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If he titled the article "I got screwed by a guy named Ted", it might have been suggestive of something different.

I honestly don't even care if the guy said, "I'd fork his repo" in that typical, suggestive tone-of-voice.

But also does not find that Apple has shown that the mark is suggestive, as there appears to be no need for a leap of imagination to understand what the term means.

"It involved only those without high blood pressure at the start, was observational, considered at best suggestive and not conclusive.

Any mark that is suggestive, arbitrary, or fanciful is protectable.

And if a male co-worker couldn't restrain himself from making sexually suggestive comments, I would be pretty disgusted by his behavior.

Reddit got rid of about a dozen creepy and distasteful, but fully legal subreddits devoted to suggestive pictures of clothed minors.

The upshot:> In a statement, the hospital said that emergency physicians and nurses would be immediately notified of certain lab results suggestive of serious infection, such as elevated band counts.

"Ken replies: "The NSA's official response is to suggest that wanting to secure our communications from our surveillance is inherently suspicious and suggestive of criminal activity.

What's the point of romanticizing an intangible connection that only exists if you want it to?As a person of mixed-raced descent, the idea that I should somehow be confused over where I "belong" always amused me. I am myself - the incalculable chain of events that led up to my existence are not particularly informative or suggestive of who I am or should be.