Here, the sensuous wooing of the traditional lover is replaced by a display of coy and squeamish chastity. |
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Most Africans have a very close relationship with the land, even the city people, who are squeamish about bugs and scared to death of gorillas. |
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The squeamish may feel their pulses flutter at times, but the geeky, the prurient, and the gothic will find much to savor. |
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She did a strep test on me and although I'm very squeamish with a bad gag reflex, she got the swab and made me laugh the whole way. |
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Blood flows as easy as ant spray at the Tavern, but in a really squeamish, sickening way. |
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If you saw this film, you're probably still squeamish about committing family activities to video tape. |
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But why be squeamish about fine points and legal niceties when we're at war? |
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One doesn't have to be a right-to-lifer to feel squeamish about harvesting organs from a second-trimester fetus. |
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For a squeamish diary writer it was enough to send me to the editor's well-stocked drinks cabinet for a nip of his favourite barley wine. |
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He's courageous, fast, tireless and certainly not squeamish about being in at the kill. |
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Definitely not for the squeamish, the article makes no bones about where the responsibility for the massacre lay. |
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What interrogation tactics would make both the FBI and the CIA squeamish about their field officers' participation? |
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There was also evidence before the jury that Adams was not a violent man and was squeamish at the sight of blood. |
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The squeamish and easily offended will find a lot to complain about, but what's new? |
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They might get squeamish at the sight of blood or faint when thinking about it or are looking at it. |
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I can only note that the English-language press is far more squeamish about publishing grisly images than their continental European cousins. |
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In short, they are not squeamish or unduly troubled by conscience when it comes to hurting us two-legged animals. |
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Now I might just warn you girls, if you are squeamish and don't like the sight of men in the raw, then don't bother to check the link. |
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In particular, is the U.S. media too squeamish about running photos of dead and wounded soldiers? |
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Is there anyone else who is squeamish about this sort of public investigation into a nominee's personal religious beliefs? |
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No detail is spared and the squeamish can count on skipping huge wodges of forensic jargon, which is no bad thing. |
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Thomson accepts, however, that the British are still somewhat squeamish about the sight of the very rich being congratulated about doing good. |
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I oppose the death penalty, but not for Stephen's squeamish reasons that one innocent person in 100 might get hanged, My opposition is more visceral than that. |
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It was one thing for intimates to make light of Shawn's squeamish quirks, but he was an outsider goofing on a dignified old man whose job he was about to take. |
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She is even more squeamish about how reporters feast upon the resulting carnage. |
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He is squeamish about touching me, but I insist that the cordless lavaliere is my mike of choice. |
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Though tales from ancient Greece vaunt the heroism of gay soldiers, modern armies are mostly squeamish on the subject. |
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Judging by this remorselessly bleak account of Iraq's moral collapse, one cannot but feel squeamish about Iraq's future, under any regime. |
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But to form a government he has been forced to hobnob with characters whose records are not for the squeamish. |
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Americans are still just as squeamish about eating our equine friends as our cousins across the pond. |
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Linda Kasabian, a more recent and squeamish recruit, was left to stand guard at the gate. |
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Nor is anybody squeamish about the death sentences handed out, or the army's shoot-to-kill policy towards the militiamen. |
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When we were going after lemmings, I didn't want to step on them because I was squeamish about touching them. |
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When still Crown Prince Hassan, the late King Hassan II of Morocco was no more squeamish than Winston Churchill. |
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Naqi: Maybe they didn't want children to feel squeamish when they were tickled. |
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The unikkaaqtuaq of the ptarmigan myth made children squeamish about baby lemmings. |
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I am squeamish, unenergetic and cowardly, and these qualities make it unlikely that I shall ever ride or run in any sort of hunt, or lift a rifle or shotgun. |
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I am actually quite squeamish and don't like the sight of blood. |
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But at least the liberal men should feel squeamish about it. |
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Bear with me while I list them, and apologies to the squeamish. |
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Our predecessors, as journalists and readers, were far less squeamish. |
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For too long, progressives have been squeamish about citing those moral imperatives, as though compassion were the third rail in American politics. |
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With a history of con artists using small companies as a base to defraud the public, anything that smacks of looser controls makes regulators squeamish. |
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For those who are not squeamish, balut is a ripe duck egg containing a one-week-old chick, boiled in water for 10 to 15 minutes and then served as it is. |
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I didn't mind eating the meat at all, but at that age I was just a little bit too squeamish to join in enthusiastically gnawing away at the poor little bunny's bones. |
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It's clear that if the regime thinks it can get away with murdering foreign journalists it won't be squeamish about dealing with its internal opposition. |
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Plenty of non-conservatives are squeamish about 20-plus-week abortions. |
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While we all agree that our response must not be a squeamish withdrawal into our own shell, we also understand that there can be no question of letting the world be ruled by market forces alone. |
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That's why I was very squeamish about them. |
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Katy Perry as a squeamish conservative is a little hard to swallow. |
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None were squeamish about organising power to pursue their object. |
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He is similarly squeamish about sharing drinks. |
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Mrs Breyer is not squeamish either, so you can say it to her as well. |
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Why be so squeamish about tackling women's rights? |
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The idea of pumping one person's feces into another person's intestines makes many people squeamish. |
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The franchise has been squeamish about religion in the past. |
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He might have made a good doctor, had he not been so squeamish about the sight of blood. |
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Tories do endlessly pounding attack campaigns well, writes longtime NDP war room strategist Robin Sears. New Democrats tend to get squeamish after a few days and introduce a new day care policy. |
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It makes sense that many people are squeamish about toilet germs. |
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His accounts of Ungern's bestial cruelty are not for the squeamish. |
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