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"text": "Was ist eine männliche Hebamme und wie unterscheidet sich ein solches Individuum von einem Geburtshelfer? [...] In Oberkanada gibt es schon zwei solcher männlichen Hebammen und bald werden noch mehrere kreirt werden.",
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"word": "Wehmutter"
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