The Express and The Mail have traditionally catered to readers seeking lighter fare than the broadsheets offer _ with some intellectual content but without the prurience of tabloids like The Sun that carry pictures of seminude women.
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Earlier this year, Israel's premier modern dance troupe, Batsheva, bowed out performing at the country's 50th anniversary celebrations rather than alter a seminude dance number, as religious lawmakers demanded.
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The authorities had said earlier they would investigate whether any laws were broken in obtaining the photo deemed obscene, which showed a seminude and visibly distressed famous local actress _ widely believed to be Carina Lau.
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Her report, which aired Monday on the 11 p . m . newscast on WOIO-TV, showed far away angles of her nude and some closer seminude shots, as well as other participants.
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Many issues were reviewed briefly by agents who noted, in roughly these words, " There were various pictures of nude and seminude women, but no mention of the director or the FBI ."
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A few doors down from the Trylon and the Perisphere, the fair's streamlined landmarks, Dali fashioned a flamboyantly misshapen booth called Dream of Venus and filled it with seminude women wearing rubber mermaid tails.
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Join that up with the new law, and half the books and magazines in a bookstore may need a room of their own, including romantic novels or even children's books with seminude cartoon animals.
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A seminude sarong weaver, the Ciliwung river dotted with boats and the banks with shacks are but two examples of black-and-white postcards displayed in a manner that makes them look more like photographs.
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A paper analysing, the work of Mohammad wrote that " in his early career, Mohammad enjoyed the benefits of the Arab awakenings liberalism and sculpted life size male and female figures in nude, seminude categories.
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He painted a vast and bizarre mural for the local casino, using his characteristic repertory of images : zombie-faced seminude women with skin an unhealthy sheet-white, draping themselves around fragments of classical architecture.
