The brutal reality of abortion should be enough to stop anyone from aborting any child, let alone aborting a child because of her disability, sex, race, or any other factor.
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Wade decision in dehumanizing unborn children and justifying aborting them.
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Aborting children because of a disability is rooted in eugenics.
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What kind of midwife supports aborting a baby at full term?
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This strategy is aimed at discouraging women from aborting female fetuses.
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"Aborting god," he is going to have the crowd on his side.
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Adrian Ballinger after aborting his summit attempt on Everest wearing an oxygen mask.
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Aborting it will prevent untold suffering for the resulting child and its family.
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He played to near empty audiences for a month, before aborting his Broadway dream.
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This, he claimed, was what kept aborting his attempt to be the American Proust.
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Sex selection is illegal in India but common, and is usually done by aborting female fetuses.
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It's looking to raise $400 million, according to Reuters, after aborting two attempts to list elsewhere.
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I do believe, however, that aborting a fetus with a disability should not be a given.
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Clinton urged aborting the process out of fear that pushing forward with a vote could be divisive.
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Aborting girls simply because they are girls has become so unthinkable that the law has been relaxed.
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ESR Cayman has revived its initial public offering plans in Hong Kong after aborting them in June.
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When he tries to trick her into aborting the fetus, the stage is set for an emergency intervention.
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Sure, the evidence is scant, but wasn't Elise just 17 when she kept Nadia instead of aborting her?
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After aborting a takeoff attempt due to high winds, the plane slid off the runway and suffered significant damage.
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The Trump administration already sought (unsuccessfully) to block three immigrant teens from aborting unwanted pregnancies while in U.S. custody.
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It would have prohibited a woman from aborting a fetus because it had a disability, such as Down syndrome.
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"Giving birth doesn't define you as a woman, as much as aborting [a fetus] doesn't qualify you as a murderer."
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If not, then monetary policymakers run the risk of aborting an economic expansion that this still has room to run.
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The belief that aborting Down syndrome babies is somehow compassionate is based on fear of the unknown and outright lies.
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It stood for nearly 40 years before getting abolished last year and resulted in many families aborting or abandoning baby girls.
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And while women were rarely incarcerated for aborting, they were regularly threatened with prosecution to get them to testify against providers.
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"It's scary having your first child and aborting them because of some monster that kept me as a prisoner," she wrote.
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Shortly afterwards, the crew announced they were aborting the landing to "go around," a routine procedure for which pilots are well trained.
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TechCrunch reports that a second test of the drone failed, with the drone aborting its own launch, falling over, and nearly getting crushed.
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After aborting her first child and finding she was pregnant with her second, she reached out to Soundview Pregnancy Center in New York.
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So actresses like Judy Garland, Jean Harlow, Bette Davis, and Ava Gardner were pressured or forced into aborting pregnancies, according to the magazine's report.
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"Women and young girls who are using hormonal contraceptives may be self-aborting their babies and do not even know it," one brochure warns.
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The company hoped to launch Starhopper on Monday, but delayed its attempt several times before aborting with just 0.8 seconds left in the countdown.
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But in some cases that speculative execution results in accessing an invalid location in memory—one that would result in the speculative process aborting.
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They deny the science of fetal development, while advocating for aborting fully developed, viable children who can feel the pain of the abortionists' forceps.
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Kanye West says Jesus has freed him from the clutches of the Democratic Party, which he claims has brainwashed the black community into aborting children.
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The pilots of flight AB7001 from Miami with 7001 passengers on board made a low pass over the airport after aborting a landing on Oct.
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Davis and Nicastro both shared stories of aborting a wanted pregnancy after 20 weeks when they discovered their unborn children had devastating, likely fatal anomalies.
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Hamilton was 0.191 seconds slower, with Leclerc's Ferrari team mate Sebastian Vettel qualifying third after aborting his final lap and Red Bull's Max Verstappen fourth.
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The herds struggle to find enough food to survive the winter as a result, with some females even aborting their calves from lack of food.
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Mass marches were also planned for Monday and Friday in an effort to force Maduro into aborting a controversial July 30 election for a new congress.
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The administration aims to pressure socialist President Nicolas Maduro into aborting plans for a controversial new congress that critics say would cement him as a dictator.
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The point of showing a sonogram, of course, was to drive home the perspective that aborting a fetus is the same as taking away a life.
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Judges ruled that the Constitution granted women a right to privacy and an ability to control what happens within their own body -- including aborting a pregnancy.
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A misjudgment on her part leads to the aborting of an important mission and her boss, Rakesh Dhawan (Akshay Kumar), takes the brunt of the blame.
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Shares of Singapore telco M1 tumbled 7.62 percent after Axiata Group said Tuesday that it was aborting a strategic review of its shareholding in the company.
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After aborting an apparent trip to play golf on a steamy Monday afternoon, he set off on a Twitter tear against some of his favorite targets.
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"All women who take mifepristone should be aware of the possibility of reversing effects should they change their minds about aborting their babies," Delgado wrote to Broadly.
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To prohibit women with particular motivations from aborting their fetuses is to impose "far greater than a substantial obstacle" on the constitutional right, the Seventh Circuit ruled.
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The aircraft was leading three F-235s on training manoeuvres when it sent an "aborting practice" signal and disappeared from radar, Defence Minister Takeshi Iwaya told reporters.
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The measure, introduced in 1979 to limit population growth, had led to families aborting female fetuses and abandoning baby girls, practices that are also common in India.
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"Wednesday's injunction essentially encourages a minor to go it alone through the emotionally and physically overwhelming procedure of aborting a human being," Hill said in a statement.
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The aircraft was leading three F-235s on training maneuvers when it sent an "aborting practice" signal and disappeared from radar, Defence Minister Takeshi Iwaya told reporters.
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The eyes of many others are weeping for the babies who will die and the women who will join other women and come to regret aborting their children.
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India is ready to launch an unmanned spacecraft to the far side of the moon on Monday a week after aborting the mission due to a technical problem.
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The United States, which contributed $33 million to the last election, strongly opposed aborting the results and said in July that no aid would be forthcoming for the repeat.
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And the religious group said clinics in the state to this day still believe that the abortion law requires them to have such ultrasounds performed before aborting a fetus.
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"It is with deep sorrow and regret that I am aborting my leadership campaign and announcing my resignation from UKIP with immediate effect," Woolfe said in a statement on Monday.
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In other words, women can choose if they want to opt out of the legal and financial responsibilities that come with parenthood—by aborting a fetus—and therefore, so should men.
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Title rival Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth, ending the session with a time slower even than third-placed Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas after aborting his final flying lap on a chilly afternoon.
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Under the new laws, foetuses are considered persons with full rights, women found guilty of aborting or attempting to abort pregnancies could face prison sentences, and miscarriages could be investigated as possible homicides.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE — Pope Francis has suggested that women threatened with the Zika virus could use artificial contraception, saying there's a clear moral difference between aborting a fetus and preventing a pregnancy.
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An unborn child is viable mere days after conception; women are often coerced into aborting their fetuses; and North Dakotans should be free to ban abortion at the detection of a fetal heartbeat.
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In 2016 there were seven fatal crashes, including when a Flydubai jet crashed during bad weather after aborting an attempt to land at Rostov-on-Don Airport, killing all 62 people on board.
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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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Nadal, a 153-time Grand Slam champion, was careful about his comebacks, never aborting a return once he was back on tour, and often surged back to the top of the sport quickly.
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At different times, Harrison Ford, Jon Voight, and Mel Gibson were expected to star, and Disney did some promising experiments with digital face technology in the early 2000s before abruptly aborting the project.
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In an interview, Mr. Pattison said the company had policies in place to keep boats off the water during dangerous weather, but he was unsure of the exact threshold for aborting a tour.
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There's a disaster of some sort at the end of the Tacoma demo, but it feels more Apollo 13 than Alien — something that will draw us deeper into characters' relationships rather than aborting them.
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Back in August, the VICE Indonesia office reported on a 15-year-old girl who was sentenced to jail after aborting her near six-month pregnancy that resulted from rape by her older brother.
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Abortion opponents often ask pro-choice people about aborting 8- or 9-month-old fetuses to press them into drawing a clear legal line, which seems to be what Baier was trying to do.
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According to the SMH, the unidentified person's series of hoax radio calls citing "engine failure" resulted in one plane aborting a landing — climbing back to 3800 feet at the behest of the fake traffic controller.
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In a string of Saturday tweets, President Trump announced that the U.S. plans to impose major new economic sanctions on Iran starting Monday, within days of abruptly aborting a plan to launch airstrikes against the nation.
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Preibus apparently has already played a stabilizing role in Washington, acting as a go-between between Paul Ryan and Trump when Ryan needed help in aborting a Republican attempt to neuter the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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Officials said the guidelines were meant to enforce the law prohibiting couples from aborting a female fetus in hopes of having a boy — though they acknowledged that keeping the official birthrate up was also a consideration.
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An on-the-loop system, by contrast, will carry out most of its mission without a human operator, but a human can intercede at any time, for example by aborting the mission if the target has changed.
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NHL star Evander Kane is calling out "Jane Doe" -- claiming the woman accusing him of stiffing her out of $3 MILLION for aborting his child must reveal her REAL NAME if she's gonna proceed with her lawsuit.
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The body language of non-huggers is hard to miss, too: If you're going in for a hug and notice a grimace or a look of horror in the person's eyes, you might consider aborting the mission.
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FlightRadar, which tracks flights around the world, reported the FlyDubai plane had started climbing during its second effort to land, indicating perhaps that it was aborting the attempt, before plunging to the ground at an extremely high speed.
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"I don't know if we can challenge, we're half a second behind today," the Briton told Sky Sports television after aborting his final flying lap and taking fourth place on the grid with team mate Valtteri Bottas third.
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In other instances of medical malfeasance, physicians at private clinics have bargained with patients during surgery, female patients have been tricked into aborting healthy fetuses, and there have been many documented deaths as a result of physician negligence.
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At a press conference aboard a flight from Mexico to Rome on Thursday, the Pope was asked whether the church should consider contraception the "lesser of two evils" compared with the possibility of women aborting fetuses infected with Zika.
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Various Islamist movements over the years have learnt from previous groups' failures to protect themselves and have survived by aborting centralised hierarchical structures and opting to work in "cells" with little or no direct contact to a central organisation.
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The woman who claims NHL star Evander Kane stiffed her out of $3 MIL for aborting his child was ordered to reveal her real name in court in order to proceed with the case ... so she's decided to unmask herself.
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The report said a preference for sons in India had led to the widespread, yet illegal practice of aborting female foetuses - resulting in fewer females in some parts of the country and fuelling the trafficking of girls and women for brides.
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"The economy's weak performance poses a potential risk as it could increase the political pressure on the government to ease fiscal policy, aggravating public debt dynamics and aborting the steady decline in real interest rates," they said in a note.
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The Boeing 737-800 from Dubai, operated by the Dubai-based budget carrier Flydubai, came down in the early hours of March 19, 2016 at Rostov-on-Don airport in southern Russia after aborting a second landing attempt in high winds.
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 23 (Reuters) - Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Wednesday that the new government will look to cut down the country's debt which amounts to 1 trillion ringgit, by aborting or reviewing some projects and cutting salaries of cabinet ministers.
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Reflecting on that critical moment in 1969, when he was able to prevent his superiors from aborting the moon landing, Mr. Garman said, "You don't realize until years later, actually, how doing the wrong thing at the right time could have changed history."
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Because those who assist in an abortion face six to twelve years in prison, the criminalization has fueled a witch hunt in the country's hospitals and courts, with many women who suffer miscarriages or obstetric complications held suspect for aborting their pregnancies.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A U.N. investigator into the human rights of migrants arrived in Australia on Tuesday to assess its tough asylum seeker policy, after aborting a visit last year claiming a lack of government assistance and access to asylum seeker detention camps.
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On Monday night, Mr. Mnangagwa, who had been on an official trip to Russia during the crackdown on protesters, returned to Zimbabwe after aborting a trip to Davos, Switzerland, where he had planned to promote the new Zimbabwe as being open for business.
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"An occupational hazard of editing Talk [the magazine Weinstein owned] was aborting the pieces Harvey assigned on his nightly trolling from reporters who had tried to get a bad rumor confirmed," former Talk editor Tina Brown writes at the New York Times.
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But in an open letter shared with Variety — by turns defiant, droll and erudite — O'Brien said that he and his accuser, Robert Alex Kaseberg, had agreed to "resolve our dispute amicably," aborting a trial that was set to begin May 28 in San Diego.
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Not because I was aborting my pregnancy, but because I was grappling with realizing my boundaries — that while I can do so, so, so much in my life, for my family, in this world, having a fourth child was simply not something that I could do.
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"I sign this law with a prayer that God would continue to bless these precious children, mothers and families," he said in March, putting his pen to a sweeping abortion bill prohibiting a woman from aborting a fetus because it has a disability such as Down syndrome.
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Flight TK 467 from Istanbul, Turkey, to Odessa, a port city in the south of Ukraine, struggled to land in heavy winds, aborting its first attempt to land just before touching down, according to a tweet from Turkish Air News, which was present in Odessa after the incident.
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And for this month's feature section, R. W. McMorrow investigates the unregulated Chinese hospitals that are making men impotent, tricking women into aborting healthy fetuses, and killing patients through negligence; and Mansi Choksi and Kim Wall visit a mall at the center of China's transformation of East Africa.
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The British Pregnancy Advisory Service (Bpas) campaign, We Trust Women, comes amidst growing political pressure around abortion rights in Northern Ireland, and just two months after the prosecution of a 24-year-old woman in England for aborting her pregnancy during the third trimester, using abortion pills she'd bought online.
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"We're forced to operate like criminals because that's what we are according to the church and government," said a 35-year-old pharmacist who said she has advised more than 300 women in the last 12 years in aborting pregnancies in their first trimesters using Misoprostol, a drug traditionally prescribed to treat stomach ulcers.
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Instead, doctors and midwives at the city's Rotunda hospital suggested that Mellet and her husband might wish to 'travel' for treatment (meaning fly to the UK, where abortion is legal.) After a doctor attempted to dissuade Mellet from aborting the pregnancy by saying, "the child might not suffer," Mellet continued with her plans to have an abortion.
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The 159-page order blocks these three laws: a prohibition on abortion after 18 weeks, with exceptions for pregnancy in the cases of rape, incest, and medical emergencies; a law that prohibits aborting a fetus because it was diagnosed with Down syndrome; and a law requiring doctors performing abortion in the state to be board-certified or board-eligible in obstetrics and gynecology.
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Without saying a word on the controversy over aborting fetuses diagnosed with Down syndrome, the court simply observed that "[o]nly the Seventh Circuit has thus far addressed this kind of law" and pointed to Rule 10, according to which the justices generally stay on the sidelines when a legal issue has not "been considered by additional courts of appeals".
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To the Editor: Re "Trump Confirms Aborting Plan for Airstrikes on Iran" (front page, June 22): Those who feel the need to compliment President Trump on his last-minute decision to call back an airstrike on targets within Iran in response to that country's downing of an American drone would do well to reread the comment of a person described as "familiar with" Mr. Trump's thinking.
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