When the statistics are further scrutinized we find that in fact America is split into thirds on the issue, as shown in an article that appeared in Atlantic Monthly by Ezekiel Emanuel. ... Two thirds of Americans oppose physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia when a terminally ill patient has no pain but wants to die because of concern about being a burden to his or her family, or because he or she finds a drawn-out dying process meaningless. ... Stories show of how suicidal patients once convinced euthanasia was right for them, after much caring talk with a physician changed their mind, ha...

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On the contrary, "He was pretty, he was spoiled, and he was the darling of the family. ... The second stanza works with images of death and of torture, and plays on the paradox that the broken will remain whole: "And death shall have no dominion / Under the windings of the sea" (10-11) is referring to someone dying under the sea, and "Split all ends up they shan't crack" (17) is referring to the paradox that the broken will remain whole. ...

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