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A high school couple embarks on an unusual journey to planned parenthood, in order to find the best solution to an unwanted pregnancy.
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A high school couple embarks on an unusual journey to planned parenthood, in order to find the best solution to an unwanted pregnancy.
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Jorge Xolalpa Jr.
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Summera Howell
Amelia
Maria Raquenel Portillo
Marie
Leo Ramsey
August
Teresa Morales
Street vendor
Patty Jarvis
Woman in train
Guadalupe Martínez
Street vendor
Savannah Ponce
Sketchy Young Woman
Fernando Mendoza
Kid #1
Emma Castillo
Woman crossing street
Michelle Slayden
Pedestrian
Judy Gutierrez
Woman outside house
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