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  "headline": "What remains of a person when memory changes",
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      "text": "Dignity and essential help do not depend on dates, recognising relatives or a coherent biography. NHS supports response time and participation; optional photographs or songs become neither examination nor treatment.",
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      "text": "Hume admits difficulty explaining connected perceptions; the Gita affirms an indestructible soul in a religious battle-and-death context. The answers remain incompatible.",
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