This is a nine-part installment designed to help everyone understand marriage equality. For some, it will be an education, for others, it will be helpful
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This is a nine-part installment designed to help everyone understand marriage equality. For some, it will be an education, for others, it will be helpful
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I must admit, the main reason I like this article is because of the fat cat photo. I like the idea of the cat cropping
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