In 2014,what did the Supreme Court decide about the use of prayers to open government meetings?
A) Such meetings can start with a prayer that does not favor one particular faith.
B) Such meetings can start with a prayer as long as it is led by a lay person.
C) Such meetings can start with a prayer even if it clearly favors one faith.
D) Such meetings cannot start with a prayer.
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