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There are not a lot of responses to the ruling of Barnes v. Glen Theatre Inc. (1991). The responses came from the New York Times, a peer-reviewed journal article and a media website. In one of the New York Times article it focus on actual excerpts that determined the ruling for Barnes v. Glen Theatre Inc. (1991). The other New York Times article focus on the opinions about the case and ruling of Barnes v. Glen Theatre Inc. (1991). The peer-reviewed journal article focus on the case itself. Finally, the media website focus on opinions about Barnes v. Glen Theatre Inc. (1991).
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