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The Bush administration is asking the Supreme Court to reinstate a national ban on a type of late-term abortion, a case that could thrust the president's Court picks into an early tie-breaking role on a divisive and emotional issue. Just a few months ago, there would have been five votes to strike down the law, but the outcome is now uncertain, with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor retiring and her replacement still unnamed. The earliest that justices could hear arguments on the law is next spring.
September 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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