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TRENTON, N.J. – The battle over gay marriage reached New Jersey’s Supreme Court yesterday, with justices grilling lawyers about why the state should prevent homosexual couples from marrying and questioning whether expanding such rights could lead to the recognition of polygamous unions.
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|TRENTON, N.J. – The battle over gay marriage reached New Jersey’s Supreme Court yesterday, with justices grilling lawyers about why the state should prevent homosexual couples from marrying and questioning whether expanding such rights could lead to the recognition of polygamous unions.
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