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Mark used to be treated badly by people who think of gays as something nasty.
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录音中指出作为gay的Mark Strasser有自己的孩子，并且可以像正常人一样生活，他不得不使劲想最后一次因他是gay而被别人说nasty是什么时候，他说道“That would have been in the late l980s, I think”，题干中used to do指“过去常常做某事”，录音中并未指出他在过去曾因是gay而常常受到恶劣的待遇。
【录音原文】
Gays who have children—and a quarter of gay couples do—gravitate towards them for the same reason that straight parents do: better schools, bigger gardens, peace and quiet. Mark Strasser, for example, lives with his male partner and their two children in Columbus, Ohio. He says they encounter no hostility eating out as a gay couple or picking up the children from their private school. He has to rack his memory for the last time anyone called him anything nasty for being gay. “That would have been in the late l980s, I think,” he says. His employer, a private university, offers the same health insurance to employees’ gay partners as to spouses.
录音中指出作为gay的Mark Strasser有自己的孩子，并且可以像正常人一样生活，他不得不使劲想最后一次因他是gay而被别人说nasty是什么时候，他说道“That would have been in the late l980s, I think”，题干中used to do指“过去常常做某事”，录音中并未指出他在过去曾因是gay而常常受到恶劣的待遇。
【录音原文】
Gays who have children—and a quarter of gay couples do—gravitate towards them for the same reason that straight parents do: better schools, bigger gardens, peace and quiet. Mark Strasser, for example, lives with his male partner and their two children in Columbus, Ohio. He says they encounter no hostility eating out as a gay couple or picking up the children from their private school. He has to rack his memory for the last time anyone called him anything nasty for being gay. “That would have been in the late l980s, I think,” he says. His employer, a private university, offers the same health insurance to employees’ gay partners as to spouses.
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