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Supreme Court to decide whether Obamacare can become law

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The US Supreme Court is set to give either a big boost or a big blow to the Obama presidency this week. The highest court in America will be giving its verdict on whether the President's signature healthcare overhaul is constitutional or not, and thus whether it can continue as one of the country's most far-reaching and controversial laws of the last few decades.

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