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Those advocating the killing of innocent babies continue to sadden us with their disturbing remarks.
When I heard the phone ring, I was thankful for the interruption. I was sitting in front of my computer watching a breaking news story that left me horrified and speechless. A woman on an undercover video was very much enjoying her lunch and glass of wine.