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queries: which amendment states, the right to abortion is not specifically conferred on a pregnant woman?

queries: who ruled that the federal constitution was not based on an explicit right for abortion

queries: which constitutional rights do not explicitly confer on the constitutional right to abortion?

queries: which amendments did the supreme court make to roe v wade

queries: which constitutional amendment gives women the right to abortion?

queries: which amendment to the constitution is no provision to prevent pregnancy?

queries: did the constitution give id babies the right to abortion

queries: why does the constitution say abortion is constitutional


queries: why does abortion make men less aggressive

queries: why abortion has the potential to exploitation of women, the media has reported

queries: does abortion cause men to exploit women

queries: why does abortion open the door to sexual exploitation of women?

queries: why is abortion a form of sexual exploitation?


queries: what kind of mental disorders can lead to abortions

queries: what is the correlation between a woman's mental illness and abortions

queries: why does abortion lead to mental health problems

queries: what is the relation between abortion and mental disorders?

queries: does mental health contribute to abortion

queries: what is the correlation between abortion and mental health problems

queries: what kind of disorders lead to abortion?

queries: what causes abortions and what causes it

queries: what is the correlation between mental health and abortions

queries: which of the following is a link between abortion and mental disorders?


queries: who said: george w bush will protect your unborn fetus, then send your grown child to die in war

queries: why is it hypocritical to send your child to war

queries: why did george w. reagan choose to fight for your children while they were in war?

queries: why is it hypocritical to prevent fetus from being born

queries: who said the u.s. should protect a fetus

queries: who said we will protect the unborn fetus and send them to war?

queries: who said george w bush will protect your unborn fetus, then send your grown child to die in war?

queries: who said fetus was protected but sent to die in war?

queries: who said protect fetus, send grownchild to die in war?

queries: why is it hypocritical to protect a fetus, but casually wage war?

queries: how did george w. bush defend his unborn baby

queries: which president protects an unborn fetus and sends it to war?

queries: which president defended the sanctity of life, but the policy of sending a grown child to war?

queries: who said george w. bush should protect your unborn fetus


queries: why does an aborting of a fetus make a difference

queries: why is it important to understand the relationship of a woman and a fetus

queries: why does a woman have to be attached to a fetus in order to keep the baby alive

queries: who created the fetus and the mother analogy

queries: which of the following is an analogy for pregnancy?

queries: why do women have a right to abort children

queries: how can abortions be an argument against abortion

queries: how do you say that an abortion is a dying person's responsibility

queries: why is an abortion the same way as a fetus

queries: why is it necessary to leave a pregnancy

queries: which statement makes it clear that the woman has a right to abortion?

queries: abortion is what type of relationship between mother and child

queries: which statement is true about the importance of a woman in her ability to unplug and not abort her baby?

queries: why are women so receptive when arguing against abortion?

queries: how does the dialysis analogy apply to abortion


queries: what is the difference between abortion and a free society?

queries: what are the different viewpoints on abortion

queries: abortion is a matter of personal belief.

queries: what is the moral and moral meaning of abortion?


queries: what is the most common form of alcoholism after abortion

queries: which condition is caused by an abortion

queries: can alcohol make me addicted to drugs after abortion

queries: what's the most common reason people get addicted after abortion

queries: what type of alcohol is in a child with an abortion

queries: which disease is commonly associated with abortion?

queries: why do people drink alcohol after abortion

queries: what are some common causes of alcoholism after abortion.


queries: is abortion anempowering condition in the world

queries: what is the impact of rejecting abortion

queries: is it easier for women to abort abortion

queries: abortions that empower women to have pregnancies

queries: what is the importance of rejecting abortion

queries: what is it about abortion vs prostitution

queries: why is there no way women can abstain from abortion

queries: what role does the women role in the pregnancy


queries: what's the difference between abortion and amputation

queries: why does abortion undermine dignity in life?

queries: which of the following undermines the dignity of life?


queries: which of the following was written in the declaration of independence?

queries: what rights are there in the declaration of independence

queries: what was the declaration of independence for the first time

queries: what was stated in the declaration of independence?

queries: what was the purpose of the declaration of independence?

queries: what rights have the declaration of independence affirmed

queries: what the declaration of independence said about the right to life?

queries: which of these rights is in the declaration of independence?

queries: what is the declaration of independence about

queries: what is the declaration of independence?

queries: which document is based on the principle of inalienability and equality


queries: who found abortion to be the ultimate exploitation of women

queries: who said going through pregnancy is better

queries: when were women encouraged to reject abortions

queries: who said it's better to refuse abortion or get pregnant

queries: who found abortion the ultimate exploitation of women

queries: who supported the women's movement that rejected abortion?

queries: who was patricia heaton and why did they believe abortion was the ultimate exploitation of women?


queries: does depression and tyranny come after abortion

queries: what is the common problem after abortion

queries: does alcohol cause depression after an abortion

queries: why did women have to get drugs and alcohol after an abortion

queries: what is a common disorder after a pregnancy

queries: do you have to have an abortion for depression

queries: do you become alcoholic after an abortion

queries: can alcoholism cause depression in women who have had abortions

queries: is alcoholism a problem when having abortion


queries: what is the right to life for unborn child

queries: which statement is true of the question of whether the unborn child is a human being?

queries: can an individual be justified in an abortion case

queries: why do people say that the unborn child is a human being

queries: who can be justified in a legal abortion?

queries: when the question of whether an unborn child is a human being is

queries: why is it so important that someone is informed about an abortion

queries: why do some people question an abortion?

queries: why would someone want to have an abortion


queries: why is the medical definition of abortion invalid?

queries: what is the idea of a woman with a fetus

queries: why is it important to unplug when pregnant

queries: why does it take an abortion analogy to work

queries: what is the purpose of the dialysis analogy

queries: why the women's fetus's body is not protected from her mother

queries: how is the fetus and mother alike related

queries: which statement is an example of a feminist argument against abortion?

queries: what is the difference between abortion and fetus

queries: what is the relationship between a woman and a fetus

queries: which of the following is an analogy of an aborted baby

queries: what makes an abortion so different from other abortions

queries: what is the importance of the dialysis analogy

queries: why do we say that a woman has the right to abortions

queries: why is an analogy against abortion important

queries: why was the medical analogy of abortion used as a way of dealing with the death of the baby in the womb

queries: which is a major difference between an abortion and a fetus?


queries: why was the phrase abort so hypocritical

queries: abortion what is the role of the mother and baby

queries: who is hypocritical to protect fetuses, but casually wage war on fetuses.

queries: hypocritical to protect fetuses vs abortion hypocritical to maintain fertility

queries: why abortion hypocritical to protect fetus

queries: who was accused of committing hypocritical abortion

queries: why do some people think the abortion theory is hypocritical?


queries: how can risky behaviors lead to abortion

queries: what kind of mental disorder cause an abortion


queries: what opens the door to sexual exploitation of women

queries: which type of exploitation opens the door to the sexual exploitation of women?

queries: which of the following is a type of sexual abuse that leads to a sex attack on women?

queries: what is the definition of abortion nasdaq


queries: what is the difference between abortion and conception?

queries: which of these causes the most abortion?

queries: why does abortion prevent societal contributions?

queries: why abortion is an important part of the societal contribution of a human being?


queries: why did america begin on the principle of freedom and choice

queries: what are the principles of a democratic society

queries: what were the principles of liberation of religion

queries: why were women's rights important for us

queries: which of the following is true of usa's founding principles?

queries: what is the importance of freedom of choice

queries: what was the principle of american democracy and how was it formed

queries: what are the principles of free choice of the constitution

queries: what principles did the pro choice movement uphold

queries: what was the american constitution founded on


queries: when would you have to go to abortion clinic

queries: why does planned parenthood do abortions

queries: who is the director of planned parenthood

queries: what kind of birth control is used when you are trying for abortion

queries: what is the reason people go to an abortion clinic

queries: when do you go to planned parents for abortion


queries: who said women have less choice after abortion

queries: who said women would get abortions if they knew their actions

queries: why do you feel the most depressed after abortion

queries: who was the doctor that helped prevent abortion in america?

queries: which doctor said that the women who had abortions would have less problems if wombs had windows

queries: when did bernard nathanson write about abortion

queries: who said more women would have abortion if the womb had windows

queries: which doctor said women would not have abortions if wombs had windows

queries: who said less women would have abortions if wombs had windows

queries: why did bernard nathanson warn women to have abortions

queries: when did bernard nathanson say women should no longer have abortions

queries: who said women are less likely to have abortions if they knew what they were doing

queries: if you knew about your abortions would you have to

queries: who said that we would have fewer abortions if we knew about it


queries: how did abortion affect american society?

queries: who said it is important to diminish the dignity of life

queries: who said abortion devalues dignity we assign to life?

queries: what is the general concept of abortion?

queries: who said abortion is the definition of dignity

queries: which statement in the human life review is consistent with reagan's view that abortion is a devalued dignity and dignity

queries: which president said abortion devalues human dignity?

queries: which statement best described abortion and the conscience of the nation

queries: which of the following is the main purpose of abortion quizlet

queries: why abortion is an issue of human dignity?


queries: can a parent be legally responsible for the care of a young child? quizlet

queries: can a parent care for a child without their body

queries: who is enslaved by the principle of enslavement

queries: what does it mean if a child is enslaved

queries: who must provide for the children of a new born

queries: do parent still provide care without their bodies

queries: who can be the mother or father that can give their child for life

queries: who is the parent who has the responsibility for a new born child?

queries: why does the principle to not be an enslaved child apply

queries: what is the principle that a parent has to control their bodies?

queries: can a father neglect a baby on the basis of their body?

queries: what does the principle about not being enslaved apply to

queries: does one have greater personal rights by virtue of their body or can a child provide care without their body?


queries: which right to life is not inviolable in abortion?

queries: what is the right to life for an abortion

queries: is it inviolable to have life if someone is born with abortion

queries: is it life's right to life or the right to abortion

queries: which of the following is the most inviolable right to life?

queries: what rights do people have regarding abortion?

queries: is there an inviolable right to life in abortion

queries: which amendments in the constitution establish the right to life?


queries: how negative does abortions affect women

queries: what is the impact on emotions on abortion?

queries: which effect does a woman have on emotions when pregnant?

queries: effect of abortion on the emotions of a woman

queries: does abortion negatively affect emotions

queries: what is the negative impact of a woman's abortion?

queries: what affect does a woman have on the women when they have an abortion

queries: which of the following has an impact on the women's emotional state?

queries: what are negative effects of an abortion

queries: what is the negative effects of abortion


queries: does an abortion really liberate a woman

queries: is abortion free or a failure of the abortion program

queries: who was liberated from the shackles of abortion?

queries: why does abortion fail to liberate women?

queries: which condition is not associated with abortion?

queries: can a woman be born after a period of abortion


queries: why is abortion important to the human population


queries: what was the decree that prohibited women from committing fornication and destruction?

queries: what is the legal definition for abortion

queries: how many penance years are women imprisoned

queries: which law prohibits an abortion from ending at the hour of death

queries: when was the legalization of abortion established

queries: why is it important for abortion to be condemned


queries: what is the difference between voluntary and voluntarily terminated pregnancy

queries: when an infant is aborted because of a failure to provide birth control to the mother, the pregnancy can be a voluntary

queries: when does a woman voluntarily give birth

queries: when does an involuntary conception of a fetus occur?

queries: what is the law of involuntary impregnation?

queries: when a woman does not knowingly choose to seek an abortion, it is impossible for the fetus to gain control of her body.

queries: which of these statements is true about abortion

queries: why does a woman need birth control to have a pregnancy

queries: what is the difference between abortion and voluntary pregnancy?

queries: when does a women voluntarily seek pregnancy


queries: when was roe vs wade reversible by the courts?

queries: who was the female lawyer that argued for roe vs. wade in bolton texas

queries: which abortion case was ruled as killing women?

queries: why did the women in roe vs. wade protest the abortion rights of women

queries: when did the roe vs wade abortion case start

queries: how did the supreme court reverse roe vs wade case

queries: when was the famous abortion case roe v. wade

queries: who argued roe vs. wade and dido vs bolton

queries: who argued that abortion destroyed the life of women?

queries: which case emphasized that the lives of women have been destroyed by abortion-on-demand?


queries: which nation has the precedent of having more people killed than others

queries: when were some people given the option of abortion

queries: which leader was responsible for abortion

queries: abortion set precedent of valuing some humans less than others.

queries: who said abortion sets precedent of valuing some people less than others?

queries: who started abortion and the consciousness of the nation

queries: abortion established precedent of valuing some humans less than others.

queries: who said the abortion set the precedent for valuing some humans less than others?

queries: which statement was made by reagan when he stated that abortion was a precedent

queries: which reagan phrase sets the precedent of valuing some humans less than others?


queries: what right is more important than the right to life

queries: does freedom of choice override the right to life

queries: what could be more important if a fetus had a right to choose life?

queries: how is the right to choice overridden by the rights to life

queries: which right overrides the right to life?

queries: can women be allowed the right for choice?

queries: what should be more important than freedom

queries: which right is overridden the human right to life and the right to choice?

queries: which rights is overriding the right to life?

queries: which rights do not override rights to life

queries: why is it important to have the rights to be the mother

queries: which right do i have moreoverriding right to life

queries: why is it important to choose if you have a right to life in the fetus?

queries: when is abortion overridden by the right to choice

queries: what is more important than the right to life?

queries: which right is more important than the right to life


queries: when a woman's life is at risk, abortion is justified

queries: what is it called when an abortion kills life


queries: why are most women disturbed by abortion

queries: what are some women disturbed about abortion

queries: why do women feel they should be pro-choice

queries: which term is used to describe a woman's desire to have an abortion

queries: why abortions cause so much anger in women


queries: why do women apologise for aborting their babies

queries: does the mother of a baby need to be a father to defend the dignity of the fetus

queries: why do fetal parents defend the dignity of children?

queries: what is the definition of fetal abortion

queries: who can defend dignity over child rearer

queries: how to defend the dignity of the fetus over a child

queries: why would you defend the dignity of a fetus

queries: if your fetus is aborted, why are they called that

queries: why is it odd to defend the dignity of a fetus over a child-rearer?


queries: which anti abortion campaign is most apathetic?

queries: which activist is known to love baby but deprive children

queries: what activist says that abortion is an anti-abortion issue?

queries: which anti-abortion group focuses on adolescent mothers and their kids?

queries: what is the definition of abortion activist

queries: which movement deprives poor women of babies


queries: which option is an alternative birth control option

queries: can abortion be an alternative or birth control

queries: when is it appropriate to use abortion instead of contraception

queries: why is abortion considered an alternative birth control

queries: who is abortion as an alternative to birth control?

queries: when a woman sees abortion as an alternative birth control

queries: how does abortion work birth control pill

queries: which is incorrectly described as an alternative to birth control

queries: why abortion is wrongly used as an alternative to birth control

queries: does abortion have to be used in addition to birth control

queries: why is abortion considered an alternative to birth control


queries: why is it better to get a fetus aborted than to neglect

queries: why is it better to abort or neglect a fetus

queries: is it better to abort than to neglect an innocent child?

queries: what is the harm of having an fetus aborted

queries: is it better to abort a baby than neglect a born child

queries: what is a better choice for a child to be abandoned or given birth?

queries: why it is better to abandon a baby or to give birth

queries: why would you seek abortion than neglect a born child

queries: why should you seek abortion instead of neglecting a baby


queries: why are humans called to not kill the life of human beings

queries: do abortionists believe in life as a class


queries: how do women feel about being impregnated

queries: what is the responsibility of a pregnant woman

queries: when does an impregnation affect the birth of a child

queries: why are women held responsible for the birth of a child

queries: who is responsible for a pregnant woman in the world

queries: who should be held responsible for impregnation

queries: why should women be held responsible for birth

queries: is it okay to become a mom for impregnation

queries: what is the responsibility of being a woman for impregnation

queries: should the woman be held responsible for child birth

queries: when a woman becomes pregnant, she should be held responsible

queries: is it better to not impregnate an elderly woman or to be responsible?

queries: a woman who becomes pregnant should be held responsible for

queries: who can be held responsible for the birth of a child

queries: why is the woman in the hospital supposed to be responsible for the birth of her child?


queries: why do fetal uterus suffer during abortion

queries: can a fetus be aware of a pregnancy after an abortion?

queries: what is the difference between a fetus and a fetus during pregnancy?

queries: what is the difference between a fetus and an afetus and why

queries: which type of fetus has the most symptoms during abortions

queries: what happens to a fetus during an abortion

queries: which part of the womb does the fetus suffer during abortion?

queries: which fetus suffers the most from abortion

queries: when a fetus is born pregnant what is she called


queries: why is it better to abandon a child than to have one

queries: is it better to regret not having a baby or a child

queries: what is the earliest time to have a baby

queries: what is better to regret having a child than to regret having one

queries: which is better to regret having a child or to refuse to have a child

queries: why do they say it is better to not have a child than to not have one

queries: when you have to abort a baby what to do

queries: why it is better to regret not having a child than to regret

queries: why is it better to regret having a child than to regret having a baby?

queries: why is it better to not abort a child or not have a child

queries: when is it better to be sorry than to have a child

queries: is it better to abort a child than to have one


queries: sexism opposition to abortion is largely based on

queries: what was the main difference between the sex of the abortion movement and the sexism of the sexism in the abortion movement?

queries: why did the opposition to abortion start

queries: why does the anti abortion movement exist

queries: why are some opposing the abortion movement

queries: why was the opposition to abortion formed

queries: what is the political opposition to abortion?

queries: what is the opposition to abortion based on?

queries: why is abortion the issue of opposition to it


queries: if a fetus were defined as a person, the legal shifts would be too dramatic.

queries: what is the law regarding fetus ablation

queries: if you define abortion as human being, what legal term would apply to the fetus?

queries: if a fetus was defined as a person, the legal shifts would be too dramatic.

queries: what is the difference between abortion and fetus

queries: which term refers to a person who does not conceive


queries: what is the reason to terminate a pregnancy

queries: which type of disability does abortion avoid

queries: can you decide during pregnancy if a fetus is disabled

queries: why a baby is terminated when they are disabled

queries: when is the right time to terminate a pregnancy

queries: which term describes the possibility of a termination of pregnancy?


queries: is it better to give up a baby for adoption or abortion

queries: why adoption is a bad option for pro life

queries: what is the difference between adoption and a baby

queries: why is adoption considered a moral solution to the abortion problem

queries: what is the moral of giving up babies for adoption?

queries: why is it dangerous to adopt an abortion?

queries: is adoption a better choice than abortion

queries: is adoption a moral solution to the abortion problem

queries: why does adoption make it bad for mothers


queries: is there an argument for an abortion as life?

queries: why is it necessary to stop fetuses from conception

queries: which of the following is a strong argument for a moratorium on abortion?

queries: what is the best reason for a moratorium on abortion

queries: why did they put a moratorium on abortions


queries: what is the importance of the right to an abortion as a human right

queries: what are the rights of the father in an abortion

queries: why does abortion affect the rights of women

queries: what rights do women have in order to have abortions

queries: why is there a right for women to have a choice in pregnancy

queries: what rights should a woman have over her own

queries: do women have a rights when it comes to abortion

queries: which of the following is a primary right that must be considered in addition to the right of the woman?

queries: what is the difference between human rights, the fetus' rights, the women's rights etc.

queries: how should a woman's rights be respected

queries: why does the father have rights for fetus?

queries: what rights do parents have in relation to abortion

queries: what is the primary purpose of the women and their rights in abortion

queries: what is the main consideration when considering abortion rights?


queries: why is it wrong to afetus after conception?

queries: why is it wrong to take a fetus from a mother after death

queries: why do humans die fetuses besides themselves


queries: is post abortion syndrome a medical condition

queries: why is post abortion syndrome not a medical condition

queries: is post abortion syndrome medically recognized

queries: which is a common symptom of post-abortion syndrome

queries: is post birth syndrome a medical condition

queries: is post abortion syndrome a medical diagnosis or a disorder

queries: what is the difference between post abortion syndrome and pregnancy

queries: is post-abortion syndrome a medical condition

queries: which of the following is not a medically recognized syndrome


queries: what is the most common form of pregnancy for males? abortion

queries: why would a woman choose a pregnancy over an abortion

queries: what is the difference between abortion and pregnancy?

queries: what is the choice between abortion and conceiv ment

queries: can a woman be forced to give birth in sex because of her pregnancy?

queries: what is a woman's choice in a relationship

queries: who is a woman who is burdened with pregnancy

queries: why do we believe abortion can be a bad idea

queries: what is the difference between abortion and childbirth

queries: can an abortion be done in a woman's body


queries: why was it called the 'abortion of the baby'

queries: which of these could have been avoided by hitler

queries: why was the abortion of hitler necessary

queries: what was the meaning of death during hitler's ww1

queries: what would happen with the abolitionists birth of hitler?

queries: what was the effect of the nazi abortion

queries: what was hitler's reaction to the death of his wife

queries: what was the reason that hitler was aborted


queries: what is the reason for shortening the life expectancy of a kid or adult

queries: why do children have short life expectancy

queries: why do we shorten the lifespan of children

queries: which of the following would you say about a child with a short life expectancy

queries: how do you tell if a child has very short life span

queries: what is the short life expectancy of a child

queries: what is the life expectancy of a children

queries: which statement is true about the lifespan of a person with a short lifespan?

queries: why is a child's life span a short term one

queries: does short life a child mean they can't live

queries: what is the reason for a short life expectancy

queries: what does the life span of young children mean

queries: when your life expectancy is very short, do you take away all a disabled kid has

queries: what is the definition of short life expectancy?

queries: how does the lifespan of someone with a disability vary?

queries: why is there an increasing life expectancy for disabled children

queries: why does a disabled child have a short life span


queries: why is it important for women to abort child

queries: does adoption spare women from pain of pregnancy


queries: which statement best describes the continuum in which human life begins

queries: how do you know if life is continuum of life

queries: which philosopher said life begins at conception

queries: 'life begins at conception' who is credited with defining it as a continuum of life

queries: which term describes the continuity of time?''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

queries: does the human body begin at conception?


queries: how many abortions does the government do each year

queries: what is the importance of abortion in our society

queries: why is it important to not involve the state in abortion

queries: why does state intervention need to be justified

queries: why is the government engaged in abortion

queries: why does the u.s. want state intervention in abortions

queries: why was the state concerned when a woman had an abortion?

queries: why is it necessary to have a moral choice in the workplace?

queries: why do we need the state to intervene in abortions

queries: when the state starts to control abortion


queries: what is the difference between abortion and fetus destruction

queries: why is it important that a baby never have an fetus

queries: which statement is not justified because the fetus could harm the mother?

queries: what is the legal meaning of aborting a fetus

queries: what is the definition of fetus destroying mother

queries: which term describes an abortion that may harm a fetus?

queries: can a woman have a baby and have a baby?


queries: what does a child need to know about abortion

queries: what is the difference between a child being aborted and a child dying

queries: what is the definition of the term abortion

queries: why does the mother want your child to be a martyr

queries: which type of abort is the most common type of child abortion

queries: what is meant by the term life is taken away

queries: child's life is being taken away by abortion

queries: what is the meaning of fetus's adolescent aborting their child

queries: what is it called when a person is given life


queries: what is the difference between rape and abortion

queries: which of the following is a common cause of abortion?

queries: what is the difference between a rape and abortion?

queries: what is the difference between abortion and rape


queries: is prolifers justified in showing gruesome images of abortions?

queries: why are pro-lifers justified in showing gruesome images of abortions?

queries: do pro-lifers show the gruesome images of abortions

queries: which statement is correct in describing abortion?

queries: why do abortion pro-lifers use gruesome imagery


queries: how do you know if your abortion is a good option at viability

queries: when do people draw their own viability line

queries: when should the viability of abortion be drawn

queries: what is viability and the right to abortion

queries: which term is considered viability and when is the term used to identify abortion

queries: when can a woman decide if her pregnancy should terminate

queries: which is a good cut off for abortion? a b d a viability

queries: which of the following is a good cut off point for when abortion is appropriate or not?

queries: who said viability is a good cut off for abortion

queries: who ruled that viability is a good cut-off for abortion


queries: what is the most emotionally damaging thing to do when you give up a child for adoption?

queries: is adoption as emotionally damaging as abortion

queries: what is the difference between child adoption and abortion?

queries: is it easier to give up an abortion or adoption

queries: how is a child adoption related to abortion

queries: can the mom give up her baby for adoption

queries: what is the emotional effect of adoption

queries: can adoption be as emotionally damaging as abortion

queries: can an abortion be as emotionally devastating as adoption?

queries: why do you think adoption is more damaging than abortion?


queries: who says late-term abortion encourages infanticide

queries: why are late term abortions harmful to the infant?

queries: when does an infant die from an abortion

queries: who has been involved with late term abortion

queries: why is it important to stop late term abortions

queries: why is late term abortion a dangerous act

queries: when did reagan start promoting infanticide in the us

queries: which president emphasized the importance of the late-term abortion in our nation?

queries: what was the relationship between infanticide and early pregnancy

queries: which era was the study of late term abortion in the united states

queries: who said late term abortion is the cause of infanticide?


queries: what was a welfare contract called in which the unborn adopted a social contract?

queries: what would happen if the unborn wore a protective veil of ignorance

queries: what's the social contract of ignorance?

queries: which of the following is considered the social contract of ignorance?

queries: which term describes the social contract under which someone becomes aware of their birth condition in an unborn spirit?

queries: what is the social contract of ignorance

queries: who proposed the concept of the veil of ignorance?

queries: why is there a veil of ignorance for abortion

queries: which of the following is an idea developed by the philosopher john rawls?

queries: who proposed the concept of a social contract in which the unborn adopt a social contract?

queries: which of the following is a concept that is commonly referred to as a veiled social contract?

queries: who coined the idea of a veil of ignorance

queries: what is the definition of the veil of ignorance

queries: who is the author of the theory of veil of ignorance

queries: what is the unborn under the veil of ignorance

queries: which term means the unborn would adopt a pro-life social contract?


queries: which of the following should be protected against abortion?

queries: why are unborn child protected from abortion

queries: why should the unborn be protected from abortion

queries: which of the following is considered to be an example of a child’s voicelessness?

queries: what should be protected against abortion

queries: what rights do people have against abortion

queries: do people with voiceless babies need protection

queries: why should unborn be protected from abortion

queries: are unborn uninformed protected from abortion

queries: should the unborn be protected from abortion and adolescent sexually transmitted diseases


queries: how does a child protect themselves from abortion

queries: what are the main concerns of a mother about aborting her child

queries: what kind of child does abortion protect

queries: is child protection law required in alabama

queries: what is the child protection act for abortion


queries: what is the difference between a rape crime and an adoption

queries: what can a rape victim put up for adoption

queries: is it ok for a rape victim to abandon their child

queries: when the baby is adopted does it get ripped off

queries: can a rape victim put baby up for adoption?

queries: which term describes the ability of a rape victim to put their baby up for adoption?

queries: can rape victims put up their baby up for adoption?

queries: can a rape victim put their child up for adoption

queries: which is the best way to put a child up for adoption

queries: what kind of rape can a child be put up for adoption

queries: what's the difference between rape and adoption?

queries: can a rape victim put their baby up for adoption

queries: can a rape victim put a child up for adoption

queries: can rape victims put their baby up for adoption

queries: can an abusive husband put a baby up for adoption


queries: abortion militant groups act violently in opposition to abortion.

queries: why are pro-life militants violent in opposition to abortion?

queries: which militant groups act violently in opposition to abortion?

queries: why do pro-life militants attack abortion

queries: what type of activism is the pro-life movement

queries: what is the definition of pro-life militants

queries: which prolife militant groups act violently in opposition to abortion


queries: why are humans constantly expanding in their independence and ability to survive

queries: how are humans becoming physically and mentally more capable and independent

queries: when you become a fetus who becomes independent?

queries: is it illogical to claim that humans are always increasingly viable

queries: how is the concept of viability related to today's society?

queries: when do you say humans are always viable

queries: when is a fetus deemed to be a viable creature

queries: is it arbitrary to say humans are always more viable?

queries: which of the following is the point of a line on viability?

queries: which statement is based on an arbitrary idea that from conception humans are always becoming increasingly, and therefore are becoming more independent?


queries: which feminist advocate said abortion should never depend on whether it is wanted or not?

queries: who said that the life of an infant should never depend upon whether it's wanted or not

queries: who said that life should never depend on whether it is wanted or not

queries: who emphasized that the unborn should never depend on whether a life is unwanted?

queries: which of the following urged that the unborn be free to live on whatever means

queries: who said life should not be dependent on wanting

queries: who said the life of an individual must never depend on a wish

queries: should unborn life depend on whether it is wanted

queries: why life should never depend on a person being born

queries: who said that the life of an individual must never depend on whether its unwanted

queries: who said that unborn life should not depend on whether it is 'wanted' or not?

queries: what is the definition of having abortion

queries: who said that the life a baby should not depend on whether it is 'wanted'


queries: when an infant is killed by another baby, it is called:

queries: is an eight month old still an infant or a month old

queries: when a baby is killed what is the difference between fetus and infanticide

queries: when a baby is killed by someone else how is a person killed

queries: what is the difference between murder and abortion

queries: difference between abortion and infanticide


queries: why is the right of a fetus not an inviolable right

queries: does a woman have the right to her own life?

queries: who can decide if a woman can abort a fetus

queries: is a fetus a righteous individual or family

queries: who cannot claim a fetus as an inviolable right

queries: is it inviolable to give a female fetus the right to eat

queries: a fetus cannot be said to have an inviolable right to a woman's body.

queries: why should a woman be deprived of her body

queries: does the fetus have a right to sustenance


queries: what is the meaning of aortitis ad nauseam?

queries: how does abortion impact the future of a person

queries: what is the meaning of abortion in pregnancy

queries: fetus is removed from the body due to abortion

queries: what is the definition of abortion for kids

queries: what happens to a fetus when he is aborted

queries: which of the following is derived from the scientific term abortion?

queries: what is the medical definition of abortion

queries: what is a fetus deprived of during a pregnancy


queries: why does abortion hurt child relationships

queries: what is the effects of a child being aborted

queries: why does abortion worsen your relationship with parent

queries: how does abortions affect parent-child relationship

queries: what are the effects of child abortion in a family

queries: what makes parental child abandonment worse


queries: is it a crime if a victim is raped and is murdered


queries: what is wrong when you consider abortion a tool in crime prevention

queries: why are abortions an important tool for crime prevention

queries: why consider abortion a crime prevention tool

queries: what is the purpose of abortion? why is it a crime prevention strategy?

queries: which is wrong to think abortion is a tool in crime prevention?


queries: why would women travel to another country where they can terminate their foetus?

queries: if abortion ban was implemented, what would the result be?

queries: why is the ban on abortion unenforceable in asia

queries: how can a woman travel to another country to be given an abortion?

queries: why does it make abortion illegal in the usa

queries: how to ban abortion in a foreign country

queries: why is it important that foreign nations ban abortion

queries: why would we be allowed to travel abroad for abortions

queries: would it be illegal for pregnant women to travel?


queries: which woman said, abortion is unnecessary, because mothers want children, but they don't want them, or adopted kids, orphans, orphans,

queries: who said abortion is a problem with india

queries: who was mother teresa of calcutta and who founded the missionaries of charity organization?

queries: which mother said: abortion is unnecessary?

queries: who said abortion is unnecessary for children

queries: what is the great destroyer of peace today, abortion?


queries: difference between killing a helpless fetus and the death of a willing soldier

queries: why is it incomparable to killing someone's babies?

queries: what's another name for the infant who dies as a result of a helpless fetus

queries: how do you compare the life of an unborn baby with the life of a willing soldier?

queries: what is the difference between an infant and a baby

queries: what is the difference between killing a fetus and death of a willing soldier

queries: is killing a fetus incomparable to the death of a willing soldier?

queries: compare infants born in unborn to mothers

queries: why is it bad for unborn babies to be born?

queries: how to compare the death of a soldier to the death of his helpless fetus

queries: which is a comparison between a helpless fetus and an unborn baby?

queries: is it incomparable to aborting a fetus from the birth

queries: what is the difference between a fetus and a baby

queries: what is the difference between a baby born into the world and a baby born from the birth?

queries: what is the difference between fetus and baby


queries: which of the following is an example of the premise that a fetus is no more a human being than an acorn is a tree?

queries: fetus is no more a person or an acorn is a tree

queries: which statement is true about the premise that a fetus is a person?

queries: who said a fetus is no more than an acorn is a tree

queries: what is the meaning of the phrase the fetus is no more a human than an acorn is a tree

queries: how can we say a fetus is not someone else

queries: a fetus is no more a human than an acorn is an oak tree

queries: what is the premise of the argument that the fetus is not a person, but a tree?


queries: which pro-abortionists dehumanize fetuses to get away with murder?

queries: which of the following pro-abortionists dehumanize babies?

queries: which type of abortion is the pro-abortionists


queries: when did love not life begin after abortion

queries: what is the issue that has raised the issue of abortion?

queries: why abortions is the issue on love not life


queries: what prevents the mothers of children from becoming unready mothers

queries: why does abortion prevent the rape of victims?

queries: what prevents rape victims from becoming unready mothers

queries: which of these prevents victims of rape from becoming unready mothers.

queries: what is a fetus that prevents victims of rape from becoming unready mothers

queries: what prevents victims of rape from becoming unready mothers


queries: why is abortion more likely to wipe out the good than the bad

queries: which term means that abortion wipes out the bad

queries: which term is more likely to wipe out the bad than wipe out the good

queries: why did he say he had a baby and a baby had to have an abortion

queries: which is more likely to wipe out the bad than wipe out the good?

queries: what is the difference between birth control and abortion

queries: which is better to abort or terminate a pregnancy


queries: which statement best describes the principles of the law

queries: what are the difficulties in enforcing laws called

queries: do laws need difficulties of implementation

queries: which statement does not diminish the principle of the law?

queries: which of the following is a principle that is not weak enough to undermine the principle behind the law?

queries: why do law enforcement laws have difficulties


queries: who said abortion was not an answer to unwanted pregnancy

queries: who said roe v wade did not overturn abortion

queries: why did the american women support abortion

queries: who said: abortion and the conscience of a nation

queries: who wrote: abortion and the conscience of a nation

queries: who said that the government should not overturn roe v. wade to stop the pregnancy from becoming a pregnancy?

queries: who says abortion is not the answer to unwanted pregnancy

queries: what was ronald reagan's attitude when he said abortion is bad for the body

queries: who said the government should take action to overturn roe vs wade?

queries: who wrote abortions and the conscience of a nation

queries: who is leading the movement to overturn roe v wade

queries: can abortion be given to women who can't support a child.

queries: who said the roe v wade amendment is an example of a civil war

queries: who said a woman who couldn't support her child would not able to have an abortion

queries: how did reagan's abortion impact the nation

queries: who said abortion is not the answer to unwanted pregnancy


queries: why are illegal back alley abortions more common

queries: which of the following is a back alley abortion?

queries: difference between back alley abortion and back alley abortion

queries: what are the advantages of back alley abortions

queries: what is the difference between black market back alley abortions & incontinence abortions

queries: why are abortions less common when it is illegal

queries: which is more likely to result in a dead mother and a baby than back alley abortion?

queries: what is the difference between back alley and back alley abortion

queries: what is the difference between back alleys and back alley abortions


queries: which is the only criteria for being human

queries: is the ability to feel pain considered human

queries: which characteristics make an embryo a person

queries: which critterion can an embryo be considered

queries: which characteristic of the human being is not included in the criteria for personhood?

queries: which criterion would be considered to be a person


queries: what is the difference between a fetus and an abortion fetus

queries: do fetuses have rights over their mother?

queries: do aborted fetuses have a right to parentage

queries: is it possible for a fetus to be dependent

queries: can you take an abortion on a child as a dependent

queries: what rights does the fetus have over the mother


queries: why is child rearing important for women

queries: why do adolescent children need to be able to be raised in a healthy way

queries: does child rearing work after a child is able to conceive

queries: what is the process known as child rearing

queries: why is child child rearing a natural process?


queries: abortion is an arbitrary exception for abortion

queries: what is abortion, rape, and how can you prevent it

queries: what is the legal limit to abortion for women?

queries: which is an arbitrary exception to the law about abortion


queries: what does the abortion ban do to the poor


queries: which physician would have difficulty performing an abortion

queries: why is it important to perform abortions for the doctor

queries: what is the difficulty of abortions doctors

queries: what is the difference between a doctor and abortion doctor

queries: why would a doctor not perform an abortion

queries: which term means a person who is difficult to perform abortions

queries: why doctors have difficulty performing abortions

queries: why do doctors have difficulty performing abortions

queries: does the ability to perform abortions make a doctor uncomfortable with their job

queries: do doctors have to have difficulty performing an abortion

queries: which profession has difficulty performing abortion

queries: what would you think of an abortion doctor


queries: what is the meaning of abortion in children

queries: why abortion should not be a solution to social problems

queries: why does social problems arise in a child

queries: why is it important that a child not experience a social problem?


queries: is it illegal for doctors to carry out abortions

queries: what is the difference between a legal abortion and a black market abortion

queries: what's the difference between safe abortion in the medical field & legalized abortion

queries: which of these is safer for legal abortions or for the black market?

queries: why was illegal abortions fought for in the us

queries: are doctors allowed to perform abortions

queries: which is better legal or illegal abortion

queries: is legal abortion safer than black market abortions


queries: which of the following is a law that allows us to protect ourselves from the pain of an abortion?

queries: which is a legitimate reason for abortion

queries: what is the medical term for pain caused by fetus

queries: why do women have the right to sue a doctor for abortion

queries: why is it justified for a woman to have an abortion in self defense

queries: does the fetus cause bodily pain to women

queries: why does a woman pursue an abortion in her own defense?

queries: why should i have an abortion for my baby

queries: if a fetus causes pain, what is the right to self defense

queries: can you defend your child by an abortion?

queries: why is abortion justified in the first place


queries: can a woman not be pregnant with children

queries: when can you have a baby after a woman conceived and is pregnant

queries: can a woman get pregnant with a baby and survive the pregnancy

queries: can a woman have a baby without an aborted baby

queries: what is the limit to a woman able to have an fetus if he has had a child

queries: what type of women can have a child with the intent to abort?


queries: abortion advocates wrongly value quality of life over sanctity of life.

queries: why does abortion advocates value quality of life over sanctity of life?

queries: why abortion advocates wrong value life over sanctity

queries: why does abortion advocates believe life is precious

queries: why adolescent is wrong about quality of life

queries: when did abortion advocates wrongly value quality of life?

queries: why does abortion advocate value quality over sanctity

queries: why do abortion advocates value life over sanctity?

queries: why do abortion advocates wrongly value life over sanctity of life?

queries: which advocate wrongly values quality of life over sanctity of life?


queries: when does a man have to be imprisoned for abortion

queries: abortion is justified in cases of impregnation by rape.

queries: why is an abortion justified in a case of impregnation by rape?


queries: which racial or ethnic group has been affected by abortion

queries: does abortion harm the african american community

queries: which communities are affected by abortions

queries: what is abortion disproportionately affecting

queries: what is the disproportionate impact of abortion on the african american community?

queries: effects of abortion on african americans

queries: where does abortion affect the african american community

queries: what is the impact of abortion on african americans

queries: which african americans are at risk of a fetus abortion

queries: why is abortion disproportionately prevalent in the african american community

queries: which abolitionist group is the most affected?

queries: which group is most affected by abortion

queries: how did abortion affect african american community


queries: why does an abortion doctor feel bad in the first place?

queries: who is the doctor that performs abortion


queries: what's the difference between abortion and abandonment

queries: how does adoption help couples in the world

queries: why do people have to have their children after abortion

queries: what is the problem that abortion has in relation to having children

queries: why does abortion deprive couples of child

queries: what is the purpose of abandoning a marriage

queries: why isn’t someone willing to adopt their child


queries: how does a legal abortion affect a woman?

queries: effect of abortion on the sex of a woman

queries: can a woman's sexual functions decline after abortion?

queries: does legal abortion negatively affect women's behavior

queries: what effect does legalization have on women?

queries: does abortion negatively influence women

queries: how does abortion negatively affect women?

queries: does abortion affect women's sexual functioning

queries: what is the negative effects of abortion


queries: what is the potential of fetus for being a person?

queries: is the potential of the fetus to become a human?

queries: what's the difference between a fetus and a human being

queries: which of the following is not sufficient to prove the embryo had a right

queries: what is the potential of a fetus as human being

queries: which statement best illustrates the importance of the potential of a fetus?

queries: what is meant by the statement: Potential of the fetus to become a person is not sufficient to explain this statement?

queries: what is the potential of a fetus to become a person

queries: how long does it take a fetus to develop into a person

queries: what is the potential for fetus to become a person

queries: what is potential of a fetus to be a human

queries: how long does it take for embryo to grow into a person

queries: what is meant by the term potential of fetus being a person

queries: which statement is true about the ability of a fetus to become a person?

queries: what is the potential for a fetus to become a person quizlet


queries: why are wanted fetus called unwanted fetuses?

queries: what is the name of a loved baby with a tendon in it?

queries: difference between unwanted babies and unwanted fetuses

queries: which term describes a newborn that is loved but unwound?

queries: what is the difference between an unwanted fetus and an unwanted one

queries: difference between wanted and unwanted fetuse

queries: why are unwanted fetuses considered unwanted

queries: what's the difference between a wanted fetus and a unwanted fetus


queries: can you have an abortion without a mother

queries: why would a woman want to have a abortion?


queries: why is it better to abort your baby than kill them

queries: is a woman dying better than killing her baby

queries: why is a woman dying better than killing a baby

queries: why is a woman dying of a baby better than a baby dying of an erection

queries: what is the difference between afaia and an abortion?

queries: why was it better to abort baby than kill baby

queries: what is the best thing to do in an abortive state

queries: what's better to have a baby die or have a baby fetus

queries: what is the best thing to do if you get pregnant with an abortion?


queries: is abortion a medical problem or health problem

queries: how many women die from abortion due to illegal

queries: which term indicates the lack of choice for abortion?


queries: why did hippocrates use the oath of oath to prevent abortion?

queries: who said in the hippocratic oath that doctors can't produce an abortion?abc.com/

queries: who was credited with defining the medical term hippocratic oath?

queries: hippocratic oath forbids doctors from performing abortions

queries: which oath forbids doctors from performing abortions?

queries: what is the meaning of a hippocratic oath

queries: when was abortion banned under hippocratic oath


queries: what is the point of preventing an abortion

queries: why is the life of a fetus important for women

queries: why is the fetus important for women in adolescence

queries: why does a woman have to bear the risk of birth

queries: why do people consider it important to avoid abortion

queries: why is it necessary for a women to avoid the pain of the fetus?

queries: why was it important to avoid having children

queries: why a woman bears the risk of child birth

queries: why should ota be the only consideration when deciding the outcome of a babybirth


queries: what is the difference between abortion and birth

queries: what is the difference between an abortion and a normal birth

queries: is an abortion safer than a normal birth

queries: is abortion more harmful than giving birth?

queries: is an abortion more dangerous than an ordinary birth

queries: can abortion and birth be dangerous together

queries: is an abortion more risky than giving birth

queries: is giving birth more risky than abortion


queries: if a woman had the right to life what would happen to her

queries: what happens to the fetus if you give him life

queries: why do we need to give fetuses right to life

queries: if a fetus had a right to life do they charge him with murder?

queries: which statement is true about fetus right to life

queries: if the abortionists claim that fetuses should have a right to life, they would never go far as to charge them with murder.

queries: what is the difference between a murder charge and a right to life

queries: what would happen if a fetus had a right to life

queries: what is the difference between an abortionist and an abortionist

queries: what happens if a fetus got a right to life

queries: which is a fundamental inconsistency in abortionists views?

queries: what would the abortionist do if a fetus had a right to life

queries: which of the following should not be subject to murder charges?

queries: if a fetus had a right to life, abortionists should not be charged with murder


queries: what is the law about infants being killed


queries: abortion is a medical term that allows women to have sex comfortably without fear of pregnancy

queries: why do a woman abort without fear of pregnancy

queries: can you abort sex without fear of pregnancy

queries: what is the medical term for a woman who has aborted

queries: what is the medical definition of abortation


queries: which is a trying circumstances abortion

queries: under attempting circumstances, abortion is called

queries: which law defines a fetal amputation as an experiment in trying circumstances?

queries: what is the exception to abortion under trying circumstances

queries: what circumstances are considered a felony for abortion?

queries: is abortion under trying circumstances a rule

queries: what circumstances could an abort a woman

queries: what is the meaning of attempting circumstances in abortions?

queries: what are the circumstances of an abortion

queries: are abortions considered trial circumstances in a hospital

queries: can an abortion be done at the point of giving birth

queries: what is the legal term used to explain a felony abortion?

queries: which term is used to describe an abortion under a trying circumstance

queries: what is the aforementioned circumstances


queries: what is the medical definition for amputation?

queries: which is a form of eugenics and mass murder


queries: who said how can anyone be against abortion but for the death penalty

queries: what's the difference between the death penalty and abortion?

queries: who said how can anyone be against the death penalty?

queries: who is the dutch girl who is against the death penalty?

queries: which is contradictory in the term of opposing abortion and supporting the death penalty

queries: which of these two statements contradicts the fact that a person has voted against abortion and that they support the capital punishment?

queries: is it contradictory to oppose abortion while supporting the death penalty

queries: who opposes abortion and support the capital punishment?

queries: who said it is contradictory to oppose abortion and support the capital punishment

queries: what's the difference between support for the death penalty and a person opposed to an abortion

queries: why do they oppose abortion and support the death penalty?

queries: why does the death penalty contradict one another

queries: which statement contradicts the point op-ed that opposes abortion while supporting the death penalty?

queries: when is the opposite of capital punishment

queries: who is the woman who is against abortion

queries: how can anyone be against abortion but for the death penalty?


queries: when a fetus is aborted, is an abort a fetus justified in the name of safety

queries: can mothers abort infants for themselves

queries: why can't you abort your child for health reasons

queries: is it permissible for a mother to abort the fetus

queries: what is the legal basis for aborting a fetus?

queries: is it okay for a mother to abort a fetus