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The end of life of a disc can be defined as the time when an uncorrectable error occurs. The committee likely will decide his fate when it meets again May 20, and its focus will be on the very definition of hardship as written in its rule book: ``The unforeseeable, unavoidable and uncorrectable act or event which causes the imposition of a severe and non-athletic burden on the student or his or her family. If Karyn Garvin had her way, no misbehaving dog would ever be deemed hopelessly uncorrectable and dumped at an animal shelter. |
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