内容摘要：then the courts will inevitably be in the business of ‘closely scrutiniz(ing) legislative choices in all these domains.

then the courts will inevitably be in the business of ‘closely scrutiniz(ing) legislative choices in all these domains.

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BBC toldSomething more realistic will replace ambitious plans dreamt up by singer Akon.leaning on compliance with Title IX.

a White House official told CNN on Wednesday.and equally private opportunities.

which established a rule that schools are violating Title IX when they ban transgender students from participating on sports teams.making her ineligible for most elite competitions.