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Religious symbols on public property continue to test the outer boundaries of the First Amendment's establishment clause. In the '90s came a multitude of creche cases, ACLU-sponsored challenges to Christmas displays on municipal greens. In the new decade, the targets of choice may be "eruvs," lines strung on utility poles to demarcate a residential area as an extension of a synagogue.
January 30, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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