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A city ordinance bans all signs in residential neighborhoods, including political yard signs, to reduce visual clutter. A homeowner challenges the ban under the First Amendment. How should a court most likely rule?

The ban is valid as a reasonable time, place, and manner restriction The ban is valid because signs are commercial speech entitled to less protection The ban is valid because aesthetics is always a compelling interest The ban is unconstitutional because it forecloses a unique and important medium of political speech

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The ban is unconstitutional because it forecloses a unique and important medium of political speech

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