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By vanrozenheim
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(USA) - Michiganians in same-sex relationships who work for state or local governments or universities face the imminent loss of health care insurance for their domestic partners as a result of a court ruling Friday. The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled in a case involving the city of Kalamazoo that public employers and universities can't provide health insurance and other benefits to the partners of same-sex couples without violating the Michigan Constitution.
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