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natural course

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See: custom, practice


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Several years before, if one wanted to start his own business, his natural course of action would be to do it on his own, depending largely on his business instincts, limited know-how, and observation of the market The advent of franchising, however, brought a big change in business Several years before, if one wanted to start his own business, his natural course of action would be to do it on his own, depending largely on his business instincts, limited know-how, and observation of the market.
They found that those with experience of euthanasia had l+ess traumatic grief symptoms,less current feeling of grief and less post-traumatic stress than families of patients whose illness was left to run its natural course.
 
 
 
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