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"And while some kinds of genital touching or stimulation were more often preferred than others, most women endorsed a narrow range of touch techniques, underscoring the value of partner communication to sexual pleasure and satisfaction".

In deciding to bring out Freeze Off as a variety of Compound W, the agency and Medtech are endorsing a strategy that prefers such variations of established brands, known as line extensions, to introducing products under new names.

But Mr. Obama has said he prefers to look forward rather than backward and has not endorsed a Congressional proposal for a "truth commission" to investigate Bush counterterrorism programs.

Jerry Moss endorsed a more expansive view.

Pawar endorsed a City Hall lobbyist, Paul Rosenfeld.

Hillary Clinton just endorsed a goal I've never heard a pro-choice leader endorse.

But Hartshorne endorsed a surprising addition.

McTaggart endorsed a radical form of essentialism.

As shown in the lower portion of Table  3, among those who did not seek help, the main reasons endorsed for self-management were feelings of discomfort talking about problems (35.6%) and reliance on family/friends (35.6%); whereas among those with unmet needs a mixture of reasons were endorsed for preferring self-management.

Butterfield played Hohner harmonicas, and later endorsed them, and preferred the diatonic ten-hole Marine Band model.

John Quincy Adams, who had run on the Anti-Masonic ticket, withdrew and endorsed Davis, preferring him over Morton and Davis was chosen by the legislature in January 1834.