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Brian Brown is the head of the National Organization for Marriage.
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He did not even say that he would break his ties to the National Organization for Marriage.
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Tellez also helped found the National Organization for Marriage, now one of the largest lobbying groups opposed to same-sex marriage.
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He's broadly right in his analysis, but his friends at the National Organization for Marriage continue their fight against the inevitable.
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Brian Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage, said the judge was substituting his own views for that of the people.
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Each of the teams adopted a nom de plume for the evening.
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He had done a pretty stroke of work, nom de Dieu, idiot!
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No, sacré nom d' un chien, I was not always a zigue!
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No; the nom de plume did not originate in that way.
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Nine Still in with a chance of a nom, I think.
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There she was given the nom-de-guerre Helîn Qerecox and sent to the front.
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No doubt he assumes that Dexter Morgan is you, a nom de guerre.
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Most professional killers prefer a nom de guerre with a bit more pizzazz.
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I was asked to 2nd the nom for Sen. Sanders for roll call.
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I don't think so but it will probably get a nom.
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Anselmo was the nom de plume of David Scott, of James.
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This, he explains, est le nom du génie préposé au régne des insectes.
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No 'nom de plume' was ever so quickly and generally accepted as that.
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When he heard my 'nom de guerre' he looked more dejected than before.
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Sometimes, in a moment of anger, I may say sacre nom de Dieu!
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Let's just talk about a decent nom de guerre, then.
