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 1 Int|       partly, through entirely new means and methods. The number
 2 Int|      have caught sight of many new roads, but there remain
 3 Int|      to extend them, to create new ones and to renew methods.
 4 Int|        justify the morality of new procedures, new attempts
 5 Int|    morality of new procedures, new attempts and methods of
 6 I  |        Research and the Use of New Methods. ~
 7 I  |       of truth for arriving at new, wider and deeper knowledge
 8 II |    Patient as Justification of New Medical Methods of Research
 9 II | legality." Or else: "A certain new method hitherto neglected
10 II |       research into and use of new methods and procedures in
11 III|  Community as Justification of New Medical Methods of Research
12 III|      the doctor's right to try new approaches, new methods
13 III|   right to try new approaches, new methods and procedures We
14 III|        to discover and try out new methods and procedures when
15 III|   experimentation in regard to new medical methods to be immediately
16 III|        that the application of new methods to living men must
17 III|    authorization to the use of new methods, one cannot ask
18 III|   failed, it may happen that a new method still insufficiently