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imageCommunications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed Prime Minister Tony Abbott's same-sex marriage plebiscite idea. Mick Tsikas/AAP

Tony Abbott is burnishing his lines for a popular vote on same-sex marriage in the next term, if he wins one.

Abbott told parliament on Wednesday: “Going into the next election there will be two parties with...

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