Fichier de travail (INPUT) : ./DUMP-TEXT/EN-31.txt
Encodage utilisé (INPUT) : utf-8
Forme recherchée : \bgay marriage|homosexual marriage|same sex marriage|mariage homosexuel|mariage gay|同性婚姻\b
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- Ligne n°380 : How did support for gay marriage grow so quickly—to the point where the
Ligne n°381 : Supreme Court may deem it a constitutional right in 2013? ...
Ligne n°406 : ... Only in the late 1980s did activists begin to pursue legal recognition- Ligne n°407 : of their relationships—and even gay marriage. The AIDS epidemic had
Ligne n°408 : highlighted the vulnerability of gay and lesbian partnerships: nearly ...
Ligne n°428 : ... remanded for a trial, at which the government had the opportunity to- Ligne n°429 : show a compelling justification for banning gay marriage. In 1996, a
Ligne n°430 : trial judge ruled that same-sex couples were entitled to marry. But ...- Ligne n°436 : For the Republican Party in the 1990s, gay marriage was a dream issue
Ligne n°437 : that mobilized its religious-conservative base and put it on the same ...
Ligne n°440 : ... Republicans in 1996 introduced bills in most state legislatures to deny- Ligne n°441 : recognition to gay marriages lawfully performed elsewhere. (Such
Ligne n°442 : marriages were nonexistent at the time.) One poll showed that 68 ...
Ligne n°442 : ... marriages were nonexistent at the time.) One poll showed that 68- Ligne n°443 : percent of Americans opposed gay marriage. By 2001, 35 states had
Ligne n°444 : enacted statutes or constitutional provisions to “defend” traditional ...- Ligne n°447 : Gay marriage also entered the national political arena in 1996. Just
Ligne n°448 : days before the Republican Party’s Iowa caucuses, antigay activists ...
Ligne n°510 : ... The issue proved an enormous election-year boon to Republicans.- Ligne n°511 : Americans at the time rejected gay marriage by two to one, and
Ligne n°512 : opponents generally were more passionate than supporters. At the same ...
Ligne n°515 : ... traditional constituencies, such as working-class Catholics and African- Ligne n°516 : Americans, tended to strongly oppose gay marriage.
Ligne n°530 : ... definition of marriage on the ballot in 13 states in 2004, hoping to- Ligne n°531 : make gay marriage more salient in the minds of voters and inspire
Ligne n°532 : religious conservatives to come to the polls. All the measures passed ...
Ligne n°534 : ... Mississippi). One newspaper aptly described a “resounding,- Ligne n°535 : coast-to-coast rejection of gay marriage.” Most of the amendments
Ligne n°536 : forbade civil unions as well. ...
Ligne n°539 : ... Kentucky, incumbent Senator Jim Bunning, a Republican, began attacking- Ligne n°540 : gay marriage to rescue his floundering campaign. State party leaders
Ligne n°541 : called his opponent, a 44-year-old bachelor who opposed the federal ...
Ligne n°543 : ... began asking him if he was gay. On Election Day, a state ballot measure- Ligne n°544 : barring gay marriage passed by three to one, while Bunning squeaked
Ligne n°545 : through with just 50.7 percent of the vote. Analysts attributed his ...
Ligne n°546 : ... victory to a large turnout of rural conservatives mobilized to vote- Ligne n°547 : against gay marriage.
Ligne n°550 : ... challenged Senate minority leader Tom Daschle and made opposition to- Ligne n°551 : gay marriage a centerpiece of his campaign. Thune pressed Daschle to
Ligne n°552 : explain his opposition to the federal marriage amendment and warned ...
Ligne n°563 : ... during the campaign and reminded voters that his opponent, John Kerry,- Ligne n°564 : hailed from Massachusetts, whose judges had decreed gay marriage a
Ligne n°565 : constitutional right. Bush’s margin of victory in Ohio was about 2 ...
Ligne n°569 : ... outcome of the presidential election. Among frequent churchgoers—the- Ligne n°570 : group most likely to oppose gay marriage—the increase in Bush’s share
Ligne n°571 : of the popular vote in Ohio from 2000 was 17 percentage points, ...
Ligne n°577 : ... the political backlash ignited by the Massachusetts ruling—also- Ligne n°578 : rejected gay marriage.
Ligne n°588 : ... rights; a 2004 study found that 65 percent of those who reported- Ligne n°589 : knowing someone gay favored gay marriage or civil unions, versus just
Ligne n°590 : 35 percent of those who reported not knowing any gays. ...
Ligne n°611 : ... most popular situation comedies, such as Friends and Mad About You,- Ligne n°612 : were dealing with gay marriage, and in 1997, Ellen DeGeneres famously
Ligne n°613 : came out in a special one-hour episode of her popular show, Ellen. ...
Ligne n°619 : ... As society became more gay-friendly, millions of gays and lesbians- Ligne n°620 : chose to come out of the closet. And support for gay marriage gradually
Ligne n°621 : increased as well, despite the political backlash against court rulings ...- Ligne n°628 : Support for gay marriage grew for a second, related reason: young
Ligne n°629 : people had come to overwhelmingly support it. They are far more likely ...
Ligne n°633 : ... between the oldest and youngest survey respondents in their attitudes- Ligne n°634 : toward gay marriage.
Ligne n°638 : ... equality over the longer term. The litigation has undoubtedly raised- Ligne n°639 : the salience of gay marriage, making it an issue subject to much
Ligne n°640 : broader discussion and action—an initial prerequisite for social ...
Ligne n°647 : ... ambivalent. People often teach themselves not to want something they- Ligne n°648 : know they cannot have; the court decisions made gay marriage seem more
Ligne n°649 : attainable. ...- Ligne n°658 : As support for gay marriage grew, high courts in California and
Ligne n°659 : Connecticut ruled in its favor in 2008. But the California decision was ...
Ligne n°660 : ... quickly overturned by Proposition 8, which passed by a margin of about- Ligne n°661 : 5 percentage points. (Support for gay marriage in California had grown
Ligne n°662 : by about 1 percentage point a year since 2000, but its backers remained ...- Ligne n°665 : Six months after this bitter defeat, gay marriage took an enormous leap
Ligne n°666 : forward. Within a few weeks in the spring of 2009, the Iowa Supreme ...
Ligne n°671 : ... left-of-center coasts. Just days later, Vermont became the first state- Ligne n°672 : to enact gay marriage legislatively, and New Hampshire and Maine
Ligne n°673 : quickly followed. It seemed possible that New York and New Jersey would ...
Ligne n°682 : ... amendment. In the 2010 Republican gubernatorial primary, all five- Ligne n°683 : candidates denounced gay marriage; four supported a state
Ligne n°684 : constitutional amendment to ban it; and the most extreme candidate, Bob ...
Ligne n°690 : ... had ever been defeated for retention, but Vander Plaats and his allies- Ligne n°691 : made the election into a referendum on gay marriage, and the justices
Ligne n°692 : lost. ...- Ligne n°694 : Elsewhere, gay marriage leapt forward. In 2011, the New York
Ligne n°695 : legislature enacted it. Early in 2012, legislatures in Washington, ...
Ligne n°697 : ... Chris Christie vetoed the last of these. Last November 6, for the first- Ligne n°698 : time, American voters endorsed gay marriage, in three states: voters in
Ligne n°699 : Washington and Maryland ratified marriage-equality bills; Mainers ...
Ligne n°701 : ... same day, Minnesotans rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to- Ligne n°702 : bar gay marriage—becoming only the second state in which voters had
Ligne n°703 : done so. ...
Ligne n°734 : ... This propensity would counsel restraint on the Court’s part with regard- Ligne n°735 : to gay marriage, given that only nine states and the District of
Ligne n°736 : Columbia currently permit it. ...- Ligne n°749 : Whether or not the Court deems gay marriage a constitutional right this
Ligne n°750 : year, the future seems clear. Of late, support for marriage equality ...
Ligne n°752 : ... statistician Nate Silver finds startling results: in 2013, a majority- Ligne n°753 : of people in a majority of states support gay marriage. By 2024, he
Ligne n°754 : projects, even the last holdout, Mississippi, will have a majority in ...- Ligne n°771 : People who believe that gay marriage contravenes God’s will are not
Ligne n°772 : likely to stop opposing it simply because their prospects of success ...