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 1 Int|    draw your attention to the limits of this field-not the limits
 2 Int|  limits of this field-not the limits of medical possibilities,
 3 Int|    medical knowledge, but the limits of moral rights and duties.
 4 Int|     within certain determined limits? In the latter case, what
 5 Int|   latter case, what are these limits? To this We shall try to
 6 I  |   Here there are well defined limits which even medical science
 7 I  |      profession, there are no limits to the methods for increasing
 8 II |   values. Here it sets up its limits to the "medical interests
 9 II | dispose of them outside those limits. ~
10 III|   deontology which define the limits and confines of research
11 III|      But you must stop at the limits laid down by the moral principles
12 III|       work. Nevertheless, the limits We have outlined are not