One instance of infanticide has already been documented this summer.
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Abortion opponents claimed his comments were an endorsement of infanticide.
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No one knows the true scale of infanticide in Nigeria.
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Apple is about to commit infanticide against the iPhone 33.
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That renders the problem of Hitler infanticide all but unsolvable.
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If you intentionally harm and kill the child, that is infanticide.
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Somehow we get on the topic of infanticide among animal species.
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Despite all this, Tran is correct: Infanticide is illegal in Virginia.
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The GOP has branded the Democrats as the party of infanticide.
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The word "infanticide" is written across the top of the screen.
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Republicans, led by Trump, now regularly accuse Democrats of supporting infanticide.
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To the author's chagrin, infanticide was also borne out by research.
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Northam wore blackface and advocated infanticide yet still has a job.
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A spare, lonesome thing, it tells of infanticide, rot and ruin.
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You're singing songs about infanticide and 400-pound animals that can fly.
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Who doesn't love a little didactic infanticide with their hot dog binge?
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Cub infanticide has also been observed with leopards, bears and other animals.
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There's police brutality, infanticide, weird stuff with fetishization of a disabled man.
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I asked him how it had felt, the deep dive into infanticide.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia that some took as an endorsement of infanticide.
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Mothers whose babies died without witnesses were assumed to have committed infanticide.
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Infanticide was written into Roman law and practiced widely in the Roman Empire.
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Ralph Northam made confusing comments that some took as an endorsement of infanticide.
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Menashi, however, wrote, without citing specific sources that the procedure often involved infanticide.
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Republicans argue that Northam's comments regarding the abortion bill were an endorsement of infanticide.
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The policy, which resulted in abortions and cases of female infanticide, was ended in 2015.
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In recognition of postpartum disorders, Britain, Australia, Canada and 21 European countries have infanticide laws.
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Despite what you might have heard, at no point did Tran try to legalize infanticide.
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They all support abolishing private health care, giving free health care to illegal immigrants and infanticide.
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Infanticide had been a common method to part with an unwanted child for centuries before abortion.
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Presumably this means the unquestioned domination of men over women, aggressive displays between males, and infanticide?
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Those who supported Senate Bill 359 said the measure was an important check on potential infanticide.
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Ralph Northam seemingly endorsed infanticide, it became clear that living, breathing children were in grave danger.
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" But Sasse said in a speech to the Senate last year that Northam had "endorsed infanticide.
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It's done to commemorate the Massacre of the Innocents, the biblical account of Herod's mass infanticide.
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But the damage was done: Many interpreted Northam's remarks as an endorsement of infanticide, including the president.
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The governor's comments were confusing, and some took them, at the time, as an endorsement of infanticide.
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But a spokesperson for the governor told Vox that he had "absolutely not" been referring to infanticide.
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Societal ills like female infanticide and dowry pulled back development, with gender equality remaining off the table.
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" But Sasse said in a speech to the Senate on February 4 that Northam had "endorsed infanticide.
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And that's just not sufficient for addressing infanticide and abortion survival and these kinds of new frames.
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And I didn't think I would ever write things like infanticide, which you see in Morrison's novels.
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As birth quotas bit, gender ratios became more skewed by infanticide and sex-selective abortions of girls.
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Ralph Northam (D-VA) made during a recent interview were misinterpreted by some as an endorsement of infanticide.
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Dowry's baneful effects are also assumed to contribute to sex-selective abortion, female infanticide and malnutrition among girls.
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She was convicted in Williamson County of infanticide and sentenced to 99 years in prison for killing Chelsea.
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I can tell you before President Trump gave his State of the Union, Fox News talked about infanticide.
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Ralph Northam made confusing comments in support of the bill that some took as an endorsement of infanticide.
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"I never thought I would see the day America had government officials who only support legal infanticide," Rubio tweeted.
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For me, the Bible contains too much encouragement of slavery, ethnic and religious intolerance, murder, infanticide and outright genocide.
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"The problem of female infanticide does not seem confined to smaller villages, contrary to common perception," its report states.
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Ms. Tamang was still delirious with pain and shock when the police arrested her and charged her with infanticide.
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The traditional desire for a male heir prompted abortions and even infanticide under the nation's previous one-child policy.
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" Senator Ben Sasse, the Nebraska Republican who is the author of the bill, had called it an "infanticide ban.
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That soap revolves around female infanticide: in one episode, a father murders his baby daughter by drowning her in milk.
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During high-profile rally appearances, Trump has made false claims about late pregnancy abortions and infanticide into common talking points.
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Vox's Anna North covered the controversy and Northam's remarks, which his opponents claimed amounted to a tacit endorsement of infanticide.
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The German tribes, pre-Islamic Arabs, and ancient Japanese, Chinese, and Indians all practiced infanticide in one form or another.
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Ralph Northam's comments in support of a Virginia abortion bill last week, which some interpreted as an endorsement of infanticide.
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Among those experienced with properly aged wines, uncorking a fine bottle prematurely will draw aghast grimaces and cries of infanticide.
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Pope John Paul II, for his part, argued that the "way of death" was not limited to abortion and infanticide.
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Monopolies not only prematurely euthanize big firms that are good tax payers and employers, but perform infanticide on emerging retailers.
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There was a Notre Dame law student who said that birth control, abortion and infanticide are all the same thing.
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This is hardly the first case of infanticide in mammals, but it's the first observation of such an act in orcas.
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"One way to deal with this [risk of infanticide] is for the male and female to become a pair," he said.
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But conservatives read Northam's comments as an endorsement of infanticide and proof of the need to defend against third-trimester abortions.
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That number has now been reduced to about 600, Joe says, 100 of whom are babies; fetuses, newborns, or infanticide victims.
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In London, the homicide rate - murder, manslaughter and infanticide - fell 50% from 163 in 2007/8 to 109 in 2015/16.
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An infanticide question awaits the Democratic nominee and it's easy to predict that the answer will not sit well with voters.
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The horrors seem endless: involuntary sterilization, forced late-term abortion, infanticide and child abandonment, state-sanctioned child abduction and human trafficking.
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His comments sparked outrage from anti-abortion groups and Republicans, who argued failing to provide care to a newborn is infanticide.
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It merely prevents infanticide, while the Pain-Capable Act only matters in states that don't already have a 20-week limit.
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Mr. Sasse insisted that doctors and abortion clinics were engaging in "passive infanticide" by withholding care from babies who survive abortions.
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The inmate population is reduced through deliberate starvation, forced labor under brutal conditions, executions (including by stoning), torture, rape, and infanticide.
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Expectant mothers in France drink wine and eat pâté, for instance; their American counterparts see this as one step short of infanticide.
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Female infanticide in India spans centuries, with an estimated three million girls "missing" as a result of social preferences for male heirs.
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Democrats said infanticide is already illegal, yet they seemed to argue that it is sometimes necessary if the baby is severely disabled.
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The program has introduced awareness campaigns to prevent female infanticide and provided funding for education and health programs to support young girls.
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The subjects Slimani takes on—and not just infanticide—are so unmentionable that you worry you're tempting the fates by mere proximity.
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What was singular about this turn of events was that the belief in Jewish ritual infanticide had always been a European psychosis.
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Mr. Trump is going to tell the American people that his opponent supports infanticide, no matter what he or she actually believes.
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Mr. Northam's office later said he was discussing medical treatment, not abortion, but Republicans, including Mr. Trump, accused him of promoting infanticide.
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Trump would apparently have you believe, and perhaps he believes himself, that in these situations doctors do a delivery and then commit infanticide.
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As a demonic figure strongly associated with darkness and infanticide, Lilith appeared throughout the ancient legends of the Hittites, Egyptians, Israelites, and Greeks.
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Ms. Shah got the idea of a "gender crisis" from news reports about sex-selection abortion and female infanticide in India and China.
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The point of the bill seemed to be to pretend that infanticide, which is already illegal, is a consequence of liberalized abortion laws.
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At least 10,000 intersex babies are born each year in India, but infanticide, abandonment and mutilation are common, according to LGBT+ rights groups.
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Meanwhile, the police officer told Reuters that the incident "seems to be a case of female infanticide," when parents deliberately kill newborn daughters.
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A local officer told the outlet that the incident "seems to be a case of female infanticide," when parents deliberately kill newborn daughters.
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"We don't see infanticide or females being sexually coerced, and we don't see males being aggressive to females in any way," Parish explained.
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Opie does agree that larger group sizes -- and societies -- had a role to play in us becoming monogamous, but with a darker rationale: infanticide.
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The president's call for Congress to take up new legislation comes nearly a week after Northam was accused of promoting infanticide by Republican critics.
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Ralph Northam not only supported the bill but appeared to endorse infanticide, stating: If a mother is in labor…the infant would be delivered.
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Infanticide is illegal everywhere in America — and this narrative pushed by right-wing, anti-abortion politicians is intentionally deceptive and not rooted in reality.
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This fine biography attempts to reconcile her political acumen with the human sacrifices, infanticide, and slave trading by which she consolidated and projected power.
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Though pipefish don't commit infanticide, Dr. Monteiro wondered whether they experienced something similar to the Bruce effect because pregnancies are so costly for males.
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The UK, for example, has a separate offense of infanticide, which can be charged when a woman's "balance of mind is disturbed" after giving birth.
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On the face of things, it describes the actions of a revered figure who on the principle of "following orders" is prepared to commit infanticide.
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Navjot also addresses childbirth in a painful and powerful work, "Palani's Daughters" (1996), by turning her gaze on the issue of female infanticide in India.
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I think some of it is just a misunderstanding about what abortion care looks like, and particularly equating it to infanticide, which is really insulting.
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Democrats have argued that infanticide is already illegal, and that the legislation is an attempt to discourage doctors and nurses from participating in legal abortions.
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Due to high rates of female infanticide in rural areas (families value male babies more than female babies), India has a serious sex ratio problem.
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A newborn baby who had been buried alive was rescued from a cemetery in India in a case that police reportedly suspect is female infanticide.
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The Democratic nominee must have a clear, compelling message that will help persuadable voters see that he or she does not in fact support infanticide.
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Republicans seized on comments he made in an interview about a proposal concerning late-term abortions, suggesting Mr. Northam had effectively come out for infanticide.
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" Pence said he was troubled by what he called "the Democratic party in our country, and leaders around the country, supporting late-term abortion, even infanticide.
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What happens on Fox News is relevant because they talked about infanticide for six and a half hours...right before President Trump's State of the Union.
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Although there has been steady progress in such things as stamping out female infanticide and spreading women's education, statistics continue to reveal a stark sex divide.
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It is a peaceful time that allows the parents time to say goodbye to their newborn; it is nothing like the images the word "infanticide" conjures.
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Not only is infanticide illegal, but abortion very rarely take place late enough in pregnancy that the fetus is viable, which generally occurs around 24 weeks.
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Democratic contenders for president are lining up to support abortion on demand, and even infanticide, and declaring war on even the most modest pro-life policies.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida likened the Democratic proposals to legalizing infanticide, and the former United Nations ambassador, Nikki Haley, said the idea made her sick.
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"In just a few years, pro-abortion zealots went from 'safe, legal, and rare' to 'keep the newborns comfortable while the doctor debates infanticide," said Sen.
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"In just a few years pro-abortion zealots went from 'safe, legal, and rare' to 'keep the newborns comfortable while the doctor debates infanticide," said Sen.
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The bear world, however, can be quite violent, and infanticide events are not unknown — there have been 1323 documented cases in 35 years at the Brooks River.
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"What happens on Fox News is relevant because they talked about infanticide for 6.5 hours, 6.5 hours right before President Trump's State of the Union," Gillibrand said.
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In total, right-wing sites were responsible for 63% of links and 72% of posts on the platform, often sharing false stories about fetal heartbeats and infanticide.
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" Tran: "I should have said: 'Clearly, no, because infanticide is not allowed in Virginia, and what would have happened in that moment would be a live birth.
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The New Poor Law in 1834, which ended parish relief for unmarried women, contributed to rising instances of infanticide, which also worked as a source of bodies.
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But Madurai said the number could be much higher as parents often do not register their baby as intersex, adding that infanticide, abandonment and mutilation were common.
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"Born Alive" is less about abortion than it is a question of infanticide because it would protect infants who are delivered alive after a failed abortion procedure.
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Trump's lies work to focus public attention on issues of his choosing; if Democrats are trying to explain that they don't support infanticide, Trump has already won.
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Practices that were once crimes, like fornication and adultery, or that are still crimes, like incest, infanticide, and rape, generally lie outside the scope of his concern.
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Ralph Northam last year for his comments on a radio show about a bill before the Virginia House of Delegates, which some initially construed as supporting infanticide.
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While there is no polling on infanticide the Marist poll found that 75 percent of Americans would limit abortion to — at most — the first three months of pregnancy.
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According to Germany's public international broadcaster Deutsche Welle, the zoo suggested that the infanticide may have been down to Kigali's inexperience, or that the cubs had development problems.
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Last week, the Senate failed to advance two bills that frame abortion as infanticide, forcing vulnerable Democrats into uncomfortable votes and energizing a socially conservative base for Republicans.
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Nor, for that matter, does she need to know the finer points of incest, infanticide or Little Red Riding Hood's slut-shaming (by her grandmother's cat — that happens!).
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The story, described in the Gospel of St. Matthew, among other writings, says Joseph and Mary sought refuge in Egypt to protect Jesus from the threat of infanticide.
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Some experts say the practice is becoming less common but for girls, it can lead to poorer allocation of household resources and medical care, neglect, and even infanticide.
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Actually, you should have known dressing up in a KKK outfit was "abhorrent" back in 1984, just like you should recognize advocating for legalizing infanticide is abhorrent today.
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"What happens on Fox News is relevant because they talked about 'infanticide' for 6.5 hours right before President Trump's State of the Union, mentioned it 35 times," she explained.
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So-called "honour killings" would be a candidate for such a study, as would the related phenomena of daughter neglect and the selective infanticide and selective abortion of females.
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Ralph Northam (D) provoked outrage among anti-abortion groups, lawmakers on Capitol Hill, and even the president and vice president, with some saying the bill's supporters were embracing infanticide.
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As forensic pathologist and infanticide expert Gregory Davis told me, "I have yet to see a wealthy white woman get charged" with killing a child she claimed was stillborn.
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Good luck persuading any God-fearing pro-lifer (including the authors) not to dig in their heels against what faith, reason, and science conclude is a form of infanticide.
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But it's a safe bet that the recent livestreamed infanticide and the widely publicized shooting of an elderly man in Cleveland on Easter Sunday figured into the company's thinking.
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There have been 13 documented accounts of infanticide occurring at the Brooks River since the early 1980s — though it's unknown how common the events are beyond the view of rangers.
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They discovered approximately 11 million had simply gone unreported; that means another four million or so were probably lost to female infanticide (7 percent) and sex-selective abortion (20 percent).
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Northam said that after a baby is born, a "discussion" could occur between parents and doctors about what to do next, which some critics took as an endorsement of infanticide.
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"If Democrats are truly against infanticide, every single Democratic senator should support this bill," said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List, in a statement.
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For these choices — the one-child policy, and the forced abortions and sterilizations and infanticide the policy either required or encouraged — the Communist regime bears a heavy burden of guilt.
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The policy had worrying consequences for the gender balance as a desire for male children led to reported abortions and infanticide to ensure a couple's only child was a boy.
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The other legislation would require medical care be delivered to infants that survive abortions and is viewed by Democrats as unnecessary and misleading, given that infanticide is already a crime.
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The act underscored the illegality of infanticide and stated that if an infant survives an abortion procedure, that infant is entitled to medical care and the protection of the law.
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Second, they were already deeply disgusted with Northam over his support of a bill that would roll back abortion access restrictions to the point that, they argue, would allow infanticide.
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"India has shown utter disregard and disrespect for women ... rape, marital rapes, sexual assault and harassment, female infanticide has gone unabated," said Manjunath Gangadhara, an official at the Karnataka state government.
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Abari said the authorities had failed to find civil society groups to work with them to combat infanticide as there was a lot of denial in communities and suspicion of outsiders.
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After decades of following a strict one-child policy, in 11.23 Beijing announced that it would drop the controversial policy, which, for decades has been blamed for infanticide and forced sterilizations.
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The policy also had worrying consequences for the gender balance as a desire for male children led to reported abortions and infanticide to ensure a couple's only child was a boy.
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To kill a viable, healthy baby falls in the classification of infanticide, a fact that was reinforced by the passing of the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act by Congress in 2002.
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Outrage among activists grew after New York passed a law protecting abortion in later stages of pregnancy, and Virginia's governor used language that many Republicans saw as an endorsement of infanticide.
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So when, on Saturday, he told a particularly lurid lie about infanticide at a political rally in Wisconsin, it was, like so much in this administration, at once shocking and unsurprising.
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That orthodoxy, as embodied by legislation in liberal states and pressed by activists upon the Democratic candidates for president, would allow abortion absolutely throughout pregnancy while still prohibiting infanticide absolutely thereafter.
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The same year, he appeared onstage at the Royal Shakespeare Company in "Infanticide in the House of Fred Ginger," a controversial work that ended with the gratuitous killing of a child.
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Tran had won by 0483 points in 2017; after her abortion gaffe, which became the focus of a national Republican campaign to run against "infanticide," her margin shrank to 20 points.
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According to a US Treasury statement, Kim Won Hong directed and managed activities including "beatings, forced starvation, sexual assault, forced abortions, and infanticide" that took place in the system of prison camps.
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Singer, perhaps the most notorious of any euthanasia proponent, has argued for the justifiability of early infanticide, particularly in the case of disabled children, drawing the fierce opposition of disability rights advocates.
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But the governor has said that he was "absolutely not" talking about infanticide — and in any case, the Virginia bill would certainly not allow doctors to "execute" a baby after it's born.
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Through education and legislation, National Right to Life is working to restore legal protection to the most defenseless members of our society who are threatened by abortion, infanticide, assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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Ralph Northam made confusing comments in support of the bill that some took as an endorsement of infanticide, and President Donald Trump has been bringing up the episode in speeches ever since.
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But Mr. Northam abruptly became a polarizing figure this week when, amid a debate about abortion access in Virginia, he gave a radio interview that led to accusations that he supported infanticide.
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A 2017 International Bar Association report cited evidence of "systematic murder (including infanticide), torture, persecution of Christians, rape, forced abortions, starvation and overwork leading to countless deaths," and other crimes against humanity.
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Do they oppose aborting viable babies, infants targeted because of their sex or genetics, infanticide for babies born during abortion, full-taxpayer funding of abortion, or forcing abortion into citizen's health-care policies?
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Respondents also ranked India the most dangerous country for women in terms of human trafficking, including sex slavery and domestic servitude, and for customary practices such as forced marriage, stoning and female infanticide.
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It is considered one of the few true psychiatric emergencies, in large part because of the high rates of suicide (5 percent) and infanticide (4 percent), and it nearly always requires psychiatric hospitalization.
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Democrats have struggled to defend the new legislation; privately some say they are not being persuasive in explaining the health situations the bills address while the other side accuses them of condoning infanticide.
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Humanist and devout Christian Florentines grew concerned as infanticide became more common, especially since according to their beliefs the souls of these unbaptized infants would remain in a hellish limbo state for eternity.
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He has consistently misrepresented efforts in New York and Virginia to expand access to abortion later in pregnancy, painting Democrats as promoting "infanticide" — something healthcare providers have said is a misrepresentation of the truth.
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Rather than face these repercussions, the study reports, some families turned to sex-selective abortion and female infanticide (the practice of denying health care to baby girls so they die in their first year).
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Photo: Towers et al (Scientific Reports 2018)A pair of orcas earned their "killer whale" moniker one late fall day in 2016 by committing the first act of orca infanticide ever captured on film.
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In his sharpest critique to date, Ramirez on Sunday published a 3,000-word column in local newspaper Panorama, comparing Maduro to Herod, the Roman-appointed king of Judea who was accused of mass infanticide.
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Infanticide is the subject of one grim chapter of James Sharpe's new book, "A Fiery & Furious People", which examines a history of English violence from riots to highwaymen, and from executioners to serial killers.
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Respondents also ranked India as the most dangerous country for women in terms of human trafficking, including sex slavery and domestic servitude, and for customary practices such as forced marriage, stoning and female infanticide.
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Not until the end of the play, when Faust returns to find Gretchen in prison for infanticide, and on the edge of madness, does he realize how selfish his quest for experience has been.
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The measure would establish new criminal penalties for infanticide by requiring doctors and nurses to provide the same level of care to an infant that survives an abortion as they would to any other newborn.
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Lesbians face a life of double discrimination - first because of their gender in a male-dominated society where sexual violence, child marriage and female infanticide are common - and then because of their sexuality, activists say.
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IN THE GALWAY SILENCE (Mysterious Press, $26) gives this hotheaded detective good cause for rage, being a fictional treatment of, among other things, a notorious case of systemic fetal death and infanticide in Irish convents.
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In February, when the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act failed to pass, Trump falsely charged that Democrats support infanticide: "Senate Democrats just voted against legislation to prevent the killing of newborn infant children," he tweeted.
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According to a 2017 International Bar Association report, there has been evidence of "systematic murder (including infanticide), torture, persecution of Christians, rape, forced abortions, starvation and overwork leading to countless deaths," and other crimes against humanity.
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To that end the NOA employed local people to work on the issue and Abari said this seems to be working with the government receiving no reports of infanticide in Abuja in more than a year.
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The governor's comments spawned the inaccurate Republican claim that Democrats support "infanticide" or "post-birth abortion," which is already illegal under federal law, and which President Trump repeated in his 2019 State of the Union Address.
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Screenwriter Cody has come under fire from moms for the way she portrays postpartum psychosis, a rare and temporary condition that demands immediate treatment for the mother to avoid an associated high risk of suicide and infanticide.
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"India has shown utter disregard and disrespect for women ... rape, marital rapes, sexual assault and harassment, female infanticide has gone unabated," Manjunath Gangadhara, an official at the Karnataka state government in southwest India, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Surveys conducted for progressive groups in recent weeks found that more than half of Americans were aware of the "infanticide" claims that President Trump and his party have started making when describing abortions that occur later in pregnancy.
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"The Infanticide Marie Farrar" tells the true story of a teenage domestic who had tried to abort her pregnancy "with two injections, allegedly painful," but was forced to carry to term working all the way through her contractions.
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Politicians making claims of infanticide ought to talk to the people whose lives are on the line and the doctors who care for them instead of inserting themselves into personal decisions and treating health care like political theater.
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The group says surveys it has conducted in swing states like Arizona and North Carolina show that portraying Democrats as supporters of infanticide — an allegation the left says is patently false — can win neutral voters to their side.
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After asking Gillibrand about her position on "late-term abortion" and "last-trimester abortions" Gillibrand thanked the voter and reframed the issue as one of "women's reproductive freedom," ripping the network's role in pushing the "false narrative" of infanticide.
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Charting a non-chronological trajectory through a complicated praxis of methods and means, including ambitious, unrealized community-based projects, Navjot's body of work expresses a fugitive and dialectical approach to issues like infanticide, corporate mining, communal riots, and genocide.
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What drives Chinese nationals to the U.S., and leads to their high asylum approval rates: The "one-child" policy, which went into effect in 1980 and spurred widespread infanticide and forced abortions, was a compelling argument for claiming asylum.
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Northam's office told Vox that the governor was "absolutely not" talking about infanticide, and was instead referring to the tragic and extremely rare case in which a woman with a nonviable pregnancy or severe fetal abnormalities went into labor.
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Ahmari's chief transgression against the conservative establishment is that he has taken them too seriously, arguing that a left conservatives accuse of imposing sexual revolution and mass infanticide at cultural knifepoint can only be defeated in a knife fight.
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It's terrifying stuff: Seeing more cases of infanticide in Venezuela as birth control disappears at the same time basics like food and diapers become unaffordable More fallout from Venezuela's worsening medical shortages: Schizophrenic daughter kills 89 year-old mom.
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Well that may be overstating things — it's hard to imagine a demise dire enough to adequately punish the scourge of the North, whose atrocities over nearly four seasons on "Game of Thrones" included rape, patricide, infanticide, Fat Walda-cide and castration.
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" Lewis went on to accuse liberals of "declaring border walls immoral, but not infanticide" and wanting to "abolish [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] ICE, private health insurance, welfare work requirements, air travel, fossil fuels, the internal combustion engine, why, capitalism itself.
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The upcoming season of the Flea Theater is not for the faint of heart: productions will tackle police brutality, gun violence, infanticide and slavery, and the often squirm-inducing filmmaker Todd Solondz will make his playwriting and stage directing debut.
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Life, an anti-infanticide organization which uses data analysis to provide insight into the problem, reports that the worst city for gender imbalance is Mahesana in the state of Gujarat, with a ratio of only 762 women for every 1,000 men.
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A spokesperson for the governor said he was "absolutely not" referring to infanticide, but his comments led President Trump and others to claim, repeatedly, that doctors in America are killing babies after birth and that legislation is needed to stop it.
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"Most people are using a demographic explanation to say that abortion or infanticide are the reasons (these girls) don't show up in the census and that they don't exist," said John Kennedy, study co-author and political science professor at Kansas University.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A baby girl found buried alive in India was a suspected case of female infanticide, police said on Monday, the latest to highlight the preference for sons in a country where the number of girls has been declining.
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Vox's Li Zhou points out that, according to a 2017 International Bar Association report, there has been evidence of "systematic murder (including infanticide), torture, persecution of Christians, rape, forced abortions, starvation and overwork leading to countless deaths," and other crimes against humanity.
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" The Vatican's view, clarified in 2009, is that "abortion willed either as an end or a means, is gravely contrary to the moral law ... Life must be protected with the utmost care from the moment of conception: abortion and infanticide are abominable crimes.
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Olusola Stevens Ajayi and his wife Chinwe learned infanticide was still practised in 1996 when they were called upon by a woman to rescue her baby due to be killed as a sacrifice to a local deity to ensure a good harvest.
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In the past two months, Democrats have blocked the anti-infanticide bill in the House more than 20 times and twice in the Senate, and every Democratic senator running for president has voted to block the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.
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McCoy and a dozen others who have come to the future flagship location site of Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington on this mercilessly cold day want the world to know that they stand in opposition to this temple of nationally ordained infanticide.
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Northam, a doctor, came under fire from Republicans earlier this week, who accused him of supporting infanticide because of comments he made in support of allowing late-term abortions when the fetus is severely deformed or would be unable to survive after birth.
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Giving birth 'a national issue' Worries over a falling birth rate had led Beijing to announce in October 2015 it would no longer mandate Chinese couples only had one child, ending policy that for decades has been blamed for infanticide and forced sterilizations.
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And to think of the patients that I've seen that have gone through that, where they just want to hold their baby one last time before it passes away, those are the scenarios that these politicians are suggesting that we are performing infanticide on.
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Having a murderous streak isn't new for a Disney villain — Jafar is convinced Aladdin has died at his hand; Scar tries to off his brother and his nephew on the same day — but Frollo is the first Disney villain with attempted infanticide on his résumé.
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" On Thursday, Tran told the Washington Post that she "misspoke" in her response to Gilbert's question during the hearing: "I should have said: 'Clearly, no, because infanticide is not allowed in Virginia, and what would have happened in that moment would be a live birth.
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" Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the major anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony List that has long backed Trump, said in a statement Tuesday that "Democrats have an opportunity today to stop their abortion extremism by joining Republicans to ban painful late-term abortions and infanticide.
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In 22000, when I was researching a book on international adoption, I met a man who made the incredible claim that he had founded a benevolent child-trafficking ring in China, whisking baby girls away from near-certain infanticide to the safety of North American adoptive homes.
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A review by Frank Cannon at The American Spectator of Barry shows that she might not be the most pro-life (or even anti-infanticide, as Cannon notes) justice around, but hey, we're tired of holding Trump to some sort of arbitrary conservative litmus test, right?
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Proposals being discussed would reportedly replace the population-control policy — which prevents most couples in China from having more than two children and is believed to have contributed to infanticide, particularly of girls — with one called "independent fertility," and could be decided as soon as 85033.
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But she is a fixture on the Washington talk show circuit, and is on the forefront of Republican efforts to paint Democrats as "the party of anti-Semitism, the party of infanticide, the party of socialism," as she said on NBC's "Meet the Press" this year.
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All three are notorious for defending the morality of infanticide in some circumstances, and Singer and McMahan in particular are known for suggesting that it might be less wrong to kill human beings with certain cognitive disabilities than it is to kill non-disabled human beings.
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The abortion extremist rhetoric that celebrates abortion even post-birth, infanticide for babies born during an abortion, appeals to almost no one, despite the cheers in New York for abortion through all 9 months or the platitudes of Virginia's Governor who wants babies to be comfortable as they die.
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One episode revolves around him snatching away a doll Beatrice thinks is a real baby and throwing it over his balcony, reveling in her horror at what she thinks is infanticide, and then — his giddiness turned almost immediately into shame — desperately trying to retrieve the doll to placate her.
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She told me that because of today's legal requirements for abortion procedures, it's essentially impossible for a baby to be born alive after a failed abortion, and that equating late abortion with infanticide is insulting to patients, many of whom are grieving the end of a much-wanted pregnancy.
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Vox's Anna North covered the controversy and Northam's remarks, which his opponents claimed amounted to a tacit endorsement of infanticide: Virginia House Bill 2491 would roll back a number of requirements, including a 24-hour waiting period and a mandate that second-trimester abortions take place in a hospital.
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Appearing to describe what would happen if a child was born after a failed abortion, he said "the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desired, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother," which some interpreted as a reference to infanticide.
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Mello's most serious move against Aronovich seems to have occurred in 2015, when he created a domain with her name and posted in favor of things such as male infanticide and burning bibles, in addition to making allegations that she'd given one of her students an abortion in a UFC classroom.
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The investigation into Gosnell's clinic by the Philadelphia District Attorney (a pro-choice democrat) revealed a multitude of atrocities: women contracting sexually transmitted diseases from the unsanitary equipment; patients suffering infertility, infanticide, and illegal dispensing of prescription medicine including "a la carte" medicines depending on what patients could pay for.
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"We choose to confront the culture of death -- the abortion industry has taken its war against our children to our very doorstep, and we have determined to take the fight to the abortion cartel through the law and prayer to stop the horrific infanticide which is being inflicted upon our children," he said.
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Much like South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Gillibrand took on the network directly, especially its attempts to tie abortions later in pregnancy to infanticide — an inaccurate talking point that President Donald Trump has adopted in several major speeches and that Fox News has discussed, she says, for hours of prime-time coverage.
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It couldn't have been that bad, you might think, reeling up the aisle after "Long Day's Journey Into Night" or "The Iceman Cometh" or one of the other semiautobiographical plays in which Eugene O'Neill depicts betrayal, guilt, murder, incest, infanticide, suicide, alcohol abuse, drug abuse and whatever the opposite of Tiger-Mothering is.
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But by putting them on the floor again, Mr. McConnell hopes to energize the social conservatives who helped elect Mr. Trump and whose enthusiasm will be needed to help Republicans hold on to the Senate this year, while forcing vulnerable Democrats to take uncomfortable votes on bills that frame abortion as infanticide.
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It has become the norm to watch Ms. McCain, the daughter of Senator John McCain, square off against her co-hosts in a barrage of vehement exchanges — leveraging her political parentage, accusing her co-hosts of supporting infanticide, using her platform to push back against assault weapons bans and progressive immigration policy.
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In northeastern Nigeria, women returning from the jihadist insurgency Boko Haram found they and their children were rejected in communities, even if they had been abducted into the group; the idea that their children had inherited the "bad blood" of their fathers led to such intense stigma that aid groups recorded numerous instances of infanticide.
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This played out when Republicans falsely claimed Ocasio-Cortez wanted to tax 70 percent of Americans' income (she was only talking about people who earned over $10 million a year, and even then was only going to slap that rate on their income above that threshold), or when conservatives routinely compare late-term abortion to infanticide.
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That is particularly true as they become increasingly aware of the Communist Party's own disgraceful record on human rights, ranging from cultural genocide in Tibet and Xinjiang to forced organ harvesting of political and religious dissidents, all very much redolent of the earlier abuses of the Cultural Revolution and subsequent excesses such as the one-child policy and its practice of infanticide.
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Grassroots volunteers and paid staffers have been instructed to target traditional Republican voters, as well as Hispanic Americans and moderate Democrats "who consider themselves pro-choice but see extreme positions like support for late-term abortion, infanticide and abortion activists posing as federal judges as a bridge too far," according to a memo describing the group's electoral effort and obtained by POLITICO.
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He sensationalized crimes committed by undocumented immigrants in gory detail — "last summer at least 19 illegal aliens were charged in connection with grisly homicides, including hacking victims to death and ripping out, in two cases, their hearts," he said — and made a variety of false accusations against Democrats, including that they want "to get rid of religion" and support infanticide.
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And yet it remains the case that deep inside the ransacked, decaying basilica that is American Catholicism, you can find the only vision that might transform the abortion debate, so that we don't end up with a permanent red-blue divide, in which the Supreme Court allows conservative states to pass restrictions but liberal states are radicalized toward eugenics and infanticide.
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Politically, liberalism has imposed via the judiciary, the least democratic branch, a constitutional right to abortion, a form of lethal violence that the church opposes for the same reasons it opposes infanticide — and after 50 years of small-d democratic activism by pro-lifers, the pro-choice side seems to be hardening into a view that such activism is as un-American as racism.
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As my colleague Dylan Scott detailed on Wednesday, the allegations surrounding both Northam and Herring are focused on their use of blackface while in medical school and college, respectively, with a photograph from Northam's medical school yearbook page showing someone in blackface and someone in a Ku Klux Klan hood emerging after he made comments about an abortion bill that some construed as supportive of infanticide.
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By comparison with the ragings of the Mao period, and even after the Tiananmen massacre, other Chinese leaders have appeared on the surface to be conventional national leaders — as long as we were willing to look away from their brutal policies to suppress dissent: imprisoning and torturing to death a Nobel Laureate, forcing abortions and infanticide, organ harvesting from dead and living persons, mass internments of ethnic and religious populations, and other moral outrages.
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I ask because one message I hear a lot from Haidt is a concern that right-leaning or conservative ideas are not adequately represented in academia, which strikes me as a somewhat different kind of concern regarding academic freedom than trying to prevent the attacks you, McMahan, and Singer have received for your writings on infanticide and disability, which came not from the academic left but a mixture of Catholic social conservatives and disability rights groups.
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Both men denied reports that the cabinet study has ever been held in the West Wing.) The Drollingers are careful to distinguish between their teachings and their politics, but one often bears on the other, on issues like marriage (men lead, women submit), homosexuality ("an abomination" and "illegitimate in God's eyes"), abortion (a slippery slope to infanticide), climate change (a radical belief promoted by "secular fad theorists") and family separation at the Southern border (an appropriate punishment for "illegal immigrants").
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"I think that the real shame in all of this is that Democrats are perfectly capable of coming together and agreeing on the fact that they are comfortable ripping babies straight from a mother's womb, or killing a baby after birth, but they have a hard time condemning the type of comments from congresswoman Omar," she said, intentionally blurring the line between late-term abortions, a procedure undergone by a very small minority of women, often under dire circumstances, and killing a baby, which is infanticide.
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Among the animal races — which, as species-ists, we have decided excludes the human race, a biological falsehood — from chimpanzees who hunt down colobus monkeys to cuckoos who kick other birds' eggs out of their nests and cats who toy with their prey, there are turf wars, food fights, and even infanticide, something that we can also see in the news when human males retaliate over what they see as a violation of their "breeding rights," shooting a girlfriend or wife and the child(ren) she took with her when she left his bed.
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