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- 97fc40b0278662c0430d9f03e553aaaffaa2643d6eb828177453df188f9e2c4e date "1990-08-25".
- 97fc40b0278662c0430d9f03e553aaaffaa2643d6eb828177453df188f9e2c4e first "Angella".
- 97fc40b0278662c0430d9f03e553aaaffaa2643d6eb828177453df188f9e2c4e isCitedBy Dignity_in_Dying.
- 97fc40b0278662c0430d9f03e553aaaffaa2643d6eb828177453df188f9e2c4e last "Johnson".
- 97fc40b0278662c0430d9f03e553aaaffaa2643d6eb828177453df188f9e2c4e newspaper "The Guardian".
- 97fc40b0278662c0430d9f03e553aaaffaa2643d6eb828177453df188f9e2c4e title "'Right to die' campaign finds growing support: Angella Johnson examines the debate about legalising voluntary euthanasia, an issue which arouses strong passions.".