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Demonstrators rallied at the Supreme Court on June 30 before the justices sided with the evangelical owners of Hobby Lobby Stores Inc., ruling 5-4 that the arts-and-crafts chain does not have to offer insurance for types of birth control that conflict with company owners’ religious beliefs. RNS photo by Heather Adams.
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Demonstrators rallied at the Supreme Court on June 30 before the justices sided with the evangelical owners of Hobby Lobby Stores Inc., ruling 5-4 that the arts-and-crafts chain does not have to offer insurance for types of birth control that conflict with company owners’ religious beliefs. RNS photo by Heather Adams.

(RNS1-JUNE 30) Demonstrators rallied at the Supreme Court on June 30 before the justices sided with the evangelical owners of Hobby Lobby Stores Inc., ruling 5-4 that the arts-and-crafts chain does not have to offer insurance for types of birth control that conflict with company owners’ religious beliefs. For use with RNS-HOBBY-LOBBY-SCOTUS transmitted June 30, 2014. RNS photo by Heather Adams

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