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 1 Int|        the medical aspect of the case, the moralist, the laws
 2 Int|        the moral legality of the case in all its concrete aspects. ~
 3 Int| determined limits? In the latter case, what are these limits?
 4 I  |        absolute value. In such a case, although one rightly envisages
 5 III|         in every serious medical case? Does it raise barriers
 6 III|          its head-in the present case, the public authority-doubtlessly
 7 III|          of the parts, but in no case can it dispose of its physical
 8 III|         not possess, save in the case already mentioned when it
 9 III|         s right to life. In this case it is reserved to the public
10 III| practical point of view. In this case, medical research will try