In the minds of both males and females, girls dress provocatively to garner a certain reaction. |
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It's just that I feel this piece is so provocatively unusual, it takes a lot of lateral thinking to fully appreciate the intricately evil themes. |
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She's already larked about in her undies for a camera, and she's also made vague allusions to wanting to dress up provocatively for the series. |
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The honest lyrics, however unsettling they may sometimes be, are provocatively and insightfully moving. |
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As leader of the provocatively named Self-Defense Party, he was deemed a demagogue by opponents. |
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War-torn Germany is provocatively portrayed with bombed-out buildings and spontaneous marketplaces arising out of stark, rubble-lined streets. |
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Once inside the joint, you see girls with black-rimmed glasses lolling around the sofas, riffling Penguin classics provocatively. |
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What makes the book perhaps provocatively interesting is the unspoken context. |
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He accused the company of acting provocatively after his members were warned to stick to company regulations when they return to work tomorrow. |
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It is the responsibility of civil society to defeat these elements, he provocatively declared. |
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He provocatively argues that comprehensive economic sanctions can lead to a restructuring of the renegade regime's ideology. |
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He provocatively asserts that material obstacles to a woman's literary production are far less significant than psychosexual ones. |
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Erin may dress provocatively and have little education but she is highly intelligent and hard-working despite her outward appearance. |
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The parenting website helped create the design to reflect the views of parents that children should not dress provocatively at such a young age. |
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A few months previously she had posed provocatively in silk pyjamas for a magazine article. |
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He has theorized biology more provocatively than anyone else in the last three decades. |
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As artists we enjoy being provocatively inventive, suspicious of authority, and dismissive of the past. |
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He seems, by turns, to be persuasively sophisticated and provocatively direct. |
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Karon provocatively suggested that one cannot teach what one does not know. |
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In La Belle Rafaela, 1927, de Lempicka provocatively posed a Parisian prostitute in a close-up image as voluptuous female odalisque or reclining nude. |
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You don't dress provocatively, and you don't go around flaunting yourself. |
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The five lads were gyrating provocatively to a hi-energy back beat. |
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Her head was leaning provocatively on her boyfriend's shoulder. |
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Walking up to the Opera, you see a waxwork of Berg in its windows clutching an open copy of the score, surrounded by dummies provocatively posed as Reeperbahn hookers. |
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At one minute he conjures up for the listener images of a British landscape and the next he provocatively compares our everlastingly warm shores and other attributes. |
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It seems odd that Tony Wilson is not around to expostulate and wax provocatively at all the eulogies and sadness of the past week. |
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Pretty, but not giggly, the prize smiles provocatively or remains emotionally aloof. |
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I am in politics, and I delight in politics and that, perhaps, provocatively, because some would prefer to limit me to the role of bureaucrat. |
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At the entrance to the stadium, a colourful, fiberglass mermaid poses provocatively for passers-by. |
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The Group of 184 leaders did not hesitate to provocatively go into known Aristide strongholds and launch verbal tirades against the government. |
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Consistently, prophetically, even provocatively, Development and Peace keeps reminding the Church of its option for the poor. |
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However, unlike the Irish singer's classic, the Cyrus video transforms into her posing provocatively in underwear and, ultimately, naked. |
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American and British aircraft would no longer need to be based provocatively in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and elsewhere. |
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The Council has acted provocatively and decided to implement legislation opposed by the European Parliament. |
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Mr President, last week formations of Turkish fighter planes repeatedly and provocatively violated Cypriot airspace. |
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From that moment on, S. had felt E. looked at her provocatively, which did not encourage her to adopt a positive attitude towards her. |
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Have you ever seen any college girl dressed indecently or provocatively? |
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Part science fiction, part picaresque, and part burlesque, its alphabetized entries gesture provocatively, giving glimpses of their source's unattainable body. |
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A person can dress provocatively and, moreover, this can be inappropriate. |
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She looked at him provocatively, as if relishing the chance to do something the rest of the royal family would never do. |
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Gibson did the same in the previously released tape, in which he condemned Grigorieva for dressing too provocatively. |
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He's shocked to find her dressed provocatively and in a saucy mood. |
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It seems like most, translators included, are insensible to the crudeness of Tolstoy's style, but Tolstoy liked to be crude, he was crude provocatively. |
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Appearing on the back cover of a free distribution magazine was a panty advertisement that focussed provocatively on the scantily covered buttocks of an otherwise undressed woman lying on her stomach on bed sheets. |
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In 1988, he jailed a carpenter who attacked a kissogram girl, saying that women should be entitled to dress attractively and even provocatively without becoming victims. |
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I would never sexualise myself or pose provocatively to sell anything. |
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In Aesthetica in Nuce, wearing the authorial mask of the 'kabbalistic philologian', he provocatively maintained that initiation into orgies were necessary before the interpreter could safely begin the hermeneutical act. |
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In the course of this relationship Noone is able to discuss, and come to terms with, his relationship with Jess and also with his own parents, particularly his provocatively prejudiced yet stumblingly loving father. |
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Councillor Orsatti took advantage of the opportunity to provocatively suggest that the whole city of Milan might be covered with Active? doing away with the need for the despised Ecopass congestion charge! |
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My first question is this: what happens in respect of those Member States that have really provocatively low business tax rates or indeed none at all? |
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Yet that is precisely what he did in writing a six-volume, 3,600-page novel-cum-autobiography, provocatively titled My Struggle – or in Norwegian Min Kamp. |
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Not only did the summit provocatively ignore the question of war with Iraq, and later with other countries, it pushed ahead with the militarisation of the? |
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Stephen Boxer, guilt-fixated in a creased pinstripe suit, and Leah Muller, provocatively sexy in gymslip and fishnet tights, are very good as the father and stepdaughter. |
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Amid mirrors, scrims and a spiraling staircase, provocatively dressed courtesans mingle and mince. |
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They have provocatively stated that the timetable for ratifying the Treaty will be adhered to, the results of the referendum notwithstanding, thereby confirming that their democracy is a dictatorship of big business. |
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In her seventh album, Ace, she provocatively braids together lovesickness, sensuality and a strong sense of selfhood in grown-up, carefully paced tunes. |
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