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1 II |      no right to involve his physical or psychic integrity in
2 II | doctors to perform acts of a physical or somatic nature which
3 II |      doubtless relieve heavy physical or psychic burdens or infirmities,
4 III|       the community is not a physical unity subsisting in itself
5 III|   Considered as a whole, the physical organism of living beings,
6 III|   What results as far as the physical organism is concerned? The
7 III|   case can it dispose of its physical being. Indeed, every direct
8 III|      and directly affect the physical being, either of the whole