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BOSTON — The same court that made Massachusetts the first state to legalize gay marriage ruled yesterday that a proposed constitutional amendment to ban future same-sex marriages can be placed on the ballot, if approved by the Legislature.
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|BOSTON — The same court that made Massachusetts the first state to legalize gay marriage ruled yesterday that a proposed constitutional amendment to ban future same-sex marriages can be placed on the ballot, if approved by the Legislature.
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