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Pregnancy is often celebrated as the start of new life, but for many women it also brings months of physical strain, caution and discomfort. Pregnant women have to watch what they eat, move more slowly and sometimes cope with mood swings, making everyday routines — including a subway or bus ride — harder than they may look to others. Pregnancy has long required public accommodation and Korea’s low birthrate has added urgency to campaigns encouraging people to support pregnant women in public...
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