Defending life, rights.

Pro-life pro-life Pro-choice, see there demonstrators protested the D.C. government's use of surveillance cameras during the January January: see month. March for Life, holding signs saying, "Big Brother is Watching" and "King wouldn't would·n't

Contraction of would not.

wouldn't would not
wouldn't would support spying spying: see espionage.

Spying
Birch, Harvey

a double spy, secretly in the employ of George Washington. [Am. Lit.: Cooper The Spy]

Bond, James

Agent 007: super spy, super hero. [Br. Lit.: Herman, 27]

C.I. ." Patrick J. Mahoney, director of the District-based Christian Defense Coalition, added, "It would he a tragedy if the second victim of the 9/11 attacks was the First Amendment." The Washington, D.C. police said they did not target individuals with the 18 cameras used to monitor demonstrators during the pro-life march.

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Date:	May 1, 2003
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