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      <title>A Federal Appeals Court Said the Law Reserves Cheap TV Ads for Candidates. The Supreme Court Is Letting the Parties Keep Them Through Election Day.</title>
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      <description>Twice in six weeks, the Supreme Court used emergency orders to keep discounted political ad rates flowing to party committees, after a federal appeals court found the law reserved them for candidates. The rates last through the midterms, and the legal question is left until after the votes are counted.</description>
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