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By having the patient awake, thinking and talking, surgeons make sure they don't remove vital brain tissue with the cancer cells.

While welcoming Hunt's promises of a new system that made sure juniors were not exploited or overworked, the doctors added that "we remain perplexed, as the government's proposals will remove vital safeguards that penalise trusts for overworking doctors".

He said: "The contract they want to impose will remove vital protections on safe working patterns, devalue evening and weekend work and make specialities such as emergency medicine and general practice less attractive, even though the NHS is already struggling to recruit and retain doctors to these areas of medicine.

"Today we have demonstrated that, together, we are able to efficiently remove vital criminal infrastructures that are supporting serious organised crime," said Troels Oerting, head of Europol's European cybercrime centre.

Proponents of DCD might reply that permanence, rather than irreversibility, is the appropriate standard in this context (see, e.g., Bernat 2006, 41) or that DCD represents an instance where it is permissible to remove vital organs from someone who is dying but not yet dead.

But when we excuse overeager firings as necessary to protect brand value, we remove vital balance.

The coroner, Mark Young of Montrose County, had determined that doctors at two hospitals did not properly declare the man, 31, brain dead before removing vital organs.

The rogue practice of removing vital pollution filters from the exhausts of diesel vehicles has suffered a blow with the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for the first time banning an advert for the service.

In addition, the installation of the barriers also removed vital safety areas on the left sides of I-95, in the north and southbound directions further endangering disabled vehicles.

"The government's priority should be to continue tackling inequality in higher education but instead they are removing vital help in a move which will hurt those who need it most".

Hunt's new proposals for the NHS echo days of old, removing vital safeguards that ensure working hours are kept in check for the good of doctor and patient wellbeing.