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DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) – An Irish judge ruled Wednesday that a 17-year-old girl in state care can travel to England to abort her brain-damaged fetus, a case that has reopened debate over whether this predominantly Catholic country should legalize the procedure.
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|DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) – An Irish judge ruled Wednesday that a 17-year-old girl in state care can travel to England to abort her brain-damaged fetus, a case that has reopened debate over whether this predominantly Catholic country should legalize the procedure.
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