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and the fact that she's a commissioned minister is the clincher in this case. teaching -- justice ginsburg: is the clincher in this case, but even -- i think you answered if she were not a commissioned minister, she's teaching the faith; therefore, she can be fired, and it doesn't matter whether she's commissioned. so, the commission is irrelevant. it's -- it's her job duties that count. mr. laycock: job duties are enough. commission is not irrelevant. it is the clincher. justice ginsburg: now, it was certainly for some purposes. i mean, if every teacher who teaches religion and math and a lot of other things said, i'm a minister and i'm entitled to the parsonage allowance on my income tax return, certainly that's something that a government agent would review. mr. laycock: well, they do review it there. i think they -- i don't think the lutherans have any problems with the irs on that. but, yes, that is a context where they review these questions. if i could reserve a few minutes for rebuttal, i would be grateful. chief justice roberts: you may. ms. kruger. kr

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in game six, the clincher of the nl nlcs. what did he go? two innings in that game?batters and gave up three home runs. >> joe: a 2-1 to allen craig. 3-1. with pujols on deck. temperatures dropped a bit. the wind is still whipping through the rangers ballpark. there is weather in the area. ball four is inside. it's supposed to rain, they say, in about 45 minutes. >> tim: it's tough to read a crowd, but you get a sense and the feeling from this crowd of enormous respect after seeing pujols and what he did his last time up. the rangers fans have heard about him. the nation has heard about him. the cardinals fans know him. >> joe: here is one to left centerfield. back at the track. he has got another. more respect. >> tim: unbelievable. >> joe: he has hit a three-run shot, now a two-run shot. and the cardinals lead shut-6 in the seventh. [ applause ] four for his last four at-bats. five rbis, three runs scored. pujols after being hitless in the first two games is heating up. >> tim: well, he is hot. >> joe: he's not heating up. he is over that hump. >> tim: he has been

in formula one red bull clinchers a second straight constructors title following sebastian fattal's victory at the korean grand prix for team adding that accolade to fattal's drivers crown which he secured last weekend and japan mcclaren drivers doing their best to put pressure on their rivals on sunday pole sitter lewis hamilton forced to settle for second place with another red bull man mark webber in third eight teams have won the f one constructors' championship more than once red bull now joining that club after our last seven seasons on the world's fastest so it's i was struggling a little bit with the tires but then the car seemed to seem to stabilize and come back and i was able to open it up just before we had the second pit stop here then to the end it was just fantastic i could push when i had to be. we got a little bit of a gap because those guys were fighting but no it's fantastic you know after last weekend the driver's championship this weekend come to construct the championship for the team. staying with a world of high octane engines case it has had a day to remember the no

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and the fact that she's a commissioned minister is the clincher in this case. >> it's the clincher inthis case, but even i think you answered if she were not a commissioned minister, she's teaching the faith, therefore, she can be fired, and it doesn't matter whether she's commissioned. so the commission is irrelevant. it's her job duties that count. >> job duties are enough, commission is not irrelevant, it is the clincher. >> it was certainly for some purposes, i mean, if every teacher who teaches religion and math and a lot of other things said i'm a minister and i'm entitled to the pass sonnage -- parsonage allowance on my income tax return, certainly, that's something that a government agent would review. >> they do review it there. i think they're -- i don't think the movements of are any problems of the irs, but, yes, that is a context where they review these questions. if i could reserve a few minutes for rebuttal, i would be grateful. >> you may. >> ms. kruger? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, the freedom of religious communities to come together and express

in game six, the clincher of the nl nlcs. what did he go? two innings in that game?home runs. >> joe: a 2-1 to allen craig. 3-1. with pujols on deck. temperatures dropped a bit. the wind is still whipping through the rangers ballpark. there is weather in the area. ball four is inside. it's supposed to rain, they say, in about 45 minutes. >> tim: it's tough to read a crowd, but you get a sense and the feeling from this crowd of enormous respect after seeing pujols and what he did his last time up. the rangers fans have heard about him. the nation has heard about him. the cardinals fans know him. >> joe: here is one to left centerfield. back at the track. he has got another. more respect. >> tim: unbelievable. >> joe: he has hit a three-run shot, now a two-run shot. and the cardinals lead shut-6 in the seventh. [ applause ] four for his last four at-bats. five rbis, three runs scored. pujols after being hitless in the first two games is heating up. >> tim: well, he is hot. >> joe: he's not heating up. he is over that hump. >> tim: he has been hot for 11 years. >> joe:

good in the game two start but he gave up an inning and two-third of relief, shut-out relief in the clincher stadium. 3--2 win. it happened on thursday night. the 2-2. back inside. he misses. full count. >> terry: jim leyland, they didn't even know if he'd be able to pitch tonight. they had him throw out to 90 feet to see what his comfort level was. >> joe: that rain-out helped him by giving him an extra day's rest. >> terry: i think jim leyland felt like the rain helped them a lot more than people were led to believe. >> joe: that is only as good as scherzer pitches. gave up two runs in the first. lead-off double here in the second. got a big pop-up. about to bring home the 3-2 to moreland. got the outside corner. two out. a big strike-out for scherzer. moreland had thought he wal walked. >> terry: he did walk. look at that. with that two-team movement and you get three, four, five pitches off the plate, good luck. >> joe: home plate umpire is larry vanover. he seemed willing to give side-to-side in this strike zone today. >> terry: i think i've told larry that a few times. he can't yell at

jim: so basically be a clincher here if they've got the first. and it is a first down for pittsburgh. redman, straight ahead. there's warren, 98. phil: good shot. warren getting in there. spikes. albert haynesworth. those are three pretty good run storms. jim: new england takes its last time-out on this side of the two-minute warning. phil: and isaac redman, just looking at him. we even talked to mike tomlin about the running backs. they have the fine roles. not surprising they gave the football to him in that situation. jim: they've added a couple of seconds on the clock, 2:10. but new england cannot stop the clock again. just the two-minute warning. 220 total yards today by the vaunted patriot offense. steelers defense, dick lebeau, they've not had the better of it on most of these occasions against them. phil: i'm sorry, jim. i just want to -- but it shows you why you have to be so aggressive when you're ahead of the patriots. all that's going on today, if they don't pick this situation up, it would be tough for the steelers to stop them. jim:

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