The Economist - January 29th, 2005

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Court will surely harden divisions, with the Republicans strengthening their grip on the religious vote and the Democrats banking on secular fundamentalists. Mrs Clinton is heading down the right path, but it will be a rocky one. Copyright © 2006 The Economist Newspaper and The Economist Group. All rights reserved.
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the minister for Europe, claimed in
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