While the students are often strangers, the classes are casual and intimate: most clients wear yoga clothes or sweat pants, and they giggle awkwardly as Ms. Gokhale adjusts their bodies.
For intimate partners, clients, and police, respectively, single items assessed past-month sexual violence, i.e., having been "pressured or forced to have sex when you did not want to".
"Our goal," she said, "was to create an intimate environment, where clients could feel totally sheltered -- an exclusive space for A-list hair color".
Through the dirty windows, she caught photographic glimpses of various intimate exchanges including clients and call girls undressing, engaging in sex and taking cocaine.
Esther, who marries during the play, is based loosely on Ms. Nottage's great-grandmother, Ethel Boyce Armstrong, who really did sew intimate apparel for clients after she arrived in New York from Barbados in 1911.
Aboutthedata.com, at least in its initial incarnation, leaves out many data elements that Acxiom markets to its corporate clients — intimate details like whether a person is a "potential inheritor" or an "adult with senior parent," or whether a household has a "diabetic focus" or "senior needs".
Social work organizations and members often need to maintain intimate relationships with clients to provide social services, so the cultural sensitivity required from professionals is often relegated to the edge, and the trend of deboundarification is increasingly obvious.
There are police officers that seek to stop those who violate sex workers' rights -- whether they are clients, intimate partners, or police officers themselves.
Nurses make the intimate journey with clients and their families.
Intimate access to clients' lives and routines allowed for a form of surveillance.
