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A '''due date''' is the date at which a [[pregnant]] [[woman]] is due to [[give birth]]. The word is often used personally, a woman will speak of it as "her due date". | A '''due date''' is the date at which a [[pregnant]] [[woman]] is due to [[give birth]]. The word is often used personally, a woman will speak of it as "her due date". | ||
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A due date is the date at which a pregnant woman is due to give birth. The word is often used personally, a woman will speak of it as "her due date".