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| - From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Abortion]] abortiō (“‘miscarriage, abortion’”), from aborior (“‘miscarry’”); see also abort.
- See Judicial Activism
- Abortion, in its most common usage, refers to the deliberate premature termination of a pregnancy resulting in the death of any or all carried unborn infants.
- Abortion is the the removal of an embryo or fetus from the uterus in order to end a pregnancy. In today's culture, it is considered controversial especially since Roe v. Wade. Pope John Paul II himself called abortion "gravely immoral". Proponents of abortion call themselves pro-choice; opponents consider themselves as pro-life.
- Abortion is when an embryo or a fetus is removed from a woman uterus. It sometimes happens naturally (miscarriage), usually this term is used when it is preformed by a doctor. This keyword should be be used if the plot involves the latter form or is a documentary about the subject.
- Abortion (堕胎 Datai) is a Pink film written, directed, and with music by Masao Adachi, and produced by Kōji Wakamatsu.
- Abortion is an extremely safe procedure, and can be even safer than childbirth. However, conservative-influenced studies have attempted to identify every possible complication that could occur to control women through fear and destroy such great organizations as Planned Parenthood.
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- Abortion is the willful termination of a pregnancy in progress. The undivided historical Christian witness had been (up until the 1960s) that such an action is a grave evil, amounting to no less than the murder of a defenseless infant by the abortionist. In the 20th century, as competing philosophies of the nature of human life came to be spoused, the undivided witness of Christianity against abortion was broken. The main positions now held [1] by different people seem to be as follows (1) total opposition to abortion, (2) an openness to abortion’s legitimacy because in some way or for some reason the unborn is not considered a human being or human person, (3) a position which regards abortion as legitimate in certain (exceptional) circumstances, but largely rejects the practice because it
- Abortion refers to any termination, natural or unnatural, of a pregnancy which ends the life of a fetus. Intentional abortion refers to any intervention, by any person including the mother, that willfully terminates a pregnancy, thus ending the life of the baby. On demand refers to the situation where abortion may be obtained by request or consent of the mother for a broad range of social, economic or personal reasons that do not include immediate threat to the life or health of either mother or child. An abortion is "late-term" if it is performed after the twentieth week of pregnancy. __TOC__
- (Countries where abortion can be given if the mother wants it, without there needing to any reason beyond not wanting a child)
* Image:Flag-aethelnia.gif Aethelnia — permitted up to a certain age, or beyond if sufficient reason exist.
* Image:GBR.jpg Greater Burovian Realm — permitted up to a certain age or otherwise by physician's declaration.
* Image:Flag-neoliliana.gif Neoliliana — permitted up to a certain age, or beyond if an obstetrician declares otherwise.
* Image:Flag-ordland-small.gif Ordland — permitted in the first twelve weeks. It is included under state health subsidies.
* Image:Flag-portocapital.gif Porto Capital — permitted in the first twelve weeks, as part of government-sponsored healthcare and family planning. Also allowed if there is a risk to the mothe
- Abortion was a procedure in which a fetus was terminated within the mother's womb. In 2153, the Triannon female Indava asked Doctor Phlox to terminate her pregnancy, as she did not want her child to become a soldier in D'Jamat's war. Phlox did not perform the procedure because he did not finish "studying their physiology." (ENT: "Chosen Realm") In 2365, Deanna Troi became pregnant from a non-corporeal lifeform. Lieutenant Worf proposed aborting the fetus as it may have been a threat to the crew. Troi refused, and carried the child to term, which lasted just over a day. (TNG: "The Child" )
- Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy during the time that a child develops from an embryo at conception to a fully-developed baby. The Bible considers this practice an abomination, as ancient religions during the time before Jesus Christ have practiced ritual infanticide by the parents sacrificing their children to the god Molech. not to mention that it simply goes against the commandment to not murder.
- The act of killing a living American citizen by ripping him or her from a pregnant mother's womb "God's sacred vessel" sure sounds awful ... and of course it is. Everyone agrees this is too cruel, unusual and inhumane for death row inmates, but we'll ignore the fact that few if any death row inmates are or have ever been pregnant. While the term also applies to non-Americans, be they illegal immigrants or aboriginal or Zulu, we don't care because while kids surviving status as fly bait may eventually starve in Africa, we only care about Americans.
- Someone who is famous for this and has gone down in history is Tara Newmark, who is an exceptional aborter. Her actions date back centuries. Like most aborters, Selina was once famous for saying "I'm going to have a baby" think again... Recently she had an abortion, it involved kicking the shit into her stomach thus liquidising the contents for the general Bob to drink in a smoothie, which has been said to be like "chewing a jelly baby". The reason why she had an abortion was unclear. Some believe the creature inside her was pure evil, others believe the baby was growing outside the fallopian tube. Either way it's evidently clear that business studies would not have been a worthwhile A/S if Selina Hussein hadn't had an abortion.
- An abortion is an elective procedure to terminate a pregnancy. The right of women to obtain an elective abortion in the United States is one of the most controversial political issues in the country, although this right is generally settled in the rest of the industrialized world. As it exists, a woman has the right to an abortion in the first trimester (first three months) of a pregnancy. After that, the right to an abortion varies from state to state, but still may not be denied if the abortion is necessary for the health of the mother. Several episodes have dealt with the issue of abortion:
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