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pro-life noun against abortion, antiabortion, antiihetic to abortion, diametrically opposed to abortion, hossile to abortion, in favor of barring abortion, in favor of life, in favor of prohibiting abortion, in opposition to abortion, inimical to abortion, opposed to abortion, pro-human life, right-to-life advocate Associated concepts: consistent life ethic, human rights, partial birth abortions, pro-choice, pro-life movement, unborn child How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Although Crossed previously questioned what she saw as a narrow, single-issue focus of prolife activists, this woman dispelled that impression. Bill Ritter is a prolife Democrat with a good shot at besting his fellow Catholic, Republican Congress-man Bob Beauprez, in their race to become Colorado's next governor. adults consider themselves prochoice, while 44% say they are prolife and 5% put themselves in neither category. |
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