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President George W. Bush didn't talk much about affirmative action when he ran for office. Now, the administration is being forced to deal with it. Last month's decision by the Supreme Court to take up the landmark Adarand racial preferences case again, and a federal appeals court's stay last week on a ruling to strike down a law school's admissions program, have put affirmative action front and center.
April 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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