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Two lesbians won the right Monday to pursue a suit claiming that a San Diego country club used a marriage requirement to deny them membership rights as a couple while turning a blind eye toward unmarried heterosexual couples. While pleased with that outcome, the women's lawyer fumed that the appeal court nonetheless effectively tossed out the equal-rights suit by upholding a club policy limiting benefits, such as use of the golf course, restaurants and bars, to a member's �legal spouse� or children.
March 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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