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Washington (CNN) -- In a dramatic slap at congressional authority, a divided Supreme Court has struck down a key part of a law that denies to legally married same-sex couples the same federal benefits provided to heterosexual spouses. The Defense of Marriage Act defines marriage as only between a man and a woman. The vote Wednesday was 5-4. "Although Congress has great authority to design laws to fit its own conception of sound national policy, it cannot deny the liberty protected by the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment," said Justice Anthony Kennedy. He was supported by four more liberal colleagues: Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.



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- Anthony Kennedy, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Antonin Scalia, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- CNN, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Congress, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- DOMA, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Defense of Marriage Act, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Due Process Clause, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Edith Windsor, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Elena Kagan, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Fifth Amendment, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Sonia Sotomayor, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Stephen Breyer, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Supreme Court, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
- Washington, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.
Answer: Anthony Kennedy, in his opinion, used sweeping language to affirm the rights of gays and lesbians.

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Washington (CNN) -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Friday that Israel's announcement of new settlement construction in disputed territory in East Jerusalem was "insulting" to the United States. The Israeli announcement came during Vice President Joe Biden's visit this week to Israel. It complicated U.S. efforts to set up so-called proximity talks between the Israelis and Palestinians, the latest attempt to nudge the two sides back toward talking directly. Clinton said the United States' relationship with Israel is not at risk: "Our relationship is durable. It's strong. It's rooted in common values." "But we have to make clear to our Israeli friends and partners that the two-state solution -- which we support, which the prime minister himself says he supports -- requires confidence-building measures on both sides," Clinton told CNN's Jill Dougherty. "And the announcement of the settlements the very day that the vice president was there was insulting."

"I mean, it was just really a very unfortunate and difficult moment for everyone -- the United States, our vice president who had gone to reassert our strong support for

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- CNN security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Clinton security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- East Jerusalem security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Hillary Clinton security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Israel security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Israeli security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Israelis security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Jill Dougherty security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Joe Biden security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Palestinians security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- U.S. security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- United States security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.
- Washington security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.

Answer: Israel security -- and I regret deeply that that occurred and made that known," Clinton said Friday.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
(CNN) -- Rafa Benitez's turbulent reign as Chelsea manager took another battering on the day his supposed successor, Pep Guardiola, agreed a deal to become the new manager of Bayern Munich. Benitez, who was appointed as Chelsea interim manager in November following the dismissal of Roberto Di Matteo, was left stunned after his team squandered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with lowly Southampton. European champion Chelsea is now 13 points adrift of Premier League leader Manchester United with 16 games remaining and has failed to win any of their past three games at Stamford Bridge. Guardiola agrees three-year deal with Bayern
But few expected Chelsea to drop points against a
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- Arsenal team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Barcelona team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Bayern team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Bayern Munich team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Benitez team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- CNN team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Chelsea team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Copa del Rey team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Coppa Italia team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- European team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- FA Cup team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Guardiola team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Malaga team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Manchester United team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Pep Guardiola team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Premier League team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Rafa Benitez team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Roberto Di Matteo team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Roma team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Southampton team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
- Stamford Bridge team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.
Output:
Southampton team which they had demolished 5-1 in the FA Cup on January 5.