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Why are unwanted pregnancies so prevalent?
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Lust: Desire for sexual gratification. Where lust is concerned, many people abandon common sense and responsibility for immediate pleasure. However, there are many countries in the world where birth control is simply not widely available.
Answered 3/5/2013
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