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on moral grounds

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on moral grounds
considering reasons of morality. He complained about the television program on moral gounds. There was too much ridicule of his religion.
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Tulisa, 22, is said to have refused a 250,000-pound deal to strip for the magazine on moral grounds.
In April 2008, Bahrain's Islamist-dominated parliament approved a motion asking the government to ban a performance by Haifa on moral grounds -- despite assurances by organisers that the superstar would dress modestly.
The president said restrictions made by George Bush on the use of human embryos on moral grounds eight years ago may have held up new cures.
 
 
 
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