Despite his Catholic background, Kennedy also became a strong advocate of_____rights and later, a supporter of same-sex marriage.A.wasteB.removalC.autonomyD.abortion
Despite his Catholic background, Kennedy also became a strong advocate of_____rights and later, a supporter of same-sex marriage.
A.waste
B.removal
C.autonomy
D.abortion
B.removal
C.autonomy
D.abortion
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解析：本题考查词语意思。题目意为“尽管肯尼迪信奉天主教，他也成为了一位流产权的强有力的支持者，这之后，他还支持同性婚姻。”A项意为“浪费、废物”。B项意为“免职、移动”。C项意为“自治、自治权”。D项意为“流产、堕胎”。因此选D项，流产权。
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