No Spartan condescends to labour, yet no Spartan can womanise himself by ease.
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It wasn't uncommon for the artists who laid the foundations of modern art in early 20th-century Paris to recite poetry, womanise, drink and take drugs.
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Every man is womanised, merely by being born.
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Former Boyzone star Keith Duffy is to swap warbling for womanising with a part in Coronation Street.
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He was at the heart of Tory high command, and was socialising and womanising at a level he had long dreamed of.
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A pushy father and a handsome, womanising son made for television: even when still a governor he was being compared to JFK.
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Ten gel-haired himbos are thrown together in a cliff-top penthouse overlooking the beach in Newquay for a summer of surfing, womanising and heavy drinking.