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Though the question was meant to be teasing, Lauren considered it seriously.
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Ultimately, teasing out the technical problems may be only half the battle.
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At this point, I should caution against taking my Neville-teasing entirely seriously.
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The words were teasing, but there were serious undertones to his voice.
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A handsome man? His tone was teasing, but his question was serious.
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That provided an opportunity for more ribbing from Kyle and Jackie O.
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CHARLIE Taylor copped his share of ribbing when he took up modelling.
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Special bartenders are engaged for the occasion-bigfellows who can take ribbing.
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The conversation was lively and there was a lot of good-natured ribbing.
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Bob was ribbing him, and then he tried to get his attention-tactilely
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This she knew; and this tantalization of her fate she keenly felt.
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This gave them a little peep into the heavens, but was really only a tantalization.
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Here, at length, after sufficient tantalization by its means, Marlboro' venturously intruded himself every day.
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What barbarous tantalization to compel them to thirst in the midst of the waters of abundance!
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I didn't feel my finger-tips because I had the agitation, the flutter, the tantalization of looking at her.
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It was therefore impossible to tease out the effect of the money.
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The tease of a better idea, a better line, a better twist.
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I said; for I was now in a mood to tease him.
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Congress wouldn't like it.' Why does one want to tease the innocent?
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Charlotte would praise his good sense, Inez would tease him for cowardice.
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The boys did tease him; the target was too good to miss.
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Are you afraid of me? she said, a tease in her voice.
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They usually tease her and ask about boyfriends, but it's all friendly.
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Some come here only to tease me, she said with a sigh.
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In case you were in any doubt. Miss Pagril attempted a tease.
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Sounds dreamy, but so far, Spore is nothing but an epic tease.
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Let's not start this again, or tease each other with false hope.
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I do so like to tease Luke; he puts on such airs.
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He takes his time doing this as if to tease the captives.
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It is a gadget gazette that is, so far, mostly a tease.
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He is nothing but a tease; what he says is only chaff.
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