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This week, the Adult Survivors Act was signed into law in New York, opening a yearlong window in which survivors sexually abused or assaulted when they were 18 or older can file lawsuits against their abusers and the institutions that enabled the abuse. The law is long overdue, as survivors often need years or decades to come to terms with their abuse.

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