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. 1997 Summer;24(4):869-80.

N Spritz. Fordham Urban Law J. 1997 Summer.

. 1997 Summer;24(4):869-80.

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Whose life is it anyway?: an analysis and commentary on the emerging law of physician-assisted suicide.
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