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Mr. Gordon's gospel orientation comes naturally.

These observations suggest that as proneural gene expression commences mitotic spindle orientation comes to influence cell fate choice.

Its conceptual orientation comes from epidemiology, which is good, but the incorporation of the body of research done on this topic from a criminology perspective would add greater substance and depth to the article.

Much of our knowledge of the mechanisms that control spindle orientation comes from studies of asymmetric division in invertebrate embryos, where spindles are thought to be positioned through forces generated by interactions between spindle astral microtubules and the cell cortex (Grill and Hyman, 2005; Marthiens et al., 2010; Siller and Doe, 2009).

Wilde transgressed the repressive boundaries of Victorian society and lived a full life, even after his reputation was ruined when his sexual orientation came to light.

The acknowledgment of Mr. Champion's sexual orientation came a few months after Anderson Cooper, the CNN host, went public with his sexual orientation through an e-mail message to the blogger Andrew Sullivan.

The first day of college orientation came with the mandatory attendance of a mock class.

Nor have judicial decisions banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation come as bolts from the blue.

The House of Rainbow Church in Nigeria was established in 2006, before tensions over sexual orientation came to the forefront of political and social discourse in the country.

The idea for Smithers' ambiguous sexual orientation came from Sam Simon, who proposed that Smithers should be gay, but little attention should be drawn to it.

I've already provided evidence to the class: sexual assault happens frequently and few survivors, of any gender, age, or sexual orientation, come forward.