I'll try to make that clear partially clear.

Thanks for clearing that up.

If you are truly curious and can read French, Dominique Ranaivoson, a professor and expert in Malagasy literature, has written at length on the topic in French.

Better put that up.

Maybe I should clarify it.

I should clarify that.

We want to clear up this problem.

The teapot problem I'll pose this way.

To clarify the religious view on homosexuality.

Maybe you could enlighten me.

Let's try to clear up this misunderstanding.

Now Judy and I I have to say totally related to each other.

But so can enlightened self interest.

Would you mind clearing up a few points for me?

So to our global TED audiences, I want to say that this was a U.S. sample.

This is an actual study, and let me clarify.

Tom is the only one who can clear this up.

They said, It's not a matter of money. This is a religious matter.

It's not about foundations necessarily it's about the rest of us.

To clarify the physical and mental diseases resulting from the practices of homosexuality.

This is a deep question.

That's an academic question.

It's a hard question.

It's a complicated question.

I said, Oh, you don't? I said, Let me make this clear again.

Because what we're really asking is a genealogical problem, or a genealogical question.

It's a matter of choice.

There was a burning question though that would not leave me.

One is the question of education.

Here's a little question.

Question of scale.

This is a moral issue.

This is a fundamental question that most of us are asking.

This is an important matter.

So it's a matter of minutes.

It's about time.

It's a very delicate question.

It is a moral question.

It's a question of taste.

It's a matter of personal taste.

It's a question of personal taste.

It is a matter of taste.

It's a matter of taste.

It's a matter of time.

It's a question of principle.