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1  I,2|               impose such a diagnostic procedure on the expectant mother
2  I,4|               in formed consent to the procedure. It follows that all research,
3 II  |                wishing to utilize this procedure, become subject to it themselves.
4 II  | abortion-mentality which has made this procedure possible thus leads, whether
5 II,5|                the difficulties of the procedure. But it is asked whether,
6 II,5|           determine the success of the procedure. Such fertilization entrusts
7 II,5|                a homologous IVF and ET procedure that is free of any compromise
8 II,6|                 on the other hand, the procedure were to replace the conjugal
9 II,7|       sometimes happens that a medical procedure technologically replaces