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2008-05-30 3:20

Mary Kenny: Why the use of morphine is not a licence to kill - Belfast Telegraph

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Belfast Telegraph
Mary Kenny: Why the use of morphine is not a licence to kill
Belfast Telegraph, United Kingdom -12 hours ago
An easeful death, supported by morphine, is in quite a different category from a deliberate 'right to die', and is not at all related to a 'licence to kill' …

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