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The early, risque songs were well ahead of their time.

This was the most risque thing she could wear to church, he thought.

While I know this is a go opportunity for a bit of a risque picture and article.

He has a large, and by some accounts risque, art collection.

The chain would come to be known for its generally risque material.

We are immediately hit with risque comments from men facing the wall.

Ann got more risque and opened her legs slightly further.

The nature of the series deemed it too risque for regular television.

You'll have to settle for something a little less risque."

There was nothing risque or even vaguely suggestive about her performance.

The government thinks Oprah is too risque most of the time."

They are ruder and more risque than the usual show.

The Duke has become renowned over the years for his risque comments.

But she said no one expected anything terribly risque.

"People think they can act in a risque fashion when they're wearing a mask," she said.

For risque gossip about public figures, Japanese turn to magazines.

Our conversation was slightly risque as we drove to the dance hall.

Each was more revealing and more risque than the last.

Significantly, it was left to the winners to provide some of the night's more risque moments.

Some uncommon examples are nude and have a risque style.

In early 1970s Britain, photographs would have been too risque.

This original version was considered too risque to play on pop radio stations.

It seemed to be a risque online relationship between a high school boy and an older woman that had spiraled out of control.

Try a risque romp when he gets done with church and family lunch on Easter.

"They thought it represented something risque and populist," Hurt recalls.