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Enough already. Mr. Adams didn't break the law and it's okay to keep your sexual life private. If anyone wanted to know specifics of my sex life, ( I am a happily married woman, by the way) I would either not answer or if pressed say whatever I felt comfortable with even if that meant lying. As long as no one was hurt and no laws were broken, then it's his business. People need to move on. This situation will only affect Portland if Portlanders let it. THere is much more important business to tend to than this. 

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