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Meanings of pro-life in English

Advocating full legal protection of embryos and fetuses (especially opposing the legalization of induced abortions)

Usage of pro-life in English
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The case has attracted intense public interest, including from US pro-life groups.
The Guardian
2
The move is to establish pro-life credentials on the widest possible stage.
The Guardian
3
None of the pro-life groups has based its arguments on religious grounds.
The Irish Times
4
Some even go so far as to call it a pro-life Bill.
The Irish Times
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The Fianna Fáil leader has said he is both pro-choice and pro-life.
The Irish Times
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There are like tons of pro-life people who want higher taxes, etc.
NY Magazine
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But you know who's really pissing me off, truthfully, is pro-life people.
Love All The People
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There is only one pro-life party and it's not them, she said.
News.com.au
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Compare this consistency to the wild swings of Fox's pro-choice, pro-life question.
The Guardian
10
The next week there was a pro-life commercial during the Letterman Show.
Love All The People
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Democrat candidates ran successfully across the country on pro-life, pro-gun, tough-on-immigration tickets.
The Guardian
12
In 1995, McCorvey had a Damascene conversion and became a pro-life activist.
The Irish Times
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In this society, few people are for abortion; the vast majority is pro-life.
The Irish Times
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Trump promised to appoint conservative pro-life justices who would defend the Second Amendment.
Wired
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She said she was voting for him because of his strong pro-life views.
The Guardian
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He said he was opposed to this because of sincerely held pro-life beliefs.
The Irish Times
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