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Both groups can claim to have fought and won something really important to the titilated public opinion come the next election season.

A question about sexting. Ann Althouse 2009

People, by and large, don't want to be informed, they want to be titilated and entertained and therefore that's what the market dictates.

Some Thoughts On The Virginia Tech Massacre 2007

It would be like Freepers posting to every blog that Glenn Greenwald likes to play with little boys, and his readers are titilated by hidden molestation messages.

"I think this is the end of Edwards's campaign. He's through!" Ann Althouse 2007

As for the movement--I was a kid in Spokane at the "merger" LRY titilated me and moved in and out of Unitarian connections since childhood, left it all for 16 years as a Disc. of Christ and UCC minister and then came back to fill a UU pulpit in 1977.

Philocrites: Don't leave G.A. without your CDs. 2005

Her writing technique of just allowing enought information to keep you titilated until the end.

Reader reviews of A Heart of Stone by Renate Dorrestein. 2001

The litigation promises to flick some more scab off a wound that has both titilated and even embarrassed New York's chattering classes.

Forbes.com: News William P. Barrett 2011

But we have groups that are all hopped up on Religion and titilated by the possiblity of utter annilation.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed 2010

I was genuinly suprised and titilated to hear his rant, which shows how cowed down tv has become.

The Guardian World News Mark Lawson 2010

Feeding on anger, frustration, and desperation, Islamic leaders keep the "Palestinian" people titilated with violence and passion.

BadEagle.com 2009

Kevin Rose is a tart who is titilated by backyard gossip and would feel right at home with the likes of other Valley wags, or dare I say, wogs.

MacDailyNews 2009