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What practical lessons, then, does this closer examination of assisted-suicide practices in contemporary Germany teach us about the United States, and particularly about the kinds of practices the U.S. should or should not legally recognize, morally recognize, or otherwise adopt? The central issue, it seems to me, has to do with the role of the physician....
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