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LEZLow Emission Zone (driving restriction)
LEZLeaf Elongation Zone (botany)
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The first recurring lesbian character on television was played by Gail Strickland on the short-lived late-'80s medical drama Heartbeat, Her no-nonsense nurse character paved the way for no-nonsense lez cops on Emmy-winning NYPD Blue, no-nonsense lez lawyers on Emmy-winning L.
Good reception: Neil Patrick Harris isn't the only reason this year's ... by Kilmer-Purcell, Josh / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Lindsay Lohan was in danger of falling foul of Estevez Syndrome - going off the rails and never doing the thing we all liked her for in the first place (acting, in case you've forgotten) - but she sidestepped it by cleverly going lez.
Wasted Amy's just a waste of space.. Polly by The Mirror (London, England)
Mexico has suffered a great loss," said Chihuahua Attorney General Patricia Gonz[sz] lez Rodrguez.
KILLING OF ATTORNEY IS 'HUGE LOSS' by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
 
 
 
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