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…free, they had no fear of unwanted pregnancies and the possibility of facing dangerous illegal abortions. Also, because their bodies were free, women began to explore their sexuality more openl! y which helped to create the liberal attitudes that were…

…for the people, uses his own personal beliefs to dictate what he will support, imposing these beliefs upon the people of the nation. Under his administration, issues such as abortion, gay and lesbian rights, as well as civil and voting rights, will certainly…

…it? Now!" A lot of the signs and chants questioned Bush's right as president and the validity of the voting process, while others complained about specific issues like the death penalty, abortion, corporate campaign funding, Bush's intelligence and competence…

…a test where something would have to be ingested by the rat. In reproductive studies, pregnant animals are fed chemicals and induced to abort their young. Rats and rabbits will have their entire uteruses removed before expected delivery dates so their fetuses…

…minority of single women murdered their children.” To me even a small minority seems mad. For some reason the thought of infanticide seems more appalling to me than the modern day abortion. However as mentioned before, this is just another way that different…

…and remain together the only way they can - through death. It was a seemingly simple solution for the two characters, that would allow Ethan to escape from his life without having to face the consequences of running away to be with Mattie. The aborted suicide…

…an abortion, which is taking a life away. In the future people can use HGP to change physical and mental states of a newborn baby. They could make it taller, stronger, smarter, change the skin tone, the eye color and hair color, possib ities are endless…

…to Holland, Robert Kennedy's intimate involvement with the CIA's Cuba plans began "two days after the inauguration." And after the aborted invasion in April 1961, he "immersed himself in Agency affairs." Whatever else he did, RFK kept the prosecutorial pressures…

…a baby. In Hemingway's story Hills Like White Elephants the man wants his sweetheart to have an abortion so that they can continue as they once lived. In To Have and Have Not, Richard Gordon took his wife to "that dirty aborting horror". Catherine's death…

…the point of abortion and how it could potentially be considered assisted suicide, although the fetus doesn’t really have a say in the matter. All of these points are worth mentioning because they do an excellent job of provoking thought within the reader…