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Margaret Drabble: The beginning of life should not be a subject for crude polemic
guardian.co.uk May 10, 2008
Margaret Drabble: Forty years ago legalised abortion was a triumph, but is it time to rethink the rights of the unborn? ... Forty years ago legalised abortion was a triumph, but is it time to rethink the rights of the unborn? It was the old wives' abortion remedy that...
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- Newborn and Toddler Health,
- Child Health,
- Female Health,
- Human Rights & Minorities,
- Fetus,
- Pain,
- Women's Rights,
- Pregnancy,
- Judiciary & Lawsuits,
- Abortion,
- Children's Rights,
- Child Birth,
- Human Reproduction,
- Pharmaceuticals,
- Premature Baby
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