agent scully: did i you bother to read it? mulder: i did - i liked it. _ i guess my number one fantasy is to feel i am utterly desired. you seem fairly comfortable talking about sex. i am very comfortable with it. i did include my own fantasy in the book. any clues which one? it is just over 50 years since nancy friday published her groundbreaking book my secret garden, full of women's sexual fantasies. this book, want, is your selection, equally groundbreaking, from women who have written to you from all over the world. we have such a wide range of letters and all different kinds of fantasies from different women and cultures and sexual preferences and diverse backgrounds. why don't you start by telling me how you feel when you think about having sex? your role in sex education was very much that: a role. you're not a psychologist, but you are, of course, an advocate for women, a supporter of lgbtq+ rights. i wonder how you tread the line between curation of the book and analysing the fantasies. i find it hard to read them an

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agent scully: did i you bother to read it?seem fairly comfortable talking about sex. i am very comfortable with it.

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beginning of the con, the meaningful yeah, i don't want it to sound like someone investment before scully, so yeah, yeah. bobby had been sick for a few days. when his whole body started swimming. he begged device captain to let him off the ship to seek medical, and instead he was given over the counter pain killer medication and told he couldn't leave because this contract had not ended the healy to somebody in the middle of the beginning of this and but uh, can we tell us how the nissan one sided, you know, can someone someone in line to allow me something in the morning, go ahead. you know how to see it somewhere around pulling the captain of you a team to the indonesian deck hands, but father, whose parents had consented to hysteria. let's see a chinese to kind secretly took these images and helped johnson smuggled them off the ship when it finally dropped 9 months later. if there's someone can get some of this car and say it and the what's the low due to the government's for the for the of the story was only publicly reported in 2023 as bonham for an investigation by an american non p

so it's a large light bulbs with the supplies scully was found. this goes off of them. big so in the mid 20th century and a small above and english don't do of can yonah is discovered and always got it. as it turned out it belong to one of the see boys which are banned against the british and the 19th century. they even managed to find out his fate. the boy's name was automate, and he was executed off to this oppression of the rebellion. and his head was brought back to britain by british officer. this was a common practice among the english at the time towards indians who opened the of what was understood the all right guys, i think we might have found it. i think the light i've just found as it is, the blue building. you see that he used to be the law type of where it's listed by he's got a list about when i brought the topic of the item, big guy that was found in, in, in the, in the above. she was of an effect. i have a boat with me here who is now the one of the, the base. uh and. yeah. so the, you know, about the history of this. i've been a suite of lighthouse bin

mark on one of the great home run calls in the history of broadcast television with an ode to vin scullyde is the yankees in the same situation. bases loaded, pinch hitter comes up, relief pimp comes in, grooves a fast ball, and previno can't hit the ball out of the park. the yankees will be fine. they will win game three, then the dodgers give you a bullpen game in game four, and we're going back to l.a. up 3-2. will: we had it out a few weeks ago, i took the cardinals, he took the niners. just for the record, who was right? >> this is called the blind squirrel theory -- [laughter] will: i'm using that that as a tee-up because we've got the cardinals today again on fox, taking on the dolphins, the return of tua. >> one of my partner ifs on fs1, this went from not a great game to all of a sudden a huge game because of the return of tua, and he represents hope, right? for miami dolphins' fans. if arizona pulls off the win, they're very much alive for the n if fc west because of san francisco's failures lately. if miami wins, they can at least get back in the conversation for maybe we're a

your panel tonight, former tory mp and business minister paul scully, and from the observer, columnist. in a moment trade minister douglas alexander on growth, workers�* rights and brexit, but first, nick is here as always. some up the day. this is a really big dealfor this some up the day. this is a really big deal for this government because they need us to be focusing on big stuff like this to take us away from talking about donations and things like that. at the end of the day, what do we have? £63 billion of agreed investment in this country which is all down to this newly elected labour government. even keir starmer talked about the importance of the relationship between politicians and business. he said businesses need growth for their shareholders and politicians need growth because that helps them get re—elected. there was a novel approach to this because we had an investment conference before the budget. there are good reasons for that, you need a big lead up for the office for budget responsibility to do its fiscal forecast, office for budget responsibility to do its fiscalf

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