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The Honorable Henry Hyde was a graceful man of great eloquence. On many evenings, I listened to C-Span reprise the day's debate. Frequently featured prominently was Representative Hyde as he held forth on a subject.

Who can forget his impassioned orations as the House Judiciary Committee brought charges to impeach the abominable Bill Clinton? We shall miss him and his deep sense of right and wrong -- brought to bear most prominently to save the lives of the unborn.

p>Who among contemporaneous Democrats can compare? br> -- Judy Beumler br> Editor, The Wedding Chronicle /p> p> FEELING FLUSH br> Re: Windsor Mann's Flushed Out : /p>

Working at Johns Hopkins University, I sometimes have to submit forms to the HR Department for visiting lecturers and there is the gender choice that follows -- MALE FEMALE UNKNOWN. So far, the responses have been traditional. For the majority of people, it is inherently understood what gender he or she is.

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