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The measure states, "Parties who enter into a lawful civil union in Delaware will have all of the same rights, benefits, protections and responsibilities as married persons under Delaware law."
Not so fast... While the law is certainly a positive step, it does not allow same-sex couples to obtain marriage licenses, while
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Even so, the law makes Delaware the eighth state to legalize civil unions or domestic partnerships for same-sex couples, with Cali, Nevada, New Jersey, Oregon and Washington. A similar bill in Illinois begins June 1, and Hawaii's law takes effect Jan. 1.
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