Bob, stroking his goatee, laughed out loud at my confusion.
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"Maybe something close to?" he offered, stroking his blond whiskers.
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To Sunstein's astonishment, the professor was stroking the student's hair.
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See his unease by how he's stroking his beard. Seven.
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Somewhere, Kris Jenner is stroking a white cat and laughing maniacally.
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But I also can feel whatever people are stroking or holding.
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Ivic sat talking to the coat-swaddled child, stroking her hair.
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"You can't beat me," Ms. Wilsey said, stroking the dog, Dazzle.
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"People romanticize paring their lives down," he said, stroking his chin.
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Adam Buchwald, stroking a precocious five-o'clock shadow, pitched a visitor.
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Eggleston passed his hand through the air, in a stroking gesture.
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"This is my baby," she said, stroking the doll's blonde hair.
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His celebration — stroking his chin — may have been a G.O.A.T. reference.
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Something like a hand softly stroking the top of my head.
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"You're such a clever person," Dujardin said, stroking her brown back.
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She roamed around, stroking books by Arthur Rackham and Judy Blume.
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Fox News has been filling that role by stroking his ego.
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Some people find happiness in the velvety fur of a flower petal while on shrooms, stroking and stroking again while sat in the garden for what feels like four seconds but is probably more like 18 minutes.
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Mary Louise is, of course, immediately by her side, stroking her back.
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But I think best while stroking my beard or twiddling a trinket.
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She said she remembers Cosby stroking her hair before she blacked out.
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His eyes raked over my body, and he began stroking himself faster.
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He plays with me, stroking and probing as I shiver against him.
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A clue might be President Barack Obama not stroking Kanye's celebrity ego.
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Giving you a gentle nudge if you pause while you're stroking them.
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My mom sat next to me, stroking my hair and smiling sympathetically.
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"Jazz-influenced music doesn't have to mean chin-stroking music," he said.
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Andrade stopped stroking putts, approached Olazábal and gave him a warm embrace.
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They aren't sitting around sending one another Signal messages while stroking white cats.
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"Look at her," Griffin said, stroking the healthy-looking dog sitting beside her.
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The "Sorry" singer was seen stroking the model's face as she teared up.
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" And I said, "I don't have any photos of me stroking a tiger.
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Each resident spent a short period handling, stroking and talking to a PARO.
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If someone is stroking your back, they might be giving you a PAT.
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The photo shows a young woman stroking a young man's curly blond hair.
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Our coverage cannot be chin-stroking and scholarly; we have to wade in.
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From personal experience, stroking Henry felt a lot like rubbing semi-smooth sandpaper.
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Enhance drowsiness by rocking or softly stroking the sleep-bound while you sing.
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Paul is also shown stroking the cub&aposs stomach and feeding it bamboo.
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Throughout the meeting, Weinstein is seen repeatedly stroking Thompson's arm and touching her.
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One of those, '#tradefortrade', led to a profile with a male stroking themselves suggestively.
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"I'm not scared of them ghosts" she tells her little sister, stroking her hair.
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But working in the White House, even this one, is intoxicating and ego-stroking.
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"Monoculture is not agriculture," he said stroking one of the cows under her chin.
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She looked so beautiful, and I told her so, stroking her hair and face.
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"Tourism screws up the identity of a place," said Mr. Kihlgren, stroking his goatee.
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Dr. Mekkia Mahdi, the doctor in charge, sat by her bed, stroking her hair.
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In the moments before my son's birth, Claude sat with me, stroking my arm.
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Lovingly stroking a "Fugit Amor," Mr. Bowman said the headaches had been worth it.
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Oh, God, now he's stroking his chin and nodding thoughtfully at a Rembrandt. Christ.
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Torreyes, though, had the last word, stroking a bases-loaded single up the middle.
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"My dear, my dear, please," he said softly, stroking the crown of her head.
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Other attendees stopped, stared and reflected, some stroking their chins, some shaking their heads.
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Yep, after faithfully stroking the President's ego, Kanye West finally got his narcissistic wish.
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She is then shown standing naked on the Resolute Desk and stroking T.I.'s tie.
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Instead of stroking his beard, or his fleeces, his hands lay still in his knees.
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Must be nice to have your human back in head-stroking mode where she belongs.
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He was sleeping and she was stroking his hair/face and singing him a lullaby.
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But after a prison term, Sonny gets high by stroking the keys of a piano.
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There are some fine moments, as well as consistently eye-stroking costumes from Sandy Powell.
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"I'm really comfortable with the way I'm stroking the putter right now," Koepka said Friday.
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First, though, they had a moment, with Elizabeth stroking Philip's jaw and touching his chest.
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Jackie Bradley Jr. then fouled off two pitches before stroking a slider up the middle.
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"My mom didn't want me to be shy," she said, stroking her mink pageant sash.
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She approached the distraught Kampouris and sat beside her, stroking the girl under the chin.
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"I feel at home here," said Nahimana, stroking the extensive scars on her two arms.
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Although Clarice (Becca Andrews) helps search for her hero, she stays an ego-stroking damsel.
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Because she took apart the Trump marriage for me and then talked about stroking phones.
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According to the Flemish dictionary, there are four ways to sign the word "Jewish": by stroking the chin; by stroking an imagined goatee; by mimicking bilateral pipe curls with the fingers; and by moving a hooked finger over the face — symbolizing a hooked nose.
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While the view only shows a still image, the woman appears to be stroking his hair.
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Totally unfazed, she continues stroking her hair and posing for the camera while Seinfeld looks appalled.
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After the ruling, Mr. Cosby sat in his chair motionless, looking ahead and stroking his neck.
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Chloë was stroking Brooklyn's arm, and at one point Brooklyn had his head on Chloë's shoulder.
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"Swishing, lightly stroking, and flicking your hair isn't going to do any damage," Kingsley assures me.
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The next morning I woke up to him looking into my eyes and stroking my hair.
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"We talk about girls using dildos or vibrators or a man stroking a penis," she explains.
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Like, legit rage and contemplation of taking my rifle and butt stroking the person to death.
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"I don't know," he says, his voice ascending with faux anxiety, his hand stroking his chin.
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"This is smart, because the media is full of people whose egos need stroking," she added.
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I started stroking one on its back, feeling the ridges on its exoskeleton underneath my finger.
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And their plans usually involve nefarious, chin-stroking plots that require secret meetings or flickering candlelight.
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No one was around #notokay • 40yo guitar teacher teaches me to strum by stroking my leg.
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Seeing it there, among the chin stroking tourists and bored, meandering invigilators, I felt a pang.
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After the three-hour session, Mr. Broeksmit still needed some stroking, and the F.B.I. agents obliged.
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I asked the vet whether Augustus, half doped, would have some idea of my stroking him.
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The other's an inexperienced, unqualified, accidental president who's dedicated to nothing but stroking his own ego.
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His half crouch indicated that indeed, yes, it was he stroking my inner thigh without invitation.
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Three other folks are breast stroking the green shallows, none of them microbially "hot" in appearance.
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The sensuousness — eroticism, even — of the stroking motions also evokes the dynamics of a man's romantic conquest, and the inherent menace of violence therein: the image of man as hunter, catching his prey (a woman), and stroking her to the point of a petite mort (or worse).
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The trick would be to manage Popov carefully, stroking his ego and showing deference to his skills.
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"I LOVE your braids!" she exclaimed, sticking her hand out and stroking them without a second thought.
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But you didn't see anyone stroking someone else's faux lashes, or tugging at their blue-streaked wig.
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Fire and swords are deadly and all, but softly stroking piano keys can be pretty brutal, too.
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She also shared a sweet moment with her nephew, stroking the newly baptized three-month-old's head.
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Why, you even ran a shoe advertisement that showed an Indian squaw stroking some dude's damn shoes!
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I dropped to the floor, keeping my eyes on hers and rose slowly, stroking her inner legs.
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The boy is seen gently stroking the chick's soft feathers at it curls up in his arms.
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They are made pliable through the stroking of their egos, not by rubbing them the wrong way.
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He would look ecstatically happy one moment, cackl ing and stroking my beard, and terrified the next.
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They will bliss out stroking a wavy, fur-lined installation that makes music as you rub it.
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You'll realize from my point above about stroking the covers of books, I need a physical text.
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Meanwhile, an equally large group of tourists is posing in the back, stroking the bull's private parts.
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They stuck one arm through a curtain so they couldn't see what was so tenderly stroking them.
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"We buried it under the tree where Martha died," says Cockburn, stroking the still-vibrant paper flowers.
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The source told PEOPLE that Chloë was stroking Brooklyn's arm and he rested his head on her shoulder.
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"We are not soccer fans... we didn't even know soccer rules," Aleksandr told Reuters, while stroking the puma.
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Trump's "I Really Don't Care, Do U?" trench — and stands naked on the desk, stroking T.I.'s tie.
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His press conference was basically what Carter's "cackling and stroking his evil pussycat" looks like in real life.
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State dinners, motorcades, the pandering of Fox & Friends and endless ego-stroking were all that he ever wanted.
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The insecticide is not used in flea collars because it might be picked up by children stroking pets.
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"This is what's in your pillows," Reuven said, stroking the down of a limp duck in his hands.
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I smell the rain before it comes, and the sun speaks to my skin like a finger stroking.
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"No, I'm not going now," she said, stroking the grass that has sprung up over her daughter's grave.
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Eddie lay on the floor in a pair of waders, stroking the neck of their small dog, Cocoa.
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We would trade mags before lock-in, and release pent-up stress by stroking the mental pain away.
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"Wow, you've got a beautiful smile," he said, idly stroking my waist, my stomach, my hips, my thighs.
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She would sit on the bed with the stone in her lap, stroking it, until her agitation subsided.
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He considers himself a strong leader, and such blatant ego-stroking is how he likes to be handled.
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"Picture it," he said, stroking the spine of the book as he moved closer, pressing himself against me.
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"We've been looking forward to this for months," says Ellie Chao from Taiwan, stroking a small barn owl.
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She felt as if she were deep underwater, desperately stroking up toward the surface, toward light and air.
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Suck-ups try to get ahead by stroking the boss's ego instead of earning his or her favor.
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Sure, social media is powerful, and this is just another disconcerting signal Trump prefers ego-stroking propaganda to reality.
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Taurus' erogenous zone is the ears, so nuzzling, nibbling or stroking the ears is a good move for foreplay.
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He just held me tighter and ran his fingertips up and down, slowly tempting me open with his stroking.
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The government's penchant for chin-stroking contemplation is a reflection of the difficulty it has in getting anything done.
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Ammon exercised his right to Jed's bare arms, stroking his fingers lightly down until he reached Jed's loaded weapon.
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The Phillies led 5-2 at one point, with Bryce Harper and Cesar Hernandez each stroking two-run singles.
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The moment the straps were off, people were all over the figure—cuddling in its lap, stroking its feet.
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They were yet to utter the word "mami," Spanish for mother, to the women cuddling, stroking and feeding them.
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I imagine stroking her hair or giving her a pillow to feel more comfortable, but I cannot do anything.
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" It was, as a senior Democratic staffer told me, a "master class in stroking the American establishment's erogenous zones.
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"I came because I thought this was going to be a monumental day," she said, stroking her daughter's head.
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He leans forward in his bright purple retro chair, stroking at his freshly shaven chin for a few seconds.
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She stood, smiling, with her arm wrapped protectively around him, nuzzling his dark hair and stroking his rounded cheek.
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Pinch-hitter Coco Crisp broke open the deadlock in the seventh inning, stroking a single that scored Michael Martinez.
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ASMR soothes the crisis of authority by turning expertise into a surface affect, a kind of existential brow-stroking.
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"At one point I was stroking her hair and I started crying," Caroline Sturgess told The Guardian last week.
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LG: Doug is stroking it lovingly and it looks kind of like it would be like an old iMac.
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Thirdly, she spends a lot of time stroking, sniffing, licking, and berating her bald-headed, body-less silicone doppelganger.
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The film ends right after that revelation, with Nick slowly stroking his rich, entitled, and cold wife's beautiful blonde hair.
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A concertgoer at the JoBros' Hollywood Bowl show Monday was caught stroking Nick's upper leg and reaching for his butt.
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He took my hair and wound it around his fingers and started stroking my throat with a soft rotating movement.
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Washington's current expertise in stroking the egos of plutocrats will have to be replaced with more consumer-oriented marketing chops.
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You might think that life as the Bachelor is one big, ego-stroking fantasy...and, well, you might be right.
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Once, I watched a guy strolling an aisle pause to chat briefly with a man stroking away in a seat.
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The mainstream media viewed Trump's candidacy as a sideshow -- rich guy TV celebrity pursues hopeless but ego-stroking presidential campaign.
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When he stands up, he does it slowly, and with his hand stroking from the thigh up around his butt.
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It was a Comic Con for beard-stroking music geeks, all set to a soundtrack of Mr. Joel's greatest hits.
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Mr. Wiesel watched his mother and his sister Tzipora walk off to the right, his mother protectively stroking Tzipora's hair.
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Sequestering themselves for weeks, thinking deep thoughts and stroking their beards, they finally emerged with a pronouncement of their findings.
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"Look at what a sweet child he is," she says, already beside us, her thick hand stroking P.T.'s hair.
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Her husband stretched out on the floor in a pair of waders, stroking the neck of their small dog, Cocoa.
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A man who had been dreamily stroking his beard dived for a couple of the eggs as they glided by.
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Every now and then, someone would come up and start interacting with the bush; stroking the leaves, pulling them off.
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"Believe me dear, I would love to run my hands through your real hair," she said, stroking the virtual representation.
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At her apartment, Ardin said he began stroking her leg, then removing her clothes, breaking her necklace in the process.
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Sometimes I just sit on my sofa, stroking my cat, and I can't tell you how happy it makes me.
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The big inning included Whit Merrifield, Alex Gordon and Moss stroking RBI doubles and an Alcides Escobar two-run single.
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Sinking, the water stroking my crown of leaves as it comes apart, dark tribune, archaic clown, I open my eyes.
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You're going to encounter a good deal of self-invested, ego-stroking types in your professional life this year, Cancer.
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And while others are exquisitely crafted, there is too much of the harebrained here to trigger a chin-stroking critique.
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As she spoke, My Little Pony played on the TV. D.A. watched from the bed, quietly stroking her little brother's hair.
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"You're so much like him," Penelope coos at Archie during her son's funeral, straight up stroking the teen's face and hair.
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It's your partner stroking your hair, rubbing your back, or pulling you close for a foot massage after a long day.
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My sister, father, and I spent the last 24 hours of her life dosing her with morphine and stroking her forehead.
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"I hope that is some comfort for you," the twisted mother tells her daughter, stroking the tears off her face. Wow.
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Plus, Streaks is a lot less annoying than stroking your phone screen repeatedly for eight seconds for one measly life. Ugh.
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Yasiel Puig put Los Angeles ahead 4-2 when stroking a fifth-inning, two-run homer — his fifth of the year.
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It was then Bieber's turn to comfort his fiancée as he was seen stroking the model's face as she teared up.
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Come morning, when I rinsed my face, I immediately noticed how much smoother my skin felt — I couldn't stop stroking it!
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She gave a yelp that was abruptly cut off when his hand lingered, stroking the red mark he had left behind.
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Back when we were speaking, they'd stand in the kitchen while I was trying to make dinner, stroking each other's faces.
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Careful diplomacy with the North on one hand, and gentle ego stroking of Trump on the other hand (Nobel prize, anyone?).
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Scherzer helped his cause by scoring two runs and stroking a double, setting a career high with 16 hits this season.
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Naled is not permitted in some products, including flea treatments — for fear that children might receive large doses by stroking pets.
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Metzinger could feel the stroking, but the body to which it was happening seemed to be situated in front of him.
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I imagine that—like me stroking my pregnant belly—she did not need to see her child to be a mother.
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Who cares that the sequins are this badly sewn on when you can entertain yourself for hours stroking Nicolas Cage's face?
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Williams crushed certain shots with customary power and precision but mistimed many others, muttering to herself and shadow-stroking between rallies.
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"I missed you, I missed you," Rosario whispered through her tears, stroking her daughter's hair, because now Fanny was crying, too.
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Studies of older adults found that holding hands, hugging, kissing and mutual stroking also contribute to a greater quality of life.
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I see myself as Donald's second First Lady, taking his arm and stroking whatever manages to seductively emerge from his sleeve.
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Heather Costa described Rofé grinding his erect penis against her backside and stroking her breasts while she read copy in 2008.
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Resplendent in a blue shirt and black jacket and stroking his beard, Harry listened with interest as the winners were announced.
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"Y'know, I'm sure I could get you a part in Toy Story 3," he says, stroking one of the dolls' hands.
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The base also has a built in wireless charger, four speakers, and a fun volume slider you control by stroking a circle.
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White clubber home runs in his final two plate appearances on Friday night before stroking a leadoff homer in the third inning.
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After chasing Liriano, J.D. Martinez welcomed reliever Mike Bolsinger by stroking his first pitch into left field for a two-run single.
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Luckily, the flippers that walruses use to swim through the frigid ocean can also easily reach down and stroke whatever needs stroking.
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The triangular design provides three handles for maximum comfort and leverage and it offers two different speeds capable of delivering powerful stroking.
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Jon takes his glove off, and proceeds to straight-up pet Drogon, stroking his snout like you would an everyday dire wolf.
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Dozier took Anderson deep in the third, stroking a three-run shot to left for his 18th to make it 9-0.
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I got in my car after saying bye, looked over and saw that he had his weiner out and was stroking it.
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When 79-year-old Carla Brooks opened her eyes from a deep sleep, a shadowy figure appeared above her, stroking her hair.
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One scene, where Moore recites a pseudo-Confucian philosophy while stroking a pet rabbit, Bond-villain style, almost didn't make the cut.
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Iris seemed to relax around Thula, stroking her ears and whiskers, and the cat didn't even mind when Iris held her tail.
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On March 21st, however, the Republican front-runner visited Washington, DC for a day of traditional foreign-policy chin-stroking and speechifying.
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She and Alex Karpovsky, who plays the cantankerous Ray, just can't stop giggling when the script calls for some tender face-stroking.
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" Given that dopamine release is normal for pleasant activities one could claim that stroking a cat release dopamine "just like cocaine does.
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Thomas put the U.S. back ahead on the 15th with a sublime second shot to six-feet, before stroking in the birdie.
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So what if the requirements for being treated as "special" involve playacting hyperfemininity, stroking a man's ego and carefully managing his feelings?
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Mr. Freeman, a stocky and bearded Zimbabwean, stood off to the side, stroking the feathers of his 17-month-old bird, Bomber.
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Mr. Dorsey, who spoke little during the meeting, paced with his hands alternating from stroking his beard to digging into his pockets.
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Mr. Zelensky repeatedly lavished praise on Mr. Trump, employing a strategy of ego-stroking that world leaders often use with the president.
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Around them, the hotel swelled with people sitting alone, stroking their phones with one hand while eating or drinking with the other.
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"By putting his paw on you whilst you are stroking him, he is further extending contact and reciprocating affection back," Forrest wrote.
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On a group camping trip, she woke in the middle of the night to find Mr. Lyman kissing and stroking her arms.
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But Polanco, who doubled in the second inning before stroking a leadoff single in the fifth, struck once again in the sixth.
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She was particularly partial to Hugo the Duck, a character she created, stroking his feather head until her daughter gently chided her.
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Tandy hadn't had too many opportunities to see her from the outside, but they felt, stroking that hide, that she was actually theirs.
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Dr. Zaher Sahloul leans in and tries to wake him, calling his name and stroking his pale cheek, but there is no response.
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I'm angry that I wasted so much time stroking men's egos, I'm angry that I watched men fail up for merely being adequate.
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It was Orlando's 10th career home run, but his second in eight games after stroking one in his first 74 contests this season.
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One variant of this involves a female performer cracking lewd jokes while stroking the genitals of her male counterpart (with his trousers on).
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I've experienced microaggressions in the past, like people saying you're really pretty for a Black girl or coming up and stroking my hair.
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" – "I took a fully-clothed bath with three of my friends, and we spent the whole time stroking each other's hair and faces.
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"This is my friendly little place and I love it," said Gregory, stroking one of the 12 cats who also call it home.
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Sam treats Debbie differently than all the other women, stroking her ego while obliterating all the other women's with his frequent misogynistic remarks.
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Modesty and duty to country were more important than stroking his own ego — a lesson one or more of his successors might heed.
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In a study, participants were exposed to a stressful situation and tasked with stroking a rabbit, turtle or toy versions of said animals.
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PH Evan Gattis recorded his first hit of the season, stroking a single off Royals LHP Danny Duffy to open the ninth inning.
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Kissing and stroking can act as encouragement, or simply be a way of "checking in" to ensure all partners are still enjoying themselves.
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I asked who did believe in it, then, and he gestured as if he were stroking a beard (Cuban sign language for Castro).
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It's usually done by touching or stroking your real hand and touching the rubber hand in the same way at the same time.
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We are supposed to be stroking one off to the flag and blowing shit up and stuff, not some lady's round, bouncy parts.
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I don't enjoy its sexed-up treatment of tango, with women flaunting their underwear and dancers of both sexes steamily stroking their thighs.
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Eight minutes later, Ismaily sprinted to beat Ederson to the ball before rounding the keeper and stroking a shot into the unguarded net.
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In his mind, it's all about him — and while he's stroking his fragile ego, basic functions of government are being neglected or worse.
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Fatigued after their long journey, the two travellers rested with Sazeracs in a forest of ferns, bright-green tentacles stroking their hair. ♦
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There are horror freakouts, action adventures, chin-stroking dramas, goofball comedies, tear-soaked melodramas, rarefied art films and down-and-dirty exploitation flicks.
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His most devoted followers were women, with whom he seemed overly intimate, kissing and stroking their hands, and accompanying them to public bathhouses.
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Those vibrating, pulsing, crying, howling, screaming, silent, vicious, bleeding, enveloping, staring, saturating, penetrating, stroking, petting paintings were right there in front of us.
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In the hospital room, Nadia said the head of the gang would sit at her bedside, stroking her hair and calling her his daughter.
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In her final moments, Adalynn's older brother, Jackson, was at her side, stroking his little sister's hair as she lay in her hospital bed.
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To the cop stroking his pistol, I was a black man—and black men in America are viewed as incredibly dangerous and easily expendable.
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"It's so great having a beard," he says, stroking his chin again and again, as though a beloved cat had curled up upon it.
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In the middle of the night, Mr. Escobar said, he woke up to find Mr. Van Wagenen's hand down his pants, stroking his genitals.
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The needles down my shoulders and spine were an acupuncture treatment called "stroking the dragon," which is supposed to help the parasympathetic nervous system.
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And if you bring the kids, they will likely bliss out stroking a wavy, fur-lined installation that makes music as you rub it.
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On a group camping trip, the student woke up in the middle of the night to find Mr. Lyman kissing and stroking her arms.
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Center fielder Scott Kingery started it off by stroking a two-run homer to left, and Mets reliever Tyler Bashlor then entered the game.
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Henriques squats on the ground next to Harry, periodically stroking the reptile's back while he talks, as relaxed as if in his living room.
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" The panel bearing this caption features a caricature of the villain stroking a white cat and saying, "Choose your next witticism carefully, western democracy.
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The slightly upward angle of his webcam wasn't the most flattering, but, even hunched over his computer and stroking his penis, he was undeniably hot.
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But throw those two together and the fight fan will surprise him or herself: stroking one's chin and agreeing that one would indeed watch that.
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In the case of Soviet-era Russian faith healer Alan Chumak, it usually manifested as a grown man stroking an invisible and particularly grotesque cat.
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While the brothers were performing "Only Human," multiple fan videos captured footage of an audience member stroking Nick's upper leg and reaching for his butt.
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At this point in the argument, chin-stroking pundits will tell you the "hard truth" that those manufacturing jobs we lost are not coming back.
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Wilmer Flores began stroking doubles and home runs, beginning to lock himself into the starting lineup in September — until, of course, he too was injured.
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It's not hard to find photos and videos of the former vice president cheekily stroking someone's hair or putting his hands on a woman's shoulders.
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As part of this base-stroking, Republicans are eager to keep the debate raging over their freshly confirmed, ultra-polarizing Supreme Court justice, Brett Kavanaugh.
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But, if North Korea's nuclear arms proliferate, then this is all just an ornate exercise in ego-stroking while pulling off a bait and switch.
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One Sunday, as I was leaving, I caught a glimpse of her with the superintendent's wife and grandson in the foyer, stroking the boy's hair.
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"This is what is keeping me safe," he told me, drawing the gun into his lap and stroking it as if it were a cat.
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It involves "stroking egos and putting on a show: The Saudis are in town," said Peter Salisbury, a research fellow at Chatham House in London.
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The only memory I have crystallizes at the moment I became aware of a hand stroking the inside of my right thigh, under my dress.
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But even with a cold pile of metal and gears doing the stroking, the sexier the music, the sexier people perceived the touch as being.
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The days of chin-stroking conservative thought leadership, with the power to affect a presidency, appears to be largely over in the time of Trump.
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The video of the incident shows the man stroking his disappointed date's knee as she sits with her arms folded, avoiding all eye contact with him.
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"If you want people to open their hearts toward these animals, we have to bring them close," said Romano, stroking two pigs named Yossi and Omri.
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The person on top can spread their legs and reach through their legs to pleasure their partner — for example, gently stroking their testicles, Dr. Allison suggests.
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The good news, for transatlantic relations at least, is that Mr Trump's tendency to go after steadfast allies can be put right, with a little stroking.
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It might be easy at this point to blame it on the cat, but what's likely happening here is that we're just not stroking them right.
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According to court documents, Mr. Gigante had a rule: Members of his crime family could refer to him only as "this guy" while stroking their chins.
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He manipulates many in the media, stroking their egos by offering enormous access, long phone calls to reporters and frequent appearances on his favorite television programs.
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Saying a magic rhyme, stroking his ears, wiping away his tears, helping him blow his nose with a tissue and brushing off the dirt all follow.
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Starting with the arrival of a beaming Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, wearing a one-shouldered black velvet evening gown and stroking her pregnant belly.
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In a clearing in rural Somalia, a jihadi commander sat in a white plastic chair, stroking a dik-dik, an antelope the size of a cat.
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Neither Corbyn nor Trump would have come as far as they did if they hadn't seized control of their parties by stroking some inner ideological id.
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"Strong, a retriever with classic stroking, Gimeno is the ultimate wall that returns everything," Robert Lipsyte wrote in his sports column in The New York Times.
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Dexter Fowler was the first batter to face Miller and was not intimidated by the reliever, stroking a 1-2 slider into left for a single.
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Mr. Cosby beckoned her over, she said, pulled her down between his legs, so that her back was against his groin, and began stroking her hair.
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This Benin-born virtuoso wrangles a special mix of sounds from the guitar — plucking, strumming, slapping and stroking the instrument, as if to make it dance.
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This is the feedback Smith receives on her YouTube videos, which compile gentle sounds created by touching, tapping or stroking objects, such as hairbrushes and books.
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Adalynn's journey came to an end on June 3, and her older brother Jackson was at her side, stroking his little sister's hair in her final moments.
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She answered it by stroking the hard length of his cock, by rocking into him, already slick and needy and desperate to be rid of her panties.
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He's also been livestreaming his Blab conversations, which basically consist of supporters stroking his ego, asking for his investment advice and him answering questions with little enthusiasm.
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Like a devoted hen, she'll guard her brood, stroking the eggs and occasionally blowing water at them, but she won't abandon them—not even for a second.
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As he glances around at the other masked participants, suddenly he catches one person in a SERENE MASK stroking the leg of another with a HIDEOUS MASK.
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It's a place of chin-stroking and fist pumping, where you can contemplate the role of surveillance in modern warfare before having a go on the waterslides.
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Second, select a film that is the equivalent of your mother gently stroking your hair while you snuggle a kitten upon a velvety cloud of butterfly kisses.
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The first official answer is that economic conditions are ripe for some chin-stroking, with unemployment at its lowest level in decades and inflation close to target.
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And, yes, there was some moderate to heavy self-ego stroking: I am the Jordan and Steph Curry of music, meaning I'm the best of 2 generations.
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He poked fun at his age, stroking his gray-speckled goatee and joking that he was taking hair from his top and putting it on his chin.
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And Ms. Ulrich's direction offers stealthy moments of recognition that suggest the universality of object affinities, as when Trish absent-mindedly begins stroking Erica's stuffed teddy bear.
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DeChambeau's experiment with facing the hole, holding the putter to the right of his right foot and stroking the ball as if playing croquet, proved short-lived.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' "This," the waitress said, stroking the glass jar on the table as if it were a beloved and dangerous pet.
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I fell asleep for a few minutes in when the woman started stroking my chest and shoulders, I was so tired, so devoid of intimacy and comfort.
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Orgasmic Meditation, we're told, is a practice that involves very focused, concentrated stroking of the clitoris, by either a man or woman, for a timed 15-minute session.
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But the Marlins were on the attack on Tuesday, stroking 210 hits to win a battle between the two teams with the worst records in the National League.
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The startup promotes "deep pressure therapy," in which firm stroking or squeezing releases dopamine and serotonin in your brain, chemicals that create pleasure and calm your mood respectively.
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A recent study conducted by Washington State University scientists found that cuddling and stroking a cat or dog for just a few minutes can reduce your cortisol levels.
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Soon she strips off her green jacket — a mock of FLOTUS' "I Really Don't Care, Do U?" trench — and stands naked on the desk, stroking T.I.'s tie.
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"You're getting more smooth, like butter," said J.Lo, possibly in reference to her own braids, which she was intently stroking throughout Avalon's meet-and-greet with the SwayBots.
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But the Marlins were on the attack on Tuesday, stroking 20 hits to win a battle between the two teams with the worst records in the National League.
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The movie remains deeply weird, thanks in part to how the Archer family expresses affection: by placing their hand on their parent or child's face and stroking downward.
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The ads are stark: Adolescent girls assessing themselves before a mirror or a cellphone camera, stroking their hair, straightening their clothes and seeking personal reassurance about their appearance.
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I am stroking the arm of the woman who yelled at me in the streets of Boston that no one should have a daughter as awful as me.
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How many times has some bio-technician cradled my feet in his or her hands, stroking the wrapping in place from which a new brace will be cast?
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Self-described as a "vinyl project between a father and a daughter" this account would warm (and impress) even the most chin-stroking, vinyl purist's Discogs-loving heart.
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Now try and answer me one of the following: why does the Crazy Frog look like he's stroking his erect penis on the front cover of his Christmas album?
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Across social media, her disciples have taken to #breadfacing, smashing their faces into loaves of bread, stroking their faces against tortillas and sticking their noses in leftovers from Applebee's.
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Cantor alleges that Faulk also "groped her from behind," and over time, became more aggressive, "stroking and pulling out his genitals in front of her" in a hotel room.
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The model shared videos on her Instagram story of herself lounging in the sand with pigs and piglets, stroking their heads and allowing the piglets to lick her hands.
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And yet, pets become sad and sometimes even resentful of the fact that owners have to spend time away from home, away from playing with them and stroking them.
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Hundreds of hours of stroking rich women's egos as they stuffed themselves into the smallest possible size, while letting me know how I could lose weight by skipping meals.
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Trump is a notoriously insecure man, and it's hard to imagine a more ego-stroking remark, one that sets Trump up as the big boy to Xi's little wimp.
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To not see your mom for weeks and suddenly there's a random pimp stroking her thigh and trying to keep her strapless top from falling off during beach play?
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Your second question riled me up a bit for this reason, because I've had men ask me that, often while tenderly stroking the hair they'd finished pulling moments before.
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In "Slow Fade to Black II (Lena Horne)," we see a black woman in a strapless gown with one hand on her hip and the other stroking her hair.
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She's in a sticky situation emotionally, and visually we find the singer stroking boxes (no that's not slang, smutty), and dancing with, and getting strangled by, a furry beast.
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Fierro, who said Garcia appeared inebriated, said she began stroking his back, then squeezed his buttocks and attempted to touch his crotch before he extricated himself and quickly left.
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An iPhone timer is set for fifteen minutes; when it goes off, the stroking stops, the partner covers the woman with a towel, and the pair verbalize their reactions.
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And Jordan's kinetic Killmonger is no cat-stroking cartoon villain; he's a genuinely tragic figure, a self-appointed warden of social justice irreparably warped by the wrongs done to him.
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Its windowless exterior says funeral home more than fun house, but inside, a man-cave atmosphere prevailed: small clusters of people playing pool or stroking their dogs behind the ears.
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"It was interesting going from a big huge space to a small space," Ms. Field added, absently stroking the head of her other white poodle, Bootie, who is Sultana's sister.
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Today much of Mr. Burke's time seems to be spent courting, coaxing, stroking, cajoling — and in some cases ejecting — high-paid, high-profile stars and executives, many with outsize egos.
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"I hope I've got the right timing," the young man said, shifting the scarf he had just raised back down to the base of his neck and stroking his mustache.
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Odin's observation about America's perpetual identity crisis is one of many chin-stroking proclamations that no doubt propelled Gaiman's book to fame when it was published in June of 2001.
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Also, I am truly amazed at how boldly that other man just walks up to Offred and starts stroking her arm without so much as a how do you do.
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PETA probably won't be endorsing the place, but recently a couple of monks visited, so if their moral compasses weren't bent by stroking lizards there, who am I to judge?
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In these uncertain times, stroking the neighborhood cat has become cause for suspicion, and walking around with a can of open sardines is reason enough to turn neighbor on neighbor.
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There was arm stroking, dancing and almost kissing– but even though they didn't deliver an onstage smooch, they were seen cuddling in the audience and getting cozy during the show.
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"I would be lying if I said I didn't feel the jealousy around me right now," said Mr. Bowes, who kept stroking his jacket when he emerged from the room.
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But it's also a recipe for viewer ego stroking, especially in an era when TV audiences are self-selected niches who seek out programs that will speak to their partisan opinions.
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This is when the male would reach out with his extra long antennae and curl them around the female's antennae rhythmically stroking upward in what seems to be a pacifying gesture.
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The White House has sought to portray Trump's and/or his social media team's habit of lifting copyrighted material for ego-stroking purposes as some kind of bastardized, populist patriotic tradition.
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If you're diligently trying to engage a vagina without any clitoral side effect, why not try stroking the urethral opening (without touching the clitoris, because that's sensible) while you're at it?
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There were gruesome and strange sights, like the Taliban fighter from a commando unit, in a distinctive camouflage-pattern robe, weeping uncontrollably while stroking the head of his body-bagged friend.
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In its official response to your previous summit cancellation, the regime referenced the "Trump formula," likely as part of an intelligence operation -- using psychology to distract you by stroking your ego.
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All that moors Vivian to the world is her 17-year-old sister, Audra, who calms her by stroking her hair and whispering "Klickitat," the street Beverly Cleary's Ramona lived on.
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This model recognizes that a variety of triggers may cause someone to want to pick or pull: thoughts, emotions, sensory experiences, specific body movements (such as stroking one's hair) and environment.
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She posts video clips of repetitive motions that loop over and over again — freshly manicured fingers stroking a piece of fur, a glittery eyelid half-opening — giving her an animatronic vibe.
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But in Fox's alternate universe, the investigation is "illegitimate and corrupt," or so says Gregg Jarrett, a legal analyst who appears regularly on Mr. Hannity's nightly exercise in presidential ego-stroking.
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I hadn't deliberately chosen to worship my smartphone, but when you repeatedly bow your head to something, stroking it thousands of times a day, it begins to shine like an idol.
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After stroking his first putt up to barely two feet from the cup, Woods rammed his second putt so hard it not only missed the hole but rolled five feet past.
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" The actor also went on to say that the GOP representative wouldn't have "as much attention, and as much glory and as much ego stroking if he weren't on the government dime.
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ASMR, which stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, refers to the sounds of people whispering, tapping or stroking a microphone, or eating foods to create a sense of relaxation for their audiences.
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"Try keeping your legs closed for a while and just stroking your flesh and pubic hair, and focusing on the sweet sensations there before you fully open the cookie jar," she says.
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As the hoofers trade turns in the spotlight, each yields songs from the ground, scraping and stroking and piercing the floor in ways that confound the eye and ear with their intricacy.
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On a cold, crisp morning at Augusta National, with the sun barely peaking over the par-three course, Cook took off his beanie after stroking a few putts on the practice green.
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"I'm just going in to show people it's O.K. to go in the water — it's a political reason," he said, while breast-stroking in a light chop, with a reporter swimming alongside.
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I have wandering Max the cat, and a sweet soft cat named Obie whom I brought home from my office and now spend hours stroking and petting and listening to her purr.
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I&aposm lying with my leg draped over a fellow cuddler, my head resting on the collar of his shirt and his arm wrapped around me with his hand stroking my hair.
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When he appears on Wednesday's episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " thoughtfully stroking his long beard in an empty bar, dreadlocks falling to his sides, you could mistake him for a vagrant.
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Another, sensing my slight hesitation during one of our hookups in his childhood bedroom, immediately pulled back from me, put his clothes on, and spent the rest of the night stroking my hair.
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Somewhere between the kind of chin-stroking, I-saw-that-record-on-Discogs vibes I saw in Ridgewood and the more relaxed vibe you might find at a house party in the city.
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Users have figured out how to extract it from the toads by stroking the glands in the their backs, allowing them to dry it into a crystal-like form that can be smoked.
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It's the reason he has surrounded himself not with "the best" advisers, as he promised in the campaign, but with a gaggle of ego-stroking family members, hangers-on, profiteers, and rogue ideologues.
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The lawsuit sites the servers being subject to "inappropriate sexual comments," including an incident where Chiarello "held a baguette up to his crotch while making stroking motions" in the presence of his staff.
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At a time when the United States is disparaging its allies, stroking its adversaries, threatening its alliances, and undermining its trade relationships, Berlin offers a timely reminder of what truly made America great.
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The key moment of the Padres' doubleheader sweep at Wrigley Field was a home run by Christian Bethancourt against John Lackey, who then scolded the Bethancourt for staring at the impressive ball-stroking.
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After stroking hard-hit doubles against the Nationals over the weekend, Alonso delivered his first long ball when the Mets, with a fresh one-run lead in the ninth inning, needed some insurance.
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In the late 1980s, when Sunstein was a visiting professor at Columbia Law School, he saw an older male professor stroking the hair of a young female student who was talking to him.
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"A lot of Jennifer Ling Datchuk's work looks at her dual identity as a Chinese woman and a Caucasian woman," Dunn says, gently stroking the pony tail-like fibers hanging from the ceiling.
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Where has their outrage been over President Trump's attempt to extort the struggling nation of Ukraine, his cozying up to the world's worst dictators, his stroking of white nationalists, and on and on.
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"He requires help with every aspect of daily living," Ms. Harkins said, stroking her brother's arm as he watched a cartoon in their living room one recent afternoon in Vestavia Hills, outside Birmingham.
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I still predict that once Trump locks up the nomination, judicious, chin-stroking Republican moderates will declare, after much cogitation, that given Hillary Clinton's, um, something or other, Trump is the more responsible choice.
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Their females also have an enlarged clitoris—people can get confused, watching them in the wild, because they'll be stroking their clitoris with their hand or foot and it almost looks like a penis.
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Ben gets busy, kissing three random J's (Jennifer, Jojo, Jubilee) and tenderly stroking all four limbs of Becca the Extra Virgin after she expertly handles the most sacred of all adult toys: a basketball.
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"What you always see in gay porn is guys rolling around with each other, stroking each other, touching themselves, incorporating self-touch into the touch from the other person that they're getting," he says.
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Reisinger suggests showing vulnerability, making them laugh, making a mistake and apologizing for it, stroking someone's ego, telling stories, being helpful, or discussing a topic in a heated manner could all do the trick.
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Remind them that this is an intimate experience that you're present for by kissing and stroking the inside of their thighs and reaching up to place a hand on their stomach, thighs, or breast.
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According to multiple lawsuits and to witness testimony, at any given moment, Bikram Choudhury, the 69-year-old, hot yoga guru, will be flanked by two women massaging his hands and stroking his hair.
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He thinks in bullet points, enumerating and analyzing past mistakes as readily as future plans, stroking the goatee under his chin as his wide and wandering eyes look out for forces swirling around him.
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Meanwhile, as a slow-moving tragedy envelopes the city from which he originally hails, the president has nothing more important on his mind than whether governors like Cuomo are sufficiently stroking his fragile ego.
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The leader will have to avoid a stream to the right and a sea of trees off the tee before stroking an approach to a long, narrow green protected by bunkers left and right.
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Just hours before 4-year-old Adalynn Sooter died from a brain tumor on June 3 at an Arkansas hospital, her big brother was at her bedside stroking her hair in the girl's final moments.
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She doesn't sense my presence — she has her back to me and is thrusting her hips from side to side, her bare feet stroking the white fur rug as she steps this way and that.
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I could say that every time I wear these rings, they'll remind me of nursing my sweet chubby boy, cuddled up together, stroking his adorable duckling-fluff hair that happens to grow in a mohawk.
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It's exceedingly strange to cite George Will—whose chief contribution to civic life in recent years has been to serve as a chin-stroking statesman for climate change denial—as an avatar of good sense.
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Covered in soft white fur, PARO responds to touch, light, temperature and speech sounds—as I discover when I try stroking and even talking to the creature sitting on the table in front of me.
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The episode gets off to a mildly odd start (Sheeran gets so distracted stroking Corden's nipple that he forgets to actually sing), but with the help of a Maltesers challenge it quickly finds its pace.
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Covered in soft white fur, PARO responds to touch, light, temperature and speech sounds – as I discover when I try stroking and even talking to the creature sitting on the table in front of me.
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Ms. Riddle sat backstage, stroking her Yorkiepoo Puccini, an 11-year-old rescue who also happens to be the reigning "Most Photogenic" champion of Barking Beauties, a dog show held every summer in the Hamptons.
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To be clear: The Recode 100 is not your typical "power ranking" where a few editors sit in a conference room, stroking their chins and trying to remember who they had lunch with this year.
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And when they go over the line, which they absolutely will, not as a matter of some evil person petting a kitten in the back room, stroking a kitten devilishly, but that's going to happen.
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She beamed nonstop through Rhett's performance of "Craving You," but as the show wore on, she seemed to exhibit signs of weariness, repeatedly stroking her baby bump, and the couple quickly ducked out at the end.
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Imagine having access to all of Instagram's filters while you're photographing your next fancy dessert, letting you perfect the framing and colors so you can ensure you'll get as many ego-stroking 'likes' as possible.[MIT]
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He's not necessarily a very good one — when it comes to the art of persuasion, that ego-stroking and that childish refusal to learn make for obstacles the size of an over-leveraged Fifth Avenue tower.
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"It looks like wearing a sweatshirt on your face" my coworker coos, and I feel the sudden pressure of hands on the headset, gently stroking the soft jersey knit fabric that the headset is wrapped in.
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The Musée Gallo-Romain, in Saint-Romain-en-Gal, situated beside excavated ruins on the opposite bank of the Rhône, features remarkable Gallo-Roman mosaics, including a haunting second-century depiction of Orpheus stroking his lyre.
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He stood behind her while she was preparing meat loaf at the kitchen counter, nuzzling under her ear and stroking her breast with one hand, determinedly jiggling the ice cubes in his Scotch with the other.
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Even if they're fist-pumping to The Chainsmokers instead of stroking their chins to The Black Madonna, aren't EDM bros going to festivals for the same reasons most of us are—music, partying, community, sex, fun?
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Francie Steinwedell-Carvin and I wandered around her farm 15 miles northwest of Flintridge Riding Club, stroking the muzzles of her horses, as she told me her harrowing story, seeming to take strength from the animals.
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However, Mr. Arnault clearly loves his brands — he is given to stroking the handbags of which he is particularly fond — and will invest in loss-making names for years until he gets the creative balance right.
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While he worked with it over the sink, getting the mud off her pink coat, Lynette idled in the spacious kitchen, stroking the dark teak surfaces, rattling the drawers open and closing them—so many gadgets!
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Among the brief, cryptic clips, we also see a shot of Gomez sitting on the floor with her head in the lap of a creature with a face made out of fingers, who is stroking her hair.
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MobiLimb can complement what's happening on the smartphone screen, for example by wiggling when a notification comes in, or by stroking the user's hand or wrist when he or she receives a smiley emoji from a friend.
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Ted Baker has launched an independent investigation following the petition which also accuses chief executive Ray Kelvin of stroking people's necks, making sexual innuendo, asking staff to sit on his knee or let him massage their ears.
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Improving corporate governance and reducing environmental impacts may be worthy causes, but Spectrem found that members almost universally want fund managers to focus on what they pay them for: maximizing returns instead of chasing ego-stroking headlines.
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In the video published by Sky News, Weinstein appears to be having a business meeting with Melissa Thompson, during which the former Weinstein Company chief can be seen repeatedly touching the woman's back and stroking her arm.
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I heard the chair scrape the wood as my mom pushed away from the table, springing up, immediate ... She held on to me tightly, one arm locked firmly around my side, the other hand stroking my hair.
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It's time to tell them how much you love them, how much you miss them, and that you wish they were right here with you, stroking people's faces at the rave/house party/unnecessarily long dinner party.
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In late January 2017, I caught a tweet being shared between peers in the games press, featuring a photograph of a British pub sign in that had everyone stroking their chin and squinting at least one eye.
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Once they've reeled or speared their prey, the fishermen undertake a distinctive ritual: They cradle the dying fish in their arms, stroking their scales and kissing their gills as they press the fish to their bare chests.
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While Mili might not be able to make it to the ceremony, she was able to give Blakey a special gift commemorating the occasion: a painting she made by stroking a canvas with paint just after the proposal.
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As she carried on (for Umm Abdou, played by his 11-year-old schoolfriend Rasha, was wilful, beautiful, full of half-crazed ideas, and never stopped talking), he would keep a lordly silence, occasionally stroking an imaginary beard.
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Even a beloved figure like Tajiri, who became truly popular with WWE audiences for a few years, had to do it while stroking his goatee maniacally and spitting a mysterious green mist in the eyes of his opponents.
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That said, we aren't playing this music for scene credibility and weak ideas of Internet pseudo-fame and ego stroking, so we see no reason to overly attach our personal lives and names to what we're doing musically.
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Stroking Mr. Blevins's hair as he lay on the bed in their home, his swaddled hands propped on pillows, Ms. Sykes described how he had saved her from a life of methamphetamine addiction, bringing her from Yakima, Wash.
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As she met Lorraine Dube, 29, a volunteer with the African Institute for Social Development, and her son Ezekiel Wong, two, Ms Markle tried valiantly to coax him out of his shyness, stroking his arm and chatting to him.
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Since then we've been humming "Always Remember Us This Way" on repeat; replaying Bradley Cooper stroking Lady Gaga's nose; and debating whether or not to just give in and buy that $35 "Jackson Maine Live In Concert" merch tee.
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But when an apparent game-ending double play was overturned, Cozart made the most of it, stroking a two-out, two-run ninth inning single off Cleveland closer Cody Allen that lifted the Reds to a 12-3 victory.
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Adi: The book also seemed to blame the "awful in bed" thing on the Circle's obsession with good ratings, which was one of its least coherent critiques, since women stroking men's egos is not exactly a sinister Google invention.
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" The watchdog's decision was based on their view that "the silent, moving image draws the eye of passers-by … the model is stroking her hair and her moving her body suggestively and that this amounts to a sexualised impact.
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Torres passed to Antoine Griezmann from the center circle, and Griezmann had the speed to get behind the Bayern defense, and the composure to wait for Neuer to rush toward him before calmly stroking the ball around the keeper.
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Jonathan plays along with considerable pleasure, stroking the phone before picking up for her later call for a cocktail; referring her to the in-room minibar, pushing her to say "I want you" before showing up with a tray.
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We were facing each other, I had my foot on the empty seat beside him, and he had hooked his fingers underneath the cuff of my jeans and was stroking me softly, privately, not looking up from his book.
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The solitary boy we first encounter in a glancing sentence "holding a broken skateboard across his lap … stroking it like a hurt dog" eventually becomes the center of his own story, in which he is both bully and victim.
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In a video clip from the show, a man can be seen pulling at the waistband of her pants, stroking her hair and gripping her wrists, while she repeatedly seems to fend him off, before they walk off together.
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The 26-year-old, who outclassed top seed Stan Wawrinka and fourth seed Philipp Kohlschreiber on the way to the biggest victory of his career, wore down his opponent with a punishing ground-stroking game and strong service returns.
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It seems absurd to describe a game where you can run over a parade of Hare Krishnas, to the celebratory pop-up of "GOURANGA!" in those terms, doubly so when you're aware it's raising a deliberate finger to chin-stroking critics.
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Now he's rocking tight, now he's grooving sharp, now he's strumming a guitar, now he's shredding a guitar, now he's stroking a keyboard, now he's conducting a horn section, now he's conducting an orchestra, now he's dancing the night away.
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Mexico's breakthrough came when captain Andres Guardado's cross was blocked by a stray arm from Korean defender Jang Hyun-soo, and Vela kept his nerve from the spot, sending goalkeeper Cho Hyeon-woo the wrong way and stroking the ball home.
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Sources at the gym tell TMZ Sports Dez's team went on a three game run ... and the All-Pro did his part -- stroking a game-winning 3 from Steph range, which you can see at the end of the clip.
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After winning the Home Run Derby, stroking more homers than any other rookie in major league history and still missing the playoffs, Pete Alonso, the Met known to fans as Polar Bear, retreated from the city into hibernation in October.
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When he took the stage in front of the 16,000 followers at Osteen's Houston megachurch on Sunday, West's own ego-stroking was inevitable: "The greatest artist God has ever created is now working for him," West claimed, about... himself, of course.
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He dribbled through a forest of bewildered defenders, changing direction and rolling the ball off his foot left and right in an almost balletic display of skill and balance, before calmly stroking the ball home as if at a training session.
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Senator Thom Tillis, Republican of North Carolina, distinguished himself with the most adorable distraction: He cradled a Boston terrier puppy, stroking her chin, as he greeted reporters eager to ask about Mr. Trump this week in the basement of the Capitol.
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Maybe more importantly, this theoretically bipartisan approach toward fighting climate change has failed to get any actual bipartisan support since 2017, when the former Reagan officials announced it to chin-stroking praise from institutions like the New York Times editorial board.
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There's people who make a living doing the chin-stroking, and I guess this is a version of that on this podcast, talking about the future of news, but you've got a business to run, you've got people to recruit.
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The timed stroking was a "sexual technique that allowed for an intimate connection but preserved an emotional distance," a way of establishing a clear set of boundaries to allow women to give themselves over to pleasure without the pressure to reciprocate.
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It's a shape that was written about by Plato and the ancient Greeks, and has appeared in art and inspired debate and chin-stroking relfection right up through the Renassaince, to Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti, and German painter Anselm Kiefer.
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If Putin were a Hollywood villain, it would be easy to imagine the scene in his lair on Tuesday night, as he watched the coverage of Comey's ouster, cackling and stroking his evil pussycat while concocting his next scheme for world domination.
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McAndrew's sculpture Norah is featured in the NSFW exhibit, and depicts a plus-sized woman sprawled in an armchair and languidly stroking her pubic hair—grabbing her crotch in just the way that McAndrew found so fascinating when she was growing up.
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Instead of applauding Jackson's inspiring political invective or giving shoutouts to the night's slew of incredible performances, Levine is probably spending the night twirling in his red spinning chair from The Voice, stroking his mustache and waiting for technical difficulties to tweet about.
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Since the Cosby Tweet, it's been hard to reconcile Kanye West the performance artist with Kanye West the rampant sexist because it increasingly seems that the Kanye West performance isn't so much about disrupting oppressive narratives as an exercise in ego stroking.
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Then again, maybe a finger softly stroking your wrist isn't all that different from those disembodied limbs we like to rest our heads on at the end of a long day to substitute for the loving touch of a boyfriend or girlfriend.
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"Penis" indicates an area of widely varying sensitivity and nerve distribution, but somehow this fact doesn't inspire a mountain of articles on, say, how to get a guy off by stroking only the base of his shaft or petting his urethral opening.
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Before the screening, international programmer Colin Geddes got up and talked about how great and well-mannered TIFF audiences were, and I thought he was just stroking our egos, but he was right — this was a fun group to watch a movie with.
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The only thing that could have made Russian President Vladimir Putin's speech about Russia's nuclear arsenal better is if he had given it wearing a Mao jacket and stroking a white cat, like the evil character Blofeld from a James Bond movie.
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"It's not a ridiculous exaggeration to suggest we can one day manipulate our own biochemical and metabolic pathways with drugs or gene therapies to emulate those that keep the naked mole rat alive and healthy for so long," says Faulkes, stroking his animal.
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Content creators on YouTube, for example, upload hours-long videos of them stroking the camera's lens with makeup brushes, drawing with crayons, drumming their fingers against leather and creating other similar tingly sounds that users claim help them sleep and calm down.
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He knew how to tickle trout, slowly stroking their cold smooth bellies and sides before hooking a finger under a gill to pull them in; he could camouflage himself under trees, waiting to spear salmon with his dung pick, or creep to kill a deer.
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Essentially, there are four different motions you can make, each of which does something different: lifting the controller up in the air will make Kiryu toss the baby in the air, for instance, while stroking the touchpad will make him rub the baby's head.
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So yes, the agencies might be wrong about the negative economic impact of Brexit; the markets might be wrong; the economists who work for investment banks might be wrong; your blogger may be getting his instructions from a sinister man stroking a white cat.
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But what party leaders viewed as generous ceremonial gestures or ego stroking of Mr. Trump — speaking spots at gatherings, meetings with prospective candidates and appearances alongside Republican heavyweights — he used to elevate his position and, eventually, to establish himself as a formidable figure for 2016.
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It's hard to disagree with anything he says, because it's impossible to argue with zealots, just one more reason why the Faith Militant are the ideal villains for a show that's coasted on grinning evildoers stroking their swords in front of walk-in furnaces.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Owls fluff up their feathers and preen beneath the stroking fingers of customers at Owl Village, one of many cafes dedicated to the birds, seen as a symbol of good luck in Japan, that have sprung up amid a boom in animal cafes.
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One category of enabler he describes is the cringeworthy "thought-leader," who nudges plutocrats to think more about the poor but never actually challenges them, thus stroking them and allowing them to feel their MarketWorld approaches are acceptable rather than the cop-outs they are.
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And if it was a moment of madness, it was a calculated one, according to Mickelson, who incurred a two-stroke penalty for stroking his ball while it was still moving and walked off the green with a 10 on his way to an 81.
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Now, with her being ill, they visited Stamford, and as it was fake water ballet season again, they executed Balanchine-like moves, pointing toes and breast-stroking — while walking on the pool floor — to the music blaring from the speakers for all Stamford to enjoy.
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In addition to vibration, the toy had a small nub on the underside that could move back and forth (or side to side or up and down or in circles), mimicking the sensation created by, say, a finger or tongue gently stroking the clit.
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And science tells us that stroking animals fills us with oxytocin (the "cuddle hormone"), while being touched by others has a similar calming effect — so doesn't it stand to reason that caressing ourselves like a pet would deliver an extra lovely burst of feel-good chemicals?
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Placed in elaborate metaphorical forests, seascapes, gardens, transformative celestial planes and ecstatic alternative universes, the characters can be found in various convoluted configurations, biting, gasping, whacking, smacking, glugging, grabbing, grinding, gripping, grunting, scratching, swallowing, squeaking, sucking, stroking, lathering, panting, prodding, moaning, thrusting, tugging, rubbing and rattling.
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At the certification Witt attends, the stroking is performed by OneTaste's founder, a woman who had been on the verge of committing herself to celibacy at the San Francisco Zen Center before a Buddhist she met at a party gave her the idea for orgasmic meditation.
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With the help of Jim Pfaus, a Concordia University neuroscientist who studies sexual arousal, that piece basically concluded that if you quit stroking it, it would be an interesting novelty, but you're probably going to fall off the wagon pretty quickly, and that won't be a big deal.
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She pops open her eyes and starts stroking a Polaroid picture of the blonde teacher, and the viewer realizes that the whole time the young Gomez has been trying to hide her feelings for her female teacher, all while watching her father also compete for her attention. Phew.
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The whole time, he was stroking her hair and trailing light kisses down her shoulder, as if he'd forgotten that ten minutes ago he'd thrown her around as if they were in a porno and growled, "I always wanted to fuck a girl with nice tits" in her ear.
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In the opening scene, when Frankie sees Janice and Jarvis together for the first time, the cropped-haired Ms. Gevinson, clad in boyish shorts and T-shirt, is indeed truly alarming in her infatuation with the pair, stroking their shoes and pants legs as if they were religious icons.
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She has been a ground-stroking terror in a tulle tutu, while sending a strong message to the women's field that she is gunning for a 24th Grand Slam singles title, which would pull her even with Margaret Court, whose total includes tournaments won before the Open era.
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Given last week's episode, which concerned itself almost entirely with the back story of Ake, the leader of the Ghost Nation tribe, "Westworld" seems oddly content with stroking its chin — a sharp contrast with the huge battle between humans and hosts promised at the beginning of the season.
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All that Trumpian glad-handing and orb-stroking in Saudi Arabia seems to have given the Saudi alliance the sense that they had room to be unusually aggressive, and since the crisis started his tweets and public statements have often seemed to clash with what our diplomats are doing.
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She's excelled in this role for at least nine years; I especially love the teasing way she contrasts turned-out positions (legs apart, knees bent, facing the audience) with turned-in ones, folding one knee inward across the other as if closing a book and stroking an arm downward.
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"The whole time, he was stroking her hair and trailing light kisses down her shoulder, as if he'd forgotten that ten minutes ago he'd thrown her around as if they were in a porno and growled, 'I always wanted to fuck a girl with nice tits' in her ear," Roupenian wrote.
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Those kinds of instructions should be written down somewhere or posted on the website, because apparently certain Pokémon like being petted (which you can do by stroking the side of the ball), or rolled around on a table, which aren't motions I would have ever suspected, and they don't get mentioned anywhere.
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The convention is a once-in-a-campaign chance for Trump to show there is more to him than stroking his own ego, and that he understands the aspirations and fears of an uneasy nation in a world seemingly spinning out of control and has the temperament to be commander-in-chief.
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Those sounds can be anything from light stroking (shout out to Tenaqui using acrylic nails on an eyeshadow palette), to brushing straight fine hair, crunching on fried chicken skin, whispering about crystals, literally saying "sksksk" and rubbing your fingers together real fast like you're trying to get rid of stray cat hairs.
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Some of the early work feels like a movement toward his achievements as a feature-film maker, tiny moments of obsessive personal concern that long to be embedded or explored more fully in longer forms — a motionless woman on a shoreline; the stroking of a nipple; the interrogation of a single human eye.
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It starts out looking like a smirking satire of the fine-art world, with conniving gallery owners, an arrogant critic, various grasping artists, and many more comically unpleasant stereotypes all circling each other, looking for the next hot fad, or any other way to pull ahead in the business while stroking their own egos.
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But First Man is at its strongest when focusing on purely human moments, whether it's the intimate gesture of Armstrong stroking his dying daughter's feathery blonde hair, or the almost wordless emotion and awe he feels as he first sets eyes on the moon up close, after staring at it from afar for so long.
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"If Putin were a Hollywood villain, it would be easy to imagine the scene in his lair, as he watched the coverage of Comey's ouster, cackling and stroking his evil pussycat while concocting his next scheme for world domination," Phillip Carter, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, writes at Vox.
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Accusations of sexual misconduct like those against the Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush — first by the actress Eryn Jean Norvill, who accused him of deliberately stroking her breast during a 2015-16 production of "King Lear," and later by the "Orange Is the New Black" star Yael Stone — have rocked the industry in Australia.
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It was hard to say what prompted the sudden change in the president's demeanor, though the first lady, Melania Trump, who often plays a moderating influence on her husband, dropped off the trip in Beijing, after visiting the Great Wall of China and stroking the paw of a panda bear at the Beijing Zoo.
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I'm sure some genuinely like him but I'd be willing to bet his strongest fundraising vein has been the transactional type who just want to back the winner so they can get their ambassadorship or their particular goodie snuck in a bill or just the ego stroking of occasionally having the president phone them.
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" The first author to claim the prestigious prize was Melvyn Bragg, whose selection included the following description: "Eyes closed, fingers inside you, reaching into the melting fluid rubbered silk—a relief map of mysteries—the eager clitoris, reeking of you, our tongues imitating the fingers, your hands gripping and stroking me but also careful not to excite too much.
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"To all of Adelaide's army, to all who touched her and comforted her and tried to save her, you will always be a part of our family," the Hamilton star said towards the end of the 40-minute Celebration of Life service, as his wife stood reassuringly by his side, stroking his back with every passing word.
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These punk roots come through here: One satisfying aspect of the show is the sense that this pair is sort of trolling the monied art establishment of which they've become such a celebrated part — like they're teenagers putting one over on chin-stroking art dealers by desecrating this whitebox gallery's pristine walls with paint splatters and selling dick drawings for untold sums.
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Personally, I've been doing gua sha on myself for about three months, not only because I find it ridiculously relaxing (what is more resplendent than spending 10 minutes every morning stroking pretty jade and rose quartz stones all over your face?), but because it makes my puffy eyes and cheeks go down instantly, my jaw less tight, and my breakouts clear much faster.
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The problem with creating a collection of wear-everyday jewelry is finding a happy medium: You either find yourself shelling out thousands of dollars for the real deal (or hopefully, biding your time and stroking your luck until you receive them as gifts), or you're stuck shopping too-cheap pieces that have a 99% likelihood of turning your fingers green.
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And McNeil has managed to consistently be in the middle of the action in the early part of this season, whether it was stroking a 400-foot triple, collecting four hits in a game, being hit by pitches three times in two days, being caught in rundowns twice or the time he made two of the three outs in an inning.
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"To all of Adelaide's army, to all who touched her and comforted her and tried to save her, you will always be a part of our family," the Hamilton star, 42, said towards the end of the 40-minute Celebration of Life service, as his wife Kelly, 37, stood reassuringly by his side, stroking his back with every passing word.
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His absorbing new film — the hit of last year's São Paulo Biennial, now on view in this museum's ground-floor gallery — takes place along a river in Brazil's poorer, blacker northeast, where bare-chested fishermen perform a strange ritual with their catches: They cradle the animals to their chests, stroking their gills and kissing their craws as the life goes out of them.
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Nestled amongst games like Danganronpa (the world is dead and so are all your friends) and Killing Time at Lightspeed (you're flying to another planet and all your friends are slowly forgetting about you), Dream Daddy promises that everything's going to be ok, stroking your head gently while introducing you to dads who just want the best for their kids.
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My daughter was born in January, and those short winter days gave way to long nights spent with her sleeping against my chest — a tiny burrito in zip-up pajamas, her rhythmic breath against my neck — or waking up to eat, nearly falling asleep in that primal bliss, with the radiator hissing and clanking behind us, my finger stroking her cheek to wake her up again.
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And while it continues the sequels' mounting sense of urgency, it also marks The First Purge as the first Purge film of the Trump era, when coyness has come to seem passé, messages can only resonate when sounded at the loudest possible volume, and the possibility of a norms-shattering totalitarian takeover is less of a matter of chin-stroking speculation than it once was.
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Rapp came to the attention of certain individuals on Twitter, 4Chan, and other platforms last year, after the US versions of Wii U game Xenoblade Chronicles X and 3DS title Fire Emblem Fates were tweaked from their original Japanese form, removing sections that involved surreptitious drink spiking, a face-stroking minigame, and a "boob slider" that let players inflate or deflate their character's bust.
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If that person had just punched you square in the face, I mean, and left the bouncer to deal with it, and just as they were about to walk away they turned back, looked down at your newly-swollen face, and just started stroking it and telling you it was the best punch ever, you know it was the best punch ever, don't pretend it wasn't.
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Critics have spent months stroking their chins over what business this kid with a "Daddy" tattoo has scream-rapping over Mount Eerie instrumentals, while fans of emo and rap respectively have generally struggled to take his Taking Back Sunday-influenced trap seriously and, for now, lumped him at the farthest-flung end of a taste spectrum that can barely find a compliment for Lil Uzi Vert.
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When James left Aja's, he took a right toward the staircase, passing four doors, three windows and the kids … stroking the fútbol, along with their mothers watching them kick it; and the Guadalajarans on the railing, who leaned, sipping their 40s, reminiscing about adolescence, all lies, mostly; and then there were the delinquents skipping school, smoking cigarettes, nodding along to Joy Division, Ice Cube and sometimes Selena.
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In 2015, the American artist Jen Monroe, 29, began hosting monochromatic meals in Brooklyn, inspired by the all-black party in the French writer Joris-Karl Huysmans's 1884 novel of debauchery, "À Rebours," and the Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's 1932 "The Futurist Cookbook," in which the recipes include instructions for diners to take bites while simultaneously stroking sandpaper and being sprayed with carnation perfume.
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I tend to just get in the fetal position and watch Rachel Maddow and pretend that she's stroking my forehead and telling me it's going to be okay, but I also I do watch Fox every once in a while because I want to know what people are hearing, and I want to empathize with them and understand how they could believe this thing.
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Things we witnessed include, but aren't limited to: a roaming gang of teens yelling in the faces of anyone sitting down whilst stroking a lengthy green balloon phallus; people taking selfies with a guy who was slumped over projectile vomiting on the sidewalk; girls in impeccable makeup openly doing whipits; someone dancing on a used condom (see below); and, oh yeah, more vomit—just wet, sloshy, rain-diluted vomit, everywhere.
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Our window crammed with bees, Geese cavorting on the hill A green pond where we floated Never dreaming such a fate Might befall one of us Mad dance of tumors This serous thing, spelled differently But pronounced like the cloud Cirrus —papa made me see Lifting me high in afternoon heat A pallor stroking the inner sky Ligaments striated A high interiority picked with ice Finicky music we dare not hear.
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Either they couldn't get hard, or they couldn't stay hard, or they could only get hard, and stay hard, and, with any luck, have an orgasm, if I touched them in a super specific way—with my fingers gripped like this, or my wrist angled just so, or with the precise proportional alchemy of speed and strength, and torque and twist, stroking faster and harder, and faster and harder, until, finally, splurt. Phew.
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This means the more porn we watch, the less pleasure we actually derive from the experience, thus inspiring us to intensify our pleasure-seeking efforts, which has us hunting down more explicit stimuli, spending longer amounts of time with said stimuli, and stroking ourselves harder and faster for more prolonged periods of time which—you guessed it—only leads to more desensitization as we pursue what amounts to dandelion fluff, except that it's way more damaging.
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"Dude, I'm still picking glass out of my cheeks," said Chad Tepper, the unofficial masochist of Team 0003, gingerly stroking his face as he rode in the back seat of Mr. Paul's tricked-out Tesla X. Holding out his phone, Mr. Tepper showed off footage from the previous day, a stunt filmed by an ultra-slow-motion Phantom camera showing a fluorescent light tube crashing down over his shoulder, enveloping his head — very, very slowly — in a cloud of glass shards and noxious white dust.
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It's how Gamergate harassers wheedled the games industry and many of its journalists into distracted chin-stroking over disingenuous claims about ethical concerns rather than full-throated condemnation; it's how Trump managed to reframe a neo-Nazi rally where a woman was murdered by a white supremacist into a conflict with "some very fine people on both sides"; it's how Twitter itself managed to cling to the swaying, decaying mast of free speech at all costs for so very long — even when the cost was persistent brutalization, often of its most vulnerable users.
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