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The document discusses the history and consequences of abortion. It notes that abortion was historically used to control birth rates and was not illegal in the 19th century, though it was dangerous without proper hygiene or qualifications. The consequences section lists both advantages like reduced mortality and disadvantages like potential to cause sterility, infections, or psychological effects. It also examines how abortion relates to young people, who may have accidental pregnancies due to contraceptive mistakes and often feel unprepared or unsupported in having a family.
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