Cleland
Britishnoun
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Coaches Andy Kirk and Alex Cleland will take charge for the weekend trip to Ross County.
From BBC
“It’s really exciting and very timely that we could have a more effective emergency contraceptive option,” said Kelly Cleland, executive director for the American Society for Emergency Contraception, who was not part of the Lancet study.
From Seattle Times
“When you have a vending machine, it takes away a lot of those barriers,” Cleland said.
From Washington Times
Wade “is putting people’s lives at stake, so it makes pregnancy prevention all the more urgent,” said Kelly Cleland, the ASEC’s executive director.
From Washington Times
“I think the vending machines really empower young people to take matters into their own hands and not have to basically get permission from an adult to get emergency contraception,” Cleland said.
From Seattle Times
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