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The gay marriage law in Washington state has not yet taken effect.
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There's no way to mince words here; it's a pretty gay situation.
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But gay rights in Cuba have taken great strides in recent years.
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A good example, she says, is the party's opposition to gay marriage.
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However, in the longer term, married gay couple may invest more together.
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One reason for Europe to be cheerful They only need a draw.
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Coworkers say he was cheerful, well liked, had a good work ethic.
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Equity market investors have reasons to be cheerful as January 2004 closes.
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George was quite bright and cheerful in spite of the early hour.
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These cheerful prophecies must be verified in the natural course of things.
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Europe without a way forward may reverse an overly merry first quarter.
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So the swineherd departed; and the suitors made merry in the hall.
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But the law of unintended consequences sometimes goes its own merry way.
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The merry-makers stood around; the men looked serious and the ladies shivered.
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No longer in the winter-time, but in the merry month of May.
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Season: Spring through fall, although sunny winter days can offer good conditions.
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Skilled chefs were as rare this year as long hot sunny days.
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That's expected to change come Saturday, with warm and sunny conditions forecast.
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Local World needed Auckland's open style and sunny skills for perfect balance.
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At any rate, she certainly looked much better on a sunny day.
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Find in the Glossary the meaning of: glittering; trims; spray; blithe; measures.
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He is unassuming in manner, blithe in company, earnest in the pulpit.
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But what is lightsome and blithe in her, was debonaire in him.
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The two had met in June on equal terms of blithe youth.
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The composer dashed a blithe flourish to the tail of a note.
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A brighter day beckons. It's a surprisingly chirpy approach from Mr Gigaba.
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Eating bugs may not be everyone's idea of making food more chirpy.
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Perfectly all right and all that, but not what you'd call chirpy.
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He didn't look his chirpy self -more skulk than customary swagger.
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The chirpy drone of a home-improvement show burbles through the kitchen door.
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Sir David explained the situation; he was quite cheery, all things considered.
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She heard the pleasant bustle below; the light laughter, the cheery calls.
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He was speaking in the usual cheery tones of the bedside optimist.
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The candles were brought in, and the room looked bright and cheery.
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The owner of the cheery voice took him firmly by the arm.
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Market traders wave a cheery hello before turning back to their stalls.
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It wasn't a very cheery way to welcome everyone back for fall.
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The cheery faces of the Irishmen wore a proud and confident expression.
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Indeed, smiles came naturally in the presence of that cheery little lady.
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I inquired, dubiously; for it did not sound a very cheery prospect.
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He looked bright and cheery in his well-made clothes of English tweed.
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Some of them hailed him and got a cheery word in reply.
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The red blinds shone very cheery and comfortable upon that stormy night.
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Her work is humorous, loud and a cheery antidote to minimalist restraint.
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The cheery voice of the proprietor addressing his dogs announced his return.
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This is a bright, cheery tale with the scenes laid in Indiana.
