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An Ontario woman who was sexually abused by a priest as a child says the Roman Catholic church is turning to Canada top court in an effort to further delay a decades-long legal battle.Irene Deschenes says the Diocese of London has filed for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada after Ontario highest court granted her the right to sue the church a second time over the abuse.While the diocese has the right to legally defend itself, that doesn ;t mean an appeal is the right thing to do, Deschenes said in a news conference Thursday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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