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Massachusetts Decision on Federal Benefits for Gay Couples Stayed

By Clifford M. Marks

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It's déjà vu all over again, as Yogi Berra might say. Earlier this week, after Prop 8 was struck down in a federal district court, gay couples in California learned they would have to wait at least awhile longer to get married after the decision was stayed. And now, in Massachusetts, it appears a decision striking down a ban on federal benefits for same-sex couples will experience a similar fate.


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