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Reaffirmance

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Re`af`firm´ance    (rē`ăf`fẽrm´ans)
n.1.A second affirmation.
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157) Instead of speculating about popular reaction (which could as easily view the reaffirmance of Roe as yielding to liberal partisanship), the Court should rest its rulings on its faithful interpretation of the Constitution.
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