Washington (CNN) -- To veto or not to veto: It's up to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer. She must decide if she is going to sign into law legislation that would allow business owners, as long as they assert their religious beliefs, to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. If she approves it, the state could face litigation and a boycott, potentially harming Arizona's economy and tourism industry as well as next year's Super Bowl. Arizona lawmakers pass controversial anti-gay bill Brewer told CNN her decision will come after she returns later this week to Arizona from Washington, where she has been attending the National Governors Association meetings.
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NEW: NFL, which will host Super Bowl in Arizona next year, says it is monitoring situation
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Gov. Jan Brewer says she will "do the right thing" for Arizona
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Brewer's conservative record might indicate what she will do
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But LGBT advocates are pinning their hopes on her pro-business ties
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