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| | The Corner on National Review Online |
 | | Until recently, the country's 'senate' (the House of Lords) was a motley blend of judges, bishops, hereditary peers and a mass of stooges, cronies and the retired appointed as 'life peers' by various grateful governments. |
 | | For public librarians, especially Reference librarians, much of their day is spent wading through library seating packed with drunks, the homeless, and leagues of people who are, to one extent or another, sociopaths. |
 | | The huge wave of public opposition, even in relatively liberal Canada, where the public once slightly favored gay marriage but is now evenly divided, means that in the United States, where the public is clearly opposed, we can expect a far stronger response to any state-level decision to legalize gay marriage. |
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