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Meanings of abortion in English
Intentional ending of a pregnancy.
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Examples for "miscarriage"
Examples for "miscarriage"
1
They say the case against them is a grave miscarriage of justice.
2
Medical Matters: One in five pregnancies is estimated to end in miscarriage.
3
The Daniel Morgan case should count as an unresolved miscarriage of justice.
4
Few data exist on the risk of miscarriage after exposure to pivmecillinam.
5
She later suffers a miscarriage and, before a court, holds Nader responsible.
Usage of abortion in English
1
Last year the Law Commission recommended three options for abortion law reform.
2
The United States, meanwhile, has had a different abortion history than Europe.
3
The case has brought new attention to El Salvador's strict abortion laws.
4
He said a fresh referendum on abortion was not a good idea.
5
But they dealt with more than violence and abortion in American society.
6
Bovine abortion of unknown infectious etiology still remains a major economic problem.
7
PORTUGAL: Portugal's parliament has voted for a national referendum on legalising abortion.
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Supporters of abortion rights said they would challenge the measure in court.
9
The previous Socialist government made abortion before the 14th week widely legal.
10
But despite these successful legal challenges, 19 states currently ban telemedicine abortion.
11
Is abortion likely to split the Fine Gael parliamentary party next year?
12
The reality is today women won, abortion rights activist Marcela Howell said.
13
Protect women's access to reproductive healthcare, including contraception and safe, legal abortion.
14
The Spanish government has backed a proposal for a tougher abortion law.
15
Fine Gael's Lucinda Creighton voted against the Government on the abortion legislation.
16
He said under no circumstances would he and his party allow abortion.
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Abortion through the time
Abortion across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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