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But this time the restraint isn’t derived from the fear of judgment; it’s borne out of the knowledge that any dalliance with Samuel could have dire consequences.

From Salon

Convicted of 34 felony counts for covering up an extramarital dalliance that could well have cost him the 2016 election.

He easily could be starring for top-ranked Texas after a springtime dalliance in which he was courted by the Longhorns during what he described as “a four-day vacation” in the transfer portal.

So if the Sun does back Sir Keir’s Labour, it will likely be a dalliance of mutual convenience rather than anything more visceral.

From BBC

All in all, quite a dalliance with the Boys of Summer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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