A Court Victory for Gay Marriage
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A judge in Albany has ruled that New York State should recognize the marriages of same-sex couples whose ceremonies were performed out of state.
The decision, released this morning, comes in one of about half a dozen cases across the state that test whether local or state government must honor gay marriages or civil unions performed in other states or abroad. Judges to take up that question have ruled both ways.
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