BuzzFeed News Article RatingPlanned Parenthood Asks Supreme Court To Intervene In Texas Abortion Crackdown
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47% : Thursday's ruling was temporary -- a complete hearing is expected to be held in January -- but it affected more than one-third of abortion-providing clinics in Texas, which were forced to suspend abortions, lawyers for Planned Parenthood wrote in their emergency application to vacate stay.42% : On Monday, three Planned Parenthood groups and seven women's health clinics filed an emergency request to the Supreme Court to block the enforcement of parts of a law broadly restricting access to abortion in Texas.
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