In the same year it further commented on " Swimming and the Fair Sex " and urged that prevalent prudery in that regard be dropped.
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When he died two years later, she wrote in a Globe editorial that Rock paid a severe personal price for his battle against misplaced prudery.
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The Democrats'penchant for prudery seems a bit sudden ( not to mention phony ) when viewed through the prism of short-term history.
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And then there's the coke-sniffing Lucio of John Pankow, equally adept at defying the purveyors of prudery for his own sake.
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There will be some who feel that the news item went viral and is notable, and that deletion must be due to censorship or prudery.
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Could it be the natural outgrowth of our nation's famed Puritanical heritage and sexual prudery, which has been aggravated by the era of AIDS?
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In his earlier writing, blacks, Jews and lower-class ethnics, along with unpretty women and homosexual men, aroused his pruderies and snobberies.
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The prudery of Mao's social policies owed a larger debt to the Victorian notions of the Marxist philosopher Friedrich Engels than to anything Confucius ever said.
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This time, the topics on the table include classical studies, textural scholarship, lyric verse, homosexuality, 19th-century prudery and the esthetic movement.
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With sexual prudery gripping America and art, so that sexual content is once again under attack, John Clarke offers a book that puts things into perspective.
