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No on Proposition 8 Ad Echoes Apple Ads
Apple Corporation, by the way, has come out strongly opposed to Proposition 8:
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Gay for brains?
The Washington Post reports today on yet another major study linking homosexuality with brain differences. The evidence is not conclusive, as reading the article fairly notes, but if scientists, over the next twenty years, solidly lock down the evidence that … Continue reading
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