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pro-choice
(redirected from A woman's right to choose)

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pro-choice noun abortion advocate, accepting abortion, approving abortion, endorsing abortion, in favor of abortion, pro-abortion, sanctioning abortion, supporting legalized abortion, supportive of abortionGenerally: self-determination
Associated concepts: abortion on demand, legalized aborrion, spontaneous abortion, voluntary abortion
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Baker is considered a moderate himself, in favor of gay marriage and a woman's right to choose.
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I've often wondered why, instead of attacking President Obama and his views on abortion and a woman's right to choose, Catholics in Canada and the US led by the bishops haven't started a prayer campaign.
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Obama, who is a Christian, is known to support a woman's right to choose an abortion and is in favour of recognising civil unions for homosexuals -- both positions strongly opposed by the Vatican.
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