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| A would-be reader, having sufficient patience and curiosity, is well advised to undertake a novel of this quality, certainly--but to do so with enough time foreseeably in hand to keep the story line freshly in mind; for the work is complicated enough without extraneous distractions breaking in upon one. This mandated reporting extends "to those foreseeably endangered" (McCarthy & Sorenson, 1993, p. They suggest that, when medical treatment which is foreseeably fatal kills a terminally ill patient, it makes no moral difference whether the intention was to relieve pain or cause death. |
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