If I can help, I will do it with pleasure.
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Eating well is eating intuitively, with pleasure and without shame.
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Apparently somewhere along the way I confused happiness with pleasure.
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Lilith in Capricorn is notorious for mixing business with pleasure.
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Both liked company culture enough to mix business with pleasure.
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Still, I wrote down my mailing address, vibrating with pleasure.
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That's why Meadow moans with pleasure when he's inside of her.
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I palpitated with pleasure, my breath breaking like tiny fractured mirrors.
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Younger business travellers are most likely to mix business with pleasure.
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Very occasionally, the orphaned item, however unexpected, is accepted with pleasure.
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He lies with pleasure and abandon, then brags about it later.
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This person thinks it generally unwise to mix business with pleasure.
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Carefully consuming, being diligent with pleasure is a form of holiness.
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Hypoxia also causes increased production of dopamine, which is associated with pleasure.
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"A passion of mine is with pleasure and adjusting pain," she said.
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There's a reason why we're told not to mix business with pleasure.
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Our hosts asked us to bring beer, which we did with pleasure.
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The beach is a tourist destination and is typically thronged with pleasure-seekers.
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Her Parasite rippled in response, whether with pleasure or revulsion, Violet never knew.
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After mixing business with pleasure, McHugh says their relationship is stronger than ever.
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"You can come to Geneva with pleasure," he said he told the collector.
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It said Xi had accepted an invitation "with pleasure" to visit North Korea.
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It's why I often say to work hard, but do it with pleasure.
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"Little cabbages!" she said with pleasure, slicing one open for the first time.
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On a recent afternoon, a woman eating alone seemed beside herself with pleasure.
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When it comes to her latest project, Kris Jenner is mixing business with pleasure.
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Others stood and looked at one another for a few moments, blushing with pleasure.
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It was almost nauseatingly rich; my throat contracted, and my eyes watered with pleasure.
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Their punch lines zing with pleasure that offsets the pain of their edgy insights.
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Mixing business with pleasure, credit card-wise, can make deductions difficult to figure out.
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"I think Dodon will sign their (the ministers') resignation decrees with pleasure," he said.
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Chopra, who is an investor in Bumble, and Jonas mixed business with pleasure on Dec.
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Of course, there are red flags to mixing business with pleasure, so take it slow.
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I've asked myself this question before, and concluded that yes, I would, and with pleasure.
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I had never tasted anything so delicious, and I moaned with pleasure with each spoonful.
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" Trump preened with pleasure: "My biggest fan in the whole world is Secretary General Stoltenberg.
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At its best, her work is buoyant, varied, and, while often sinister, saturated with pleasure.
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The epicureans were supposed to be about ... The word now means that you're obsessed with pleasure.
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The instant that the cool, damp mask clings to my face, I sigh with pleasure, relief.
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As for what many call a major no-no -- mixing business with pleasure -- Luann's enjoying it.
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So it's with pleasure that I can confirm rumors that substantial updates are on the way.
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Nathanson, one of the judges, popped a stuffed mushroom into his mouth and groaned with pleasure.
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The Steelers won, and Nance, when he wears his Super Bowl ring, does so with pleasure.
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Although he dominates her, this is definitely a consensual act; her body practically purrs with pleasure.
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I always did it with pleasure, and I did it because I wanted to do it.
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Suddenly, though, Australia's biggest animal celebrities were two gay penguins, which their keepers noticed with pleasure.
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These historians imagine — hardly with pleasure — a compromise that might have extended slavery for years longer.
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Sometimes the guests just wheeze with pleasure like, Chef, come up here after, let's have a drink!
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"If there were legal grounds to help, we would do it with pleasure," the official told Reuters.
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The former couple apparently mixed business with pleasure and the result while catchy, isn't playing out pretty.
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I just plugged my iPhone 230S Plus into them and they made my brain melt with pleasure.
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But there's a big difference between wearing shapeless clothes out of shame and wearing them with pleasure.
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It'll make you laugh with pleasure, as if you were eating a meal with Simon Doonan himself.
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Pounding these things produces an alteration in one's being — from sighing with fatigue to inhaling with pleasure.
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Yes, they can all be consumed with pleasure now, but their potential will not have been explored.
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Still, for an edgy, confidence-boosting icy lob, many of us accept the side effects with pleasure.
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Levitin says that the brain responds to music, releases the chemical dopamine, which is associated with pleasure.
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I scratched inside the donkey's ears, and when its neck arched with pleasure, Cesar burst out laughing.
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Then she smiled maniacally and flashed her engagement ring in my face, drinking in my shock with pleasure.
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A new friend is like a new wine which you drink with pleasure only when it has aged.
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When their pails were empty, the little ones handed them to my mother, their eyes wide with pleasure.
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The sweetness of chilled spot prawns under a few drops of olive oil made me shiver with pleasure.
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This is the first of Messud's novels that didn't, on a regular basis, flood my veins with pleasure.
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My favorites showcase our common goal here, which is to cook and eat with purpose and with pleasure.
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The case has been greeted with pleasure in Ireland, where Supermac's has become something of a national institution.
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Instead, they were subjected to a stream of insults and complaints — and not everyone absorbed it with pleasure.
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She mixed business with pleasure in a way that told the rest of us we could do the same.
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I read it with pleasure and then read it again, this time out loud to my husband and daughter.
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My friend seemed beside himself with pleasure and poured me a glass of white wine as he praised Mattis.
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The Coast Guard has asked residents with pleasure boats to move ships to safe harbor ahead of the weekend.
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It can be read with pleasure by anyone interested in the craft of politics and the life of ideas.
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"With progressive weights for toning and rumbly vibrations to enjoy, it's designed with pleasure in mind," the box reads.
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Britney Spears mixed business with pleasure this week flying to Hawaii on the heels of her new album announcement.
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" His success gives hope to current inmates like Joseph Jackson, who beams with pleasure after nailing the part of "Ariel.
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John Bolton, Mr Trump's national security adviser, noted with pleasure that the choice "reflects a change from the prior government".
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The players gave pretournament interviews with pleasure, then beat Tunisia in their opener and hammered Panama as a follow-up.
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I puréed the soup and tasted a rich, verdurous spoonful, humming with pleasure at the way it coated my tongue.
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It shows that in some people the genes the virus left behind meddle with mechanisms associated with pleasure in the brain.
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"The 5HT 2C receptor is abundant in regions of the brain associated with pleasure and reward," principal investigator, Eric Devine, explains.
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She'd had no idea that she would shiver with pleasure from the sensation of her fingers sliding into a woman's cunt.
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In a 2017 interview, Dr. Renee Carr explained how binge-watching releases dopamine in the brain, a chemical associated with pleasure.
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A new internationalism was born; cosmopolitans looked with pleasure on the United Nations, alike in dignity, diverse in their national dress.
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When people act generously, do something just, or meet collective goals the reward pathways in their brains light up with pleasure.
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Digital Engagement AssociateFarmfruits dried mud ghost prints on tight yellow tents, and as we talk the market closes down with pleasure.
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Lindsay Lohan appears to have moved on from her broken engagement to Egor Tarabasov — and now she's seemingly mixing business with pleasure.
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Poe challenges viewers by confronting them simultaneously with pleasure and with a self-awareness of their gazes meeting his black, queer body.
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Don't tell Fetty Wap ya can't mix business with pleasure ... because doing just that put a huge grin on his girlfriend's face.
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I have usually had sex with guilt, often with pleasure, and, every now and then, with a sense of mystery and awe.
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I had a similar experience while watching Mac's latest effort, but this time it was my ears that shivered with pleasure first.
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Wealth Matters Cristina Verger, a wedding and event planner, arrived at the Hotel Boscolo in Milan eager to mix business with pleasure.
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"Seeing Wayde in his glory doing what he is most passionate about makes the struggles of mixing business with pleasure well worth it."
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It's a lusty and fun week, but it's hard to go forward with pleasure without thinking about the deeper implications that it has.
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The shame was the thing I felt most acutely, though it danced together with pleasure in the same space inside of my gut.
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Lynn Boulger, Mount Desert, Me. I read with pleasure and admiration the stories of courage, determination and curiosity that constitute the Voyages Issue.
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He watched with pleasure her contentious briefing with reporters on Monday, which was delayed for hours as she prepared in the West Wing.
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Having watched two performances with pleasure, I long now to renew my acquaintance with Azerbaijani music in general and Hajibeyli's opera in particular.
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I think, when you craft something with pleasure and nice emotions — it could bring good luck and positive energy to the future owner.
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Or, more accurately, the character he plays, with a big dick who makes another beautiful boy say his name, practically weeping with pleasure.
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"The goal is not to get to the end, it's to get there with pleasure," the fictional Morris says, dispensing his storytelling philosophy.
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It may seem like common sense — don't mix business with pleasure — but the line between personal and professional is becoming ever more blurred.
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I ate them both, and was flooded first with pleasure then with embarrassment that I'd thought simmered food wasn't worth a chef's time.
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Every time I take my seat in the audience I do so with pleasure and with my mind prepared to engage and enjoy.
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I've been wrestling with the contradictions of movies ever since, sometimes with pleasure and satisfaction, at other times with frustration, exasperation or rage.
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What we have today is something Courtwright calls "limbic capitalism," a reference to the part of the brain that deals with pleasure and motivation.
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Obama also mixed business with pleasure during trips to Italy, Montréal and London, where he took in the sights and met with world leaders.
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Some commentators, though, are convinced that the ability to mix business with pleasure means there will always be a place for private members clubs.
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But we also love to celebrate her wit as she heckles Reynolds on Twitter, and sigh with pleasure when they're spotted on a date.
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After doing something nice for someone else, studies show we feel happier: That behavior activates regions of the brain associated with pleasure and reward.
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We love to make a difference, we're proud to do so and this is unfortunately a time when we take that call with pleasure.
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He wondered if getting shot had addled him, or if his recent attempt to confound pain with pleasure had broken something in his brain.
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Schlesinger's liberal panegyrics can still be read with pleasure, even if one winces at his reluctance to abide any serious criticism of his idols.
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She loaded up a fanny pack with horse treats and gave his ears a good, long scratching so he'd always associate training with pleasure.
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By now, I so associate writing and idea generation with pleasure that I love it even when I don't have a café table handy.
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Enterprising archers are not averse to mixing business with pleasure, so you might start a business with bae or team up on a professional project.
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They accommodate even the largest of ears, and their immense depth and softness just make me purr with pleasure every time I put them on.
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But even as I read him with pleasure, I didn't care for his tossed-off, derisive provocations and devil-may-care insouciance concerning visual art.
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Crossing the Antarctic I read with pleasure David Grann's account of Henry Worsley's solo trek across the Antarctic continent ("The White Darkness," February 12th & 19th).
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I've watched with pleasure three other Auroras — Isabella Boylston (Monday), Gillian Murphy (Tuesday) and Hee Seo (Wednesday evening) — each taking the role in dissimilar directions.
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Once the site was identified, Mr. Hun Sen arranged for the temple ruins and a nearby pagoda to be restored and surrounded with pleasure grounds.
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John Bolton, Mr Trump's national security adviser, visiting Britain on August 12th, noted with pleasure that the choice "reflects a change from the prior government".
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Of course, Magic is a co-owner of the MLB team -- and his daughter, Elisa, says he's not a fan of her mixing business with pleasure.
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A blue, gloved hand runs up and down its glittering gold length, and its owner, a cartoonish young perfume-purveying influencer named Pic, groans with pleasure.
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Adderall is technically an amphetamine drug that works by releasing dopamine and preventing the reuptake of dopamine, a neurotransmitter that is involved with pleasure and motivation.
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It becomes important for me to balance that work with pleasure, and play with being an audience member, being a listener, the one to make dinner.
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And they can still be read with pleasure today, thanks to the bold, energetic art and the bombastic charm of Lee's writing: Face front, true believers!
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Despite its odd typography, "Be Like the Fox" can be read with pleasure by anyone interested in the craft of politics and the life of ideas.
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It looks like he was in the Bahamas doing some work with Discovery Channel for this summer's "Shark Week" ... but Gronk can always manage business with pleasure.
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So, it began as something that was apparently associated with pleasure, but, in fact, it was something associated with something that's new and novel and potentially useful.
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Icelanders might overlook Ok, but those who had drunk its water remembered with pleasure how it tasted, and imagined the little glacier would always go on giving.
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Rodgers had Fletcher's heart from the start, having received the coveted First Impression Rose, but it was mixing business with pleasure that kept things going for the pair.
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"Some think that the use of latex can interfere with pleasure, but that is simply not the case," Nicole Williams, MD, a gynecologist in Chicago, previously told Refinery29.
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When people give money to others, areas of the brain associated with pleasure are activated, and this response is greater when the transfer is voluntary rather than mandatory.
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For queer people, nightlife spaces are crucial to our ability to organize as a community, to process our pain, to connect with pleasure, and to escape from reality.
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Our partners love the feeling of our vaginas becoming wetter and tighter, quivering with pleasure… the slippery texture of the A-spot feels good to rub up against.
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"The dopamine reward centers are the same centers that have to do with pleasure from eating, pleasure from sex and procreation, pleasure from drugs and alcohol," Greenfield said.
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I'm pretty sure there's a nerve connection between the inside of my ear canals and the part of my brain that causes me to involuntarily sigh with pleasure.
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This volume of personal essays, book and television reviews and political observations, most of them written for The New York Review of Books, floods your veins with pleasure.
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I figured that an alarm that woke you with pleasure would turn the act of waking up into an enjoyable experience and make mornings happier—and it does!
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With Pleasure: Pattern and Decoration in American Art 1972–1985 continues at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) (250 South Grand Avenue, Downtown, Los Angeles) through May 11.
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As usual, she looked elegant and crisp; she was beaming with pleasure as she entered the building, apparently because her daughter had come to town to surprise her.
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When he comes to a valley full of stags, "he almost chokes with pleasure at the prospect of so great a carnage," and then he sets to work.
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We recently spoke to the man also known as "Cubandawg," to find out what it takes to be a bathhouse DJ and if he's ever mixed business with pleasure.
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Gaze once more at Trump's blue eyes, half-closed and watery with pleasure, the weight of his mysterious hair helmet, the unorthodox, vivid pallet with which Carrey rendered him.
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One time, I added a splash of liquid smoke to this recipe for mapo ragù, and if my family wasn't totally into it, I was beside myself with pleasure.
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" Worse, in a flashback chapter, Lane's mother, Camilla, pictures her organs "turning black and rotten, even as she keened with pleasure" during a "dark, twisting horror show of love.
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Yet crafting fresh language, for all the time and effort it takes, is the first step in producing stories that will not only be published, but be read with pleasure.
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AS: Without a doubt sanctions are [not]* good for business as they limit trade and limit investment, however we see that many foreign investors are investing in Russia with pleasure.
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Boston was willing to wait a year, chose him at No. 673 in 267 and then watched with pleasure as he won player of the year awards as a senior.
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He looked stunned and stupid with pleasure, like a milk-drunk baby, and she thought that maybe this was what she loved most about sex—a guy revealed like that.
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In his stories, his descriptive imagery is just as alive: A birch tree flutters its leaves with pleasure as it talks to a fox, an earth god loses his temper.
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Through this and other means there are obviously people I've read with pleasure: Sheila Heti, Anne Carson, Martin Crimp, Jane Smiley, Tim Parks, Peter Stamm, Maggie Nelson, Karl Ove Knausgaard.
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Later I went back and began to read it again, rather gingerly, never with the same absorption or commitment as when it had colonized my entire imagination, but with pleasure.
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For some reason, the sight of my loved ones shimmying with pleasure around the corpse of a disemboweled creature lying prostrate on the dining room table doesn't fill me with joy.
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A passionate sailor, he has succeeded in combining business with pleasure as the helmsman of the brand's own racing yachts, the latest of which will compete in St. Barth next month.
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Woods's inclusion probably means that Johnson will be left off the team and, in a strange twist, may reverse roles with Woods and serve as one of Furyk's assistants — with pleasure.
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I wanted to feel like there was a version where anything could be happening below the frame: The baby may have laughed, and Hannah may be gasping with pleasure and joy.
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"The old Freudian thinking is that people are trying to resolve trauma and that can be true but for many people, something they fetishize is something they associate with pleasure," says Brame.
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I drove, and each time he texted — each time his sweet little name lit up my phone — my blood coursed with pleasure, as though I were tethered to a heartbeat miles away.
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Jesse Eisenberg (who played Zuckerberg) is flat-out brilliant as an actor, author, and humorist for The New Yorker, so it was with pleasure I could obliquely tip my hat his way.
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But Anna Katz, the curator of the MOCA exhibition With Pleasure: Pattern and Decoration in American Art 1972–1985, emphasizes that the P&D movement wasn't an anti-minimalist movement, per se.
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It's a reference to the limbic region of your brain, which is the part of your brain that deals with pleasure, motivation, long-term memory, and other functions that are crucial for survival.
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"The better the compliment, the greater the activity of these regions," Korn says, noting that dopamine, a neurotransmitter which has been tightly linked with pleasure and addiction, is likely involved in the process.
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Instead of eating curiously and with pleasure, or trying foods of all types, I'd be bogged down by rules and end up settling for what I knew (or thought I knew) was safe.
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"Body" sticks to the formula that the Miami group has perfected over the years: Baby Blue's fast rhymes, Spectacular's slow snarl, Slick 'Em's brash delivery, with Pleasure P's honeyed vocals completing the package.
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She shared tactical insights, opened my eyes to the ubiquity of the word "err" and beamed with pleasure at my surprise whenever she plucked exactly the right obscure word out of thin air.
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She shared tactical insights, opened my eyes to the ubiquity of the word "err" and beamed with pleasure at my surprise whenever she plucked exactly the right obscure word out of thin air.
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We take them for the euphoria — for that three-minute buzz when our entire bodies hum with pleasure, and for the few hours afterward when our minds lapse into a numb, calm blankness.
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From "When Harry Met Sally" to "Sex and the City" to your basic porn film, women in the throes of passion aren't just shouting their ecstasy from the rooftops, they're moaning with pleasure. Loudly.
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Each of the two "firsts" has left an important legacy to the women who followed them: Justice Elena Kagan noted with pleasure how unremarkable it was during her confirmation hearings that she is female.
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But he gradually embraced the project, and his accounts are the beating heart of "The Cartiers," elevating this from a company story to a human story — one even the unadorned will read with pleasure.
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"We probably did not have as many deputies as active as him, who would travel with pleasure and campaign throughout the country for us," said Sergey Obukhov, secretary of the Communist Party's Central Committee.
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" Read the resolution here It also says pornography "equates violence toward women and children with sex and pain with pleasure, which increases the demand for sex trafficking, prostitution, child sexual abuse images, and child pornography.
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Quantico star Priyanka Chopra (who will be presenting at the Golden Globes Sunday!) has a job that allows her to enjoy the finer things in life, and she does so with pleasure, she tells PeopleStyle.
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The way to make sure that someone is into it—the way you do that cold read and make it accurate—is that, as the domme, you do what you do with pleasure and gusto.
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This might become his greatest work, he says, as his eyes narrow with pleasure at the thought: to create, amid a sea of red — budget ink, crumbling brick, rusting metal — a wild oasis of green.
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Since there's no point in even trying to achieve financial stability, people like Larraine "tried to survive in color, to season the suffering with pleasure" — to have a drink, for example, or smoke a little weed.
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"I can still hear him over my shoulder, heckling me, telling me to be careful with my knife, moaning with pleasure over a bite of something in only the way a Jew from Long Island can."
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Even as Elizabeth ensures Young Hee that mixing business with pleasure is okay sometimes, she's doing the same thing, and in a way, that will likely have far worse consequences than recruiting someone to Mary Kay.
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Here, an excessive talavera decorative web danced around me in unrestrained profusion and forms seemed to explode with pleasure as everywhere foliage glistened, leaves shined, angels hovered, and carved fruit exuded thick drops of dark honey.
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Footage of the same pig a few weeks later shows it eerily pink and whole, clattering across the concrete-floor maze and snuffling with pleasure as it flips open a blue plastic box full of food.
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You know, I think purring is oftentimes associated with pleasure in cats; however, sometimes cats can purr for other reasons, like they're very nervous, or it's a warning actually, or they're hungry, not necessarily that they're happy.
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I look for hunting egrets to tell me where the fish are active, and I note with pleasure the thirsty cottonwoods and hummingbird sages growing along a waterway that looks from the freeway like a sewage trench.
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Investigations by Politico revealed that the former Republican congressman had spent over half a million dollars of public money on 27 private-jet flights since early May, including several for trips that appeared to mix business with pleasure.
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My idea of pop music is that it's a place where all these different things can come together: costume, movement, sound, words, cinematography, ritual, a whole collage of different things that can just make you dizzy with pleasure.
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For every bartender grinning with pleasure, two regular drinkers are likely reacting as a friend did on Facebook: "I'm convinced that you made up like half those names by drawing random words out of a hat," he complained.
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Crescent cookies are formed with my fingers, not perfectly, not evenly, but with pleasure — a pleasure similar to the one I feel when I twist puff pastry into long curlicues or pleat it to make elephant-ear cookies.
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In other words, the more viewers tip, the more pleasure they give a cam girl—which, for a viewer who really wants to see a hot girl writhing with pleasure, means there's a whole lot more incentive to tip.
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While it might sound awfully similar to masturbation, the thinking behind jelqing has nothing to do with pleasure — it's about attempting to increase penis size by stretching the skin through upward motion techniques, so there's no goal of orgasm.
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At home, in an earlier referendum gamble, he gave Scots the opportunity to vote on independence in 2014, and indiscreetly revealed that Queen Elizabeth had "purred" with pleasure when told they had chosen to stay in the United Kingdom.
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Sincerely,Stopped on a Dime Dear Dime, Figuring out the money part of marriage can be even more stressful than figuring out the sex part, since it also involves intimacy and vulnerability but doesn't often reward you with pleasure.
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He recalled with pleasure the many times that as a child "he'd run up the stairs and come back down again" just for the fun of it and how he prized a cherry tree that was no longer there.
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And so the death-of-liberalism tomes and eulogies are having their day, with the publishers who bet on apocalypse rubbing their hands with pleasure and the ones who gambled on more of the same weeping like, well, babies.
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The exhibition "With Pleasure: Pattern and Decoration in American Art 23080-19933," at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, may facilitate a reassessment of P&D, the original phenomenon, as well as its outliers and its continuing influence.
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The bullet wounds throbbed asynchronously, in and out of phase, so that he could never anticipate and thus get on top of the pain which had, he was at last forced to concede, nothing at all to do with pleasure whatsoever.
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Now Margot and Félix Dumant, twins from a restaurant-owning family, have mined the chain's retro appeal with several studiously decorated bistros that serve up a menu so profoundly Gaullish that Charles de Gaulle himself would probably have crowed with pleasure.
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A decade removed from "1234," the accidental midcareer hit that altered the course of her life (but not her music), Feist has turned further inward with "Pleasure," which was inspired by a short back-to-basics solo tour in 2014.
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So it is with pleasure and a sense of responsibility that I inform you that LLAMAs are much more than just a source of wool: My goal here was to make something very simple, with five theme answers and no revealer.
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From a Nietzschean perspective, the rise of dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and Grindr that encourage us to "swipe" or judge potential lovers in a nanosecond could be cited as examples of a society that has become obsessed with pleasure and instant gratification.
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During our first visit to patients at my local hospital, a woman who said she'd had a "terrible morning" invited Max onto her bed, showered him with affection and, crying with pleasure, thanked me profusely for bringing him around to cheer her up.
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Lohan has recently shared news that she is working on a modest fashion line, which means there's a chance the Parent Trap actress designed this outfit herself and is testing it out, mixing a little bit of work with pleasure during her vacay.
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Somewhere early on in "With Pleasure: Pattern and Decoration in American Art, 1972-1985," the large — and important — new historical survey exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, it occurred to me that something unexpected happened while we weren't paying much attention.
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While this was our prevailing feeling, we did find a handful of wines that we liked very much, wines that we thought we could drink with pleasure or, in the case of our top two, put away to age for a few years.
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She had no doubt that she could heal the troubled poet who had turned up at her door, and she soon added a gleaming studio for Bishop behind the house—"way up in the air," Bishop noted with pleasure, as she settled in.
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In a study published Thursday in Science, Ishiyama and his adviser, Michael Brecht, not only found that rats squeaked and jumped with pleasure when tickled on their backs and bellies, but also that these signs of joy changed according to the rodents' moods.
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For one thing, Payton's sympathy-vote running mate, Infinity (Zoey Deutch), may be faking her terminal cancer, possibly in collusion with her grandmother (Jessica Lange), a horrible, tacky woman who cackles with pleasure as she loads up her plate at the buffet.
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The lines and arrows and dots and shapes that populate them represent the traces of the players who once trod their fields with pleasure and passion, whereas an empty field diagram, while perhaps a purer aesthetic of minimalism, comes off as anodyne and sterile.
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Then, McConnell dutifully kept that Supreme Court seat open, soaking with pleasure in the bilious, disbelieving rhetoric of the process-and-norms–oriented political analysts, historians, and pundits who uniformly upbraided him for the brazen way he was breaking the institution he claimed to love.
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An American recounts episodes from his years as a teacher, and as a gay man, amid the crumbling concrete and political unease of Sofia, Bulgaria, where he seeks to learn the shape of his own desires, even as they bring pain along with pleasure.
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Sany mixes business with pleasure, sticking to formal interviews with such legends as Lady Pink and Martha Cooper, but taking to the streets to tag trains and concrete alongside her contemporaries like the Puff Girls in Western Germany, Okada in Moscow, and Motel 7 in Cape Town.
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"I read with pleasure the poems of Bertolt Brecht, although I am repelled by his Stalinism—but here, not so simply, it is a matter of seeing how his subtlety of mind breaks past, complicates, and sometimes undercuts his ideological stance," Howe wrote in his 1972 essay.
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But because President Trump has a penchant for mixing business with pleasure -- and for blurring the lines between what's good for our country with what's good for him -- foreign officials can be forgiven if they have no clear sense of who the real Presidential envoys are.
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The middle classes, who according to David Hume were obsessed neither with pleasure-seeking, as were the rich, nor with meeting basic necessities, as were the poor, and were thus amenable to reason, could be a firm basis for a republic run in the public interest.
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Prince Hal is traditionally thought of as a frat boy running wild, but in the universe of The King, Hal's decision to abandon his responsibilities as heir to his father's throne to go carousing through London's underbelly at Falstaff's side has nothing to do with pleasure or hedonism.
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"I'm just a huge fan of her, I love her work, the way she turns her life into a huge business, also love her ideas and everything else and wanted to help her with her new project with pleasure," Rodrigues said, speaking of her admiration for Kardashian West.
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But I will, and here's why: Gabrielle Hamilton wrote about the pleasures of cooking with day-old risotto Milanese for The Times this week, and her recipe for risotto al salto (above) is or ought to be the thing we all cook this weekend, with pleasure and style.
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Although it's too large for my night stand, I am lingering with pleasure over Nick Offerman's "Good Clean Fun," which is not only instructing me in a calm yet passionate view toward life and art, but also might eventually help me to build a bigger, more capacious night stand.
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At one point, you see the fast-food employee in question being interviewed by cops, and she gets into a shouting match with Pleasure P. Ya gotta watch the video until the end ... 'cause it's hilarious when, out of nowhere, an Uber Eats driver shows up, and cops weren't having it.
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When it comes to their sex lives, research shows many women with intellectual disability don't associate sex with pleasure, and tend to play a passive role, more directed to "pleasuring the penis of their sex partner" than their own enjoyment, according to a 2015 study published in the Journal of Sex Research.
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Some people really do sound like that while they're in the throes of passion (and power to them), but if you're the kind of person who tends to be quiet in bed or who can't moan when you're overwhelmed with pleasure, then you might get the idea that you're doing it wrong.
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Yet, we probably all know someone who has, in some capacity, mixed business with pleasure — whether it was in the form of secretly sleeping with a boss, dating a cube-mate who was giving bedroom eyes at the watercooler, or romping around in a conference room with a colleague from time to time.
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Of course, the synthetic and recreationally used kinds are highly lethal and causing an epidemic of overdoses across North America, but the ones produced naturally in our own bodies make life awesome, flooding our nervous system with pleasure when we listen to music, have sex, and—as we now know—eat pizza.
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After Esvelt told me he identified as a consequentialist — someone who judges the morality of actions by the goodness or badness of their consequences — Lunshof added, with a hint of pride, that he used to identify as a utilitarian (where "goodness" is identified with pleasure and "badness" with pain) until she convinced him to use the less extreme-sounding label.
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Back when verités were still only a few seconds long, feeling Kanye West simply scratch his wrist, bust with pleasure at seeing a butterfly, and then repeat the word "truffle" to himself a couple of times left us in double awe: the thrill of experiencing another person's thoughts multiplied a thousandfold by realizing—and here comes the bourgeois horror—that Kanye actually is a genius.
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Rodrigues said that although she hasn't been contacted by Kardashian West or her team, and doubts she will be, she is glad that the entrepreneur 'took' her idea"I'm just a huge fan of her, I love her work, the way she turns her life into a huge business, also love her ideas and everything else and wanted to help her with her new project with pleasure," Rodrigues said.
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Those of us with animals in our lives don't like to think of ourselves as having expectations for them, but we do: We want their loyalty and dedication, and we want these things to be expressed in a way that we can understand; we want the bird chirping when we walk in the door, the dog trotting toward us, drooling and hopeful, the cat rumbling with pleasure as she butts her head against our fist, the horse nickering and shuffling in his stall as he hears our footfall.
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