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Furthermore, she is described either in terms of her virginity or non-virginity, as Cross deems her angelically innocent or salaciously experienced depending on his mood, and, as Smith previously noted, her allegedly cold words are often "paraphrased" (25) by the subjective narrator.

He smiled salaciously, revealing more gaps than teeth.

The authors give her space and allow her a history so that her story is round and complicated--not salaciously sensationalized a la Oscar Lewis's "culture of poverty" renditions (such as in his 1966 book La Vida: A Puerto Rican Family in the Culture of Poverty, San Juan and New York).

And yet the central convergence of stalks at the work's intricate center reveals more salaciously anatomical material: Me Hugh mischievously taking to an intensified graphic level what might be discreetly implied in, say, a painting by Georgia O'Keeffe.

(In saying that, if any of the seven hot Mothers I'd Like to Facebook who were salaciously cackling over their meal in the study want to get in touch, the email address is a the bottom of the page.) e prices are also set out on its website but the thorny issue of supplements - one of my pet hate - is- is less clear and strained and pinged my goodwill tighter than the wire ropes on the road bridge o to the right.

All he could do was to drive away those feelings for the time being, but his inability to completely root out that cold snake salaciously coiling through the thickets of his emotions intensified his anxiety and that strange premonition that something bad was about to happen.

Russell develops that image further when he has Alma (in a provocative costume) marching salaciously over the window of her husband's coffin, with the music adapted from the first movement of Mahler's Sixth Symphony.

Cooper promptly pops the top, salaciously spraying himself with product.

A satin sailor's jacket is salaciously cropped, a shimmering princess dress barely reaches the thighs, and then there's perhaps their boldest piece, a naughty nurse's dress, complete with a glittery, blood-hued Red Cross on the breast, fox fur sleeves that seem stained with cotton candy and a sheer body in a pale tan color that evokes a drowned horse or a condom.

Stars steer away from that, especially when Web jackals wait for any revelation, serving it up salaciously.

This shift is often described by the Spanish media as a "phenomenon," a term referring salaciously to an unprecedented 12% immigrant population in a country whose modern history has been characterized by international isolation and post-civil war emigration (ine.es).

Caroline Marcus (2010, np) of The Sydney Morning Herald lists several of Bingle's alleged suitors such as "Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim," "former fling Craig Wing" as well as her "many [emphasis added] friends in the surfing world," having been romantically "linked to at least two--Taj Burrow and Kai Otton." By focusing on Bingle's relationship history, Marcus discursively constructs Bingle as promiscuous and therefore salaciously newsworthy.

Other international art stars gracing UTR stages include Japan's Toshiki Okada and his company chelfitsch, slated to present a deceptively spare show called Hot Pepper, Air Conditioner, and the Farewell Speech; Germany and the U.K.'s Gob Squad Arts Collective, performing a video-themed meta-play called Super Night Shot; and Turkey's biriken and Ayca Damgci, who will contribute the salaciously titled Lick But Don't Swallow!

In addition to the linguistic abandon, he also allows himself such salaciously voyeuristic flights of the imagination as an invented dialogue after the discovery by studio executives that their newest sensation had posed in the nude.