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    According to Rachels, Active Euthanasia May Sometimes Be Preferable to Passive
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According to Rachels, Active Euthanasia May Sometimes Be Preferable to Passive

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According to Rachels, active euthanasia may sometimes be preferable to passive euthanasia, given that simply withholding treatment may cause the patient's death to be a comparatively slower, more painful one.

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