The woman in question settled in for dessert and coffee.
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Really, he said, it's all about the woman in question.
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The only problem: The woman in question was actually Whoopi Goldberg.
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Now take your answer, but imagine that the woman in question has bangs.
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"The woman in question was not disqualified because of her social media profile," she said.
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That's typically at around 19703 weeks, depending on the woman in question and/or available technology.
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We are working closely with Capitol Police to ascertain the identity of the woman in question.
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The harassment is only heightened when the woman in question is, like Thunberg, a public figure.
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The tactic only worked, though, because the woman in question didn't know she had auto-brewery syndrome.
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The suspect says in the video that the victim is dead because of the woman in question.
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So long as the woman in question listens to my metaphorical story about the well in its entirety.
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Or they'll post innocuous photos and ask if other users can share nude images of the woman in question.
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If John Stamos proposes on the behalf of another man, does the woman in question get to marry John Stamos?
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Each episode tells the story of Dylan's relationship with a different partner and is named after the woman in question.
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The New Yorker magazine has now confirmed that the woman in question, Karen McDougal, wrote an account of the relationship.
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The woman in question had offered to help breastfeed Holley but for some reason never brought him back to his mother.
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The photo — released November 16 alongside an essay by Leeann Tweeden, the woman in question — would be horrifying enough without it.
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Anyway, not only did she describe the woman in question but she also predicted that she had cancer, which she did!
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Sometimes it could be assumed, incorrectly, that there's still an active eating disorder, even though the woman in question has recovered.
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WDRB reports that the woman in question was arrested after failing to complete a diversion program following a 2014 shoplifting charge.
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Therra Gwyn Jaramillo, the woman in question, wrote about the incident on Facebook, and a local news affiliate picked the story up.
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Sources tell Fox News the woman in question is 21-year-old Caitlin Marriott, who is interning in the office of Sen.
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"I apologized at the moment," Trudeau said, adding that he didn't feel it would be appropriate to contact the woman in question.
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Per documents obtained by TMZ, the woman in question claims that she met Kelly in March 2017 after his San Antonio concert.
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The woman in question is Misha Nonoo, who runs not only in the same crowd as Meghan, but in Harry's circle, too.
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Standing in a closet with her hair tied into a chic low pony, the woman in question shows off glorious healthy natural hair.
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Baylee Curran, the woman in question and also Miss Regional California 2016, says that she's had pleasant interactions with Brown in the past.
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Deputy Cobb lamented how rude some of the newcomers in town were, and we took down a description of the woman in question.
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" The woman in question remains anonymous, but the nature of the internet dictates that she will forever go down as the "almost-mermaid.
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Narrator: The woman in question is Lydia, the neurotic executive based in Houston who was a key coconspirator of Gus and then Walt.
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The bureau found nude photos of a woman on Forrest's phone, though they did not say whether the woman in question was Barry.
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The woman in question, Daily Caller video producer Martina Markota, appears to the right of Pai during the Harlem Shake portion of the video.
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"I just got sucked in," Rice told the New York Times about the fraud, which continued even after the woman in question had died.
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But when the woman in question is a Palestinian refugee in Lebanon — where refugees are systemically barred from working legally — there's much to explore.
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Temime confirmed that the French actor knows the woman in question, but denied he was with her during the dates mentioned in the complaint.
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Fashion designer Rachel Roy posted an Instagram on Sunday that appeared to suggest she was the woman in question — and Beyoncé's fans, the Beyhive, descended.
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Weinstein's lawyers argue that the woman in question, who's been ID'd as Mimi Haleyi, stayed in contact with Harvey 7 months after the alleged assault.
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Every man was asked to rate the smell of eight women, collected on a cotton pad held overnight in the armpit of the woman in question.
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The woman in question told the Beast she and Miller were friends at George Washington University, his alma mater, when they studied there in the early 2000s.
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The first city to be locked down was Wuhan, but the woman in question seemed to have left before it was put in place, the BBC said.
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However, Annalise is wearing a bright pink dress, and in the short glimpse we see of the second proposal, the woman in question is wearing a white dress.
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He is accused of taking a compromising photograph of the woman in question without her consent to use as a means of blackmail to keep their relationship secret.
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Trish then went on to recount a night when the woman in question invited her over, and then rescinded the invite for a bullshit reason, but then reinvited her.
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Six women have come forward saying Ratner harassed or assaulted them, but the woman in question is an additional accuser who accused Ratner of rape in a Facebook post.
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As first reported by Buzzfeed, the show held a disgusting segment titled "Fat or Pregnant?" in which teams of people guess whether the woman in question is pregnant or not.
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Correspondingly, they are much more likely to be glad a woman is on the presidential ticket (265 percent to 220 percent) and that the woman in question is Mrs. Clinton.
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Once the flight landed, the woman in question was met by medical personnel who were waiting for her arrival and she was taken to be treated at a local hospital.
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The appeals court convicted him of both rapes of the woman in question in an unanimous decision and lengthened his prison sentence by six months to 2-1/2 years.
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While the woman in question made waves on Twitter thanks to her pixie cut, it turns out we all forgot where we had seen her before: pretty much every other season.
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"There was this actress there that's just, like, doing the mostest ... She bit Beyoncé in the face," Haddish told GQ before declining to reveal the name of the woman in question.
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"Our embassy has verified the information received from Malaysian security authorities and based on preliminary data, the woman in question is an Indonesian citizen," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Very often when I read a profile of a woman who is also a celebrity, I snag on a sentence that seems to suspiciously belittle or even objectify the woman in question.
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The woman in question, Snowe Melinda Saxman, filed paperwork in a Minnesota court -- obtained by TMZ -- in which she says she believes she's Prince's birth daughter ... but her evidence is pretty thin.
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The Love What Matters Facebook page commented on the post to say that it has followed up with Leslie and the woman in question to verify that this story is indeed true.
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The woman in question is Alaina Anderson ... an IG model from Chicago who Derrick's been seeing for a while ... and who we're all happy to be seeing in photo form right now.
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Clinton assures us that the woman in question "felt supported," which walks an awful fine line between defending her decision not to fire Strider and ensuring that the woman's needs were met.
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But I know that the woman in question, a former Director of Partnerships for a worldwide organisation, was once likened to 'one of our mistresses' by an MC at an investors meeting.
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What makes Pretty Woman different from all the other films named above is that the woman in question is a sex worker, someone whose proverbial love is technically available to the highest bidder.
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A person familiar with this case says the woman in question was actually employed by the State Department, but did work for the Secret Service as part of her job at the embassy.
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From there, the (usually male) "casting director" asks her a series of probing questions, gets her to undress, and then the two have sex — all so the woman in question can land a job.
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"I put my hand on a woman's bare back," he wrote by email to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, adding that it had been an accident and that he had apologized to the woman in question.
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Hearing that a 94-year-old woman is designing a line of wearable technology sounds somewhat odd (where's the twentysomething influencer?) — until you find out that the woman in question is fashion icon Iris Apfel.
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Trudeau, citing the increasingly open discussion in society about sexual assault, conceded the woman in question could have come away from the encounter in August 2000 with a very different interpretation of what had happened.
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But when the woman in question is Nikki Haley, the United Nations ambassador appointed by President Trump, and the evidence-free detail is being spread gleefully by Michael Wolff, the author of "Fire and Fury"?
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But a Delta official tells TMZ the video doesn't show everything, and based on interviews with the pilot, eyewitnesses and information from cops ... the pilot saw the woman in question choking out the other woman.
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The woman in question, 39-year-old Wahida Mohamed -- better known as Um Hanadi -- leads a force of around 70 men in the area of Shirqat, a town 50 miles (80 kilometers) south of Mosul, Iraq.
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In its report, the United Nations found that the woman in question, Amanda Mellet, endured "intense physical and mental suffering" by being forced to choose between carrying a dying fetus or traveling abroad for a termination.
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This guarded answer also helps explain why Ariana becomes upset when Sandoval brings up her former relationship with "a girl" during Vanderpump: it sounds like the woman in question doesn't want to be the subject of public conversation.
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On September 3713th a committee of senior officials declared that only one candidate was eligible to stand, and that the woman in question, Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament, was thus deemed to have been elected unopposed.
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Similarly, Ansari has, until now, been mostly silent on the issue of his own conduct following his initial 2018 statement, in which he asserted that he believed his interactions with the woman in question had been fully consensual.
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While he gave his card to the leaping collie's owner, he forgot to get her details in return, leading Porsz on a mission to find the woman in question and present her with a free copy of Barking!
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Corden joked that they had brought in the woman in question that night, and Centineo was ready to great her with an arm outstretched like a true gentleman (or, you know, as true as a gentleman can get after ghosting).
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The woman in question, who's also lost a child, strikes a painfully close comparison to the singer, who in her 2013 HBO documentary Life Is But A Dream, revealed she'd suffered a miscarriage before welcoming daughter Blue Ivy, now 4, in 2012. 4.
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The woman in question, Tanya Gersh, is a real estate agent who was attempting to help the mother of Richard Spencer—the white nationalist and creator of the term "alt-right"—to sell a mixed-used building she owns in Whitefish, Montana.
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He begins shaking his head, while Hadid asks the female photographer (Cris Frakgou, who also freelances for Refinery29) if she is OK. "Don't touch her," she says firmly, and the guard counters by insisting that he didn't touch the woman in question.
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The isolated woman on her own and in danger is standard thriller fare, but here it is given new life by geography, profession — the woman in question, Yasmin Alfredson, is an astrophysicist — and the addition of a deaf 10-year-old daughter.
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It has, in the days since the event, gone viral, but the woman in question, Ieshia Evans, who spent a night in jail for obstructing traffic, has said little beyond a couple of brief statements, thus allowing the image to speak for itself.
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We then cut to an expertly edited montage of the woman in question — soon identified as "Grace from Boston" — filming herself seemingly every single day for a year as she rides her very pricey indoor bike over the course of a year.
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The woman in question was seen exiting a rush-hour subway at the Forest Hills-2577st Ave station with a baby strapped to her chest when a 53-year-old woman attempting to get on an E train accidentally bumped into her, the spokesman says.
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It's that erasure of our personhood, that basic failure to imagine us as agents of our own interests when it comes to sex, that makes "she wanted it" sound convincing coming from a man's mouth, even when the woman in question states clearly that she did not.
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When the Wall Street Journal last week reported that a former porn star had received a $130,20103 payout in exchange for keeping silent about her sexual encounters with Donald Trump, the woman in question — Stephanie Clifford aka Stormy Daniels — denied that she had any relationship with Trump at all.
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When the Wall Street Journal last week reported that a former porn star had received a $130,000 payout in exchange for keeping silent about her sexual encounters with Donald Trump, the woman in question — Stephanie Clifford aka Stormy Daniels — denied that she had any relationship with Trump at all.
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"Inside Out is first and foremost a woman's story; that the woman in question happens to be one of the most celebrated actresses of our time only makes her journey of vulnerability, strength, and self-acceptance all that more resonant," Jennifer Barth, executive editor of Harper, said in a statement about the book.
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"Inside Out is first and foremost a woman's story; that the woman in question happens to be one of the most celebrated actresses of our time only makes her journey of vulnerability, strength, and self-acceptance all that more resonant," Jennifer Barth, SVP and executive editor of Harper, said in a statement about the book.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaThe Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back Darrell Issa eyes return to Congress Trump's 2020 campaign strategy is to be above the law MORE (R-Calif.) indicated Thursday suggested that "whatever Strzok did" went beyond simple texts to the woman in question, senior FBI lawyer Lisa Page.
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And Rings dabbles in the recent horror obsession with victimized women locked up by unpredictable, dangerous men (seen over the last few years in 10 Cloverfield Drive, Mad Max: Fury Road, Ex Machina, Room, Morgan, and Split), but can't even stick with that plot long enough to tell the audience what happened to the woman in question.
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In the message, Zoe, the woman in question, confides in her friend (or so she thought) that she had been cheating on her boyfriend, Jordan McNelly, but has been caught in a dilemma: She had made plans to see her side piece the next day while McNelly was at work, but things suddenly took a turn.
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Weiss did nicely flip one script, though: At the Rio Olympics two years ago, there was a weird mini trend of men proposing to their girlfriends while they accepted their Olympic medals, in a move that was either incredibly romantic or creepily taking control of the woman in question during her moment of professional triumph, depending on whom you ask.
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This could be because Jennifer Gobrecht, the woman in question, was born with a congenital condition called Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome, which, as The New York Times explained in its reporting, means that she was born with ovaries but no uterus, and a trans woman would theoretically need both a uterine transplant and ovarian transplants in order to conceive.
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The woman-in-question stated that her allegations were false, and issued an apology and a retraction.
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The woman in question, Black Rose, later stated that the incident did indeed take place. Blanchard denied the allegations.
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However, to be considered a warrior, the woman in question must have belonged to some sort of military, be it recognized, like an organized army, or unrecognized, like revolutionaries.
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More recently his advice has been to take the woman in question to a nice Broadway show. There have been a few guest appearances including the most recent appearance by Ian Eagle.
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It has also been claimed that the woman in question was Sonny Freeman, wife of photographer Robert Freeman, who shot the photos on the covers of the Beatles albums With the Beatles, Beatles for Sale, Help! and Rubber Soul.
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Once had the same mistress as Somerset Lloyd-James and at the same time. The woman in question, Susan Grange, became lady Philby. Fielding Gray – Former army man and aspiring writer. Protagonist of Fielding Gray and a main character in The Sabre Squadron.
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Throughout their time in the Jungle, both contestants rivalled each other. They were evicted on the same day for not being able to complete their respective tasks. Uwame's The Woman in Question was released the next day. On 8 May 2010, in an interview with Nigeriafilms.
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She was now a widow and lived in poor circumstances and therefore asked Lloyd-James for some help. According to Blessington, Lloyd-James had been happily surprised and had been looking forward to meet his son. Percival and Detterling trace the woman in question, Meriel Weekes, and visit her.
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Shelby snaps and confesses that she is the woman in question. She shows up at the court at the last minute to provide witness. The Wyatt family also comes to the court to defend her, if only to protect the family name. Shelby tells the court it was her, and thus she saves Fairchild.
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Minko also co-hosts a weekly video blog called the Minko Minute with Evan Roberts. They usually talk about whatever Mink wants at first then Evan asks Minko a love question. These so far have only come from a male viewer. The usual response from Minko is to get the woman in question flowers and chocolate.
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He says that Richard revived the claim after Edward's death.J.R. Lumby (ed), More's History of king Richard III, Cambridge University Press, 1883, pp.61–2, 70 This threw further doubt on the case, but later historians correctly identified her. George Buck, who found the only surviving copy of Titulus Regius, was the first to identify Eleanor Talbot as the woman in question.
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Anomalousness :Assert that the woman in question is eccentric or atypical. ;9. Lack of Models :Reinforce a male author dominance in literary canons in order to cut off women writers' inspiration and role models. ;10. Responses :Force women to deny their female identity in order to be taken seriously. ;11. Aesthetics :Popularize aesthetic works that contain demeaning roles and characterizations of women.
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Entry for virgin birth. The dictionary also notes that "the earliest writers of the [New Testament] (Mark and Paul) show no knowledge of such a virginal conception". Furthermore, the Encyclopedia Judaica calls this "a two-millennium misunderstanding of Isaiah 7:14", which "indicates nothing concerning the chastity of the woman in question".Skolnik, F., Encyclopedia Judaica, 2nd Edition, 2006, Volume 20, p. 540.
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After she graduated from college, she entered the Miss South Carolina World beauty pageant and won.Alan Richman, Donna Rice: 'The Woman in Question , People Magazine (Vol. 27, No. 20, May 18, 1987) She went to New York to compete nationally. Rice later moved to Miami, where she worked as a marketing representative for pharmaceutical giant Wyeth Laboratories in South Florida.
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The Woman in Question (released in the United States as Five Angles on Murder) is a 1950 British Murder-mystery film directed by Anthony Asquith and starring Jean Kent, Dirk Bogarde and John McCallum. After a woman is murdered, the complex and very different ways in which she is seen by several people are examined. It was loosely adapted into the 1954 Indian film Andha Naal.
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"A vucchella" is thus a synecdoche – the part for the whole.Erminia Passannanti, "Libido e contemplazione erotica nel testo "La vucchella", di Gabriele D'Annunzio e Paolo Tosti.", Erodiade, 2014. D'Annunzio was known as a lover of women of all ages, so one cannot exclude the possibility that the woman in question, whose rose-like dried mouth the poet was writing about, was in her late forties or even older.
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Furthermore, many episodes depict the two debating an issue regarding what information should or should not be released to the public. In "Nightmares", a woman in Atlantic City, New Jersey accused him of rape, but the allegations were proven to be false when it was revealed that the woman in question was a prostitute who slept with rich married men and then blackmailed them. He is portrayed by Gregory Jbara.
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She decides to interfere and approaches Angellica pretending to be one of Hellena's servants. She tells a story about a young girl who fell in love and was left standing at the altar because her lover came to Angellica. Then she reveals the lover to be Willmore. Angellica is moved by the story, Willmore is only excited and impatient to find out who the woman in question is.
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Thanks to Iago's impeccable planning (and some bad luck), neither speaker mentions the name of the woman in question; it is in fact Bianca, but Othello tragically assumes it to be his wife, Desdemona. Bianca suddenly enters, and her suspicions of Cassio are even greater than before. She is convinced that the handkerchief belongs to another woman, and throws it contemptuously at Cassio's feet. In Othello's eyes, her apparent jealousy confirms his wife's infidelity.
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"What'll You Do About Me" is an uptempo describing a stalker who is singing to his object of affection. Specifically, what initially began as a one-night stand between the narrator and the woman in question ultimately results in the narrator developing an obsessive behavior towards her that he shamelessly declares unstoppable regardless of any attempt on the woman's part to isolate herself from the narrator or to prevent his behavior from escalating.
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Uwame rose to prominence in 2010 as a contestant on the celebrity edition of Nigerian reality TV series Gulder Ultimate Search. Prior to entering the show, she had worked on her second studio album The Woman in Question, that would be released a day after her eviction. "Amebo" and "African Juice" were the two singles released from the album. Uwame had also collaborated with artists and producers such as Samini, VIP, OJB, Cobhams Asuquo and Terry G, among others.
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Ann Wilson (Janet Leigh) catches her strait-laced husband, Columbia University Assistant Professor of Chemistry David Wilson (Tony Curtis), kissing another woman. From David's perspective, he was the one being kissed innocently, the woman in question being a grateful transfer student. However, Ann wants a divorce. On the advice of David's friend, TV writer Michael Haney (Dean Martin), David tries to convince Ann that he is really an FBI agent, the kiss all in the name of national security.
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The woman later filed a lawsuit in July 2014, asserting that she still suffered certain conditions as a consequence of the alleged assault. Mayers stated that he never touched the woman in question and that she "should have known that there could be trouble in place with so many people". The lawsuit was settled between the two in April 2015. In 2016, Mayers was involved in a fistfight in New Zealand after refusing to let a man board the elevator he was on.
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As described in a film magazine, Jack Temple (Washburn) adores his wife, but Mrs. Clara Temple (Hawley) is extremely jealous, and accuses him of flirting with a pretty woman in a department store tea room. After his wife's departure, the woman in question follows Jack around the store and even onto the roof of the building, where he was trying to hide. They are locked in there by the night watchman and have to remain on the roof all night.
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The substance of the article was that Vicars had allowed a woman reported to be his mistress to obtain a copy to the key to the safe and that she had fled to Paris with the jewels. In July 1913 Vicars successfully sued the paper for libel; the paper admitted that the story was completely baseless and that the woman in question did not exist. Vicars was awarded damages of £5,000."The Irish Crown Jewels – Sir Arthur Vicars libelled," The Times, 5 July 1913.
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A Mr. Davenport knows the woman in question, and she is currently residing at the Myrtles, a house in Beckenham. Sherlock Holmes and his brother Mycroft, who received the message from Davenport, decide that they must go to Beckenham to see about this. Watson comes, too, and they decide to pick up Inspector Gregson, and Melas as well in case some translating needs to be done. They find, however, that he has already been picked up, by a nervous, giggling man brandishing a bludgeon.
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Routledg, 2002. He is physically very unfit, has a prominent beer belly, drinks heavily, always has a cigarette in his mouth and is cowardly despite his macho pretensions, always coming off the worse in a fight. He is also in denial: despite the misfortunes that befall him he continues to display a blind faith in his crude attitude towards women and, when rejected, often tries to pass the blame for his failures on to the woman in question or somebody else. His exploits have also unintentionally led to several homosexual encounters.
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Like many of the songs from the Aftermath period, "Under My Thumb" uses more novel instrumentation than that featured on previous Stones records. Fuzz bass lines were added by Bill Wyman. Marimba riffs, played by Brian Jones, provide the song's most prominent hook. The lyrics, which savour the successful "taming of the shrew" and compare the woman in question to a "pet", a "Siamese cat" and a "squirming dog" provoked some negative reactions, especially amongst feminists, who objected to what they took as the suppressive sexual politics of the male narrator.
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The woman in question is the Marquise de Listomere, née Vandenesse. The date is problematic: Rastignac is 25; however the Morea expedition (commenced 1828) is discussed. 18?? – Autre Etude de Femme (1842) – 1824-1830 – Splendeurs et misères des courtisanes (1838-1847) – Rastignac appears at the start (on Lucien's return to Paris) and at the end (at Lucien's funeral). 18?? – Un Ménage de Garçon also titled La Rabouilleuse (1842) – 1829 – Ursule Mirouet (1842) – Rastignac appears as one of the dandies whom Savinien de Portenduere falls in with during his sojourn in Paris.
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It is generally considered polite to address a woman by Ms rather than Mrs, unless the preference of the woman in question is clearly known. This is especially true in written communication, as dictated by professional etiquette. Modern etiquette provides various options in addressing married couples in which the wife uses her own last name, or uses a title such as Dr, Mayor, or Ms. Etiquette writer Judith Martin ("Miss Manners") generally advises that, in non-standard situations, the individuals be addressed on separate lines when writing invitations (e.g., "Dr Sue Martin/Mr John Martin").
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It was announced at this time that two other suspects were not going to be charged, and of a fifth a decision was yet to be made. On 7 January 2014, John Nimmo (25) and Isabella Sorley (23) pleaded guilty to the charges brought against them. Sorley was sentenced to 12 weeks and Nimmo 8 weeks on 24 January. When asked on the BBC's Newsnight programme in early January whether she was surprised that one of the convicted Twitter abusers was female, Criado Perez said that the woman in question had internalised misogyny already rampant in society as a whole.
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She was daughter of Prince Heinrich XXVIII of Reuss zu Köstritz (1859-1924) and Countess Magdalene of Solms-Laubach (1863–1925). As Adolf Friedrich was agreeable to the match his Minister-President Heinrich Bossart started negotiations with the future bride's family to bring about the marriage. However, before the engagement could be announced there was the complication of a connection to a woman whom Adolf Friedrich needed to be freed from. Rumor has it that the woman in question was Margrit Höllrigl, Countess Bubna of Litic with whom he had a relationship while he was based in Potsdam.
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Married life appears to have had little impact on Selina Rushbrook's lifestyle. In June 1901 an unidentified woman (likely to have been Selina Rushbrook) was arrested by PC Maggs of the Swansea Borough Police. As Maggs attempted to march her to the police station, Ebenezer Rushbrook approached the pair, told the officer that the woman in question was his wife, and demanded she be released. PC Maggs declined to do so; the woman fell to the floor, and as Maggs bent to hold her Ebenezer Rushbrook jumped onto his back and knocked his hat off to the ground.
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In November 2005, an investigation began into charges that he had raped a 31-year-old family friend at his home in Forest Town, Johannesburg. Even before charges were filed, the news media reported that the alleged victim was a member of a prominent ANC family and also an AIDS activist; and that Zuma had acknowledged a consensual sexual relationship with the woman in question. Zuma's accuser's name is Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo, but she used the alias Khwezi in court to protect her identity. On the morning of 6 December 2005, rape charges against Zuma were formally filed.
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If she did not agree to marry him, he had to give her a dowry that suited her social status, so that she could marry someone else, and he still had to either pay a large fine to the Senate or have his foot cut off (his choice). As well, these punishments were not affected by whether or not the woman in question was betrothed. The Code also caused Eleanor of Arborea to be remembered as one of the first lawmakers to set up the condition of reciprocity when dealing with foreigners, as well as the crime of misfeasance.
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While the government has taken steps to prevent such limitations for women, there is minimal evidence that they are being implemented into society. Even in instances of medical procedures which is an individual's decision in other countries, this is regularly left to the guardian to decide for the woman in question. This will especially be the case if the hospital or medical centre is administered by religious conservatives. There have been cases that include a woman running the risk of facing criminal charges for having an extramarital affair if she enters the hospital to give birth without her male guardian.
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In June 2014, the BBC reported that well-placed security sources indicated that they had reliable information that Lewthwaite was in Kenya, and that they had launched a large operation to find her. According to reports, an unknown woman, who was believed to be Lewthwaite, was escorted by armed Kenyan police officers in the coastal town of Lamu, with the apparent intention of visiting a Kenyan army base in Somalia. The woman then allegedly disappeared after immigration officials denied her entry into the country. However, Lamu Police Commander Leonard Omollo denied the allegations, indicating that the woman in question had been identified as a Spanish tourist who had since returned home.
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In December 2015 Martin was accused of making threats to stab a woman with a chopstick after she asked him to be respectful of other diners at the Mr Miyagi Japanese restaurant in Windsor in Melbourne's inner-south-east. The woman in question contacted Richmond to complain two days after the alleged incident occurred on the Saturday night of 5 December. She alleged Martin had been drunk, loud and offensive and when confronted, threatened to stab her in the face with a chopstick. In addition, she claimed Martin had slammed his hand into the wall next to her head when she said threatened to contact the club about the incident.
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Additionally, the narrator mentions that Dietrich is still alive today: because of fault he is carried off by the devil in the form of a horse to Rumeney (Romagna?) to fight dragons until the end of days. The poem could thus be understood as a refutation of the idea of Dietrich as either damned or a hunter of women. Enemies of Dietrich who hunt women with hounds are also found in the Eckenlied and Virginal. The Wunderer is different from these other figures, however, and more similar to stories transmitted in Boccaccio's Decamaron, in that the Wunderer is motivated to hunt the woman in question because she refuses to love him.
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Jin-Ho Myung returns a wallet and cell phone to a beautiful young woman (Hae-Young Nah) in a book shop, little realizing that she would notice that he has already (rather presumptuously) taken 7000 won to buy a book he really wanted. The woman in question is understandably rather upset but decides to consider the money as a loan, which she expects to be paid back. On the first day of the new school year, he learns, to his horror, that the very same woman is to be his new homeroom teacher. The bad news for Jin-Ho is that she remembers their previous encounter very well.
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Due to the experiment, however, Terumi is able to speak and sleep with woman closer to his own age. While there have been times during the experiment that Terumi had desired to stop in order to pursue a more serious relationship with the woman in question, circumstances pop up where the relationship comes to an end, forcing Terumi to continue, though at least maintaining a cordial friendship with the targets. Terumi also meets up with his nemesis, Tsukasa, at the same university. Thanks to Kaoruko, Terumi discovers that Tsukasa is engaged in a loveless affair with the University's most popular and influential professor, Konoe.
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In 1948 he was appointed Executive Producer at the studios by Rank's Managing Director John Davis with a brief to rein in financial losses."FILM PRODUCTION CHANGES" The Manchester Guardian [Manchester (UK)] 23 Dec 1948: 8. "Some producers objected because he was a showman," said one producer of this time. Early films made under St John at Rank included the musical Trottie True (1949) with Jean Kent, and the fantasy The Rocking Horse Winner (1949) with John Mills. The Woman in Question (1950) was a thriller with Kent and Dirk Bogarde, and Highly Dangerous (1950) was an unsuccessful attempt to restore Margaret Lockwood to her mid 1940s popularity.
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This story opens with two males sitting in front of a computer and the first male attempts to show off his prize catch, a woman named Yeta, whose profile they are both examining. His friend believes that the woman has "The Angles", a term referring to the practice of taking photographs from such extreme angles as to obscure or distort the person in question, thus implying that the user is insecure about their image and, presumably, unattractive. He also insists that the woman's name is not Yeta, but Yeti. Shortly afterwards the first male receives a telephone call from the woman in question, whose audible voice bears a close resemblance to that of Chewbacca from Star Wars.
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If she did not agree to marry him, he had to give her a dowry that suited her social status, so that she could marry someone else, and he still had to either pay a large fine to the Senate or have his foot cut off (his choice). As well, these punishments were not affected by whether or not the woman in question was betrothed. The Code also led Eleanor to be remembered as one of the first lawmakers to set up the condition of reciprocity when dealing with foreigners, as well as the crime of misfeasance. Eleanor died of plague in 1404, and Arborea slowly fell into decline due to her death.
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Due to their graphic nature, the majority of Skinny Puppy's videos received limited commercial airplay, or were outright banned from broadcast. The music video for "Stairs and Flowers" was banned by the Canadian Censorship Bureau because of scenes depicting "an excrement-covered woman being beaten by soldiers"; the woman in question was Ogre soaked in mud. The letterbox effect used in the video for "Dig It", which portrayed stock market footage, was accused by both the bureau and MuchMusic to instead be showing pornography. Also banned was the video for "Testure", an action resulting from a viewer poll held by CityTV, as was the video for the song "Worlock", which was banned from MTV.
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After Powell delivered the speech, there were attempts to locate the Wolverhampton constituent whom Powell described as being victimised by non-white residents. The editor of the local Wolverhampton newspaper the Express & Star, Clem Jones (a close friend of Powell who broke off relations with him over the controversy) claimed he failed to identify the woman using the electoral register and other sources. Shortly after Powell's death, Kenneth Nock, a Wolverhampton solicitor, wrote to the Express and Star in April 1998 to claim that his firm had acted for the woman in question, but that he could not name her owing to rules concerning client confidentiality. In January 2007, the BBC Radio Four programme Document claimed to have uncovered the woman's identity.
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The Indian National Congress, an Indian political party, shared screenshots of tweets posted by a woman who alleged that Surya had abused her. Following this and the announcement of his Lok Sabha candidature, Surya obtained a temporary injunction against 49 media outlets and social media platforms, restraining them from publishing any "defamatory statements" against him. In April 2019, Surya was summoned by the Karnataka State Commission for Women for his alleged abuse of the woman, in addition to a tweet of his that opposed reservations for women (after Mahila Congress lodged complaint against him). The Commission later dropped the case at the request of the woman in question, who wrote that she and Surya were "good friends" and that the complaint against him by the Congress was "politically motivated".
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Regarded as the first film noir in Tamil cinema, Andha Naal is set in World War II, during the bombing of the Indian city of Madras by Japanese forces in 1943. The story of the blind men and an elephant is referenced in the narrative, when Sivanandam notes how each suspect's account of Rajan's death contradicts those of the others. Though various sources, including Ganesan, have said the film was inspired by Rashomon, Randor Guy notes that this notion is erroneous, that Andha Naal was actually adapted from the 1950 British film The Woman in Question directed by Anthony Asquith, and that there was only a "thematic resemblance" between Andha Naal and Rashomon. Film journalist Jason P. Vest describes the three films as following a nonlinear narrative by presenting diverging accounts of the same incident.
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"You've Been in Love Too Long" is a 1965 dance single recorded by Motown girl group Martha and the Vandellas. Their fourth straight Top 40 hit in two years, this song focused on a pro-feminist theme under a gritty R&B; background with the narrator (lead singer Martha Reeves) explaining to the woman in question that after years of holding on to an unfaithful and abusive lover that she should let him go saying "you're a fool for your baby". The song, produced and written by William "Mickey" Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter and Clarence Paul, peaked at #25 R&B; and #36 Pop in 1965. Many radio jocks preferred the "B" side, "Love (Makes Me Do Foolish Things)" in which caused split airplay and lower chart positioning.
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Just like the widows, poor women were also protected. According to the book of tsar, a person that defamed a virgin will get their nose cut off and will be obliged to give a third of all their assets to the woman in question. Proheiron states that if a person were to have a relationship with a girl younger than 13, that person would have their nose cut off, and will be obliged to give half of all their assets to the girl in question. If a person were to abduct an engaged woman, they would be obliged to give her back to her fiancée, and if they were to abduct a woman that was not engaged, they would be obliged to give her back to her family (parents, guardians, brothers…), which would later decide if she was to marry her captor.
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Its original title was Venus Veneta (Venetian Venus), making it a response to Renaissance and classical archetypes, particular those by Titian and other 16th century painters – in a letter dated 27 September 1866, Rossetti stated his aim in painting it was to produce "a Venetian lady in a rich dress of white and gold – in short the Venetian ideal of female beauty". After its completion he renamed it Monna Vanna (vain woman) to underline the vanity of life or more likely to emphasize the subject's Italian origins. The new title derived from Monna Vanna ("Vain Woman"), a character in chapter XXIV of one of Rossetti's favourite books, La Vita Nuova by his namesake Dante Alighieri. The woman in question may refer to Giovanna, the beloved of the poet Guido Cavalcanti, who is heavily associated with images of springtime in Dante's work.
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She was by now one of the busiest young actors in Britain. Author: Cecil Wilson Date: Thursday, 11 November 1948 Publication: Daily Mail (London, England) Issue: 16379 p 2 Shaw played support in some thrillers - Waterfront (1950) , The Woman in Question (1950) - before returning to leads in Pool of London (1951) with Bonar Colleano. Her marriage to Albert Lieven, with whom she had a daughter, ended in divorce in 1953, and in 1954, she married Colleano. "Colleano, British Actor, Weds", New York Times 11 January 1954: 19. Shaw began to appear on television in One Man's Family (1951) and a BBC version of The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1951).No Surprises — But Still a Favourite Author: J. Stubbs Walker Date: Monday, 28 May 1951 Publication: Daily Mail (London, England) Issue: 17165 p 2 She was the female lead in some Bs: There Is Another Sun (1951), Wide Boy (1952), A Killer Walks (1952), The Large Rope (1953), AND Small Town Story (1953).
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In a 2012 interview, Quatro was asked what she thought she had achieved for female rockers in general. She replied: In a 1973 interview, Quatro sympathised with many of the opinions voiced by the women's liberation movement while distancing herself from it because she considered that the participants were The interviewer, Charles Shaar Murray, considered her viewpoint to be "... somewhat anomalous, because unless the woman in question happens to be well known, she has no way of letting people hear her unless she unites with other women and then elects a spokesman." He also noted the apparent contradiction that Quatro seemed proud that girls were writing to her saying that they were emulating her look and her attitude. In 1974, Quatro believed that, unlike men, women were burdened with emotional responses and that it was more difficult for them to succeed in the music industry because they are more prone to jealousy and thus female audiences tend not to buy the recordings of female artists.
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Many times women needed unofficial names to differenciate them between their relatives, this was often done with the help of suffixes, for example the diminutive suffix illa/ila (alternatively ulla/ula or olla/ola) meaning "small" or "little" was used often, for example: Julilla for a young Julia, Drusilla for a young Drusa. The suffix dervived from the word ulla which was the word for a little pit and could be used to denote that the woman in question was a younger relative of someone with the same name, that she was still a little girl, or simply implying affection, for example Cicero's daughter Tullia was called by him "Tulliola" even as an adult despite not having any older sisters or other notable female relatives. The suffix was not always added to the end of the nomen or cognomen, but sometimes also to a woman's numeral, for example, Brutus' sister Junia Tertia was nicknamed Tertulla. Another suffix used was ina/inna which would imply relative of, for example "Agrippina was the daughter of Agrippa" or "Messalina was the daughter of Messala".
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It is confirmed that King Gustav did order the Bishop to recall the banishment of a woman who had been placed at the Vadstena Abbey but escaped with a suitor unwelcome by her family, with the words that the bishop had previously on several occasions allowed women to leave the convent, and that he suspected that the different attitude of the bishop on this occasion was that the woman in question left the convent because she wished to marry.Carl Grimberg (Swedish) : Svenska folkets underbara öden. 2, 1521-1611 (in English: "The wonderous destinies of the Swedish people. 2, 1521-1611") (1959), page 75 In connection to this case, the King gave the order during the reformation that no one should be allowed to enter a convent without the approval of the monarch This instruction was given in 1527 and the man who helped his beloved to escape from the abbey was named as OlofHistoriskt bibliotek utgifvet af Carl Silfverstolpe Agda's tale bears similarities to the fate of Ingeborg Jönsdotter (d.
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As the story progresses over the span of two years in-universe, Kaoruko introduces Terumi to women who share their namesake with characters from "The Tale of Genji", including his cousin (who happens to be the first); Terumi slowly but surely starts to drop his awkwardness and fear towards the opposite sex. With each woman that he meets, Terumi learns to identify the target's quirks/problems, get them to open up to him and ultimately end up having intercourse with the woman in question. Increasing Terumi's prowess in sex is Kaoruko herself, who is willing to use her body and knowledge of a woman's mind to make Terumi more privy to sexual acts, though she and Terumi never commit incestuous intercourse and stop before it goes too far. Kaoruko also notes that due to Terumi losing his biological mother at such a young age, he has developed a mother complex, explaining why Terumi is drawn to older women and why he enjoys engaging in sexual acts with his aunt.
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Sakae Ōsugi, who was already married, engaged in simultaneous relationships with Itō and another feminist, Ichiko Kamichika, taking the viewpoint that he loved all three women equally and should not have to choose which one he loved the most. The three women he was involved with did not feel the same way, and each wanted him only for herself, which caused considerable problems. Itō's passion for Ōsugi became evident in February 1916, when she went walking with him in a Tokyo park, holding his hand and kissed him in public; at the time, kissing in public and couples holding hands in Japan were considered to be deeply immoral acts that no decent person should ever engage in, and many people in the park chided the couple for their behavior. Later that same day, when Ōsugi met Ichiko, he told her that he had kissed a woman in public for the first time in his entire life, which, as the woman in question was not Ichiko, caused a very heated scene.
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All titles listed below for the series' two seasons were cited from the TV listings of The New York Times via microfilm copies of its backlogged issues, September 1955-May 1957. # (09/18/1955) Odd Man Out (1947) # (09/25/1955) Adam and Evalyn (1949) # (10/02/1955) The Clouded Yellow (1951) # (10/09/1955) Island Rescue (1951) # (10/16/1955) Madonna of the Seven Moons (1945) # (10/23/1955) The Man in Grey (1943) # (10/30/1955) Notorious Gentleman (1945) # (11/06/1955) Caesar and Cleopatra (part one) (1945) # (11/13/1955) Caesar and Cleopatra (part two) (1945) # (11/20/1955) The Lavender Hill Mob (1951) # (11/27/1955) Tight Little Island (1949) # (12/04/1955) The Woman in Question (1950) # (12/11/1955) The Promoter (1952) # (12/18/1955) The Blue Lagoon (1949) # (12/25/1955) The Red Shoes (part one) (1948) # (01/01/1956) The Red Shoes (part two) (1948) # (01/08/1956) White Corridors (1951) # (01/15/1956) Ivory Hunter (1951) # (01/22/1956) In Which We Serve (1942) # (01/29/1956) The Mikado (1939) # (02/05/1956) Stairway to Heaven (1946) # (02/12/1956) The Importance of Being Earnest (1952) The remainder of this first season consisted of reruns of the films above, some of which were repeated twice before the beginning of the second season in October 1956, when the series moved to a new night: Saturdays from 7:30 to 9:00 pm (Eastern Time).TV listing, The New York Times, September 1955-August 1956.
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