| As their wedding day approached, she became very nervous about her impending deflowering. |
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| Novel research at the University of Guelph has focused on deflowering ginseng plants to increase root weight yield. |
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| If there is a moral for the snails, though, it is that deflowering virgins is the surest route to a long and fecund life. |
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| She was instructed to react to the moment of her character's deflowering — in close-up. |
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| In Internet parlance, the baby-faced de Jong is a newby, and he's not hiding the fact with his overly earnest fluster following his unceremonious deflowering. |
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| He hides in a nunnery, pretending to be a gardener, while happily deflowering most of the impressively-bodied holy order. |
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| The infamous lover tells his labyrinthal tales of deflowering to a failed businessman who's now an innkeeper and chef. |
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| Some adulterers are impelled by the cupidity of deflowering virgins, and thence also of deflowering young girls in their harmless age. |
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| If a midwife testifies that the wound is old, then deflowering may have occurred prior to the husband's initial penetration of his wife. |
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| She highlights on her blog that removal of the garter is a big one, a tradition that supposedly symbolises the deflowering of the bride. |
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| Cynics, convinced that they are being realistic, delight in deflowering young minds. |
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| He proved that with his Breeders' Cup Turf win on Dangerous Midge and the post-race deflowering of the winner's garland into the crowd before his flying dismount. |
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