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One rationale: it might cut down on late-term abortions State statistics show that late-term abortions (20 weeks) account for less than 1% of terminations (Weekend Australian, 6-7/11/04, p. There are legislative things that can be done, short of coercive law, and polls have shown the public receptive to them: restrictions on late-term abortions, a movement against abortions done to make sure the child brought to birth is a male, parental notification, etc. |
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