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Arizona 's top court rules that a foetus can be called an 'unborn human being' in public information leaflets.
Campaigners argue the phrase could influence voters, but judges ruled wording did not break impartiality rules.
Arizona for Abortion Access said voters would be "subjected to biased words" by anti-abortion special interests.
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