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The latter involves computer nerds clicking away at keyboards, which isn't as cinematic and emotionally arresting as the Zapruder film or titillating stories about alien abductions.

There's little doubt that his mass of executive orders on day one will feature some eye-catching actions designed to titillate his base.

Which suggests voters aren’t nearly as titillated by all that sparkle and shine as the political mentioners would like to think.

Celebrity skin on screen was more uncomfortable than titillating this year – as if actors displaying their bodies did not want to be in those bodies.

The 79-year-old said he was "proud, ready and more than able to pleasure and titillate my friends at Glastonbury" next June.