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that idiom was the backbone of a language and he was all for the racy phrase.

Before treatment, halfway through and a few weeks after, they brought the men into a locked lab and showed them a racy film.

He had a sound feeling that the idiom was the backbone of a language and he was all for the racy phrases.

Servers, the heart of computer networks, are seldom regarded as at the racy end of the information technology sector.

Asked how he would react to her posing for racy(13) pictures in a glossy(14) magazine, she said, "I think he would have a heart attack. "

You trying to seduce me or what? That outfit of yours is pretty racy . You'd better be careful, little lady.

And after a week of complaints, this racy Chicago billboard has been removed from its downtown perch.

But I wish I could give here the pictures, coloured and racy, which Captain Nichols' vivid narrative offered to the imagination.

He gives numerous examples; one particularly racy one is a pair of manatees embracing "with each male's penis in the other's mouth. "

SCARCELY a week goes by without another glowing report about racy Chinese trains.

I thought the whole tale would shortly be served up in racy pasquinade .

Steele thinks there's hope, however, for a more racy Kate, as Lady Diana started out demure, and "then she looked va-va-voom, in Versace" .

The racy acts like a traffic conductor, enhancing the flow of positive emotions and associations.

Gone is much of the racy advertising, as Mengniu has styled itself as a more responsible corporate citizen.

The script was a bit racy until the producer wielded his blue pencil.

With some of the racy advertising they use, I half expect them to try and sign Tiger Woods to a sponsorship deal.

The author of a good novel wouldn't complain that readers were unfair for preferring a potboiler with a racy cover.

Men who are attracted to a particular actress may go online looking for racy photos of her.

A racy account of his adventures.

Her photos are mostly taken in a hotel and has many close-ups and is quite " racy " .

Does he regret getting caught forwarding your racy emails to his friends but feel no guilt for doing it in the first place?

Mr Wang is a former civil servant whose racy potboilers chronicling official corruption have proved hugely popular at home.

Paul will be the only man up against racy female dancers at the Pole Divas 2009 final in Manchester in November.

Mr. Crone had made his name defending the company's racy tabloids in court.

Yet it follows you, putting up more racy pictures, perhaps even the offer of a discount.

The racy tabloid, which specialised in sex scandals and populist campaigns, launched the-then Australian press baron on to the world stage.

It was also wrong to show them at prime time (the programmes were too racy).

City library patrons don't have to blush now when checking out books with racy titles like, "In Bed with the Duke. "

Britain's saucy Benny Hill is known throughout the world for his racy humor, witty songs, and winning smile .

What do you think of racy fashion ads -- perfectly steamy or just too sleazy?

The samba sound was born in Rio and remains the beating heart of the city's rather racy Carnival parade.

Even the wretched euro zone has a few racy emerging markets nearby.

"Werewolves don't shift shapes with their jeans on! " he explained to PEOPLE of his racy scenes.

Sure, Asian growth still looks racy beside the more mature economies, but investors should harbour no illusions.

Some visitors complain that the music and jokes in the clubs are getting a bit too racy for them to bring the kids.

Head is in proportion to body, never so broad as to appear coarse nor so narrow as to appear racy .

Pattaya, known for its racy nightlife, is about 150 kilometers southeast of the Thai capital.

The wild fermentation has added a racy component of Turkish musk complexity.

And the racy end - after setting his sweetheart free at last level, Diver wouldn't put off enjoying the very special reward. . .

The machine-age building form evokes racy 1920s and '30s Shanghai, when the city first emerged as a modern, cosmopolitan city.

Several users at another kiosk frown at a racy ad, leading a store to pull it.

Less-racy consumer staples and utilities stocks look like better bets.

"The short, shy manner of their white-haired host thawed under the influence of Mrs. Elsmere's racy, unaffected ways" (Mrs. Humphry Ward).

What do you think of Beyonce's racy pose?

Some items were racy, but Mr. Lozano says he tells people to look away if they don't like something.

This racy little number isn't for the faint of heart, though.

This will force some to reassess their exposure to racy stuff.

What about a racy Halloween costume?

The bank, which was founded in 1959 to serve retired bureaucrats, boasted a racy 4% return on assets in 2010.

HOW did student lending ever get this racy?

How did you feel about filming the more racy scenes from the series?

ET: Plus, you have a cute little bathtub scene that's kind of racy.

Cheerful discoveries abounded, such as Johnnie To's Mad Detective, a racy crime romp about a multiple-personality Hong Kong cop.

Racy: Watson goes for a bad girl look in a sheer black dress and dark brown hair

Research of racy technology under Quick Freeze for waxy corn ears

Sins of rebellion and obdu-racy