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Agenesic barren fertile infertile sterile	Pope Paul VI, in Humanae vitae, stated that "If, then, there are serious motives to space out births, which derive from the physical and psychological conditions of husband and wife, or from external conditions, the Church teaches that it is then licit to take into account the rhythms immanent in the generative functions for the use of marriage in the infecund periods only, and in this way to regulate births without offending the moral principles which had been recalled earlier. Answer to Maclean's magazine of August 3 and National Post of August ... by Shea, John B. / Catholic Insight Table 2: Main Reason for not Using Contraception Infrequent/ Menopause/ Subfecund/ no sex hysterectomy Infecund Newar 4. Old and new barriers to family planning in Humla, Nepal: how the ... by Pickering, Apryle; McKay, Kimber Haddix / Contributions to Nepalese Studies As regards met and unmet need for contraception, women who were pregnant, infecund or post-menopausal were defined as "not exposed to pregnancy", ([dagger]) while women with potential contraceptive need were those who did not want a child within the next two years who were "exposed to pregnancy". Women's autonomy, education and employment in Oman and their ... by Riyami, Asya Al; Afifi, Mustafa; Mabry, Ruth M. / Reproductive Health Matters	infatuated infatuation infauna Infaust Infausting Infeasibility infeasible Infeasibleness infect infected Infecter Infectible infection infectious infectious agent infectious canine hepatitis infectious disease infectious enterohepatitis infectious hepatitis infectious mononucleosis infectious polyneuritis Infectiously infectiousness infective infective agent infecund Infecundity Infecundous Infeeble infeed infelicitous infelicitously infelicity Infelonious Infelt Infeodation Infeoff Infeoffment infer inferable inference inferencing inferential inferential statistics inferentially Inferiae inferior inferior alveolar artery inferior cerebellar artery inferior cerebral vein inferior colliculus	Infective Endocarditis on Mitral Valve Prolapse infective jaundice infective jaundice infective jaundice infective jaundice Infective suppurative thrombosis of the portal vein Infective suppurative thrombosis of the portal vein infective tubulointerstitial nephritis infectiveness infectiveness infectiveness infectivity infectivity infectivity Infectology Infectology Infectology infector infector infector infector infectors infectors infectors infectors infects infects infects infects infectus infecund Infecundity Infecundous infecundus InFeD InFeD InFeD INFEDOP Infeeble infeed infeed infeeds Infekcyjne Zapalenie Wsierdzia Infeld, Leopold infelicities infelicities infelicitous infelicitous infelicitously infelicitously infelicity infelicity infelix Infelonious Infelt infensus INFEO Infeodation Infeoff Infeoffment Infeoffment

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Pope Paul VI, in Humanae vitae, stated that "If, then, there are serious motives to space out births, which derive from the physical and psychological conditions of husband and wife, or from external conditions, the Church teaches that it is then licit to take into account the rhythms immanent in the generative functions for the use of marriage in the infecund periods only, and in this way to regulate births without offending the moral principles which had been recalled earlier.

Answer to Maclean's magazine of August 3 and National Post of August ... by Shea, John B. / Catholic Insight

Table 2: Main Reason for not Using Contraception Infrequent/ Menopause/ Subfecund/ no sex hysterectomy Infecund Newar 4.

Old and new barriers to family planning in Humla, Nepal: how the ... by Pickering, Apryle; McKay, Kimber Haddix / Contributions to Nepalese Studies

As regards met and unmet need for contraception, women who were pregnant, infecund or post-menopausal were defined as "not exposed to pregnancy", ([dagger]) while women with potential contraceptive need were those who did not want a child within the next two years who were "exposed to pregnancy".

Women's autonomy, education and employment in Oman and their ... by Riyami, Asya Al; Afifi, Mustafa; Mabry, Ruth M. / Reproductive Health Matters

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