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in defiance of the law

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Dr Morgentaler, a Polish-born physician who survived Dachau concentration camp, quit his family practice in Montreal in 1968 to open his first abortion clinic in defiance of the laws of the day.
The New York Times reported last week, though, that 33 ministers nationwide had planned to endorse a presidential candidate from their pulpits today in defiance of the law.
He claims to have acted preemptively and in self-defense, as the criminal, long in defiance of the law, was planning to attack its representatives.
 
 
 
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