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Ich habe das hier gefunden: [time.com]

During his 1992 presidential campaign, Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton promised to lift the ban on gays in the military — a move opposed by senior military officials and a majority of the American public.
It became one of the first issues Clinton tackled as President, but when the White House attempt to unilaterally repeal the ban stumbled, Congress passed a law to keep openly gay men and women from serving. Gays were allowed to serve so long as they kept quiet about their sexual orientation. The phrase "Don't ask, don't tell" doesn't completely describe the law, formally known as the Military Personnel Eligibility Act of 1993.
While the Pentagon agreed to stop asking about sexuality in recruitment forms and interviews, it never agreed to stop investigating whether those serving in the military were gay. As a result, since 1994, more than 12,000 servicemembers have been dismissed because of their sexual orientation.

"Dont ask, dont Tell":
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%E2%80%9...0%99t_tell

Im Jahre 1993 versuchte Präsident Bill Clinton das Verbot [Schwuler in der Armee] im Rahmen seiner Exekutivkompetenzen aufzuheben. Dieses Vorhaben ging auf ein Wahlversprechen Clintons im Präsidentschaftswahlkampf 1992 zurück.

Also so, das Paris wie Clinton das Versprechen machen würde, dei Saumlängen durchzudrücken, um beliebt zu sein???

Sister Sledge haben zwischen 1985 und 1997 keine alben aufgenommen. da awren sie ja vill. getrennt... vill. meint lore das.

Irgendsowas wird gemeint sein, denke ich auch. Dass sie eine Pause hatten und sich nciht gesehen haben oder so.