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A measure introduced Wednesday in the Los Angeles City Council directs officials to draft language conforming to the same standards.

"A lot of teams would make excuses but we are not one," Brook said, both conforming to and contradicting coach Brendon McCullum's call for humility.

McIlroy blanked reporters after every round at last month's US PGA Championship, where news emerged that his driver had failed a conforming test at Quail Hollow.

They're just conforming more to a right-wing vision of proper gender presentation, often one with white supremacist overtones, as the "Jesus glow" effect on hair frequently requires the aid of a bleach bottle.

"Over the course of the show, it all unravels and everyone ends up being themselves instead of conforming to these societal norms."