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North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson spoke at event sponsored by anti-birth control group PreBorn .
PreBorn says birth control drugs are similar to having an abortion.
Robinson has previously voiced support for banning all abortions, but his campaign now says he favors a ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy.
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