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A guest performance titled Intoxicating Eyes: Sikkil Gurucharan and Anil Srivnivasan will be staged at the same time on Nov 9.
unknown title 2008
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Intoxicating music for enthusiastic passions, overflowing my heart with untamed love.
Divided We Beg J. Mykell Collinz 2011
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Intoxicating and addictive, tobacco became the subject of the first truly global commodity craze.
The Real Story of Globalization Charles C. Mann 2011
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Intoxicating because there was so much juicy and revealing information in it.
imperfect endings Zoe FitzGerald Carter 2010
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Intoxicating because there was so much juicy and revealing information in it.
imperfect endings Zoe FitzGerald Carter 2010
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Intoxicating the senses in her exotic allure . . . chilling them to sub-zero frigidity in the next instant with her aloof disapproval . . .
"Power" by Harl Vincent, part 4 Johnny Pez 2010
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In January, Joyce Dudley, a deputy district attorney in Santa Barbara, published a crime novel called “Intoxicating Agent.”
Misbehaving lawyers 2007
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Intoxicating beverages that build blubber certainly would have passed his lips.
A Weighty Issue 2009
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Intoxicating thought ': Still, just why the telephone company is buying a computer firm puzzles some analysts.
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Intoxicating beverages, when used beyond moderation can mame or even eradicate a human being.
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