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Abortion Foes Backed Ballot Measures in 2 Red States. Voters Said No.

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By Mitch Smith Verified, Ann Hinga Klein
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Voters in Kansas and Missouri have long filled their legislatures with Republican lawmakers who oppose abortion. Those same Kansans and Missourians, when given the choice, have also voted in favor of abortion rights.
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12 Flowering Plants That Produce Big, Show-Stopping Blooms Original

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By Ann Hinga Klein, Madeline Buiano Verified
| Martha Stewart Living Verified
Credit: Alex Manders / Getty Images Incorporating focal points in your garden creates visual order by telling the eye where to look first. One of the easiest and most effective ways to do this is to grow flowering plants that are so big, colorful, or surprising that they're impossible to ignore. As you design your garden, experts say to consider adding these flowering plants with dramatic blooms to your space.
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15 Climbing Plants for Your Backyard Pergolas, Fences, and Trellises Original

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By Ann Hinga Klein
| Martha Stewart Living Verified
Credit: nkeskin / GETTY IMAGES While pergolas, fences, and trellises all make wonderful additions to a landscape, they look even better when adorned with climbing plants and flowering vines. Not only do these plants add beauty to your landscape, but they can also provide additional privacy where needed and even work well as ground cover, says Edward Lyon, director of Reiman Gardens.
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