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When you use public transport, it’s basic courtesy to offer your seat to someone who may need it more than you do. If you see an elderly, disabled, or pregnant person standing, you should get up and tell them to take your spot. And yet, it’s the latter category who are often left standing. According to London commuter Sally Davies: “It’s much easier to get a seat when you have a big, obvious bump, but it’s actually in the early stages of pregnancy that a seat is needed the most. It’s when you are feeling most nauseous and everything aches but…

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