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The debate rages even as supporters of gay rights are hailing last week's Supreme Court ruling striking down state laws banning homosexual sex as a clear demonstration of how American attitudes toward gays are evolving.

According to Mr Mann, they found dealing with Mr Nixon's successor, Gerald Ford, much less to their liking and invited Mr Nixon as "a clear demonstration of their disenchantment".For Mr Nixon the trip was a first step toward returning to the global stage, rehabilitating his image and recovering at least a shred of grudging respect as an elder statesman.

What's missing from the list of accomplishments of this Congress, simply put, is one major bill that both congressional Republicans and Trump can point to as a clear demonstration of their ability to craft sweeping reform given GOP control of Congress and the White House.

It may be very tempting to take Perky's experiment as a clear demonstration that there are no differences in kind between the subjective experiences of perception and imagery.

But in the end, the Zionist experiment has emerged -- quietly and vibrantly -- as a clear demonstration of the power of progressive values.

With all of its flaws, the Zionist experiment has emerged -- quietly and vibrantly -- as a clear demonstration of the power of progressive values.

The daughter's quote "It definitely would have been less expensive to go to I.U., but I don't think I would have been as happy" is a clear demonstration of the problem with far too many of our youth today.

Because all experiments indicated similar curve shapes both regarding the dose as well as the radionuclide, we selected one dose for a clear demonstration of the results.

Meylan et al. (2005) provided a clear demonstration of this process as it occurs in humans.

The increase in folding rate with chain length, as opposed to a decrease expected from typical models for globular proteins, is a clear demonstration of parallel pathways.

The present findings provide a clear demonstration of nicotine's effectiveness as a reinforcer of drug-taking behavior in experimentally naive non-human primates.