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The high court that legalized same-sex marriage in Massachusetts has agreed to hear a challenge to the 1913 law used to bar out-of-state gay couples from getting married there. The law denies out-of-state couples the right to marry if the union would be illegal in their home state. Eight couples from six states sued last June, claiming the law was discriminatory. Clerks in 13 communities filed a companion suit, saying they were being forced to discriminate.
February 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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