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Many of Han’s novels are intimate portraits of violence inflicted on ordinary lives, spanning both South Korea’s long history of authoritarian rule and the feminist struggles of the present.

The show is intimate — dancers are not even two feet away from audience members, who are granted limited seating and space to stand in the small rooms.

Yasmin stomped all over Rob’s poor little heart during Sunday’s Season 3 finale, revealing in brutal fashion that mere hours after being intimate with him for the first time, she’d gotten engaged to another man.

Almost all of the women in the photos and videos had no memory of being recorded or being intimate with Raymond.

She said in the video, “The whole group was intimate with each other.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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