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　　Two U.S. states see boost from gay weddings　　
　　BOSTON (Reuters) - As same-sex marriage stalls in California and a U.S. recession looms, Massachusetts and Connecticut are carving out an economic niche for gay and lesbian weddings -- and the spending that comes with them.
　　While many Americans are postponing weddings as the economy weakens, gay and lesbian couples like Angela Fischer and Tami Schmidt who planned to marry in California are turning to New England instead, a prospect that economists say could have a multimillion-dollar benefit on tourism.
　　"We had made plans to marry in California but we scrapped that," said Fischer.
　　"California's loss will be Connecticut's and Massachusetts' gain economically," said M.V. Lee Badgett, an economist at the University of Massachusetts' Institute for Gay and Lesbian Strategic Studies.She doubts the bad economy will slow the weddings.
　　Another destination for U.S. couples is Canada, where same-sex marriages are legal.
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　　同性恋婚礼在美两州大受吹捧
　　波士顿路透社报道：同性婚姻在加州被拖延，加上美国经济的衰退，马萨诸塞州和康涅狄格州为同性婚姻推出了一项经济政策，并从中赚取利润。
　　当许多美国人因为经济衰退而推迟婚礼，同性恋人Angela Fischer 和 Tami Schmidt却打算将原本计划在加州举行的婚礼转移到新英格兰，经济学家预计旅游业的收入可达数百万美元。
　　“我们原计划是在加州结婚，但我们改变了计划。”Fischer说。
　　“加利福尼亚在经济上的损失将是康涅狄格州和马萨诸塞州的成功。”来自马萨诸塞同性恋战略研究所的经济学家 M.V. Lee Badgett 并不认为经济危机会对婚礼有影响。
　　美国同性恋人的另一个目的地是加拿大，在那里同性婚姻是合法的。