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| On the contrary, disfavoring practicing homosexuals in custody matters promotes the general welfare of the people of our State in accordance with our law, which is the duty of its public servants. An MTA staff member, whose identity is yet to be confirmed, can clearly be heard on the tape of the ``round table'' to be pushing the discussion toward a desired conclusion, favoring one team and disfavoring Metro East. The clause would have the effect of leaving the site "dark," which would cause economic waste, contrary to the policy disfavoring restraints on alienation. |
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