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greece shows that at least four non-christian prayer-givers delivered prayers thereafter in 2009, 10, 11 and 13. on the sectarian points, clearly the line. counsel. i m sorry? one a year. i m sorry, your honor? four additional people after the suit was filed. yes, your honor. one a year. approximately. how often does the legislature meet? once a month. and on the sectarian line, i just like to point the court to the senate brief, the amicus brief filed by senators, pages 8 to 17 which shows the extensive history from the beginning of the republic until today of prayer in congress. that would be sectarian and unconstitutional under respondent s position. with respect to coercion, it s unquestionably true that there is less basis for claiming coercion here than there was in marsh. in marsh, senator chambers was required to be on the senate floor by rule, he had to be there to do his job and the practice was to stand every single time, which he did because
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