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In 2019, a congresswoman introduced a revised ERA which mentions "women" in one of its clauses.
 
In 2019, a congresswoman introduced a revised ERA which mentions "women" in one of its clauses.
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=== Time limit in the resolving clause ==
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There was a seven-year time limit in the resolving clause, not the amendment itself, which [[Congress]] enacted.  As this scholarly analysis demonstrates, the resolving clause of a constitutional amendment is fully effective, and thus the seven-year time limit on the ratification of ERA is enforceable.<ref>https://reason.com/volokh/2023/09/13/new-light-on-the-era/</ref>
    
==Impact on abortion and other issues==
 
==Impact on abortion and other issues==
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