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if you're not sure what an emulator is, or want to know more, check out this orientation we did earlier this year.

Steinberg also insisted that the decision wasn't based on sexual orientation: "We did not interpret the content in question as involving any particular sexual orientation, and frankly that would have been a completely irrelevant consideration under any circumstance".

Whenever we would interrupt her during this orientation because we didn't understand a word or phrase, she'd answer our question in French.

We also found sRNAs matching the same region both in sense and antisense orientation, however we did not find a correlation between their expression and TCP23as regulation by nitrate, suggesting these sequences most likely represent degradation products of TCP23 and TCP23as.

Intragroup comparisons among easement landowners failed to find differences between easement-granting and successive generation easement landowners with respect to property rights orientations, but we did find some attitudinal differences between male and female respondents.

The Boy Scouts of America told the CNN opinion columnist LZ Granderson that "our mission does not include teaching young people about sex or sexual orientation, and we do not believe it is scouting's role to introduce this topic in our youth development program".

"We recognize we need to adapt to changing consumer orientation, but we don't think it means changing overnight".

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If any person is forbidden to serve our country because of his or her sexual orientation then we do ourselves a great disservice.

Let us not follow the people who want us to hate anyone who doesn't look like, sound like, or have the same religion or sexual orientation as we do.

Others rely on claims regarding "procreational responsibility" that the Department has disavowed already in litigation as unreasonable, or claims regarding the immutability of sexual orientation that we do not believe can be reconciled with more recent social science understandings.