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 1 Pre    |             therapeutic and eugenic abortion, and abortion legislation,
 2 Pre    |           and eugenic abortion, and abortion legislation, and that he
 3 Note, 2|             fertilization51, and on abortion. The author rightly affirms
 4 Note, 2|           the overall immorality of abortion; however, his position on
 5 Note, 2|             position on therapeutic abortion is ambiguous.52 In his discussion
 6 Note, 2| traditionally been called “indirect abortion”, or if he admits the lawfulness
 7 Note, 2|           His statements on eugenic abortion are similarly ambiguous.53
 8 Note, 2|           similarly ambiguous.53 On abortion legislation, the author
 9 Note, 2|       author correctly asserts that abortion cannot be considered an
10 Note, 2|          liberalization of laws [on abortion] is directly contrary to
11 Note, 2|             to laws that depenalize abortion.56 There are, however, different
12 Note, 2|      constitute the legalization of abortion and the others are not acceptable
13 Note, 2|           to determine what form of abortion depenalization is not considered “