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单选题Carlos F. Lucero was against the fundamental right to marry and favoured the Fourteenth  Amendment.

参考答案E
解析:此句意为“卡洛斯·卢赛洛反对婚姻基本法，支持第十四套修正案”，这是E段We hold that the Four· teenth Amendment protects the fundamental right to marry…．”Circuit Judge Carlos F．Lucero wrote．的同义转述。因此，正确答案是E。
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