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In an interview with ABC last Sunday, he said "my orientation's going to be to move forward" rather than looking back.

Sexual orientation's never been brought up".

Several significant modifications are made to consider the surface orientation's impact.

The latter value represents an average difference between the Earth orientation's phase as measured by VLBI and the one based on a-priori information.

Subsets of each orientation's LRS surface were used in a robustness test to determine which parts of the surface yield the most accurate registrations.

Ryckman's (2005) study The Reign of Relativity provides an extensive account of Weyl's orientation to Husserl's phenomenology.

McKellen, 75, knows himself how revealing one's orientation can transform one's inner world.

Having established Butch's sexual orientation, the show's second episode turns to the half-century-old infidelities committed by Butch's parents.

Our findings also put a new stance by testing relation of leader's entrepreneurial orientation with individual's entrepreneurial orientation that has not been covered by previous researchers.

Such crystals can capture and reflect light, depending on the light's orientation to the molecule's twists.

Dick Cheney, Mr. Bush's running mate, followed suit, boasting about Mr. Bush's bipartisan orientation during Thursday night's vice presidential debate.