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: Constitutionally CorrectIn R.I., some car dealers want Sundays off, some don?t
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The Providence Journal reports: ”You can?t buy a new car. In Maine, Minnesota and Colorado, plus 11 other states and assorted counties, at least 80 million Americans can kick tires on Sundays but can?t sign on the dotted line. Even in Detroit, you can?t buy a car on Sunday. It?s against the law.”
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