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We hadn't advanced a 100 yards when we were surrounded by monkeys fighting, biting and fornicating.

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Lofty emotions such as love and romance are for actual straight human beings like them, not for filthy animals fornicating and spreading disease.

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The novel features a scene in which lovers fornicate on a prayer-rug.

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It was explained that the horseshoe crabs had been fornicating en masse on this coastline for 450 million years.

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I mean, it's just the right thing to do, especially if you've fornicated.

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That all those jokes about how white people drive or dance or fornicate have been exhausted has itself become a bit of a joke.

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Eating, drinking and fornicating went together, whether you approved or disapproved of these pastimes.

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You fornicate and make a lot of children.

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Scrooge didn't drink, fornicate, or have any other of the vices of note.

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And parental investment theory, which decrees that women are born to nurture, and men to fornicate, is a myth.

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