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'Foetal' had made me think of meconium, the black stuff during labour when a baby is in distress, the shit in the womb which midwives and doctors recognize as a signal for a forceps delivery or Caesarean.
planet.journals.ie 2008
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Foetal viability was rigorously examined by the House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology in 2007.
Archive 2010-04-01 TK 2010
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Foetal viability means survival of foetuses who are alive at variable times during the pregnancy or the capability of surviving the neonatal period and growing up into an adult.
Archive 2010-04-01 TK 2010
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Foetal viability was rigorously examined by the House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology in 2007.
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Foetal viability means survival of foetuses who are alive at variable times during the pregnancy or the capability of surviving the neonatal period and growing up into an adult.
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Foetal alcoholism can hardly be blamed on the unborn child.
Why is Nationalized Health Care Popular?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Rosalind Pollack Petchesky was the first to suggest, in her landmark essay, "Foetal Images: The Power of the Visual Culture in the Politics of Reproduction " 1987, that the public fetus is best understood as a fetish.
It took a feminist to write this: "Fetus fetishism" Suzanne 2009
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Apparently, these are "Foetal Anti-Social Behaviour Orders."
Memoirs, cartoons, rotting fish, peevish men... Ann Althouse 2006
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Apparently, these are "Foetal Anti-Social Behaviour Orders."
"Parents could be forced to go to special classes to learn to sing their children nursery rhymes." Ann Althouse 2006
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Apparently, these are "Foetal Anti-Social Behaviour Orders."
Archive 2006-12-01 Ann Althouse 2006
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