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First, straights who wish to marry in California or Massachusetts should just do so, as those states do not discriminate against gays and should be rewarded for their inclusive stance by the boost more marriages may give to their economies.

By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, March 11 , 1961P. 33 We have our own method of telling when spring is in the air, and we pass it along for whatever encouragement it may give to others.

Secondly, British officials would want to track down any associates of anyone involved for clues it may give to anyone trying to stage a similar attack in the UK.

Those wishing to make memorial contributions in Marvin's name may give to North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System Foundation, Cardiac Research & Electrophysiology, 125 Community Drive, Great Neck, NY 11021.

Individuals face strict limits on how much they may give to a candidate, so the kind of big donations that jump-started Eugene McCarthy's anti-war candidacy in 1968 are still illegal.

One of the strategies is to exploit the benefits that several microorganisms may give to plants when added as inoculants (Lucy et al. [2004]).

"It may give cues to other countries to do similar acts to organisations like Greenpeace".

This year people may give up to $13,000 each to as many people as they like.

From time to time, a species may give rise to other, descendant species.

But while celebrity magazines may give in to such demands, newspapers editors tend to resist.

"Coming home to a comparatively secular Tunisia may give rise to domestic tensions".