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What is different about a teen pregnancy and an adult pregnancy?

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Teen pregnacy is unwanted.there are so many more possibly educational things a girl could be doing than raising a child.How ever,even though a girl gets pregnany over the age of 20,sometimes its not such a bd thing.In general there really is no difference.Girls have been pregnant and married at age 12 since nearly before shakspeare was alive.

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