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William Rehnquist's plan to stay on as chief justice clears the way for President Bush to make a swift decision to replace retiring Sandra Day O'Connor. Before Rehnquist's announcement Thursday, there was speculation that Bush was waiting to make a double nomination -- a conservative and someone more moderate -- and defuse a contentious nomination battle. The White House isn't saying when Bush will decide, but court watchers expect some word before month's end, just as Congress starts its August recess.
July 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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