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| In it, the Pontiff urged them to defend the lives of those not capable of defending themselves--the unborn, the elderly, and the terminally ill. The governor, a Catholic, refused to disclose his personal view on doctor-assisted suicide of the terminally ill - a practice in Oregon upheld last week by the U. The Dutch government intends to expand its current euthanasia policy, setting guidelines for when doctors may end the lives of terminally ill newborns with the parents' consent," the Associated Press reported on September 29. |
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