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Their jubilance and delight was infectious as we celebrated Christ's Resurrection on Easter Sunday. Their sense of jubilance makes them more compatible with contemporary attitudes in art, specifically with the current penchant for juvenilia and laid-back, faux-adolescent aesthetics. Although the mood across the state was one of jubilance for gay and lesbian couples, there are still lingering fears about a pending state constitutional amendment that would define marriage as between a man and a woman and set up a civil unions system. |
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