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constitutional

adjective as in provided for by law

adjective as in being in the nature of a person or thing

noun as in walk taken for health benefit

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In the late 1860s, America thus adopted a constitutional amendment to settle the matter conclusively.

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Abortion became a constitutional “right,” its opponents benighted sectarians.

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In a police interview, Roske said she was angry over a leaked draft opinion that showed the Supreme Court was poised to end the constitutional right to an abortion.

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Except in 2016 she urged Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to nullify Citizens United v.

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It said it doesn’t discriminate based on political or religious views or take action based on anyone’s exercise of their constitutional rights.

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