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Year | Metadata | Sections | Top Words | First Paragraph |
2018 |
564932 characters 32 sections 77 paragraphs 51 images 1002 internal links 223 external links |
obergefell 0.250 federal 0.232 doma 0.184 american 0.127 suicide 0.125 alabama 0.125 abridge 0.121 attempted 0.120 windsor 0.112 benefits 0.110 hodges 0.109 arkansas 0.109 rose 0.103 study 0.094 supreme 0.094 |
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2017 |
573256 characters 33 sections 73 paragraphs 52 images 992 internal links 244 external links |
obergefell 0.317 federal 0.246 doma 0.186 alabama 0.142 bans 0.131 arkansas 0.129 windsor 0.127 benefits 0.120 licenses 0.118 hodges 0.111 samoa 0.095 americans 0.095 supreme 0.092 american 0.090 stress 0.090 |
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2016 |
526012 characters 32 sections 66 paragraphs 49 images 838 internal links 228 external links |
obergefell 0.262 federal 0.260 doma 0.206 bans 0.145 windsor 0.141 benefits 0.133 licenses 0.131 alabama 0.122 samoa 0.105 americans 0.105 stress 0.099 american 0.093 hodges 0.087 study 0.086 arkansas 0.081 |
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2015 |
519061 characters 32 sections 66 paragraphs 50 images 828 internal links 225 external links |
obergefell 0.268 federal 0.266 doma 0.211 bans 0.161 windsor 0.144 benefits 0.136 americans 0.108 licenses 0.105 stress 0.101 hodges 0.089 alabama 0.089 american 0.089 study 0.088 arkansas 0.083 consistently 0.083 |
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2014 |
1034279 characters 51 sections 136 paragraphs 55 images 1062 internal links 542 external links |
circuit 0.319 stay 0.213 licenses 0.191 stayed 0.190 kansas 0.186 missouri 0.172 district 0.170 ban 0.152 idaho 0.149 county 0.140 pending 0.122 judge 0.121 federal 0.118 arkansas 0.115 carolina 0.114 |
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2013 |
486352 characters 35 sections 82 paragraphs 33 images 816 internal links 238 external links |
proposition 0.198 minnesota 0.163 federal 0.153 doma 0.153 california 0.150 obama 0.148 impact 0.128 maryland 0.122 legalization 0.120 maine 0.111 hawaii 0.103 utah 0.102 licenses 0.101 marriage 0.101 republican 0.099 |
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2012 |
356355 characters 24 sections 67 paragraphs 8 images 713 internal links 170 external links |
federal 0.202 obama 0.199 doma 0.167 california 0.158 proposition 0.157 maine 0.156 maryland 0.151 massachusetts 0.149 stress 0.147 vermont 0.146 iowa 0.136 washington 0.123 benefits 0.110 hampshire 0.104 connecticut 0.097 |
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2011 |
325244 characters 23 sections 58 paragraphs 9 images 716 internal links 128 external links |
massachusetts 0.224 federal 0.219 obama 0.186 california 0.177 proposition 0.176 vermont 0.164 iowa 0.152 defense 0.130 hampshire 0.117 doma 0.117 connecticut 0.109 stress 0.103 marriage 0.099 walker 0.099 benefits 0.099 |
The federal government does not recognize same-sex marriage in the United States , but such marriages are recognized by some individual states. The lack of federal recognition was codified in 1996 by the Defense of Marriage Act , before Massachusetts became the first state to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples in 2004. Such licenses are granted by six states: Connecticut , Iowa , Massachusetts , New Hampshire , New York , Vermont , plus Washington, D.C. and Oregon's Coquille and Washington state's Suquamish Indian tribes . Same-sex marriages could be legally performed in California between June 16, 2008, and November 4, 2008, after which voters passed Proposition 8 prohibiting same-sex marriages. Maryland recognizes same-sex marriages but does not grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples. [1] [2] The legalization of same-sex marriage has been achieved by court rulings and legislative action, but not through voter referendums . [3] |
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2010 |
283324 characters 23 sections 59 paragraphs 10 images 700 internal links 98 external links |
federal 0.241 california 0.220 massachusetts 0.178 proposition 0.166 obama 0.158 defense 0.139 iowa 0.135 vermont 0.124 stress 0.109 walker 0.105 benefits 0.105 2009 0.104 marriage 0.100 hampshire 0.099 doma 0.099 |
Same-sex marriage , also referred to as gay marriage , is marriage between two persons of the same sex. The federal government of the United States does not recognize the marriages of same-sex couples and is prohibited from doing so by the Defense of Marriage Act . Nationwide, same-sex marriage is legal in three states as a result of a court ruling and in two others plus a district through a vote in their respective legislatures. |
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2009 |
195135 characters 21 sections 50 paragraphs 6 images 621 internal links 54 external links |
federal 0.274 iowa 0.200 california 0.186 vermont 0.185 stress 0.163 hampshire 0.148 massachusetts 0.147 connecticut 0.138 defense 0.123 marriage 0.111 benefits 0.107 memphis 0.104 maine 0.103 legalized 0.100 interracial 0.098 |
Same-sex marriage , also referred to as gay marriage , is marriage between two persons of the same sex. The federal government of the United States does not recognize the marriages of same sex couples and is prohibited from doing so by the Defense of Marriage Act . Nationwide, four states have legalized same-sex marriage as a result of a court ruling, while three others have done so through a vote in their respective state legislatures. |
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2008 |
176291 characters 18 sections 40 paragraphs 6 images 597 internal links 83 external links |
california 0.208 citation 0.202 massachusetts 0.197 connecticut 0.193 federal 0.186 iowa 0.179 netherlands 0.151 defense 0.138 usa 0.134 needed 0.128 devalue 0.116 dutch 0.116 york 0.104 marriage 0.103 canada 0.095 |
Same-sex marriage , also referred to as gay marriage , is a marriage between two persons of the same sex. Currently the federal government of the United States does not recognize same-sex marriage , under the Defense of Marriage Act , but same-sex marriage is currently legal in two states, Massachusetts and Connecticut [1] . The issue is a divisive political issue in the United States and elsewhere. The social movement to obtain the rights and responsibilities of marriages in the United States for same-sex couples began in the early 1970s, and the issue became a prominent one in U.S. politics in the 1990s. |
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2007 |
111168 characters 16 sections 29 paragraphs 5 images 330 internal links 34 external links |
citation 0.435 needed 0.277 stonewall 0.177 dutch 0.156 netherlands 0.154 usa 0.136 american 0.125 defenders 0.118 kentucky 0.118 baptist 0.118 devalue 0.118 canada 0.116 federal 0.108 gay 0.106 oregon 0.105 |
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2006 |
94255 characters 16 sections 28 paragraphs 5 images 301 internal links 29 external links |
usa 0.238 federal 0.213 bush 0.179 republican 0.160 kerry 0.155 baptist 0.155 devalue 0.155 canada 0.152 polygamy 0.145 church 0.139 american 0.127 reciprocal 0.110 christ 0.110 unitarian 0.110 supporting 0.107 |
Same-sex marriage , often called gay marriage , is a marriage between two persons of the same gender. The issue is a divisive political issue in the United States and elsewhere. The social movement to obtain the legal protections of civil marriage for same-sex couples began in the early 1970s , and the issue became a prominent one in U.S. politics in the 1990s . |
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2005 |
152365 characters 39 sections 109 paragraphs 37 images 360 internal links 24 external links |
2. Legislative branch on same-sex unions 3. Executive branch on same-sex unions 4. Judicial branch on same-sex unions |
county 0.295 licenses 0.215 oregon 0.208 massachusetts 0.185 bush 0.180 multnomah 0.163 california 0.126 amendment 0.121 issuing 0.120 2004 0.120 reciprocal 0.116 state 0.112 legislature 0.101 oklahoma 0.100 ohio 0.100 |
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2004 |
81389 characters 23 sections 102 paragraphs 2 images 288 internal links 32 external links |
county 0.363 licenses 0.288 multnomah 0.254 oregon 0.211 massachusetts 0.144 attorney 0.142 vermont 0.126 state 0.117 clerk 0.115 issuing 0.111 legislature 0.110 oklahoma 0.109 2004 0.104 recognize 0.103 license 0.103 |
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2003 |
10156 characters 2 sections 11 paragraphs 0 images 31 internal links 8 external links |
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