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| ``And, while we're talking about response time, another factor that is just as important is how much time are officers available to deal with repressible crime,'' Parks said. The conundra around signification in the closet perhaps account for straight culture's barely disguisable and barely repressible glee at the spectacle of the closet, whether in its warnings to girlfriends about duplicitous bisexual boyfriends or in the always deniable metonyms with which it so archly surrounds popular culture figures of "ambiguous" sexuality. These observations are accompanied by a barely repressible desire to set a new world distance record using the reviewer's comments as a Frisbee, or to see if those inflammatory comments could be used as kindling. |
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