Both words in one sentence
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Fan Disservice: The intimate scenes between Nicky and Ginger are clearly not meant to be hot.
Source: Film / Casino - Such intimate contact is not common in Japan between friends, so when she questions him on it, he simply replies: 'I meant it the western way then.'
Source: It Doesn't Mean Anything - In the '50s "making love" meant having an intimate conversation, such as flirtatious or seductive sweet talk, with no physical contact involved.
Source: Film / High Society
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