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...w to remove restrictions on distributing copies and modified versions of a work for others and requiring that the same freedoms be preserved in modified ve ...receives a copy of a work permission to reproduce, adapt or distribute the work as long as any resulting copies or adaptations are also bound by the same c

==Arrangements at work== Arrangements at work can be most difficult. Depending on the place you work the circumstances are varied. Working in an environment as in an office mig

...e appearance, apparently have opted to retain their male [[genital]]s. Her work occasionally includes [[spanking]] scenes which involve such sissies who ar ...nce, what is about to come (or [[ejaculation|cum]]). (A survey of Wilder's work shows grasping a sissy's penis is a favored way of exercising control over

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Araki studied photography during his college years and then went to work at Dentsu (a Japanese advertising agency) where he also met his wife Yoko. ...laws, and the curator of a museum was once arrested for displaying Araki's work. Araki, however, has never faced jail time or serious fines.

...in up comic titled "Bad Girls". He has also done pen and ink illustration work for "The Darkmoor Talisman" and numerous commercial projects. ...oth photography and mixed media artwork. Since that time he has displayed work in the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, and venues including the Individual Ar

...ic) energy to "social useful" outlets, mainly art, but also other creative work such as writing or science. ...900 to c. 1935, and only to selected artists and writers who could deliver work that the publishers deemed good enough for print publications.

...ed in housework, and not seeking work or the technical training needed for work. The "NEET group" is not a uniform set of individuals but consists of those

...e (noble man) or gomonzeki (the princess of Mikado). Nowadays it refers to work in a butler's pantry, homemaking sector, or the managing division and its o ...ve visitors in restaurants or inns. They are usually residential staff and work long hours.

| Summary = Work is an incredibly sophisticated descriptions of the strange abuses and humil "<I>'''Perverse Severities'''</I>" is a work with incredibly sophisticated descriptions of the strange abuses and humili

...should be in one alphabetical order. An artist, and examples of his or her work, would be easier to find. Additional books, magazine articles, and collecti

...when one partner nominally has the final say in all decisions. Much of her work also plays with the tropes of fairy story and [[fantasy]] in a fashion remi

...zed Utility Room | url= http://www.hihut.com/organized-utility-room.html | work=Hi Hut | accessdate=2010-03-17}}</ref>Utility room is more commonly used in ...oom Storage Cabinets | url=http://www.utilityrooms.com/storagecabinets// | work= UtilityRooms.com| accessdate=2010-03-17}}</ref> Storage spaces would conta

Sculptors work in many different sculpting techniques and materials.

...autiful images meant that the critics of the 20th century would ignore his work. Those are the very things of course that make him worthy to appear here. [[Marcus Gray]] has stated that much of his work was influenced by Alphonse Mucha

...wondered what's going on with shibari in Japan, you can't help but see his work. ...be] and visit [http://www.shibari.jp/ his website] for some beautiful rope work.

This work was greeted with acclaim by scholars but subsequently condemned and censure Amongst those who praised this work was Guarino da Verona, who called Beccadelli a poetic scion of the Sicilian

'''Murlo''' is a [[spanking artist]] whose work is featured on [[Veralsi's Spanking Showcase]].

== Work == ...in 2008 (although a few shoots were taken several years earlier) and is a work in progress. It has a gallery, forum, portfolio, blog, wallpapers and a sma

...]. The sketch can be made on the same [[paper]] or [[canvas]] as the final work, or can be made on a separate sheet of paper, e.g. a ''sketch pad''. ...because it reveals the creative process that lead the artist to the final work.