Similar words: choice, rapprochement, choir, voice, VOICES, crochet, rejoice, brochure. Meaning: adj. advocating a woman's right to control her own body (especially her right to an induced abortion).
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31, I was surprised to see a white woman wearing a pro-choice button and holding a black baby in her arms.
32, Opponents like Keene and her organization and other pro-choice groups have called for consumers to boycott this pharmacy in protest.
33, Most people are neither pro-choice nor pro-life, but both; we cherish life, we value choice, and we trade them off with great reluctance.
34, They were looking for a way to erode Roe v. Wade; besides, there was no political advantage to a bill that even most pro-choice senators and representatives would support.
35, Mormon who has flip- flopped on both abortion and civil unions, and said he was "effectively pro-choice" as recently as two years ago.
36, So, to an anti-choice person, the pro-choice people are Pro-Abortion.
37, Elizabeth Nash of the pro-choice thinktank the Guttmacher Institute says access to abortion has been progressively whittled down under a constant barrage of legal challenges.
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