1. Of course some of my pro-life friends have disowned me.

2. But any such gains would be wiped out by a backlash from your core pro-life constituents.

3. Dole refuses to take a pledge to keep the party pro-life.

4. By preventing implantation, pro-life groups argue that the morning after pill is an abortion on demand.

5. Being pro-life requires more than opposing abortion; it means taking a stance against all which stifles life and personhood.

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6. The pro-life chain was backed by many supporters in Altrincham, Wythenshawe, Hale and other Shrewsbury parishes.

7. But the minister had not allowed for pressure from a powerful lobby, that of family associations and pro-life groups.

8. Thousands of leaflets were given out and pro-life songs and talks were broadcast.

9. If any sort of pro-life argument had a chance to receive a favorable hearing at Holy Trinity, this was the one.

10. It will probably be easier for them to be pro-life because of the absence of party pressure on them.

11. If the church is to be truly pro-life, how can it help but champion the cause of battered women?

12. The same would be true if Clinton responds by scaring women about a flood of pro-life Dole-appointed judges.

13. But I'd also become disenchanted with pro-lifers who seemed to be saying that they loved my unborn baby but hated me!

14. Adoption is the one issue that pro-choice and pro-life people can agree on.

15. Then one night a truck drove past and a marksman shot out her front window and the windshield of her car. In I Am Roe, she describes these as the acts of "pro-lifer terrorists".

16. What Mrs Palin does do, as a committed pro-lifer, is to ensure that the evangelical wing of the Republican party will turn out in their multitudes.

17. Mr Forbes will also have to persuade wary social conservatives, especially pro-lifers.