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The news article that I find that appears to be of an objective nature is one published in the Washington Post, where Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy made a point while in Texas, to state that the number of medical abortions, (the procedure most used to terminate a pregnancy in its early stages), is declining faster than the surgical abortive procedure that is used in later pregnancy terminations (Washington Post 2016). This is a measureable statement with records of statistics for collection of data.
This news report out of Miami-Dade Florida, is full of objective statements and opinions from a variety of people, including workers of this slaughterhouse. Outsiders have filed numerous complaints at not only this slaughterhouse but many across
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