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The images, including beach shots in swimwear, were digitally altered before being posted in albums with titles like "hot politicians" with other suggestive and sexist captions, prompting vulgar commentary beneath.

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"House Tour is sensational, a chugging slice of 80s power-pop so instantly catchy that you're able to forgive it holding some of the album's biggest lyrical clunkers," citing some of her more suggestive lyrics.

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With a plot that involves multiple main characters, the adaptation inevitably becomes suggestive, skeletal, fleshed out by actors who can tell you who they are even when the script doesn’t.

A Bodhi tree might signal the sacred place where Buddha’s deep insight into enlightenment occurred, or a drawn or carved footprint would be suggestive of following a path.

Detectives’ questions regarding the photo line-up were deemed too suggestive, while the two witnesses were not separated, allowing for potential influence.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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