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20th Century Women (2017)
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Women need direct clitoral stimulation.
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Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993) - S02E12 Adventure
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Alternating current is deadlier than direct current.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S01E23 We'll Always Have Paris
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Let's go for direct reticular stimulation.
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Below Deck Mediterranean (2016) - S07E02 I've Got a Sea-cret
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with the wind direction and the current direction.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S02E22 Shades of Gray
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by stimulating them directly with electrical impulses.
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The Big Bang Theory (2007) - S12E22 The Maternal Conclusion
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directly contributed to your current success?
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S01E23 We'll Always Have Paris
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MAN: Neural stimulator locked in. CRUSHER: Interlock current feeds.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S09E12 Romance
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Stimulator.
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Signs (2002) Sci-Fi
1.9s
Stimulating.
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Star Trek (1966) - S02E18 The Immunity Syndrome
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Stimulants.
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The Great Race
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Stimulants.
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Fresh Off the Boat (2015) - S03E16 Gabby Goose
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stimulated.
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Doctor Who (2005) - S12E04 Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror
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Direct current - of course, he would champion
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Sons of Anarchy (2008) - S06E12 Crime
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...had electrodes on your sack. - Direct current?
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Pure Genius (2016) - S01E05 Fire and Ice
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They use electric currents to directly elicit
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House (2004) - S01E20 Mystery
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Nerves stimulate muscles to move by creating a small electrical current.