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In one of the disputes that led to Crosby leaving the Byrds, the band recorded his taboo-testing song about a ménage a trois — “Why can’t we go on as three?” it asked — but refused to include it on “The Notorious Byrd Brothers,” an album that marked the Byrds’ turn toward country-rock.
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So Férida went to Hollywood in 1940, and on her way met a married couple she began a ménage à trois with.
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“I told myself, ‘Am I going to be able to be a full-fledged member of Parliament?’” said Thomas Ménagé, a 30-year-old lawmaker from central France.
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Thomas Ménagé, a 30-year-old National Rally lawmaker from central France, said in an interview last month that party lawmakers had received internal orders to “behave irreproachably.”
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She cooks up a ménage a trois for Monroe and channels her ostensible thoughts, including during a lurid tryst with an unkind President John F. Kennedy.
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