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I believe that her words made her feelings clearly known about Boris Johnson whilst at the same time being supportive of Mr Bigley, his family and the families of the Hillsborough tragedy.
The state of Missouri, which had opposed them, dropped out of the case after the Supreme Court ruling in June 1990, which affirmed in general terms that a patient whose wishes are clearly known has the right to have his or her life-sustaining treatment ended.
 
 
 
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