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embarrass /em·bar·rass/ (em-bar´as) to impede the function of; to obstruct.
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This complicated, twisting story follows Milo and Alex as they seek to find who brutally killed Lauren Teague, a troubled teen who Alex had tried to treat ten years before, then viewed as an erotic dancer (and embarrassedly recognized) at a stag party. ALLAN GREENSPAN'S DESERTION of deficit reduction, which he later embarrassedly repudiated, reminds me of how those conservative Supreme Court justices deserted their states' rights and judicial restraint principles in the Florida vote case. At least one gay man on the Shadows set embarrassedly confesses he gets completely turned on when she's near. |
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