This includes nudity, depictions of people in explicit or suggestive positions, or activities that are overly suggestive or sexually provocative.
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He was recently accused by a transgender co-star of making lewd, sexually suggestive remarks ... and even allegedly pressing up against her in a suggestive manner.
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Adult content – Content where the focal point is nudity or adult content, including depictions of people in explicit or suggestive positions, or activities that are overly suggestive or sexually provocative.
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In the video for "PYNK," which dropped today, the themes aren't so much woven as they are shouted, with Monáe both singing heavily suggestive lyrics and parading suggestive imagery throughout the video.
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The evidence from Australia in particular, though, is very suggestive.
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But she did not apologize for the sexually suggestive remark.
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Suggestive overtones aside, it's a statement that's hard to deny.
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The boss had sent her a string of suggestive messages.
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But it's certainly very suggestive about Trump's actions and intent.
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It's possible that it did — the timing is certainly suggestive.
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At the least, though, what we know is very suggestive.
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He "made some sort of suggestive comment, gesture," she tweeted.
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"He was suggestive in all of the conversations," she said.
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To me, the altered quotation from Feynman is endlessly suggestive.
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The ground beneath her was soft and suggestive of sleep.
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The skull measurements are at least suggestive of a female.
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" He said the findings were "suggestive of a slippery slope.
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He, too, noted the flattened villi so suggestive of celiac.
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As he spoke, he dropped into a low, suggestive crouch.
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Some of the show's sponsors worried the pants were too suggestive.
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They also, as Stubbs pointed out, can be suggestive of vaginas.
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His painting is poly-referential, suggestive through form rather than content.
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With these two planets in cahoots, conversations could get pretty suggestive.
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The lineup shown by state police was highly suggestive, Steblay added.
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"It's suggestive that there could be a relationship there," Gilbert says.
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The bodies, impressively maintained, are suggestive of strength and athletic ability.
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It's silly and weirdly suggestive and, by all accounts, pretty funny.
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Unfortunately we do not consider candidates that have suggestive 'ghetto' names.
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Ms. Sumpter's enunciation has a near-metonymic precision suggestive of Mrs.
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Calvin Klein Underwear was once synonymous with sexy and suggestive ads.
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Recordings emerged of Bentley making suggestive comments toward Mason in 2014.
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But we have to make the words "suggestive" and "null" matter.
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The texts, far from resolving the image, were suggestive and inconclusive.
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Among the primates, the most suggestive cases of remorse concern bonobos.
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She says a manager touched her inappropriately and made suggestive comments.
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Contains intense sequences of violence, some suggestive material and strong language.
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But if it becomes that case where it's still hard to publish "suggestive" results, and if it's still difficult to secure grant money off "suggestive" results, then the institutions of science will not have learned their lesson.
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It's very filmic and cinematic, and very suggestive in terms of narrative.
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Vermeer's painting is suggestive and mysterious — custom-made to maximize interpretive musings.
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"It's suggestive, right?" asked Spann, who was not involved in the research.
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Cueva and Colon thus both extend entrenched traditions, in suggestive, original ways.
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But, though suggestive, these studies were not large enough to be compelling.
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As for real life, we only have suggestive letters to go on.
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I send T. a suggestive Snapchat to lure him into the bedroom.
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In a bubble, any suggestive detail is easily mistaken for absolute proof.
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Other Kimojis show her working her assets in quite a suggestive way.
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They experience everything from suggestive looks to unwanted touching to frank propositions.
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All showed signs of brain calcification, which is suggestive of brain inflammation.
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Calls to break up tech giants no longer carry a suggestive punch.
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It's a seller's market for domains suggestive of Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, and blockchains.
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It's also suggestive of the president's growing paranoia—and perhaps even dementia.
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There are definitely those who are inappropriate and sexually suggestive, for sure.
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Some arrived with sexually suggestive photos of women and teens in lingerie.
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Mr. O'Reilly also made suggestive remarks to Ms. Wiehl on the air.
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Her body language was suggestive of offering and respect in doing so.
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Early voting numbers are also suggestive of Comey's impact on the race.
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The X-ray that showed extra bone was also suggestive of acromegaly.
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Another woman told investigators that it started with suggestive comments over drinks.
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Inside the stadium was a heat suggestive of the hinges of hell.
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Based on a book, the show had a definitive, if minorly suggestive, ending.
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Beyonce's lyrics are not suggestive of assault or ownership or property of bodies.
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For example, posts with sexually suggestive content won't appear under the Explore feed.
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It also cited regulations that prohibit "indecent, vulgar, suggestive, repulsive or offensive themes".
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But there are definitely "culturally suggestive links" between rabies and all these myths.
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When the readings get steamy, torcedores provide an accompaniment of suggestive sound effects.
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The Pew Research Center's 240 Religious Landscape Survey is suggestive of this trend.
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She has said Ailes made lewd jokes and sexually suggestive comments to her.
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All of this is suggestive of at least a short-term selling climax.
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You won't find any suggestive fruit sucking in the booths at REDO Media.
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At one point, he makes a slightly suggestive statement, which Rachel laughs off.
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Except that invitation too suggestive for a teacher to propose to a student.
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"Heavy" is blandly suggestive of burdens stoically borne rather than horrors unwillingly endured.
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Do not make vulgar, suggestive innuendo about women's bodies or their sex lives.
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They allegedly exchanged suggestive messages and images over text message and social media.
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When partners made suggestive or flirtatious comments, "you just accepted it," she said.
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Instead, the results add to the weight of evidence suggestive of Alzheimer's disease.
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Reddit's rules strictly forbid involuntary pornography and sexually suggestive content involving a minor.
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Some are stuffed with sexually suggestive photos of women and teens in lingerie.
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A manager, she said, used to touch her inappropriately and make suggestive comments.
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It was considered crass, demeaning and sexually suggestive — which it was, by design.
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Maybe people were charmed by its logo, which was the ever-suggestive peach?
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For me, Richter's paintings are much more rewarding, sleek, and suggestive of today.
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The paintings often have symmetrical, overall forms, which are suggestive more than graphic.
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Reinterpretation blossoms from Silano's metamorphoses and his appropriations become highly suggestive and pensive.
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Still, as suggestive as this may seem, it could all amount to nothing too.
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The Daily Star's online home page still largely consists of women in suggestive poses.
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There's waving, smiling, and tilting your head, but winking is quick, discreet, and suggestive.
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It's just an unfortunate coincidence that this guy's hand landed in a suggestive position.
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All of which is the function of her toolbox of rhetorical devices: Suggestive apposition.
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The evidence in the chart and Mr Garrett's essay was suggestive but hardly systematic.
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The melodic progression of "HoursDaysMonthsSeasons" initially follows a circular logic, suggestive of stationary melancholy.
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Now it's only suggestive of conflict, as opposed to dominance by way of brutality.
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The Catwoman actress shared a close-up glam shot with a fairly suggestive caption.
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It also ran a suggestive promotion slogan titled "Satisfying all your expectations over chicks".
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History, though, is highly suggestive of the next senator from Florida being a Republican.
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In the past, partners wrote love letters, sent suggestive Polaroids and had phone sex.
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Matthew Barney's play with athletics in the 1990s was far more personally, weirdly suggestive.
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His voice was a suggestive murmur, both musical and raspy from smoking too much.
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Six other women told the AP they were uncomfortable by Domingo's alleged suggestive overtures.
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Several said they had received suggestive communications or found sex toys on their desks.
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While the CFC didn't claim this attack, the method and timing are very suggestive.
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Even the floor, with its suggestive shadow-shapes, is fully inflected with emotional charge.
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Mary Bono endured the increasingly suggestive comments from a fellow lawmaker in the House.
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Bruno's chapter is the most suggestive of a wider world beyond the market walls.
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Naked, though unfortunately suggestive in this context, probably simply refers to the plant's leaflessness.
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This includes nonphysical harassment, including suggestive remarks and gestures, or requests for sexual favors.
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Their sweeping routines contrast with the languid, subtly suggestive style of classic Egyptian stars.
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But "it's very suggestive about the role he played on campus," Mr. Senchyne said.
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It all comes down to next week's episode, whose title, "START," is certainly suggestive.
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Another showed the increasingly suggestive messages she had received from a start-up investor.
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JAMES GORMAN: But I certainly think facts are suggestive that the climate is warming.
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Much of the connection then between Churchill and Orwell is suggestive rather than explicit.
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Mark Foley had sent sexually-suggestive messages to male teenaged pages in the Capitol.
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But as the show progresses, the box becomes a suggestive multitude of other things.
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Such behavior allegedly included suggestive comments and an attempt from Katz to kiss her.
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The update to Instagram has made its ban of sexually suggestive material strikingly transparent.
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TRUMP: So the person, honestly, that's been most suggestive of that would — is you.
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In some instances, the commenters in question simply posted strings of sexually suggestive emojis.
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"But she's much more suggestive and nuanced than this view allows for," she said.
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In subsequent tweets, Kent pulled out excerpts from Twitch's terms of service, which said the company "prohibited" any "suggestive content" like "nudity exposing or focusing on genitals, buttocks, or nipples, and attire intended to be sexually suggestive," which breastfeeding doesn't fall under.
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It's not against the rules to duet a video with a suggestive smile and comment.
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Its lyrics are more than suggestive, with Grande singing about taking charge in her relationship.
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Also: the perfect response to a compliment or to soften your own brazenly suggestive comment.
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I think it's all suggestive of the same action we've really seen in recent months.
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Guggenbiller said that Wilton started sending suggestive messages to Coniglio, the youngest of the group.
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He includes plenty of suggestive sound effects, bloody hands, and lingering shots of damaged bodies.
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Unfortunately, this has made towns with sexually suggestive names the butt of many more jokes.
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Impressive, mad and a bit tacky, the research campus is a suggestive bit of evidence.
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Cimino allegedly forcibly kissed Johnson in once instance and also sent sexually suggestive text messages.
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Twitch is enacting stricter policies in the interest of curbing harassment and sexually suggestive behavior.
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No human remains were found at the site, or other artifacts suggestive of human habitation.
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Sources of inspiration ranged between static objects to pokémon to everyone's favorite sexually suggestive emoji.
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Former congressman apologizes for suggestive comment about Clinton And that included in politics, Bevin said.
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The flannel moth caterpillar's bright yellow-orange tufts are suggestive of a certain presidential candidate.
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An idea so simple and powerfully suggestive that women build goals, even futures around it.
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The system learns which combinations of sometimes obscure factors are most suggestive of a problem.
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There's some sexually suggestive dancing but it's mostly done in the jolly spirit of YOLO.
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Carl's Jr. even launched a TV ad campaign that made fun of its suggestive marketing.
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Anthony Weiner are separating after new reports surfaced that he sent sexually suggestive photos again.
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"We do not see any skin indications that are strongly suggestive of mistreatment," he said.
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The improvement has been a steady grind higher, suggestive of an uptrend likely to persist.
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Also suggestive, coverage losses were especially large among foreign-born residents, both noncitizens and citizens.
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David Farenthold, a reporter for The Washington Post, called it "oddly suggestive" in a tweet.
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One popular subreddit, r/Jailbait, was devoted to sexually suggestive photos of young-looking women.
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Cedric Richmond (D-La.) for making a suggestive joke about White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
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Zendaya posted a photo on Instagram of the Wonderland cover, which definitely looks, well, suggestive.
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The improper behavior ranged from unwanted touching to suggestive comments that made women feel uncomfortable.
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Thanks to the friction of two bodies together, suggestive of the physical mechanism of pleasure.
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Indeed, the paintings in Under-Song are suggestive of a larger imagined series of stories.
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Wisely, Hall chooses not to recreate Carrington's art (which can be brooding and sexually suggestive).
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It's so fast, and so suggestive already of the film's many layers yet to come.
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You can also see a rounded form embedded in the pours, suggestive of a profile.
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There are plenty of sexually suggestive costumes and no shortage of public displays of affection.
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A group of child welfare authorities and conservative groups had called the campaign overly suggestive.
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I interpret this as suggestive but not conclusive evidence that wealth improves one's mental health.
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Though the images may be suggestive (a shirtless man, for example), they are not explicit.
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This unpainted steel cage is pierced by a mirrored opening, and suggestive of conjoined figures.
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Several news media reports said that Richardson had used sexually suggestive language and racial slurs.
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It's never definitively established, but the suggestive uncertainty frees up Miralles for broader symbolic purposes.
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The most suggestive evidence for such transgenerational transmission may come from a macabre human experiment.
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EXTRATERRESTRIAL HIGHWAY, the sign reads, in a retro-futuristic font suggestive of a space computer.
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Some of these people had names that could be mistaken as suggestive of inappropriate words.
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Earlier in the night, prosecutors said, Mr. Gooding made a sexually suggestive remark to her.
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Or maybe something more suggestive than this: right hand on heart, left hand on loins.
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Gundlach also mentioned ISM manufacturing readings showing a contraction as suggestive of a future downturn.
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The relationship soured after Mr. Beierle sent her sexually suggestive messages, according to the police.
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The collection consists of breezy gingham mini-dresses that are suggestive of vintage kitchen aprons.
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Per Wired, there are hundreds of thousands of sexually suggestive comments on videos featuring children.
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They may not be having sex, but there's the suggestive promise of sex dangling between them.
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" In the 1980s, he noted, he came up with the terms "suggestive abstraction" or "animated abstraction.
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Google Maps' terms of usage states that it doesn't permit pornographic, explicit or sexually suggestive content.
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As a former investigator, did you recognize anything suggestive or suspicious about Kavanaugh's testimony last Thursday?
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First, a CBEI will be, at best, an informed estimate — directionally suggestive but far from precise.
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Think suggestive images of bare legs in a bathtub or an actress squeezing a juicy mango.
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Others find a topic and pick out strange, suggestive connections, waiting for a pattern to emerge.
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We will first look for water vapor in the planet's atmosphere -- suggestive of liquid water oceans.
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It is a disgusting fantasy image, albeit artistically rendered, suggestive of crude sexual violence against women.
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That's fascinating, and might be suggestive of where our priorities should lie in other democratic reforms.
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The cinematography is simply beautiful, pairing tense scenes shot with a handheld camera with suggestive landscapes.
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Because of that, we allow nudity and suggestive imagery, as long as it is marked NSFW.
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But the tusk on the left is a bit shorter and sloped, suggestive of a juvenile.
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But they label them with suggestive names like Skin Bright, Skin Light, Skin Shine, Look Bright.
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Once he put his hand in a "suggestive" way on her thigh, and she moved away.
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The husband (in the green mask) is perusing a book that has suggestive images of women.
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In IRC circa 1997, we had eight equals D. In 2016, we have the suggestive eggplant.
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It includes profanity, "promotion of drugs," violence or "display of serious injury," and sexually suggestive material.
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Goodman would made small talk before sending more suggestive or explicit messages, according to the screenshots.
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This is only emphasised by the Maya the Bee imagery itself, suggestive of childlike regression tactics.
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The cyclic fevers were suggestive of malaria — rare in this country, but still worth thinking about.
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In an email, Piston wrote that the "findings constitute suggestive evidence" that in a white vs.
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For example, a spot from GoDaddy was once denied because it was considered too sexually suggestive.
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Faces are often disturbingly "out of sight," masked with shaded curved visors suggestive of astronauts' gear.
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If farmers hadn't domesticated the wild eggplant, it wouldn't be nearly as suggestive as an emoji.
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But in "Exiled," a suggestive portrait of Vice President Mike Pence, she drops some tantalizing hints.
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Not that alcohol levels are invariable indicators of style or quality, but they can be suggestive.
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He often writes in generalities — but they bristle with clues, with suggestive and, yes, odd language.
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An atmospheric period piece, full of suggestive details, the movie is set in Edinburgh around 1830.
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His mention of a certain large snake is accompanied by a suggestive glance at his crotch.
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There were also suggestive comments and unwanted touching, such as putting his hand on her back.
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Studies of this type don't prove direct cause and effect, but this one is powerfully suggestive.
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Sara Asselin said Rofé masturbated in 2004 while she read a suggestive script about chocolate pudding.
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We just need someone to get us the "Don't" portion that deals with sexually suggestive acts.
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But the comments posted below the videos became overrun with suggestive remarks directed at the children.
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If you don't they are deep pools of suggestive motifs into which the imagination can dive.
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That adroitness is how and why much of Maghreb jewelry vibrates with a spiritually suggestive demeanor.
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The evidence included a suggestive coincidence: In Peru, some indigenous people call the sweet potato cumara.
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"I wanted to combine this feminine craft with images of Asian women in suggestive poses," explains Tang.
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Prosecutors said that Claytor used the unidentified teen's cellphone to send sexually-suggestive text messages to Miller.
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So while the Cambridge Analytica report is certainly suggestive, it doesn't on its own confirm very much.
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Videos can be age-restricted because of things like vulgar language, violence, nudity and sexually suggestive content.
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There's the need to be funny, cutesy and suggestive while also asking a question so they'll respond.
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Bashfulness. Also: the perfect response to a compliment or to soften your own brazenly suggestive comment. Bashfulness.
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Many others, however, have symptoms suggestive of the condition, creating a need for a simple diagnostic test.
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His lyrics were suggestive and he was as sexually in your face as Jackson was clean cut.
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TechCrunch obtained sample photos about the moderation effort, including two images that could be considered sexually suggestive.
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Stoplights were filled with catcalls and suggestive flicks of the tongue above car windows rolled halfway down.
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The EU's lack of visa requirements makes internal migration hard to track, but some figures are suggestive.
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So maybe the person is wearing a bathing suit and is in a sexually suggestive position. Right.
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The researchers report suggestive evidence that the Perry project had some of its biggest effects outside school.
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But here was Facebook testing exactly that possibility — offering me a suggestive messaging hotlink to, er, God.
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It's not a big deal," but added that Vogt "showed these photos in an explicitly suggestive way.
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One flyer had non-suggestive language, advertising the study as an opportunity for students to earn credits.
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There's no fancy nano- or bio- technology involved, nothing theoretical or suggestive of a near-future Singularity.
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On their own, organics aren't suggestive of life, but they are the raw ingredients required for life.
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Commenters took offense to this photo in particular, likely due to the suggestive nature of the pose.
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They had dinner together several times, and the comedian twice made "suggestive" passes at her, Constand testified.
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The image seemed "suggestive" to many Twitter users, who took to the platform to giggle and opine.
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The couple continued showering one another with social media love on Tuesday, leaving suggestive comments on Instagram.
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After all, tech enthusiasts have labeled this data as data exhaust – not exactly suggestive of something important.
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Her three pieces in The Woman Destroyed are suggestive and humorous plays on the pristine porcelain figurine.
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Here, Slinger's collages are not merely suggestive, but actively explicit in their depiction of female sexual organs.
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During the trial, many former students said that Strampel had made sexual and suggestive comments to them.
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The nonsense in Lear is suggestive of new sense, more than cracking wise at the old kind.
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Richmond insisted Thursday that he did not mean for his comments to offend or sound sexually suggestive.
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It's not thin-skinned to believe that your co-workers shouldn't make sexually suggestive remarks about you.
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" Beyond these particular evocations, Gorovoy sites the series as suggestive of "isolation, loneliness, self-confrontation, and coupling.
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Studies like the ones being done at Purdue are suggestive, but far too small to be definitive.
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Audio recordings have emerged that depict Bentley making suggestive comments to Mason, according to state media reports.
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Her music's whiplash-inducing transitions between forms and styles has always been suggestive of violence and chaos.
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Evans is also accused of sending Cantor nude photos of himself, as well as sexually suggestive comments.
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"Whether this translates directly into invasive Group A infections is not really known, but suggestive," he said.
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Extensive filters deny students opportunities to research anything that entails even the slightest suggestive or inappropriate slant.
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Nearby were plenty of venues with suggestive names like the Playboy Sensation, massage parlors for straight men.
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He abandons distinct divisions between land and sky for kaleidoscopic mosaics of suggestive textures and shifting viewpoints.
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There is also suggestive evidence from Texas, where a law (since overturned) temporarily imposed strict abortion restrictions.
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The singers danced on poles, twerked, belly danced and made more than a few sexually suggestive gestures.
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Each morning, when Nowak came to see her, her exam was the same — suggestive but not definitive.
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Some folks are professing their desire to get freaky with Joaquin Phoenix's character in subtle, suggestive ways.
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The mortified leader of the Boy Scouts had to apologize for the president's suggestive and partisan speech.
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But the governor stopped the effort because the condoms used suggestive language to advocate for safe sex.
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While the Gentileschi paintings are suggestive, allusive to the sex within the story, Rubens leads with it.
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Thank god for that, because without Poe's suggestive nodding, there's almost nothing else horny about this movie.
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With fine arts you can suggest things and point things out after the fact … it's more suggestive.
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The protocols help to ensure the lineups and photo arrays are not "unduly suggestive," Mr. Walzak said.
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The group is uninterested in, ahem, preaching to the choir, preferring works that are suggestive and ambiguous.
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The most suggestive things were all the signs of opulence of the interior: bright colors, imperial staircases.
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The forms in her paintings are suggestive of the most primary elements: the landscape; the body; religious iconography.
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After sorting through inferred, suggestive stories, one must resign oneself to one's own interpretation, to one's particular lens.
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Chandra's highly suggestive imagery is both humorous and charged, and it embraces sexuality while forgoing overtly sensuous excesses.
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"It's an epic revelation about the past, and that's suggestive of the future," said Podeswa, putting things mildly.
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And when it came to their families' reactions to the suggestive lyrics, Rich admits they weren't too concerned.
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Rather than a scene suggestive of a narrative, the tableau features a stream of boats oriented at random.
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While some ASMR content is inherently erotic, there's a large library of these videos that are hardly suggestive.
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Such visual thought is outside of spatiality; something deeply suggestive of the non-spatial character of consciousness itself.
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That's suggestive of media influence, but research also backs up the idea that causality runs in that direction.
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The current system works by analyzing your conversation and looking for key words to trigger M's suggestive capabilities.
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Wilton denied that he ever sent sexually suggestive messages to Coniglio, saying that the Skype call was harmless.
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The patent, suggestive as it is, also isn an indicator of whether the technology is ready or not.
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Tatum's ex Jenna Dewan also took her turn dancing along to the suggestive lyrics for Lip Sync Battle.
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Moving with less-than-tactful dispatch, the church's pastor, Greg (Marc Kudisch), has begun slathering on suggestive consolation.
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So clearly, the Love advent calendar star has a penchant for these suggestive Through the Looking Glass ensembles.
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They're suggestive of a storytelling culture in which women's stories are considered to be less valuable than men's.
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The suggestive and mundare collide in his images of seductive women with big hair and glazed-over expressions.
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But NARS has many other blushes, by less-suggestive shade names, that do work on my skin tone.
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These days, prospectors must examine samples of dirt for more minute traces suggestive of a hidden seam below.
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Emojibator sells vibrators — based off the suggestive eggplant emoji, banana emoji, and chili pepper emoji — at $29 each.
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Some comments by other YouTube users denounced those making sexually suggestive remarks about the children in the videos.
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In addition, McCullough was mistakenly identified in a photo lineup that "was suggestive in the extreme," Schmack said.
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At the same time, the terms are not suggestive of a workforce that is becoming pickier, says Indeed.
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A 'suggestive' lineup A witness wrote down the license plate number of the car involved in the robbery.
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In 2013, the Arizona Department of Health Services found a male employee made sexually suggestive remarks about patients.
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And like Spears, they flirt with the schoolgirl image and sexuality with short skirts and sometimes suggestive lyrics.
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Someone who works at a construction site in Canada found a suggestive icicle on the job last year.
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Multiple studies have linked exacerbated COPD symptoms to air pollution, though those links are suggestive and not conclusive.
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And that's exactly what happened after the President sent out a suggestive tweet attacking New York Democratic Sen.
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Weiner is in the treatment center after allegedly exchanging sexually suggestive messages with a 15-year-old girl.
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"Florence Foster Jenkins" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for mildly suggestive scenes and possible eardrum rupturing.
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Firstly, the pictures she posts on her Instagram page are suggestive at best, and inappropriately provocative at worst.
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The even coarser stand-up routine of the past week, with its suggestive anatomical references, had been retired.
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It was another notion of flow, one suggestive of the Canadiens' style while also an extension of it.
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The black forms in particular conjure Franz Kline, whose name figures in "Kline Rape," the show's suggestive title.
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"Sweet Land" is a parable of, and fantasia on, Manifest Destiny, performed outdoors at a richly suggestive site.
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But it does yield some suggestive findings, not least of which concerns the dark power of this propaganda.
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Ken Lavey's work, Perfect Odd Thing, isn't that exactly, but it's highly suggestive and seems made to arouse.
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The photos and videos that Ms. Mwe San posts mix suggestive images with poses in more traditional outfits.
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This simpler, unpainted steel cage is pierced by a mirrored opening, its form suggestive of two conjoined figures.
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Others accused him of making cupping gestures with his hands, suggestive of female breasts, the Independent newspaper reported.
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After knowing what a total creep Kevin Spacey is though, everything he says seems incredibly nasty and suggestive.
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And it led to one of the greatest, weirdest, most sexually suggestive moments in the reality show's history.
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"This is a solid reading historically and is suggestive of a reduction in the unemployment rate", Dunkelberg said.
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John also made offensive, sexually suggestive comments, such as "Say Hello to Uncle Elton," according to the suit.
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These works are pure and formalist, but so suggestive that it almost seems inaccurate to call them abstract.
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However, he continued to run his fingers through her hair for 20 minutes in a sexually suggestive manner.
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Chris Christie's hands (along with some suggestive pixelation between his legs) in the now-infamous aerial beach photograph.
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One example cites singer Laila Amer, who was detained in January for making suggestive gestures in a music video.
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"Zoolander 2" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for vaguely suggestive sexual content and a little strong language.
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After Fifty Shades of Grey came out, many other romance novels suddenly featured suggestive objects on their grayscale covers.
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In a film that already is going to feature Tessa Thompson doing suggestive things with weaponry and occasional flexing?
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The bodies were buried tightly alongside each other, and in an arrangement not suggestive of rank or social status.
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The law seems designed to simply allow prosecution of anyone who criticizes the government or posts sexually suggestive content.
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Mark Foley sent sexually suggestive emails and instant messages to high school boys in the page program for years.
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For years, users have been leaving sexually suggestive comments on videos of young kids playing games or doing exercise.
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But Pesce balances out the story's baldness with a slyly suggestive combination of extreme violence and subtler psychological manipulation.
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These positive preliminary results indicate biological activity and are suggestive of potential therapeutic effect for the treatment of AML.
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Despite the suggestive research that I've cited here, no one has run the race between chickens and cash programs.
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The exchanges allegedly included a suggestive pic of Weiner in his bulging boxer shorts next to his son Jordan.
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The couple opted to perform their camp classic, "Muskrat Love," after the First Lady personally requested another suggestive song.
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" In a sweet (and suggestive) conclusion, Kim added, "I love loving you @kroybiermann and I'm incredibly thankful for you.
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What I saw of BFV, on the other hand, was less suggestive of a place than of a commodity.
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New footage shows disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein hugging, touching and making sexually suggestive comments to one of his accusers.
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"I think I know the answer, but the question is, we doin' this?" he sings in the suggestive tune.
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" Also in 2002, Abercrombie angered parents by selling children's thong underwear that included suggestive words such as "wink wink.
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The Englishman had observed that suggestive gesture, and after another half an hour or so got up to leave.
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The peach emoji is, of course, a go-to for anyone who sexts or just loves sending suggestive fruit.
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Soon orphaned, Lili and Dora (names suggestive of the Gish sisters) are reduced to selling matches in the snow.
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Studies have shown that roughly one-third of 16- and 17-year-olds share suggestive images on their cellphones.
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Simpson says he found "patterns buying and selling that we thought were suggestive of money laundering," related to Trump.
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These pocket portraits are warmly intimate, but, like the documentary as a whole, are finally more suggestive than revelatory.
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The new census data offers suggestive evidence that this climate of fear is taking a toll on health coverage.
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Each is highly attentive to facts — not only to isolated facts, but facts in suggestive patterns, facts in context.
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Still, the study's findings are very suggestive: It certainly seems like legal access to pot significantly hurts academic performance.
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The study I just mentioned — the one that provided health interventions to the control group as well — is suggestive.
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Instagram forces one to be more suggestive, so people pay attention to the picture—you need to stand out.
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Various shots are consciously framed in a suggestive manner, as is much of the character/monster design and writing.
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While certain conduct, like taunting, sexually suggestive gestures and overly long demonstrations, remain prohibited, the players are otherwise unrestricted.
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That I had sent suggestive videos of myself, and I didn't know what the videos were being used for.
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She claimed Mr. Rush "deliberately" touched her breast onstage, sent her suggestive text messages, called her "yummy" and more.
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The doctor ordered a biopsy of the lower GI tract, which was suggestive of mild G.V.H.D. but not definitive.
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But what happens when women turn the lens on themselves, posting similarly suggestive or sexualized images on social media?
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Last year, a new license plate design was tweaked after critics said it was historically inaccurate and sexually suggestive.
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But some users made suggestive comments and highlighted moments in which girls were in "compromising positions," according to Watson.
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During the impeachment hearings, Republicans demanded explanations and peppered witnesses with suggestive inquiries: What was he doing at Burisma?
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It also explored Mr. Bentley's efforts to keep audio recordings of suggestive conversations with Ms. Mason from the public.
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And parents would hire professional dancers to come and teach the children dances, many of which were sexually suggestive.
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Frequently, component parts of her art can serve as mechanical replacements for the body suggestive of automaton-esque ambitions.
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Dr. Moore said that the mottled appearance of the surface with dark streaks were suggestive of hills and ridges.
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The painting, entitled "Thérèse Dreaming" (1938), depicts a young girl in a suggestive pose that leaves her underwear visible.
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Both types of videos, he said, tend to feature good-looking people doing things that could be sexually suggestive.
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YouTube has struggled to keep up with pedophiles' sometimes subtle methods for leaving suggestive remarks on videos of children.
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And on just page seven of the book, Jonathan writes about a situation that is suggestive of that incident.
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Like their texts, the accompanying visuals are also often elusive, suggestive of a narrative but still clinging to abstraction.
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But the results are suggestive of what could happen if such a program were extended to cover more people.
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This post-flesh, man-machine unanimity could be seen as a precedent, suggestive of our current post-human condition.
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But the surge in weekend ridership was suggestive of the kind of gains the reimagining was supposed to offer.
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The forms in Emily Cheng's paintings are suggestive of the most primary elements: the landscape, the body, and religious iconography.
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I didn't detect any particles suggestive of a cosmic ray, but I only ran the app for about five minutes.
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In the United States, the PMI Surveys, the sentiment surveys, they're all still really strong and not suggestive of recession.
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This is a suggestive list of factors to consider when deciding whether to fire an employee for an offensive tweet.
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While the tattoo was a temporary one, it was not the only thing she was faking in the suggestive clip.
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These are suggestive of portals, of gateways that can't transport your body but stir your mind towards openness and possibility.
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The teenager's mother has accused the tabloid of insinuating an "inappropriate sexually suggestive relationship" between the rapper and Instagram model.
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" As for the heavily suggestive song "Make Me Feel," Thompson said that Monáe wanted it to make people feel "liberated.
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Now 57, and perennially sporting a wild mop of hair suggestive of a surprised hedgehog, he has a Puckish air.
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And don't worry, the video is completely safe for work — although those sparklers at the end are a bit suggestive.
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Henderson's body had been stripped naked, and was posed in a sexually suggestive manner, according to autopsy reports recently released.
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The researchers discovered that the students who responded to the non-suggestive flyer had no improvement in their test scores.
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But the plan is to keep bulking out the suggestive mix to expand what can be discovered via chat suggestions.
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Seemingly having no issue at all with the sculpture's suggestive form, the museum approaches it with a sense of humor.
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To be sure, the positioning in the fund's options is more suggestive of hedging activity rather than outright bearish bias.
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"The guy was very suggestive and almost demanding that he come over so I can cook for him," Nieves remembers.
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"I visualize clothes that are not sexually suggestive," said Parkinson, who did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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It made for a striking, suggestive image, the acknowledged sinner tiptoeing towards redemption with a little help from his friends.
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But read in a different voice — and with a very suggestive illustration — a causal compliment becomes a saucy double entendre.
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" In Tumblr's eyes, Futagogo's blogs violated their policy against posting "anything relating to minors that is sexually suggestive or violent.
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In 2008, both outwardly aggressive and slyly suggestive articles started popping up to note when celebrities succumbed to mom hair.
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The Charge 2 most definitely looks like a fitness tracker, not a bracelet or anything suggestive of a "fashion" wearable.
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"We do not know if the results for breast cancer or prostate cancer would be replicable, but it's definitely suggestive."
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Under Stoppard's guidance, talk like this qualifies as flirtation; soon, the conversation turns suggestive, and they end up in bed.
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Some perpetrators harass verbally with suggestive or sexual comments, while other incidents can involve inappropriate advances of a physical nature.
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Painted in mostly flat planes of suavely muted colors, these works are metaphorically piquant, subtly funny and often erotically suggestive.
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"River of Grass" has a deadpan quality suggestive of Jim Jarmusch's "Stranger Than Paradise" (1984) — which also featured Florida locations.
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The fact that Trump is already in Nixon territory without similar events already taking place is suggestive but not predictive.
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"Bazodee" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for language, Carnival costumes, suggestive scenes and violence inflicted on a cellphone.
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Sometimes the forms suggest pairs of legs, and the paint has a hard, lacquer-like finish suggestive of insect shells.
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She codifies the animals in ways suggestive of "beasts of burden," sometimes imbuing them with a feeling of impending doom.
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If you want a suggestive perspective on these two great exhibitions, buy his Journal or reread Baudelaire's incandescent memorial essay.
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Is that why he holds his hands in the air, palms facing us, in a pose faintly suggestive of crucifixion?
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They found a similar suggestive (but not quite statistically significant) effect for publications with three or more authors sharing credit.
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" The reason, he ventured, is that Mr. Dylan's lyrics are "so suggestive, universal and penetrating all at the same time.
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But two pieces of suggestive evidence in this study point to the problem here as being straightforward, taste-based discrimination.
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The Austin Motel's iconic and, ahem, suggestive sign out front sets the perfect tone for a bachelor or bachelorette party.
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From her suggestive sculptures, installations, photography, and found objects alike, she's always challenged and satirized gender stereotypes and masculine constructions.
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Ms. Crowner has complicated her compositions, strewing them with tipsy curves, ellipses and parts of circles suggestive of orange sections.
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Overall, its mood conveys something between sorrow and hopefulness, suggestive altogether of a contemplative pause in an overwhelmingly distressing moment.
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At one point he asks his students to write suggestive messages to his rival in a plot to trick him.
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Everest Kitchen is a restful environment, its walls painted robin's egg blue and its background music suggestive of a spa.
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"Susanna was often an excuse to paint a partially naked lady in a lush, suggestive Garden of Eden," Siciliano writes.
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The reason it does so, at least in part, is that Ms. Morissette's songs are so rich, complicated and suggestive.
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Her name is "delicate," she said, with "so many subtleties" — suggestive of "wish and will," sentiments that still guide her.
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But upon introduction they were more suggestive than literal, opening up the possibility of drama instead of shutting it down.
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On whether media images beamed across the world were suggestive of police brutality, Lam argued that context was often missing.
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Shapland's interest is piqued: Annemarie's language in her letters to Carson is intimate, suggestive, or I read it that way.
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Modern medical research, too, confirms that the smell of someone's skin, breath and bodily fluids can be suggestive of illness.
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For those having symptoms suggestive of influenza, staying at home is an effective measure to prevent the spread of influenza.
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Facebook was slow to remove flagged suggestive images of children posted to the site, according to a new BBC report.
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Typically, the nude form is placed secondary to more brazen or suggestive visual elements like dildos, orchids, ribbons, and footprints.
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Shortly before the two-minute mark, a single thwack — suggestive of steel percussion — heralds a slow turn toward rhythmic chaos.
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One for "Masters of Sex" is a comical sequence of sexually suggestive but not explicit images, like an erupting champagne bottle.
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Headey said Weinstein asked her to take a walk, and soon made a suggestive comment and gesture, which she laughed off.
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For this reason, I look forward to rereading this pregnantly suggestive book and the three additional volumes that we are promised.
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They represent starkly divergent developments that, while not suggestive of crisis at the doorstep, showcase the tenuous nature of global stability.
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And, as we reported earlier, the PR firm pitched us a suggestive email seeking to throw mud on scooter rival Bird.
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Each canvas on view is similarly suggestive, breeding contemplation and curiosity of puzzles that we may never understand with utmost certainty.
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Fowler, like Lee, received sexually suggestive messages from her coworkers and experienced retaliation from HR after she made the problem known.
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The publication revealed that Hybels had been accused of making suggestive comments, giving an unwanted kiss and invitations to hotel rooms.
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This week, a slew of Patreon creators who make suggestive material received notification that their pages were suspended or shut down.
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The timing of the ban, a few days after broader trade talks between China and America had broken down, was suggestive.
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On the day of the "Fappening," hacker Ryan Collins released 500 suggestive photos he'd stolen from celebrities' iCloud and Gmail accounts.
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Barbara Boxer, after describing an incident at a hearing in the 1980s where a male colleague made a sexually suggestive comment.
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The reporter told investigators that two weeks after she met Hufnagel in late 2014 he began to send her suggestive texts.
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In addition, Kardashian West has spent the past few days posting a series of suggestive nude images to promote her fragrance.
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Potentially objectionable behavior is facebooking like your weird uncle: Holding and drinking alcohol, cursing, shouting about politics, doing sexually suggestive things.
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Images of bodies blending together and brief visuals of the faces of climaxing individuals make for a very suggestive viewing experience.
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The LIA alleges that these code words are used in a context that is "strongly suggestive of fraud or other impropriety".
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The Ranch alone is the kind of fascinating, socially suggestive splinter cult that could fuel an entire season of The Leftovers.
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Not only was YouTube monetizing these videos, its recommendation algorithm was actively pushing thousands of users toward suggestive videos of children.
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Not all of Coloring Book—a title suggestive of the Good Book, but also of juvenilia and nonwhiteness—is religiously themed.
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Rumors swirled about a year ago around the idea of an Apple Car, and recent hires have been more than suggestive.
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A recent 2017 review looking at magnesium supplements was "suggestive of a beneficial effect" on anxiety, but the results were inconclusive.
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The Non-Scale Victories checklist also includes suggestive benefits: flatter stomach, leaner appearance, clothes fitting better, and wedding ring fitting better.
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The ranges of analyst estimates were very narrow and specific, which is suggestive of a "group think" heading into the report.
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Her Gertrude in Mel Gibson's Hamlet was another triumph of implication, loving her son with a suggestive incestuousness buried under warmth.
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The first, dubbed "Weinergate," which led to his resignation from Congress in 2011, involved him accidentally tweeting out sexually suggestive photos.
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It's a nicely suggestive trajectory, certainly, but this sort of subtlety has no real purchase, at least not on my son.
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Pedigo and McMurray's collaborations aren't as dark as those maledictions, but their work is suggestive of a similar sort of mystery.
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From these results, it's impossible to tell which — if any — condition causes the other, but it's definitely suggestive of a connection.
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Its snippets of ambiguous, suggestive fiction started invest its universe with the life and mystery its haunting and striking vistas suggested.
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And Levy, the author of "Swimming Home," is unstinting with suggestive details, bits of portentous dialogue and ripe-with-meaning artifacts.
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They claimed that Gugliemelli coerced them into sending him sexually suggestive fetish videos instead of following through on the job offers.
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The original images are very suggestive, sometimes erotic, but the way I've reassembled them makes that difficult to see and grasp.
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Economists have only begun to study the effects of tax rates on particular subgroups of movers, but recent results are suggestive.
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Any nudity or "sexually suggestive poses" in the shoot will be detailed beforehand and agreed to in advance by the subject.
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Admittedly, this was not a controlled study; it is subject to parental bias and therefore only suggestive of the reported benefits.
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In the box sculptures especially, viewers interested in art history and theory will find no shortage of suggestive references to networks.
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Mr. Ravich has offered no explanation for his suggestive texts, or Ms. Tirschwell's contemporaneous accounts to Ms. Parash and her psychiatrist.
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The project has exemplified a close coupling between research and teaching, well beyond the suggestive homework problems from the early days.
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Noted If you think Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings of petunias and poppies are anatomically suggestive, then you've surely never seen an anthurium.
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While suggestive, research thus far cannot precisely isolate partisanship's influence from competing explanations like geography, age, or exposure to the virus.
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At the same time, playing to the Democratic base seems to have its limits, with no evidence suggestive of mobilization potential.
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No one wants or expects clear answers from a Castellucci production, but I wanted more suggestive images, a more charged mood.
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Daylin Leach suspended his congressional campaign after campaign workers accused him of unwanted touching and suggestive jokes (Leach denied any wrongdoing).
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She is 8 or 9, mimicking a suggestive dance she has seen on TV. She too is hit by her brother.
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The rest of Beyonce's ads are just as risque as the booty pic ... prepare for lots of skin and suggestive poses.
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They also suggest taking pictures that are suggestive but not totally revealing, and using apps that delete pictures after some time.
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" Some of Trump's dealings, Simpson told lawmakers, showed "patterns of buying and selling that we thought were suggestive of money laundering.
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For example, the eggplant and peach icons, when paired with sexually suggestive text, imagery, or video, would be grounds for removal.
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"We've found that helpful notifications are ones which read and feel gentle and suggestive rather than aggressive and demanding," they said.
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The title feels suggestive and ironic, perhaps pointing to the failure of official language to capture the traumas of brown skin.
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What's more important is that Titus Kaphar has constructed a profoundly suggestive installation that dissolves the boundary between reality and fiction.
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Some experts say the tactic is unduly suggestive, ineffectively tests a witness's memory, and provides more theatrical flourish than probative evidence.
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The "Touch My Body" singer posted a suggestive photo on Instagram on Thursday night, showing off her legs while on a stairmaster.
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Some are very detailed, depicting masts, sails, rigging, rudders, oars, and even cabins; others are simply composed of suggestive shapes and lines.
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But the dicynodont fossil uncovered in Poland is different—it's larger, and suggestive of a creature that stood upright on four legs.
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The graphite contained within these 3.95 billion year old rocks, argue the researchers, is of biological origin, and thus suggestive of life.
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Today, they shake their barely clothed bodies in suggestive ways while male fans who have consumed too much beer can ogle them.
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Per the brand's signature sexy, rock n' roll vibes, Tilbury titled her newest five-piece collection Glowgasm — equal parts suggestive and euphoric.
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Suggestive of speculative fiction, like many of her works, "Soft Measures" is accompanied by a soundtrack of the artist discussing tectonic plates.
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Assume Baxalta can make around $2.9 billion of operating income in 2020 — suggestive of 8 percent annual growth from now until then.
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The fact that the French data exactly match sampling-based expectations, rather than exceeding them, is itself mildly suggestive of modest herding.
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The owner of a North Carolina CrossFit gym is being criticized for posting videos of female members' butts with sexually suggestive captions.
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Around the time of the suspected impact, they found a large amount of platinum spikes, as well as soot suggestive of wildfires.
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Indeed, in that respect, the show did not live up to its suggestive billing, though it did provide other pleasures in spades.
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It's not merely the overlap in areas that they cover that makes these maps so suggestive, though — it's also what they are.
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What remains is enough to satisfy the most demanding fan: stiletto-heeled splits and leaps, wicked sonic screams and suggestive pelvic thrusts.
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The Dragon Prince offers viewers a rich and suggestive world that's teeming with possibilities about what might be happening beyond the frame.
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The former 7th Heaven star, 36, posted a suggestive comment on husband Justin Timberlake's Instagram that left the Internet buzzing this week.
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The result was the unsettling costume that shows up every week on The Handmaid's Tale: constricting, uniform, and somehow suggestive of violence.
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And evidence-based medicine thinkers and skeptics view the results of studies as suggestive of nothing more than acupuncture's potent placebo effect.
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When Kardashian West's first KKW Body fragrance was launching, the reality star posted a series of suggestive nude images to promote it.
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I've gotten a bit harder to please; if I do watch porn, I need the kind that is a bit more suggestive.
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Taking, possessing, or sending nude or suggestive images isn't shame-worthy or fringe behavior — it's the norm and nothing to sneer at.
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But the very fact that Leica is pursuing this almost absurd form of digital purism is suggestive of the future of photography.
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Or if you want to be a little more playfully suggestive, you could say, So, I have a thing at 9 a.m.
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The group's spiky hair and suggestive dance routines make them the platonic ideal of a boy band, with one exception: They're girls.
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"The circumstances surrounding the labeling requirement in the specific facts presented to the Court are suggestive of anti-Israel bias," she added.
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Hensel, 71, was charged with requesting the sexually suggestive images from the daughter of an acquaintance through a messaging app around Aug.
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That would be Mr. Kitchen's "Early Memory," which features a series of red lines suggestive of a Japanese footbridge surrounded by nature.
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"Certainly, what we have found is a significant pattern of evidence that is suggestive of something larger," the source said on Wednesday.
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Maher, who left Conyers' office in 2005, said that Conyers office had a sexually suggestive culture that made her uncomfortable many times.
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Mary Bono said publicly this month that she endured suggestive comments from a fellow lawmaker for years before eventually confronting him. Rep.
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Mark Foley was forced to resign in late September after sending sexually suggestive messages to teenage boys who had been congressional pages.
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In an interview with NBC's "TODAY," she again called the president's tweet a "sexist smear" said she interpreted it as sexually suggestive.
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Former employees told the Washington Post they were directed to censor videos that featured vaping, "suggestive" dancing, and social and political issues.
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Mark Foley (R-Fla.) — who once sent suggestive messages to underage congressional pages — sit behind Trump at a rally on Wednesday night.
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Four other models' accounts were also described, on Facebook, involving coerced nude photo shoots and suggestive personal commentary with the same man.
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It also raises questions about who, at a company where just 35 percent of the employees are women, is deciding what's suggestive.
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Or his classic drawings, suggestive of abstracted body parts or fractured parentheses that appear on everything from wallpaper to murals to fabric?
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" "The longer the action under the 200-day moving average (2589) is suggestive of a retest of the 2532 low from February.
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They set her squarely apart from her sisters, suggestive in their comfortable fit and masculine tailoring of her restless desire for freedom.
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Instead of long-stemmed red roses, he would hand out bulging purple eggplants, a nod to their popular use as suggestive emoji.
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Moschino's 1989 trompe l'oeil evening dress shows the lower half of a ballerina's one-legged stance, suggestive of this precarious balancing act.
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" At lunch, Brennan sounded a more suggestive note, telling me he had "serious questions about the extent of that interaction, cooperation, collusion.
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"People don't pay much attention these days to the descriptive, expressive and suggestive facts found in a good still photograph," he said.
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The third movement's opening is announced by Minimalist harp figures and muted tones — suggestive of jazz, but not imitative — in the brasses.
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It reaches 90 percent of 13- to 24-year-olds, a group who may be most vulnerable to bullying or suggestive content.
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Before long, she was writing her own raps -- many of which were deemed too aggressive, suggestive and sexual to tons of critics.
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For her last, on French couture, she wore a gauzy Halston gown suggestive of an exotic bird of green and black plumage.
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Mr. Fonsi's deliciously suggestive lyrics arguably belong to a tradition that stretches back to the lovelorn troubadours of medieval Spain, and beyond.
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Neither story surprises, but the difference between them is telling, suggestive of the ways in which race, gender and class unfailingly entwine.
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THE BENCHMARK At the weigh-in for a 1962 fight, Benny Paret taunted Emile Griffith with a homosexual slur and suggestive gestures.
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In a screenshot posted by Ward, Instagram said she had posted "sexually suggestive content," though the model denies she broke any rules.
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More generally, Parish's work is richly suggestive of other possibilities: What if human sexuality is more like bonobo sexuality than chimp sexuality?
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Stalwart Clinton supporter Philippe Reines was among those to seize on the resurgence of Cohen's old tweet with a suggestive response Tuesday.
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"Taken together, these observations are suggestive of a compensatory/remodelling process contributing to the cortical thickness variations in schizophrenia," the paper concludes.
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Placed in a circular arena, they moved toward walls that were white with a black bar, suggestive of a daytime hiding place.
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For his collages, Mr. Snow spliced newspaper images into elegant, suggestive exquisite corpses, and stacked words from headlines into poetic ransom notes.
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The golden symbols on the ponchos are suggestive of various alphabets and symbol systems; pictured the Khmer alphabet fused with Icelandic runes.
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Connecticut judges ruled that the in-court identification violated Dickson's constitutional rights to fair legal process because the identification was unnecessarily suggestive.
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Others, like Jezebel, thought it was a problem of bad journalism: too focused on lurid or peripheral details; too suggestive, too unclear.
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Infrared pictures revealed underdrawings suggestive of Brueghel's hand, such as little hooks he sketched to show movement and the folds in clothing.
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Names intended for doctors are often a play on words or technologies familiar to them or suggestive of a drug's mechanism of action.
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Jesse Watters of Fox News took to Twitter on Wednesday to defend himself over a seemingly suggestive comment he made about Ivanka Trump.
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The look meant the creeps holding out in the dying days of Myspace would message my profile with lewd requests or suggestive flirtations.
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The pedophiles then commented on the videos, leaving timestamps and details noting when children were in states of undress or in suggestive positions.
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In one 2006 study, Green and his colleagues found suggestive evidence that turning elections into giant festivals of a sort can boost turnout.
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It is true that so far, the hard evidence of the effect that Bridge has on pupils' results is suggestive rather than definitive.
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WATCH: How to Make Emoji Easter Eggs The news comes shortly after Facebook and Instagram announced a broad ban on "sexually suggestive" emojis.
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In the clips ahead, it's out with the body makeup and in with the socks, maple syrup, and nunchucks — suggestive candlelight be damned.
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But it is often suggestive, and it suggests that Monday night will be one of the most consequential debates we have ever seen.
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They all had a photo of an attractive woman as a profile pic and they all posted sexually suggestive albeit cripplingly ridiculous tweets.
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But in one suggestive peek behind the curtain, Walmart e-commerce boss Marc Lore said two-thirds of Jetblack members spend $1,500 monthly.
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Certainly there are features—the slurring of speech, for example—that might be more suggestive of some of the punches that he took.
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But Saskatchewan Government Insurance denied David Assman's request because it was "offensive, suggestive or not in good taste," the Saksatoon Star Phoenix reports.
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"The activity during the past six weeks is suggestive of the final preparations for a test," 38 North analyst Joseph Bermudez told CNN.
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At first, the images were more suggestive; they didn't make anything as explicit as Whedon did in Ultron or Singer in Superman Returns.
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Kevin Hart is apologizing to his wife and kids after an unidentified person allegedly tried to extort him for a sexually suggestive video.
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True-crime magazines have historically featured a bound, gagged, busty woman on the front, somehow managing to look both scared and also suggestive.
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Instead of suggestive shots of sexy women in gorgeous clothes, Turbeville's works were dark, emotive landscapes that just happened to feature fine attire.
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In footage released Wednesday, Weinstein is seen hugging, touching and making suggestive comments during a business meeting in New York with Melissa Thompson.
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But it's at least suggestive evidence that Turkey's influence over Flynn may not have ended in November, which is what he's currently claiming.
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Scrubbing the internet of anything merely suggestive or dismissive of certain moral principles is par for the course for internet regulators in China.
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The melody is malleable enough to fit into any context: it can sound happy, sad, suggestive, hopeful, or funny, depending on the context.
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The two make their engagement official in the most Haleb way ever: by recreating their season 1 tent date, complete with suggestive shadows.
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A Roman Catholic bishop in the Philippines this week urged the faithful to boycott Madonna's shows over her "suggestive" performance and "vulgar" clothes.
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" Almost all of these appearances were punctuated with the suggestive catch-phrase-and-hip-thrust combo that remains synonymous with Charo, "Cuchi-cuchi!
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Though the title sounds suggestive, there's not an ounce of sexualised flesh in it; the skin in question belongs to six male bodybuilders.
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Bono, who lost her reelection bid in 2012, said a male lawmaker who still serves in Congress repeatedly made suggestive remarks to her.
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The music video of the song "I Have Issues" was released last month and sparked immediate controversy because of its sexually suggestive scenes.
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Unfolding with a reticence that's occasionally confusing, "Les Cowboys" presents a suggestive, almost abstract take on terror and the generational toxicity of bigotry.
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The writings that come later in Geometry of Shadows lack the shifting, kaleidoscopic textures and suggestive depths of the poems written in Ferrara.
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What followed was my first-ever cybersex session, with him typing suggestive remarks and me typing, "Mmmh," which seemed to work for him.
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However, that report only cites an anonymous source and is still unconfirmed, despite widespread coverage and some suggestive winking from the company's employees.
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"It's very, very suggestive that there is a class dynamic as well as an age dynamic," Karp said of the New Hampshire results.
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What he found was a good deal of evidence that is "suggestive of an immunity gap," though it's "certainly not definitive," he said.
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Advertisers, especially smaller ones, complain of inconsistency and gender bias in the process that determines whether images are rejected for being sexually suggestive.
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But even though I aimed for clarity this time, there's always something a little more suggestive about songs that allows an emotional response.
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And detectives have come to understand that suggestive police procedures, such as unfair lineups, raise the risk that an innocent person is prosecuted.
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The result is a chaotic back-and-forth between pictured details and architectural elements that is at once entirely formal and richly suggestive.
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Text-messaging, ubiquitous between lawmakers and lobbyists, can easily slide into personal and suggestive banter, which women feel pressed to go along with.
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"A picture of a naked child may constitute illegal child pornography if it is sufficiently sexually suggestive," the Department of Justice's website says.
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"Breakthrough" is more suggestive than evangelical, and its willingness to let the mystery of the young man's survival linger enhances the film's power.
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This article on the case notes the emergence of a handful of other efforts to resist the imposition of demeaning, sexually suggestive attire.
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Some hospitals are now using mobile stroke treatment units, or specialized ambulances dispatched when someone calls 911 with symptoms suggestive of a stroke.
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"It's suggestive but not definitive," said Dr. Atheendar Venkataramani, an associate professor of medical ethics and health policy at the University of Pennsylvania.
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The accusations ranged from unwanted touching to sexually suggestive comments — on movie sets, in office environments and during meetings with the news media.
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But while trends in the primaries may be suggestive of trends in the general election, it is very difficult to draw reliable conclusions.
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A group called "jailbait" — it contained provocative images of teenagers — led to a ban of "suggestive or sexual content featuring minors" in 303.
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Many scores in Saariaho's catalogue, and not just the theatrical ones, are visually suggestive, with titles alluding to light, water, gardens, and night.
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A clear Sanders lead without Biden in the race would again be suggestive of a stronger Sanders' bid that conventional wisdom generally holds.
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"When the copper-gold ratio is rising it's incredibly suggestive that something is going on that might be a little inflationary," he said.
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A California state senator resigned Thursday following an investigation into allegations that he engaged in "flirtatious or sexually suggestive" behavior with six women.
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Some scenes in the trailer are a little more suggestive, though there might be a public indecency law broken in one of them.
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It&aposs described as "a timeless and enduring blue hue" that&aposs "suggestive of the sky at dusk," according to the color company.
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One woman said that Timmons groped her buttocks, while another said he made suggestive remarks and tried to insist that she date him.
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They also posted remarks that praised the girls, asked whether they were wearing underwear, or simply carried a string of sexually suggestive emojis.
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The euphoric "Dance This Mess Around," sci-fi-influenced "Planet Claire," and sexually suggestive "6060-842" remain staples of their live set today.
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The evidence is suggestive, however, that one of the factors that makes young people most vulnerable to recruitment by radicals is social isolation.
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The Problem With Instagram's Plan to Reduce 'Sexually Suggestive' Content Lux Alptraum argues that Instagram's new guidelines for "sexually suggestive" content are at high risk of being sexist in their implementation: There are already some signs that Instagram's moderation algorithm is going to be shaped by a biased idea of indecency—one that sets a far lower bar for women than for men.
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I just had had some experiences and heard some stories and read some things that all just seemed really interesting and suggestive to me.
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Rather than eliminating only sexually-suggestive videos, as China's anti-porn task force seemingly called for, the video services got rid of them all.
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So, to capture its enormity and its suggestive power, you have to be able to go into your imagination, which is not always cooperative.
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"The language is sexually suggestive in parts and indicates a relationship that has gone well beyond a professional, mentorship situation," the investigation report said.
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The nuanced approach is also suggestive of Weinraub's process, the way she feels her way around some 400 hours of footage, revealing shifting perspectives.
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While Border Patrol's regional sectors don't match up perfectly with the regions into which ports of entry are divided, the regional comparison is suggestive.
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He implies that their suggestive clothing is disturbing to his "high-end" clientele, which is a little awkward, considering what his waitresses are wearing.
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The women also spoke about having to deal with sexually vulgar and suggestive language, or be on constant watch for the next aggressive move.
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Last February, Twitch changed its policies around harassment, enacting stricter rules around "hateful" behavior on and off the site and around sexually suggestive content.
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The initial edit was rejected by staff working on the exhibition who asked the artist to remove four images that were deemed too suggestive.
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That said, if the user chooses to interact with a Fleksyapp (or its suggestive pop) they are then interacting with a third party's API.
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There was some light hugging in a paparazzi photo and one suggestive Instagram post, all of which sort of suggested that they were dating.
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Dogs often behave in a way that's suggestive of episodic memory, such as staying clear of the neighbor's cat after a particularly nasty encounter.
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However, the students who responded to the suggestive brain-training flyer experienced a five- to 10-point increase on average in their test scores.
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They won't tell you in the title or they'll be suggestive … I was just like, 'There's no reason to hide who this is about.
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Together, the chairs resemble tombstones in a cemetery, their diverse forms suggestive of colorful personalities but their whitewashed surfaces unifying and stark, yet tranquil.
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He has acknowledged making sexually suggestive remarks about fondling her breasts but -- wait for it -- insists there was no "physical" affair between the two.
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Whether or not people agreed that the photo is suggestive, most warned that this could send dangerous people to the account of a minor.
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In fact, sexually suggestive photos such as the ones entered into evidence might even constitute evidence of trauma, rather than proof of its absence.
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Weiner early last month checked into a rehab facility for sex addition after allegedly exchanging sexually suggestive messages with a 15-year-old girl.
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Their group's T-shirts said, "we get you off for free" -- a sexually suggestive slogan that the university said violated its code of conduct.
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The emails were discovered as part of a separate investigation of Wiener, who allegedly sent sexually suggestive messages to a 15-year-old girl.
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The two words equate to a demand, suggestive of women who claim the right of ownership of their bodies no matter their diverse stories.
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We find suggestive evidence of increased maternal unemployment up to five years after an increase in minimum wages, which leads credence to this mechanism.
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The same translucent curtains are drawn fluidly over the set between scenes, suggestive of time both forever passing and framed and frozen in memory.
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Boxer, who retired from the Senate in January, said a male colleague made a sexually suggestive remark during a committee hearing in the 1980s.
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"Flight attendants describe the verbal sexual harassment as comments that are 'nasty,unwanted, lewd, crude, inappropriate, uncomfortable, sexual, suggestive, and dirty,' " said the union.
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But 26 percent led to "clickbait" sites that were covered in more ads and lower-quality recommendation widgets featuring sexually suggestive or interruptive images.
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To Kush, the only possible explanation is that someone (likely the catfisher) reported her for a non-nude but suggestive photo in her header.
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His 1969 hyper-montage 16mm film, "A Movie," and outstanding visionary drawings, like "Untitled" (1968) — suggestive of Henri Michaux's mescaline drawings — are terrific works.
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Two reporters, CNN's Chloe Melas and WGN-TV's Tya Martin, claim that Freeman made lewd and sexually suggestive comments to them during press junkets.
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" Investigators, who pored over a large file of correspondence between the two men, said "the replies are suggestive of cordiality rather than mere politeness.
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That meant shooting sleeping people only from angles that did not reveal their identities; it meant not taking photos that were sensational or suggestive.
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After the Texas lawsuits were filed last month, he posted a 10-minute videotaped response suggestive of how his positions on the event shifted.
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You will, however, witness some rude and suggestive sight gags and an extended sequence in a morgue involving the genitals of a dead man.
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They question whether the governor used state funds to facilitate the relationship, which Mr. Bentley insists was not sexual despite highly suggestive audio recordings.
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The President has also often used racially suggestive rhetoric in his tweets and launched his presidential campaign in 2015 with a tirade against Mexicans.
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Four female medical students told investigators Strampel made sexually suggestive comments during meetings, including what some perceived as academic privileges in exchange for sex.
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A recent BBC documentary, "HyperNormalization," by Adam Curtis — who is often as over-the-top as he is insightful — is suggestive in this context.
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A female campaign staffer had accused Strider of harassment that included inappropriate touching, kissing her forehead and sending her suggestive emails, the sources said.
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These artificial orifices are pleasingly mysterious and highly suggestive, at once creating a sense of human vulnerability and raising the possibility of the posthuman.
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As for the wife ... well, people think she's not all there either with how gung-ho she seems to be about the suggestive surprise.
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They showed that the greatest levels of mental distress, suggestive of depression or anxiety, were experienced by those in the most socioeconomically deprived areas.
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James can be figurative in one painting and, in another, rub a surface with paint, make a palpable, potently suggestive smear on the surface.
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Still, when RAND's findings are coupled with other studies we have, there's some suggestive evidence that easy access to guns is the cause here.
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Factoring in trauma, as well as the suggestive tactics investigators are sometimes incentivized to employ to close their cases, memory contamination becomes very plausible.
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And connecting Alejandro Puente's "Untitled" (1967) — four equilateral triangles — compose a larger triangle, all in primary colors — with Kelly's "Blue Panel" (1977) was suggestive.
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Daneth's installation, "Inside Out," (23), uses unfired clay in various colors — the very earth so hotly contested — molded into flat fragments suggestive of maps.
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Yet they reveal suggestive aspects of private interiors, architectures, and landscapes that offer a sense of specific locations — or at least of their character.
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I once had a reply guy whose comments started off innocuous, then steadily became more frequent — and more suggestive — when I stopped liking his replies.
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The most serious allegation in her lawsuit, Zawaideh claims White "made inappropriate and sexually harassing and suggestive comments" to her in person and in texts.
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"It is an example of using a bit suggestive science to legitimize a product that product that promises more than it can deliver," said Caulfield.
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The other contestants took issue with her decision to wear a robe, since a lot of them thought it was way too forward and suggestive.
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And just last week, Jenner sparked rumors that a skin-care line is on the horizon, thanks to a handful of suggestive makeup-free selfies.
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The first example of sexually suggestive content that "nudity or implied nudity, even if artistic or educational in nature, except for statues," would be banned.
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Composition is incredibly important to Mapplethorpe; he was an obsessive formalist who framed his subjects — whether people or sexually suggestive flowers — into rigidly ordered spaces.
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But what's more suggestive are the places that keep getting hit with the kind of severe flooding that's supposed to be uncommon — places like Houston.
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It's been called a sex scandal ever since recordings surfaced in March of Bentley uttering sexually suggestive remarks, leading to calls for the governor's impeachment.
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According to Blatt's lawsuit, Pambakian and Blatt engaged in "irreverent and, at times, ribald and suggestive conversation" with "both laughing throughout" at the holiday party.
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"We can't say for certain [the email] was prompted by our FOIA, but the timing is suggestive," said Clark Pettig, communications director for American Oversight.
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Right now, if you read the Fed language from the last FOMC meeting, it is suggestive that they are prepared to move to a cut.
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What's more, the researchers found other evidence suggestive of clothing at these sites, including bone needles for sewing and other tools used to scrape pelts.
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Enzo WENT OFF on his DMV beef -- claiming he's been getting calls from reps demanding he change his license ASAP due to the suggestive signature.
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As of February 7, 2018, we have made two updates to our site-wide policy regarding involuntary pornography and sexual or suggestive content involving minors.
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One female author described being cornered by a male author at a conference who blocked her exit from the room and made sexually suggestive comments.
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Photographs are structured with the equivalent of poetry's metrical cadences and internal rhymes, and treated less as generators of translatable ideas than of suggestive metaphors.
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Testing pre-launch on various celebrity visages also drew a suggestive blank — and Hardy confirmed they've got more pop culture adds planned for the future.
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Stellar streams are essentially clusters of stars that have been pulled apart but that still move in a correlated way suggestive of their related past.
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In 2018 alone, Pornhub announced an interactive art installation, a free leaf removal program, and lifetime premium memberships for residents of towns with "suggestive" names.
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The photographs follow a strange and suggestive transvestite character, Simmon, the artist Simon Yotsuya, through a variety of urban, natural, and social settings in Japan.
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Synthia's declarations tend more toward prophecy than wit, but even ignoring the substance of its all-caps wisdom, the very fact of quotation is suggestive.
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But even though many people are doing it, that doesn't mean everyone uses nude or suggestive photos for revenge or shares these images non-consensually.
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LONDON — Adverts for a fashion brand have been banned by the UK's Advertising Standards Authority for featuring "sexually suggestive" images of a child-like model.
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Staff read all mail prior to tenant receipt and review all coupon books and newspapers, blacking out any material containing children or sexually suggestive images.
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A larger study would have done more honor to Bachelard's wonderfully suggestive arguments about the uncommon ability of houses to haunt our fiction-making minds.
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Speaking of things getting toned down, the remake noticeably gets rid of some of the more violent or suggestive lines and moments in the film.
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It is an uncomfortable and perhaps uncomfortably suggestive fact that this most universal of twentieth-century poets was also a notorious Communist and indeed Stalinist.
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The timing is suggestive: as the economy went into recession many people faced a choice between a job far away and no job at all.
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""Ryan, do you want to comment on, there's a little bit of an Easter egg in 'Fear 514' that might be suggestive of Beta's past?
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It's handed out flags and fines to Washington defensive back Josh Norman and Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown for their "violent" and "sexually suggestive" celebrations.
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Act I played in a golden, pyramidlike frame suggestive of the ceremonial formality with which Tristan is escorting a royal bride to meet her husband.
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"Taken together, these findings are suggestive of the increased borrowing of neighbors because of relative income comparisons, leading to financial distress," Agarwal and Mikhed wrote.
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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski has called for Sanders to resign unless she "apologizes" for Trump "being a sexist pig" over his suggestive tweet about Democratic Sen.
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And when your ex posts a suggestive selfie with James Franco, imagine their demise by the jaws of Johnny 2x4's low-fi animated shark.
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Clinton, Mr. Trump used the moment to baselessly claim there had been an internal F.B.I. "revolt" and made a sexually suggestive joke about Mr. Weiner.
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She has become a figure of controversy because of questions about her real age, and whether her suggestive posts and older boyfriends are actually appropriate.
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It's a richly suggestive site for a reflection on the winning of the West, a story that is really many stories, variously exposed and submerged.
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The rocky outcropping is sexually suggestive in its pink fleshiness, while the silver foil of the farther range might denote snowcaps or mountains of quartz.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Tith Kanitha's solo-exhibition Instinct, at SA SA BASSAC, is a collection of endlessly suggestive sculptures.
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But suggestive lineups are not yet a thing of the past, as the shackle on the floor in the Queens lineup would seem to indicate.
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They may leap to the conclusion that this is a learned behavior, perhaps suggestive of abuse, rather than an organic and normal part of development.
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Mr. Hockenberry asked to meet with her, she said, and then began issuing repeated suggestive messages by email, persisting even as she declined to respond.
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Since one sequence of slow-changing horizontal patterns kept bringing dancers' mouths, torsos and groins close together, how erotically suggestive was this meant to be?
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The real story is growing Chinese strength, steady Chinese purpose aimed at midcentury dominance and erratic American outbursts suggestive of a petulant great power's retreat.
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Arriving at this new mental state generated in him an intense emotive response and a memorable feeling that Wright evokes with suggestive but spare prose.
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All these suggestive, ambiguous images jostle together in warm disorder, intensely colored but inconclusive, proceeding endlessly with no clear direction, impossible to summarize or explain.
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The story and central ideas still need time to ripen and connect; they remain merely suggestive, slightly unsure, a little garbled, like Yoshiko's own reasoning.
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His attempt to rub it out with a knife is suggestive too, the blunt knife pressing against the vulva drawing looks like a probing penis.
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With 3D detailing and A+ use of suggestive emoji, the brand has dropped bath bombs and soaps perfect for gifting— or keep 'em for yourself!
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Whether she's making fellatio gestures or suggestive comments to regulars: "Twitch allowed me to be more open with my audience," as Aimee told me recently.
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According to some ethical standards, the mere existence of a possible conflict can be a disqualification for public service or can be suggestive of impropriety.
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The project might seem unlikely, considering the sensibility of street art: edgy, youthful and more immediately suggestive of trendy bohemian surroundings than heritage Swiss craftsmanship.
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Poorly-designed or suggestive police procedures can heighten the risk of a mistaken identification, and critics say open-ended mug shot searches are especially vulnerable.
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Squirmish and squeamish in bed, Powers only feels comfortable again once he's on his feet destroying the Fembots with a series of sexually suggestive moves.
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Trailing a wrist along the floor, she squats, a splayed-knee motion, suggestive of sex and childbirth and isolation, that we'll see again and again.
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The patterns are suggestive of what each animal was doing, but it is impossible to know for certain that the dinosaurs were hunting the mammals.
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Earlier this month, it was revealed that an alleged "network of pedophiles" was leaving sexually suggestive comments about young children on the site's comments section.
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The suggestive photos in question are from the magazine's 24-page feature editorial shot by casting agent Carin Backoff and starring a ton of famous faces.
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These women, who typically engage the viewer with a demure but alluring gaze, are often seen holding sexually suggestive pots and baskets, brimming with the harvest.
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"The team uncovered a consistent pattern of sexual innuendo, and overt suggestive comments and actions toward those over whom the former bishop exercised authority," Lori said.
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That was until some members on the committees planning this year's Fiac contemporary art fair saw the structure's suggestive design and decide to withdraw its invite.
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A female lobbyist also told the Nevada Independent that Kihuen touched her without consent multiple times and showed the paper hundreds of suggestive messages from Kihuen.
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Expressionistic footage of a couple engaged in passionate lovemaking cross-cuts with such suggestive imagery as a popping bubble, a burning cigarette, and a black glove.
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From suggestive comments—"it would be better if you were wearing nothing underneath"—to gross physical advances behind closed doors, they still face sexist behaviour daily.
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After he initially backed away, she claims in the interview that he started touching her in a suggestive manner, and once again began making sexual overtures.
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Smartphones have made sexting easier than ever — just get to the dirty talking via text, then snap a suggestive pic or eight and send them over.
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"There were other competitors who had successfully been able to advertise [on Facebook] with content that I would say is and very sexually suggestive," Manliguis said.
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Indeed, the more one studies the Comey statement, the more scathing it becomes -- and the more suggestive that their decision on prosecution was a close call.
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The sound is unmistakably dark and reminiscent of dubstep, twinned with suggestive and sinister lyrics that wouldn't sound amiss on a Shackleton, Appleblim or Pinch record.
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ROSE MCGOWAN REACTS TO HARVEY WEINSTEIN'S IMPENDING ARREST Eight women told CNN on Thursday that Freeman made suggestive comments about their appearance and inappropriately touched them.
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In 2015 an ad showing a runny egg yolk was questioned by New York's subway for being too suggestive of period flow (which was the point).
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There's a suggestive joke about whether viewers are really "concerned" that Carlson will wear a skirt while riding a mechanical bull, or if it's something else.
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Apple has since banned the word "butt" from pulling up search results (plenty of other more graphic or suggestive words were banned from the get-go).
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In a riveting account of the exchanges that preceded his dramatic dismissal, Comey unveiled a trove of deeply uncomfortable, weird conversations and odd or suggestive interactions.
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This explanation is certainly suggestive, but even if Trump and his cohort didn't receive one red ruble from Russia, they would still be attracted to Putin.
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To me, Synthia is an elaborate, clever instance of biological wordplay—more sudoku than poetry, but suggestive nonetheless, a puzzle that remains mysterious even on decoding.
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Its closing track was titled "You Are Not Alone," and its sound was suggestive of that message—his take on the sound is warm and inviting.
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Mike Pence, his campaign unveiled a new logo that immediately became the object of ridicule on social media, and inspired oh-so-many sexually suggestive GIFs.
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She's been rankling consumers since she was born in 1959, a bosomy bombshell in a zebra-stripe swimsuit, her eyes cast in a suggestive, sideways gaze.
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Just as the club's most recent performance is strongly suggestive of a top-tier contender, the long view also supports their claim to be taken seriously.
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The report documented improper and suggestive conduct by one faculty member in the 1990s and 2000s, but nothing that rose to the level of sexual abuse.
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And his warnings have been cast in increasingly urgent and racially suggestive language, hinting that the only legitimate outcome in certain states would be his victory.
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Though hardly suggestive of picnics or beach trips, as least the leather coats and blazers in Consuelo Castiglioni's show for Marni didn't read like body armor.
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It means treading into the world of amaro: a lilting, romantic name, subtly suggestive of love, for a class of liquor that's vexingly difficult to delineate.
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Researchers agree that individuals across all demographics — age, race, gender, and ethnicity — do not present health symptoms, especially those suggestive of cancer, in a timely manner.
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A British retailer has caused controversy on Twitter by posting tweets featuring a toy elf dressed as Santa Claus in a series of sexually suggestive positions.
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"Such incidents are suggestive of the social learning model of aggression and classic studies showing how easily children model the aggressive behavior of adults," it continues.
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In the NSFW images, which were shot by Harley Weir, the brand is going to back to its raunchier, more suggestive roots of past underwear ads.
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Netflix, if you're looking to keep riding that nostalgia-powered gravy train to our hearts, Alyssa Milano has two highly suggestive words for you: Charmed reunion!
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With its large sample size and findings, the study is strongly suggestive, but its observational design can only provide limited information about causality, Dr. Goia says.
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Once a mainstay of religious iconography that symbolized purity and humility, bare feet today are suggestive of another preserve of innocence — the blissful realm of childhood.
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Ms. Wanamaker's Meg looks taken aback early on by Petey's use of the adjective "succulent" — one that is clearly more suggestive than she is used to.
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On student in Haufrecht's acting class, Ashley Priessnitz, complained after he began showing her unwanted attention and calling on her to practice suggestive scenes in class.
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A former assistant reported to a Harvard human resources office in late 2008 that Dr. Fryer was sending her unwelcome and sexually suggestive nighttime text messages.
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A great read on how "Santa Baby" — a Christmas song so sultry and suggestive that it was banned in parts of the South — became a classic.
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A Reddit spokesperson told Motherboard in an email: Around 1PM, a Reddit administrator posted new rules on "sexual or suggestive content involving minors" and involuntary pornography.
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If Modi's presence at the Bloomberg Forum was suggestive of anything, it was that there will be even further business ties with the U.S. corporate sector.
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Officials added that a discharge stack and architectural elements thought to be a firewall and air intake were also suggestive of a place to burn bodies.
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These movies, with their sardonic bluntness and their suggestive dialogue, were made in pre-Code Hollywood, the brief, giddy period that lasted from 1930 to 1934.
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Days after his run-in with the 2020 hopeful, a political columnist accused Matthews of making suggestive comments to her before she went on his show.
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When Dr. Nathan Young, a neurologist, heard about this 30-something woman with fatigue, muscle pain and lab work suggestive of muscle injury, he was worried.
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While some members have changed over time, it has retained its act featuring tight black trousers, leather jackets, open shirts, shades, moustaches and suggestive dance moves.
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Suggestive as it is of rage, not just a chronic case of the Eeyore blues, the striking word "seething" is a useful window into Letterman's uniqueness.
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If you're looking for a job, you might want to think twice about posting that suggestive photo of you double-fisting margaritas on a booze cruise.
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The wilfully undramatic results make a strange new kind of non-pedantic portraiture painting based on historical content and the power of suggestive, artful, mental links.
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There's a lot of disgorging going on in these artworks; human forms are distorted into suggestive shapes; much of the imagery involves sexual violence or arson.
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But recently, YouTube has been limiting ad placement on ASMR videos — including Gibi's — often deeming the context to be sexually suggestive, and thus inappropriate for advertisers.
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And if there's any clear message embedded in the findings, it's to be careful making sweeping pronouncements based on suggestive, but far from proven, observational data.
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For example, a score suggestive of chronic illness may disqualify a consumer from being offered a low-interest loan, a status credit card or a job.
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It features the character Stinky Pete making sexually suggestive comments to a pair of Barbie dolls, before realizing he is on camera and awkwardly ending the conversation.
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Analysis of the fossilized bones revealed characteristic signs of butchery, such as V-shaped gouges involved in evisceration and defleshing, and impact notches suggestive of marrow extraction.
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In a criminal complaint obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, Spacey bought the unidentified 18-year-old drinks, made sexually suggestive comments, and tried to take him home.
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Sexually suggestive content, including partial nudity and sexual humor Game of Thrones, the Simpsons, educational shows from history channel, discover channel, and national geographic all do this.
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But the fact that the finding holds up no matter how you approach it is suggestive, and most experts think the relationship is at least partially causal.
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Watch: Senator Gillibrand Is an Unstoppable Advocate "This is about power," former Senator Boxer said while describing sexually suggestive comments made by a male colleague to Time.
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For the broader population, the song was considered suggestive and even irresponsible on its release in 1987, because we were in the midst of the AIDS epidemic.
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In many cases, the babies' skulls seemed to have collapsed on themselves, with overlapping tissues and abnormal skin folds suggestive of a brain that had stopped growing.
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On August 31, 2014 — a day that would later be known as the "Fappening" — a hacker released 500 nude and suggestive photos of A-listers to Reddit.
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After people complete the questionnaires, the apps tell them whether their symptoms seem suggestive of the hormonal imbalance and may recommend they ask their doctors about it.
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"Finally, by testing the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF, the fluid bathing the brain and spinal cord), clinicians can look for findings suggestive of AFM," according to the CDC.
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These dodges are particularly suggestive, since these aren't even direct questions about what Trump said — they're questions about Session's own thoughts and reactions to public news events.
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Bentley's troubles began last year when recordings surfaced of him making suggestive remarks to Mason before his wife of 50 years filed for divorce in August 2015.
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Fin's focus is on the poised ache of her voice, how she navigates simple yet suggestive melodies, and where she does and doesn't choose to dramatize emotion.
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If past history is suggestive of future trends, visitors will continue to be drawn to these exhibits as long as the human body remains mysterious and alluring.
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In addition, Mr Carney noted that Britons have in recent months reduced the number of hours they work, which is also suggestive of weak demand for labour.
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"If you look at the data in the first quarter, it's suggestive of a slowing down in the economy," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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The American Beverage Association insists that sugar-sweetened beverages have no role in obesity or Type 2 diabetes, for example, despite much suggestive evidence that they do.
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The friend then proceeded to jump straight in and flirt with me, come to my place of work, and send suggestive texts for a solid month afterward.
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He frequently dropped the N-word, slurred Indigenous people, mocked Asian people, advocated for violence against Jewish people, and made suggestive comments about a violent race war.
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At its core, satanic ritual abuse claims relied on overzealous law enforcement, unsubstantiated statements from children, and above all, coercive and suggestive interrogation by therapists and prosecutors.
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In the case of the pedophile scandal, YouTube's AI was actively recommending suggestive videos of children to users who were most likely to engage with those videos.
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The company specified that violent, graphic/shocking, sexually suggestive, misinformation and spam content can be deemed "non-recommendable" and therefore won't appear on Explore or hashtag pages.
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For any American who wants an answer sooner, there are just five words, among the thousands of suggestive texts Page and Strzok exchanged, that you should read.
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Multiple women have accused actor Morgan Freeman of harassment and inappropriate behavior, alleging he inappropriately touched them and made suggestive comments about their appearance, CNN reported Thursday.
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There has been no shortage of reporting about how the President is (or is not) staffing his administration, but it is often suggestive of mere managerial incompetence.
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It's a delicious take on an oyster shooter that, to my palate, anyway, is also suggestive of a michelada — if the Maryland seashore was part of Mexico.
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Joseph Harrington from head of U.S. Army Africa after the two-star general sent suggestive text messages to the wife of an enlisted soldier under his command.
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Miami's rap lineage is rooted in flashy, suggestive lyrics as seen in the careers of 2 Live Crew, Trick Daddy's Slip-N-Slide entourage, and Jacki-O.
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The individual making this suggestive terrorist threat against the granddaughter of the President is a "TV writer," which sadly makes sense in today's twisted world of Hollywood.
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Despite multiple complaints — including, reportedly, allegations that he made sexually suggestive remarks to patients and touched women unprofessionally during pelvic exams — Tyndall was not suspended until 2016.
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Most suggestive, all of the top five students had encountered some exam-related obstacle in their dreams, like sleeping through their alarm or running out of time.
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Lindauer's portrait highlights Patuone's rangi paruhi, or full-faced tattoo, and taiaha, or fighting staff, but his expression is soft and suggestive of a good-natured demeanor.
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More than half make scatological references (in which "human excreta feature prominently," according to the exhibition catalog) while sexually suggestive images make up much of the rest.
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The movie stars, rappers, and models are invariably smiling, cheerful; some sing or dance, the women with suggestive postures, the men in dark glasses and fur coats.
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But it's certainly a suggestive finding, especially given how invested Trump is in misleading people about his business record and hiding the facts about his personal finances.
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Bentley's troubles began last year when recordings surfaced of him making suggestive remarks to Mason, before his wife of 50 years filed for divorce in August 2015.
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McHenry's lawsuit, which seeks monetary damages, alleged that Murdoch displayed "volatile and unpredictable behavior" at work and started sending her sexually suggestive text messages in October 2018.
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Freelance political reporter Laura Bassett accused MSNBC's Chris Matthews of making suggestive comments and inappropriately flirting with her at least twice before she went on his show.
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Yesterday, Instagram deactivated Ward's account, claiming that Ward broke the platform's rules against "sexually suggestive" content (Ward denied the claim that she broke Instagram's rules to Buzzfeed).
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It was he who advocated the poster for "American Pie," with its suggestive photo of an all-American boy and a pie with a hole in it.
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Trending down: Facebook is labeling ads for maternity clothes that feature real pregnant women as "sexually suggestive or provocative" and barring them from appearing on the platform.
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Last year, the company he founded, which had brought sex back into the midcentury cosmetics marketplace with suggestive ad copy and flashy layouts, took over Elizabeth Arden.
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Those words are reckless and if acted upon by the infinitesimal amount of us who are criminals and misinterpret your suggestive language, it results in police brutality.
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The companies acted after a user posted a video that pointed out that innocent videos of youngsters were being overrun with suggestive comments aimed at the children.
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Jeremy Roenick will not be returning to NBC Sports after the former NHL player-turned-hockey commentator was suspended for making sexually suggestive remarks about his coworkers.
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Each work is a suggestive monochrome involving painted bed sheets on a large panel along with images and texts concerning the woman and her name, writ large.
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Through the years, the Shake Weight has gone viral online because of the suggestive way the dumbbell shakes in people's hands as it moves up and down.
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In all of these paintings, one or more black, blocky forms, suggestive of human heads, hover above a field of agitated gray or gray-over-pink brushstrokes.
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The notebook is full of these records, sometimes containing asides like "mushy, loose rear" that were concisely descriptive in their context but now come across as crassly suggestive.
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Peng said in the letter sent late in the afternoon that the company had decided to remove the group and permanently ban the users who posted suggestive photos.
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Among the audience members are a group of eight performers, laying with their eyes closed, slithering very slowly through the heaps of material, their movement suggestive of slugs.
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Barton, 68, who exchanged nude photos with one woman and sent sexually suggestive messages to another, has represented the suburban Fort Worth district for more than 30 years.
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While a causal link between Zika and microcephaly has not yet been definitively proven, WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said the circumstantial evidence was "suggestive and extremely worrisome".
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" Instagram's terms of use state, "You may not post violent, nude, partially nude, discriminatory, unlawful, infringing, hateful, pornographic or sexually suggestive photos or other content via the Service.
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The article also claimed that the beginning of the romance dated to the previous fall, when Porter's then-girlfriend discovered suggestive text messages from Hicks on Porter's phone.
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Some buried skulls were perforated and there were signs of fatal cuts and breaks in several bones, suggestive of human sacrifice, though this remains uncertain, the researchers said.
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Kardashian West, 37, spent most of Tuesday posting a series of suggestive nude images to tease her latest scent, KKW Body, despite the drama surrounding her rapper partner.
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And plenty of others in Indonesia think a woman's dress, her choice to cosplay in a "suggestive costume" is an invitation for sexually explicit remarks or pervy behavior.
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Two days ago, he posted a rather suggestive black and white photo of himself holding a microphone captioned "Rehearsing," which seems to suggest a live performance is imminent.
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Keke Palmer had the best view for one of the craziest, most suggestive balloon tricks ever ... and she still has no idea how the chick pulled it off.
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Hart 38, plays himself as he goes through a day presumably amid the news that an unidentified person allegedly tried to extort him for a sexually suggestive video.
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More suggestive evidence comes from the fact that childhood leukaemia rates are higher in children born by Caesarean section, which avoids exposing them to microbes in the vagina.
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Spotting a half-nude mirror selfie certainly seems to indicate that you'd have a better shot at succeeding with that goal by swiping right on these suggestive profiles.
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Those earlier estimates of extreme poverty, suggestive of widespread destitution, prompted Angus Deaton, a Nobel prize-winning economist, to propose redirecting US foreign aid to America's poorest people.
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What's more interesting is the second clause in his sentence — where he tacks on "or as part of the payment system", which is certainly suggestive of a ban.
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But there are other places where images that are at all sexually suggestive, even if they don't show nudity, just because of a pose, that's over the line.
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It's hardly a surprise that the nation is also turning to content that, while lacking the more overtly suggestive visual component, still might transmit something immoral or horny.
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One of his accusers claimed Tambor "made lewd, sexually suggestive and unwelcome remarks to her on a number of occasions," according to Deadline, which first reported the allegations.
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Running along the top was a terra-cotta band of stylized Art Deco women's faces, suggestive of theatrical masks or muses, each one sporting a smart Cleopatra hairdo.
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Private market valuations can be more suggestive than realistic, and will be volatile, leading to big profit swings – such as a $2.4 billion gain in the first quarter.
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A second woman recently came forward to accuse the congressman of repeatedly touching her inappropriately and sending her suggestive text messages when he was a Nevada state senator.
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Bentley and his wife of 50 years divorced in 2015 after she recorded several sexually suggestive phone conversations between the governor and his senior political adviser, Rebekah Mason.
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On May 31st, the New York Post reported that a female Athena employee had filed a complaint in 2009 accusing Bush of making sexually suggestive remarks at work.
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The different shades that correspond to the various buildups of tape are a trace of the unwinding, suggestive of what was once whole and of its ongoing destruction.
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Last year, Harvard censured a number of racially suggestive and sexist jokes on another unaffiliated Facebook group, which was linked briefly from its official Class of 2020 group.
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So I've kind of had a difficult time being a black girl in the professional world because red is classic, but it might be suggestive to older men.
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Sometimes something as simple as suggestive dialogue or eye contact can be far more objectifying than the sight of a woman strolling around a battlefield in a bikini.
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The works, by artists like Alec Soth, Carrie Mae Weems, Fred Tomaselli and Pablo Helguera, are for the most part not politically pointed but suggestive and open-ended.
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Bentley and his wife of 85033 years divorced in 2015 after she recorded several sexually suggestive phone conversations between the governor and his senior political adviser, Rebekah Mason.
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Case in point: Based on considerable suggestive evidence, a large government-sponsored study tested the ability of selenium and vitamin E to lower the risk of prostate cancer.
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Thompson's drawings are still lush and considered, flowing across the pages from his Pentel brush-pen, but the book is looser, sweeter, more suggestive than his other pieces.
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With quality workmanship (everything is still handmade in Nashville) and an aesthetic suggestive of a younger Eileen Fisher, it strives to promote "mindful consumption" through its seasonless basics.
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"Voyelles" in particular provokes a contemplation of what a "voice" is, and how the quality of timbre from a musical instrument can be incredibly suggestive of human singing.
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She hasn't just hatched the itinerary, she's also created dossiers for her friends filled with precision-timed commitments more suggestive of an armed invasion than a collegial reunion.
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Symptoms suggestive of PMR include pain in the shoulders and hips, morning stiffness that lasts over an hour and a rapid response to even low doses of steroids.
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Meanwhile his campaign so far is suggestive of the ways — again, like Reagan — that a long history of ideological extremism can actually be helpful to a presidential candidate.
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I loved posting suggestive photos of myself and seeing others leave flirtatious comments, sometimes even bringing up how "hot" my photos were when I met them in person.
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Her Swipe lip colors ($24) and rouges ($26) are embossed with fingerprints: coaxing Generation Snapchat into relaxed face painting, and suggestive of its casual surrender of personal data.
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The first is grade-A clickbait, or "sexbait" as Abidin calls it—a racy thumbnail or suggestive Instagram post will pique audience curiosity more than a solo photo.
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The dress design, by Michelle Smith, is eye-teasingly complicated: mostly white interrupted by black Op Art-ish blips and patches of striped color suggestive of African textiles.
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Chic décor and a comfy lounge are more suggestive of a day spa than a tattoo parlor, but a new shop in Brooklyn aims to change that perception.
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"These benefits were observed in overall healthy individuals across a broad age range and their marathon times are suggestive of achievable exercise training in novice participants," she said.
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When moderator Hallie Jackson initially asked Bloomberg to respond to the accusations he's faced, including ones about making sexually suggestive remarks to women in the workplace, he dodged.
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Court officials revealed in September that an investigation into Judge Murguia had found that he had made sexually suggestive comments and sent inappropriate text messages to some employees.
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Both "Small Mouth Sounds" and "Make Believe," which are as suggestive and shadowy as "Grand Horizons" is obvious and glary, were on recent Top 10 lists of mine.
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Overhead hang gas lamps, long ago converted to electricity but still suggestive of turn-of-the-century shopping expeditions for Eastern European face creams and pre-antibiotic remedies.
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James Noone's set, anchored by tiered industrial scaffolding, conjures 1950s Hollywood through suggestive visual accents — a giant chandelier here, a floating corpse there — rather than literal-minded scenery.
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In the eighties, Andy Warhol photographed him wearing plaid flannel, his hands raised like claws and a vague, suggestive smile on his lips: Am I scaring you, honey?
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But what Carl&aposs Jr. is often known for is its controversial 2000s advertising strategy, which relied on skimpily clad supermodels taking big, suggestive bites of oversized burgers.
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Going public The ongoing public naming and shaming have revolved around incidents ranging from lewd behavior, suggestive text messages and, in some cases, clear instances of sexual abuse.
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YouTuber Danielle Cohn is a figure of controversy on YouTube because of questions about her real age, and whether her suggestive posts and older boyfriends are actually appropriate.
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A female campaign staffer had accused Clinton's faith adviser, Burns Strider, of harassment that included inappropriate touching, kissing her forehead and sending her suggestive emails, the sources said.
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His images, brought to life with a jerky motion suggestive of marionettes, have an almost childlike sense of geometry (the grandfather's abundant beard often points horizontally or vertically).
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The conversations would quickly turn sexual, with Goodman, 33 and married since 2012, sending suggestive messages and sexually explicit photos on Snapchat, and at times directly soliciting sex.
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So the lawyer switch, while suggestive of the behind-the-scenes turmoil happening here, seemed to be a more minor issue compared to the bigger legal challenges ahead.
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Former model Marsha Callahan said Ailes made her lift up her skirt and strike suggestive poses during an interview for The Mike Douglas Show in the late 22014s.
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Van Barnes, his former assistant, claimed Tambor "made lewd, sexually suggestive and unwelcome remarks to her on a number of occasions," according to Deadline, which first reported the allegations.
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YouTube lists four reasons for deeming videos age-restricted, which include vulgar language, violence and disturbing imagery, nudity and sexually suggestive content, and portrayal of harmful or dangerous activities.
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Henderson's body was found in a pool of blood and had been stripped naked and posed in a sexually suggestive manner, according to an autopsy report obtained by PEOPLE.
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But despite the success of Jackbox Games, too few developers have been playing around with this idea, one that really allows for more than party games with suggestive jokes.
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Sources tell TMZ a woman has allegedly demanded money from Kevin after shooting a video with him in which Kevin and the woman are engaged in "sexually suggestive" conduct.
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According to her lawyer, it depicts a grin on Mueller's face and the positioning of his hand directly behind her buttocks, clearly suggestive of an improper and humiliating touching.
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"The similarities we see between malware linked to that group and WannaCry are not unique enough to be strongly suggestive of a common operator," FireEye researcher John Miller said.
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Eleven of them said they did not remember Trump being in the dressing room, and all 15 said they didn't recall Trump saying anything sexually suggestive or getting physical.
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Future game reviews will include the already-suggestive and abstract orgasmic game Luxuria Superbia, and an old skee-ball setup that Machaulis has in his garage, "because why not."
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Bentley, who has served as Alabama's governor since 2011, has been embroiled in a scandal since recordings emerged of him making sexually suggestive comments to one of his advisers.
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But by presenting the incomplete memory along with a suggestive but unclear anecdote from a friend, Dowd gives a version of Thurman's experience that is more confusing than illuminating.
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They should not be above the extended fingertips [...] No article of clothing is permitted that exhibits rips, tears, or holes that causes the clothing to become revealing or suggestive.
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I've had people make suggestive or disparaging remarks to me when I've mentioned watching reality TV like TOWIE or Geordie Shore or listening to One Direction or Justin Bieber.
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Trump's full remarks on President Andrew Jackson are very suggestive about Trump's worldview: I mean had Andrew Jackson been a little later you wouldn't have had the Civil War.
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Some biographical portraits summon up the dead with uncanny or suggestive facial, vocal and gestural resemblances between the original and copy; others just pull out the wigs and clichés.
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Whatever you choose to write, Rettig recommends googling or having a friend review it before you take it to the streets, lest you unintentionally say something offensive or suggestive.
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Joseph Harrington of the U.S. Army Africa was suspended this week for allegedly sending suggestive texts or Facebook messages to the wife of an enlisted soldier, USA Today reported.
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Her only other personal appearance was in a blurry selfie that showed her reflection in a rain-spattered windowpane and that was suggestive, somehow, of Katherine as a solitary.
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While the shadowy mise-en-scène is suggestive of film noir, Ball's strong personality and expansive presence, enhanced by shoulder pads and upswept hair, inflect the action toward comedy.
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Ms. Salihin's father, Dermawan Salihin, said on a television show that there had been a sexually suggestive text message from Ms. Wongso to Ms. Salihin shortly before her death.
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Watch as she giggles to the point of unsuccessfully repressed tears as guests get pumpkins stuck on their heads and make highly suggestive jokes about the size of sausages.
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She tells Broadly that many of the female officers she's surveyed report enduring behaviors that are sexually harassing, such as having to hear dirty jokes and sexually suggestive remarks.
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By their nature, these sorts of shows are tonics and provocations, suggestive rather than definitive, shy on eye candy, requiring comfortable shoes and lots of squinting at wall texts.
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The study also is the first, to the authors' knowledge, to provide suggestive evidence of Ebola virus transmission from a female survivor after such a long period of time.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand on Wednesday accused President Donald Trump of trying to "bully" and "silence" women after he sparked backlash with a suggestive tweet about the New York Democrat.
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The fact that the gender gap is less apparent or reversed in the Islamic world and Israel is a suggestive indicator that something specific to Christianity is at work.
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Though the cover is sexually suggestive, with Summer laid across a bed, arms draped across her breasts, the album is a departure from the erotica of her previous albums.
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They're using traditional instruments—at least for an ambient act—in a way suggestive of concrète structures, abstracted and alienated from their original source, and stratospheric because of it.
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The former (1991's "Au Naturel") hosts a sexually suggestive arrangement of fruits evoking male genitalia and female breasts that sit above a wide bucket symbolizing a woman's vagina.
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Mellow and unobtrusive, with a heavy debt to Minimalism and its rock-infused progeny, his music is at its best when he's his own softly suggestive electric guitar soloist.
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But as the crew returned to its starting point, about 15 minutes later, Mr. Sharp could be heard playing resonant sustained tones, suggestive of a journey nearing its close.
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While the wives of ISIS members were ordered to wear full-covering face veils and gloves, Ms. Murad was forced to wear makeup and suggestive dresses with spaghetti straps.
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Tensions also flared last year, after Mr. Ayers and another Pence aide were reported to have made suggestive comments to Republican donors about planning for an unpredictable 2020 election.
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Usually, doctors order a blood test to measure the hormone when patients complain of symptoms suggestive of a failing thyroid — fatigue, constipation, weight gain, muscle weakness or cold sensitivity.
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The sensuous and vaguely suggestive staging of the liturgical work, with the singers seeming sometimes to personify Mary and Jesus and sometimes not, serves mainly to confuse and distract.
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Court filings accused Mr. Daniels of engaging in sexually suggestive communications with students as well as offering money in exchange for watching a student and an alumnus have sex.
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What I had, at one point, seemed to be suggestive — a lot of matching "E"s in the second spots and "N"s in the third spots — but inconclusive.
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After that, she began looking for other women who had worked or interacted with Mr. Freeman and eventually found several who described unwanted touching or suggestive comments, she wrote.
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The gym features "Untitled (portrait)" a Richard Prince Instagram photo and a suggestive print of Paris Hilton by the Norwegian photographer Torbjorn Rodland among the free weights and machines.
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" The committee wrote Monaco interpreted McConnell's comments "as suggestive that the intelligence regarding Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 elections was being inflated or used for partisan ends.
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Suggestive of the diversified power axes covered by Vogue and those that appeal to its readers, that spot was taken by Selena Gomez, the most followed person on Instagram.
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Considering that, some of his sexually suggestive songs from that era, like "The Way You Make Me Feel" and "In the Closet," might leave today's listeners a little queasy.
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I mean, you know, sometimes you do find proof of criminal activity in an investigation, but more often than not you find things that are suggestive or raise questions.
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Below is a sample of our conversation over Twitter DM. It only took Tay 15 minutes before she started to get sexually suggestive: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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A couple is having sex, and intercut with their lovemaking are suggestive and explicit images: a needle being threaded, monkeys getting it on, a juicy fruit being squeezed open.
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People are leaving suggestive comments on the videos (which are mostly of girls, some as young as 5) and are sharing the timestamp of when this content is spotted.
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Cultural canonization — the social construction of immortality — is "meant to be a suggestive concept," write Marijan Dovic and Jon Karl Helgason in their new study, National Poets, Cultural Saints.
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