OK. I suggest that the Senator from New York examine the language. It is very clear that this is one particular kind of abortion we have addressed, and we have addressed the vagueness, as put forth by the U.S. Supreme Court. And there are other techniques available for abortion that are late term in nature, and this bill would in no way stop other abortions. In fact, the previous speaker on the Democrat side, Senator Kennedy, made that very point. He made the point that this will not stop abortions. I respect your feelings and I also respect Senator Kennedy's. You both oppose the bill and you have opposite opinions on this issue.
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Discussing the specifics of a bill related to late-term abortion during Senate debate.
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