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By June 28, 2015
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A shorty this week:

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Supreme Court ruling on Marriage Equality.

Like all previous iterations, I am writing this Reader Advisor on the Friday before it is published on Sunday. And because I am writing this on Friday, June 26, 2015, right now I feel that there is really only one link worth sharing.

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