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English-speaking nations share a language and the common history of having [[Policy Paper: Newborn Circumcision as a Negative Wellness Factor| harmful]], unnecessary, non-therapeutic [[circumcision]] promoted heavily in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

The practice of circumcision has declined substantially from its previous highs in all English-speaking nations.

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	English-speaking nations share a language and the common history of having [[Policy Paper: Newborn Circumcision as a Negative Wellness Factor\| harmful]], unnecessary, non-therapeutic [[circumcision]] promoted heavily in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.		English-speaking nations share a language and the common history of having [[Policy Paper: Newborn Circumcision as a Negative Wellness Factor\| harmful]], unnecessary, non-therapeutic [[circumcision]] promoted heavily in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

			The practice of circumcision has declined substantially from its previous highs in all English-speaking nations.