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But the sheer numbers and percentages recorded in 1995 and after pointed to some human factor superimposing itself upon the natural pattern -- a signal, as Souder puts it, of something "gone terribly wrong".
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One young public sector-based specialist noted 'this is how medicine should be', after pointing to the regular interactions observed with colleagues in H1 corridors and on ward rounds.
The thumb now represents the person you described after pointing to the thumb.
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