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| Vengeance aside, Stephens, 38, had also long felt that a brashly gay teen sex comedy, targeted exclusively to a gay audience, was long overdue, so he whipped up the story with his boyfriend of 20 years, Tim Kaltenecker. The women are lithe, unfussy, and mostly elegantly petite; the men, flexible and strong but not brashly virtuosic. As the Panel continues its efforts, both in public and increasingly in private working groups, only the brave would venture beyond generalities and predict what the group's final work product will look like or, more brashly, which (in colloquial Washington-speak) dogs will hunt or ideas will have legs. |
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