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K C Warner
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The human body comes with no instructions, no warranties, and no money-back guarantees. When it needs service, patients turn to health care providers--brimming with a wealth of valuable knowledge and experience. But even we cannot offer any guarantees.

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K C Warner. 2001. Satisfaction guaranteed.... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15307353/

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