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Supreme Court building to remain closedWASHINGTON (CNN) -- Chief Justice William Rehnquist announced from the bench Tuesday that the Supreme Court justices will meet again Wednesday in a ceremonial courtroom where they met Monday and Tuesday. The Supreme Court building remains closed at least through Wednesday because of positive tests for anthrax in the basement mailroom. Officials are awaiting the results of further environmental tests. Following Wednesday's arguments, the court is not scheduled to be back in session until next Monday
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