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{{cquote|The march drew 20,000 ralliers in its very first year, and since then has been accustomed to hosting a 100,000-strong crowd each year. Last year, a staggering 225,000 pro-lifers joined the effort petitioning the Supreme Court to abolish legalized abortion.<ref>http://www.catholic.org/politics/story.php?id=31298</ref>}}

{{cquote|The march drew 20,000 ralliers in its very first year, and since then has been accustomed to hosting a 100,000-strong crowd each year. Last year, a staggering 225,000 pro-lifers joined the effort petitioning the Supreme Court to abolish legalized abortion.<ref>http://www.catholic.org/politics/story.php?id=31298</ref>}}

The program for the 2009 March for Life, which is expected to be the biggest ever, is available.<ref>http://www.marchforlife.org/images/stories/docs/mfl%202009%20notesflyer.pdf</ref>

The 2009 March for Life attracted a reported 300,000 protesters, including one very full ''Conservapedia'' bus. Two ''Conservapedia'' buses will participate in the 2010 March for Life.

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