex that led to H.I.V. My struggles were real!
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The two were especially mixed in Paris, where the regency of the promiscuous, hard-drinking Duke of Orleans had ushered in a new social tolerance for sex, and where Casanova arrived in 1750.
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Identified now as a chaste, never promiscuous, completely dedicated general and leader of men, as an activist he displayed an inner mobilisation of force and direction of power in the social, political field.
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And she lit into Kathleen Bliss, one of Mr. Cosby's lawyers, who had attacked some of the women who testified against him as promiscuous party girls out for cheap fame and a payday.
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" This isn't Rasmusen's first controversy In 2003, Rasmusen posted on his blog that gay men shouldn't be permitted teaching jobs -- pushing the stereotype that gay men are hypersexual and calling them "generally promiscuous.
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While presidents' wives are often portrayed as promiscuous, materialistic or political meddlers, said Geingos, her contemporaries are in reality doctors, economists and academics "who ran very productive lives before they became first ladies".
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They also try to make teens look like promiscuous provocateurs by offering the teen's prior consent to sway public opinion and discredit the youth; and jurors may award lower damages in such cases.
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Mid-aughts Showtime series and canonical lesbian text The L Word epitomized and villainized the lesbian fuckboi archetype in Shane, a promiscuous heartbreaker whose primary character flaw was her tendency for one night stands.
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Xo, who struggled with the shame of getting pregnant as a teen and subsequently being stereotyped as "promiscuous," reached an understanding with her more traditional mother after butting heads with her her whole life.
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The harassment campaign, which has gone viral in certain internet circles, has been dubbed #thotaudit, a portmanteau of the slang term for a sexually promiscuous person, "thot," and "audit," referring to an IRS investigation.
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In its present avatar, "deep state" seems set to go the way of "fake news" in American discourse, a once-useful term rendered meaningless by promiscuous repetition, often in reference to quite different things.
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Strauss-Kahn's political career was destroyed by a saga that not only drew global attention for many months but also sparked fierce debate in France about tolerance of promiscuous politicians and abuses of power.
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The real issue, in my opinion, occurs not when a parent is promiscuous or sexually non-normative, but when a parent goes to extreme lengths to hide truths about their identity from their child.
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The light is lit, The dark still can't encompass it; A vast supply of grateful gladness, Above the current badness/madness, Prompts us to spread good will promiscuous And warmest greetings all Christmas-cuous!
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What's more, there are examples of highly promiscuous animals which are heavily infected with sexually transmitted diseases yet carry on regardless ( two-spot ladybirds in Continental Europe are one example, believe it or not).
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I know what I'm talking about, because in my personal life I'm a target for a lot of open couples: I'm relatively promiscuous and think dating as a triad is cute and kinda hot.
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" They write that "a woman can, in the same day, lead a professional team and enjoy being the sexual object of a man, without being a 'promiscuous woman,' nor a vile accomplice of patriarchy.
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Meanwhile M.G.M. unleashed a smear campaign: Pinkerton detectives subjected her to surveillance; pressured her doctor to falsely say she had gonorrhea; and strong-armed fellow dancers to sign statements tagging her a promiscuous drunk.
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Stanley Burnshaw's "In the Terrified Radiance," for instance, suits the quantity of sun pouring in through the window expanses, and Noelle Vial's "Promiscuous Winds" seems to foreshadow winter's imminent grip on the Greenwich woods.
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Though "Slave Play," which was written and directed by queer black men, takes a lot of the assumptions of what might be called social justice culture for granted, it's nevertheless promiscuous in its provocations.
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In his controversial college writings, which Democrats accused Lee of trying to hide from the committee, Lee said gay men got AIDS at a higher rate than heterosexual men because gay men are more promiscuous.
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Everyone's a bit sweaty but in a sexy way—think sweaty like Nelly Furtado's "Promiscuous" video, not sweaty like you ran to catch the bus and now you're awkwardly perspiring too close to your neighbor.
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I definitely think I'm funny — I actually really laugh very hard at myself," she said, before admitting that she did end up coming across "a little bit more promiscuous than I thought I would look.
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" They suggest that men may also discriminate against the largest-breasted women "due to anticipated infidelity," as other research has shown that females with large breasts are perceived as being more promiscuous and "sexually open.
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The Red Cross calculates that more than one million Vietnamese have suffered health problems, including serious birth defects and cancers as a direct consequence of the promiscuous use of those poisons as weapons of war.
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Dr. Wright said that captive parrots' renowned talent for promiscuous vocal mimicry — of human speech, a multipart car alarm, a cat's meow — is probably a byproduct of an innate desire to parrot its own kind.
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" Urban Dictionary defines "cuffing" as the moment when "people who would normally rather be single or promiscuous find themselves, along with the rest of the world, desiring to be tied down by a serious relationship.
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Immortalized in books like Randy Shilts's And the Band Played On, Dugas also became central to the narrative at the time that the disease was spread by reckless, promiscuous men who have sex with men.
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I lived there for over 50 years, but that early part of my life was a double life: I was a closeted gay professional by day and then a compulsive and promiscuous hedonist by night.
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That's not exactly new terrain, but like the rest of the album, there is a rawness, a sexual honesty ("You probably think I must be broken / promiscuous boy, be ashamed"), and yes, a distinctly queer sensibility.
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Why Cruz gets establishment support Many are gravitating to Cruz, arguing, as Bush did, that his predictable views are more plausible in a Republican nominee than the philosophically promiscuous, cult of personality spectacle that is Trump.
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"There's a lot of bad evolutionary psychology out there," Saini says, citing research that variously argues that men are better leaders because of their hunter-gatherer origins, or that women are naturally less promiscuous than men.
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" Meanwhile, participants first exposed to porn later in life were more likely to exhibit promiscuous "playboy" behavior, defined by the inventory as "desire for multiple or non-committed sexual relationships and emotional distance from sex partners.
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The seductively sparse call-and-response of "Promiscuous" and oddly haunting rhythmic ballad "Say It Right" both made number one on the Billboard Hot 100, while the straight up club rush of "Maneater" was massive internationally.
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Try to listen to this track without imagining you're in some isolated shack shrouded in mist, whilst some maniac picks off your promiscuous female friends as they inexplicably reveal their going-straight-to-hell bare breasts.
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Set in the 17th century, it dealt with a promiscuous priest and the sexual fantasies of a nun, subjects that aroused the vocal opposition of the Roman Catholic clergy and some of the theater's biggest donors.
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The most sinister figure in "The Future Is History" is Alexander Dugin, an intellectual who hated the Soviet regime and plunged into promiscuous reading of philosophical books, beginning with Nietzsche and Heidegger, once that became possible.
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Jeff Garlin, who plays Mr. David's agent; JB Smoove, who plays Leon, the freeloading and promiscuous friend Mr. David never asked for; and Susie Essman, Mr. Garlin's wife on the show, are all expected to return.
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Some were teenagers who'd committed petty crimes, girls who were seen as "promiscuous" because they were having sex as teenagers, and boys who were thought to be "mentally perverted" because they had sex with other boys.
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Adoption agencies, anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers that referred mothers to these agencies, and Christian ministries often cast domestic "birth mothers" as either selfless martyrs or hopeless, promiscuous addicts—bad influences from whom children must be saved.
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That's obviously a stupid question, but to back up the case for the affirmative, over 150,000 condoms were supplied to athletes at the 2012 summer games in London, with the Olympic Village described by many as "promiscuous".
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He attacks the ideas that bisexuality isn't a real identity, that all bisexual people are just promiscuous, that they're all in open relationships, and that bisexuality is just a performative thing women do to turn men on.
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Writer Jen Ortiz began the interview by asking the women about the anti-feminist tone of the Making the Band episode in which O'Day was fired by Diddy, who used the word "promiscuous" to make his decision.
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According to figures from UNICEF, 88 percent of women in Sierra Leone have undergone FGM, with those who do not have their clitorises removed often facing intense social stigma and being branded unclean, promiscuous, or even diseased.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Men who behave like promiscuous playboys or feel powerful over women are more likely to have mental health problems than men with less sexist attitudes, according to a study released on Monday.
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As subsequent generations of these microbial gladiators endure further onslaughts of drugs, they evolve even greater resilience, improving their defenses against antibiotics and sometimes spreading these adaptations throughout the microbial universe through the promiscuous exchange of DNA.
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"Just like it's not true that millennials are all promiscuous people who are on Tinder all the time, it's also not true that all millennials are sexless and just watching porn in their moms' basements," she said.
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"When male voles drink alcohol they become promiscuous and it prevents them from bonding," Young says, citing a study he's currently running in which male voles are given alcohol and then allowed to mate with a female.
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As if under a gag order, she skates over the details of her divorce and parenting arrangement and takes the reader headlong into a phase where she is, by turns, suicidal, addicted to exercise and sexually promiscuous.
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Beginning with the friendship between Johnson, the moralist, and Boswell, his promiscuous future biographer — a connection that was initially forged outside the Club — Damrosch breathes life into "The Friends Who Shaped an Age" (in his subtitle's phrase).
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He's been as promiscuous and catholic with media as it is possible to be, and he's secured a place in the history of all of them, as evidenced by his presence in the collections of numerous museums.
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That promiscuous approach is one the globe-trotting Mr. Starling adopts in "At Twilight," though here Noh theater and Irish legend have been supplanted, as source materials, by modernism itself: The recent past is our own mythology.
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It also shows that sex-related cancers can affect far more than the young and promiscuous, and help debunk the idea that sexually transmitted infections (STI) are "punishments" for bad behavior or affect only specific groups of people.
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Critics of OTC contraception often focus on these areas, arguing that long-term use of birth control may have unforeseen safety concerns, or that wider access could make teens more promiscuous and lead to more sexually transmitted diseases.
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Specifically focusing on children, the researchers reported that movies were turning young viewers into "delinquents," with girls becoming promiscuous and boys aggressive (or at least they pretended to be, when playing) thanks to what they'd seen on film.
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And she played a crucial role in the passage of welfare reform, which gutted cash benefits to poor women and children based on the false claim that lazy and sexually promiscuous "welfare queens" were somehow bilking the system.
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The appealing qualities of the period's literature—its humor, its frankness about sex and power, its omnivorous curiosity about humanity and the world—can be squandered, by present-day revivalists, amid defunct slang, semicolon dashes, and promiscuous capitalization.
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Genus: blancmange; Species: muhallabia or isfidhabaj or panna cotta; or even, depending on your liberality, flan or crème brûlée or custard or Bavarian cream (which all contain eggs, and which probably only the most promiscuous taxonomist would permit).
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Looking at 80-year-old Cosby from across the courtroom, Feden called the entertainer a "con artist" and shamed his lawyer, Kathleen Bliss, for her characterizations of the women testifying against Cosby as fame-seeking, promiscuous party girls.
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The exhibition presents the novel as a wellspring of culture similar to the Bible and western art, if Jesus had been all about promiscuous sex and choosing which incense to perfume your robes with based on the season.
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It has a heated sidewalk and bizarre furnishings, like the Palm Beach residence, which include a chessboard at the bottom of a staircase with pieces custom-carved to resemble Epstein's staff in promiscuous poses, according to The Times.
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The idea that their relatively rich and cosmopolitan country might resort to flaying the promiscuous is bad enough; worse, perhaps, is any concession to a party that suggests such floggings are a step on the path to amputations.
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We identified a pattern of troubling behavior by Zach Smith: promiscuous and embarrassing sexual behavior, drug abuse, truancy, dishonesty, financial irresponsibility, a possible N.C.A.A. violation, and a lengthy police investigation into allegations of criminal domestic violence and cybercrimes.
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At Bill Cosby's first assault trial in 2017, his defense team painted a witness as "an attention-seeking, sexually promiscuous drug user whose real issue was a poor work ethic," Caroline Heldman wrote at Vox at the time.
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The lack of research to create a coherent explanation was further confounded by a reluctance on the part of some scientists and activists to perpetuate the dangerous myth of black women as sexually promiscuous — another holdover from slavery.
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The social conservatives are strait-laced, and he's promiscuous (he says); the male anti-feminists are insistently straight, and he's flamboyantly gay; the working-class white heartlanders are, well, working-class heartlanders, and he's a British-accented foreigner.
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Why keep around a practice that has been used to police people's sexuality, as well as further harmful stereotypes about race (Black women are perceived as having higher numbers, Francis says, because of stereotypes that Black women are promiscuous).
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President Trump has routinely singled out women leaders as "wacky," promiscuous and "low I.Q." But women are finding more leeway to run as what the Lee Foundation calls "360 degree candidates," presenting a range of life experiences to voters.
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I'd argue that she should still feel some — not for the typing but for what it represents, which is an act of fierce concentration in counterpoint to the stimulation-promiscuous, staccato nature of many children's lives now, especially online.
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You will let yourself think about this theoretical deposition, where he'll be asked about exactly how forward you were, because the point is to prove that you're promiscuous, which the defense has some idea might factor into your sexual harassment claim.
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First, despite the lack of a relationship between baculum size and testis size, there was a clear one between the bone's length (scaled for the size of the animal in question) and a species' promiscuity: more promiscuous species had longer bacula.
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Cattrall, 60, then went to work with interior designer and friend Tony Ingrao to transform one of the building's listings from its 1970s state into a modern, sophisticated and sultry space that would have done her promiscuous publicist character proud.
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Men and women were found to be socially promiscuous -- making more and more friends and social contacts -- until the age of 25, after which point they started losing them rapidly, with women losing them at an initially faster rate than men.
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"Once you've made decisions and found the appropriate people, you can be much less socially promiscuous and invest your time in these people," added Robin Dunbar, a professor of evolutionary psychology at the University of Oxford who co-authored the paper.
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The head-scarfed new roommate struggles to adjust to the (relatively) promiscuous lifestyle of her roommates and hides all traces of debauchery in the apartment (alcohol bottles, ashtrays, pipes) in a panic when visited by her ultra-conservative fiancé Wissam.
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A remnant from the alluring era of screwball comedies and film noir, Lace was never a major star, but she left some potentially incendiary letters about "drunk leading men" and "promiscuous married ingénues" under the floorboards of her Tennessee home.
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German security officials' response has been weaker "when it comes to message forums like 4chan and 8chan and this new, more diffuse and ideologically more promiscuous far-right extremism," said Peter R. Neumann, a professor of security studies at King's College.
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What if women are in fact "wired," at some level, to be sexually dominant and promiscuous, and to use sex for pleasure and building social bonds with other women — and it is primarily environment that has resulted in our behaving otherwise?
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But if the promiscuous connections of global capitalism have made the planet more strange, they have helped forge a real acquaintance among peoples who once were strangers, by making the handiwork of each more familiar and legible to the other.
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Having to argue against the idea that bisexuality doesn't really exist, that bisexual people need to just choose a side, and that being bisexual is really just an excuse to be promiscuous isn't just a part of these people's coming out stories.
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Coined by feminist film scholar Carol J. Clover in 1992, the trope included a very specific set of characteristics from 70s-20183s slashers: The classic final girl was virginal, virtuous, and innocent, especially when compared to her sexually promiscuous friends, who inevitably die.
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Saturn being direct in this area of your chart will make you more selective when it comes to your sexual partners, and this may come as a surprise to people who are used to you being more promiscuous and down for anything.
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The new Trump-era rules meant companies can now refuse to cover the cost of birth control by seeking religious or moral exemptions — a move that was justified by the false notion that giving women free birth control makes them more promiscuous.
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She quickly accumulated a criminal record mostly thanks to local laws meant to control "loose women" and the spread of venereal disease; her first charge was in Seattle for disorderly conduct in 1943, when she was branded "a promiscuous woman," Levin reports.
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In the past, Fury suggested he'd "hang" his sister if he thought she was promiscuous, said two boxing rivals Tony Bellew and David Price were "gay lovers," and once went on an anti-Semitic rant, according to The Guardian and The Telegraph.
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It's a kind of memoir, this novel, in which God recounts his obsession with a tall, lanky, promiscuous lab rat, a young woman who's smart enough to enlist bacteria in the production of clean energy, but who just can't find the right man.
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Read more: Justin Bieber opens up about abusing Xanax: 'It got dark'"I found myself doing things that I was so ashamed of, being super-promiscuous and stuff, and I think I used Xanax because I was so ashamed," he told the magazine.
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Some have read conservative sexual politics into the story, and Carpenter has spent decades denying that he was trying to punish the promiscuous, a tough case to make when (spoiler alert!) the girls who have sex are killed while the virgin survives.
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Hard Candy isn't first-rate Madonna, either: she recruited Timbaland after he'd produced huge hits for Nelly Furtado ("Promiscuous") and Justin Timberlake ("Cry Me a River"), so it felt at the time as though she was chasing pop trends rather than setting them.
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The possibility of unintended effects is still a concern in developing any CRISPR therapy—another study published online last week as a preprint showed that when using a "deliberately promiscuous" form of CRISPR in a mouse liver, there were hundreds of off-target gene edits.
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At stake for the Republican Party is whether it embraces a new generation of conservatism, as embodied by Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz, the children of Cuban immigrants, or hitches its wagon to a deeply unorthodox, anti-immigrant and politically promiscuous figure like Mr. Trump.
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One of the 65 women who signed a letter in defense of Judge Brett Kavanaugh right after he was accused of sexual assault was the butt of a cruel joke on his 1983 yearbook page, where he used her name and implied she was promiscuous.
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Yep, while hip-hop is often characterized by its detractors as a vacuous music concerned only with chasing the trilogy of money, cars and promiscuous members of the opposite sex, when rappers get political they like to do so in fiery and uncompromising terms.
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Francesca—who had a threesome feels was "very male gaze-y," after being unicorn hunted online—says she feels bisexual women are hunted most often in this way because they "are seen as greedy and promiscuous and always up for sex" according to societal stereotypes.
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Ms. Shamieh, best known as the creator of the popular Palestinian-American family portrait "Roar" (2004), has taken promiscuous liberties with history to ponder the oppressiveness of sex (in many senses of the word) and class in the days when the pyramids were new.
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For example, one could invest decades of effort in reproducing within a committed family structure to have it undermined by a single promiscuous interloper: Men could be deceived into investing in another man's offspring; women could be abandoned with multiple children and limited resources.
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As the geneticist Sarah Tishkoff of the University of Pennsylvania reminded me, human beings are too young as a species, too promiscuous and full of wanderlust, always moving and mixing, for the kind of separation and differentiation that would cause true speciation to have occurred.
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According to statistics gathered by the Human Rights Campaign, 46 percent of bisexual women have been raped (compared to 17 percent of heterosexual women and 13 percent of lesbians), which indicates that people take advantage of the misconception that bisexual women are "attention-seeking" and "promiscuous."
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Though Haddad has been invited to perform around the world and Dorit has been invited to perform at the White House, neither of them believe the promiscuous and deviant stereotype projected onto women who dance raqs al-sharqi have changed much in the last half-century.
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" According to the study, bisexual individuals face stressors and stigma that are unique to their community, such as being "perceived as immoral and unstable," or "stereotyped to be confused about their sexual orientation, hypersexual, and sexually promiscuous individuals who are more likely to transmit sexually transmitted diseases.
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The characters' promiscuous, boa-flinging, "Oh, Mary"-spouting, drown-your-troubles-in-a-vodka-bottle histrionics were distinctly off-message during the years when gay men were trying to cultivate lawmakers and police with their new images as activists or pillars of the community, not of Sodom.
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The Saudis and their allies in the Emirates also see Qatar as promiscuous: it has flirted with Israel, embraced the radical Muslim Brotherhood and offers shelter to the radical Palestinian group Hamas, all while using the pan-Arab reach of the al Jazeera news network to convey its perspective.
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Which is a shame, really, because Britney singing "The night is still young to be seduced" in the melody of "Some of them want to be abused" before immediately sliding into a Nelly Furtado "Promiscuous"-era rap verse punctuated by a flurry of air horns deserves to be canon.
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At 17, Ms. Fisher made her first movie, "Shampoo" (1975), Hal Ashby's satire of Nixon-era politics and the libidinous Los Angeles culture of the time, in which she played the precocious daughter of a wealthy woman (Lee Grant) having an affair with a promiscuous hairdresser (Warren Beatty).
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To the many nonhuman species she writes about, the author brings her characteristically vivid descriptions and droll humor: We learn that male and female African forest weaver birds sing together, in unison; that male macaque monkeys sometimes carry and groom their babies; that female sandpipers are shamelessly promiscuous.
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Next, Curtis and de Barra classified participants' responses into six common categories of disgust "cues": poor hygiene; animals/insects that bring disease (such as mice or mosquitoes); promiscuous sex; atypical appearance (body deformities as well as behavioral irregularity, such as coughing or homelessness); lesions, blisters, boils or pus; and spoiled food.
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Some of the most vociferous critics of that article—as well as the annual calendar of gay megaparties like the Black Party, known collectively as "the Circuit"—have been gay men, who are convinced that these celebrate the worst aspects of the gay world, such as overt drug use, promiscuous sex, and superficiality.
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A flatter characterization of Chantel would only color her as studious or promiscuous, but Leslie Harris, who wrote and directed the film, turns her heroine into someone a lot harder to pin down—a smart rebel who's confident, cheeky, and loud-mouthed one moment and then completely unsure of her life the next.
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The 8003-year-old, who hails from the Netherlands and would only share his first name, had already spent time on forums bashing deceptive pick-up artists and promiscuous women, but ultimately found a home in this lesser-known community populated by involuntarily celibate men obsessed with extreme measures of ostensible self-improvement.
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"The fact is, the image in the ad — for which Melania Trump apparently willingly posed and has long been widely available online — isn't objectionable because she's nude or because it implies she's 'promiscuous' (which, by the way, it doesn't, though it does suggest she may have bigger hands than Donald)," Mair wrote in an email.
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In fact, the mother-of-two tells Vogue, she felt "odd" wearing what she called "promiscuous clothes" when she shot her first-ever luxury campaign for Kenzo's Momento spring 2018 offering, designer Carol Lim and Huberto Leon's second nostalgia-based collection which pays tribute to the brand's denim debut on the runway in 1986.
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The novel, which instantly secured Hollinghurst's reputation, not only brought into the light "things best covered by darkness," as its promiscuous young narrator, William Beckwith, says; it did so with a stylistic prowess and attentive rigor that made previous writers of sexually explicit fiction, gay and straight alike, look squeamish and incurious by comparison.
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There is a restless and shitty immortality that comes with this sort of anti-celebrity—the sense that a so-memed player's name is forever lurking just offscreen on that What We're Shouting About Now graphic on ESPN, ready to scroll up, unbidden, and receive more extremely casual scrutiny from some promiscuous anti-expert or other.
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We know Trump was potentially exposed to syphilis based on his own statements that he was sexually promiscuous in the 1980s, a period when syphilis cases were rapidly increasing in the U.S. "I've been so lucky in terms of that whole world," he told Howard Stern in 1997, referring to his dating life the decade prior.
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I mean I've read that young people today are not any more promiscuous or sexual than they were 20 or 40 or 50 years ago, despite this impression that we have that kids are sexting all the time, like there's all of a sudden this culture where you have to perform your sexuality through technology all the time.
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For the uninitiated, Sex Education follows Otis (Butterfield), the awkward teen son of a promiscuous sex therapist (Gillian Anderson), and his best friend Eric (Gatwa), a gay Black boy, as they deal with adolescent pressures and make some cash dishing out relationship and sex advice to their classmates with the help of Otis's crush, the troubled Maeve (Emma Mackey).
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There, he and his wife spent two years interviewing around 300 men and women about their relationship preferences, family life, and sexual histories, and they found that stereotypical attitudes about men and women—that men are aggressive and promiscuous, while women are coy and prefer long-term monogamy—only really played out in areas where women outnumbered men.
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In addition to showcasing Breiding's photography practice, "A Portrait" is an intertextual and pleasurable genre-promiscuous work that extends her photographic work into video and installation, yielding an experiential pathos upon the quiet meditation she gifts to viewers on art, commerce, and her friendship with the late American photographer, writer, filmmaker, theorist, and critic Allan Sekula.
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"In an attempt to explain the trend of women shifting their allegiances to the Labour party, Johnson suggests that it is either due to the party's "planned erosion of male liberty — such as ending the right to drink in public places," or because of "Labour's most bizarre promise, that women will be more promiscuous if Mr Blair comes to power.
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Whereas Democrats in 1998 frantically searched for promiscuous lawmakers and spoke of coup by impeachment and overturning the will of the people, Republicans today are casting about to find prior attempts to use the White House for political gain and insisting that it takes acts of the worst villainy to oust a president because after all the people elected him.
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Unfortunately, the particle outside the event horizon — the invisible boundary that is a black hole's point of no return — also has to be entangled with another particle that has already emerged from the black hole, and the laws of quantum mechanics prohibit such promiscuous arrangements, which leads to a paradox and the possibility that there is a firewall at the edge of a black hole.
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He's simply picking up what his own people, the Jewish people, already said about themselves: We're the chosen people of the one true God, and to prove it to you here's a long story about how awful and promiscuous and murderous and fallible we are, how terrible our leaders often turned out to be, and how we deserved every exile and punishment we received.
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Partly it's because pop-music journalism arose out of the intersection of early rock-and-roll magazines like Rolling Stone and Crawdaddy , when they still had an alternative-press aura, and the New Journalism, with its promiscuous use of the first person, and that gave it a confessional tone and a voice that suggested that we're all on the same side in the struggle, whatever struggle it is.
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At the time of the alleged sexual assault, in a troubling series of events, Bryant claimed that he thought the sex was consensual (even though he admitted to police that he had not explicitly asked for consent); his legal team tried to discredit the accuser by portraying her as promiscuous, and said her name in open court multiple times; and the court system leaked it to the media.
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The "tells" included: the novel's focus on events in New York and Boston (where Klein had also worked); its often over-the-top "tough love" perspective on issues including race, education, and public employee unions; and its implicit sense that the character based on Bill Clinton was promiscuous in his political views as well as his personal life—a point Klein had made earlier under his own byline.
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An in-depth look at how universities compromise due process norms in adjudicating sexual assault cases — and it is clear they do — is overdue; instead, the authors choose a handful of egregious examples to make the case that campus sexual assault isn't all that common and that the bigger problem is innocent young men railroaded by promiscuous women who get drunk and regret their choices, or flat-out lie at the behest of conniving campus feminists.
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