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Kansas won't force providers to ask patients why they want abortions while a lawsuit proceeds.
Attorneys for the state and for providers challenging the new law announced a deal Thursday .
In return for not enforcing the law, the state will get another four months to develop its defense of the challenged restrictions.
The agreement was announced during a Zoom hearing in Johnson County District Court in Kansas City area.
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