The legal documents mentioned above allow you to spell out under what circumstances you want to be kept alive.
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It also has a blank space where people can specify a state in which they wouldn't want to be kept alive.
Sabatino, the lawyer, says that patients can say they would not want to be kept alive with a feeding tube in every state.
But it is a toss-up for any bank whether it is preferable to be kept alive by laundered cash or cash lent by the state via a central bank.
They have to be kept alive by expensive and heavy life-support systems, and their relatives tend to make a fuss if, despite these, they get killed.
Lobsters are best cooked just before they are eaten to ensure freshness, taste and texture, so they need to be kept alive and, as Mr Middleton explains, they can get very stressed if not treated well.
Whether that spirit of goodwill can be kept alive when the afterglow has faded and Britons wake up to headlines about their worsening economic problems and a coalition government in deepening disarray remains to be seen.
Michael Schiavo came to advocate removing Terri's feeding tube, saying that she had told him before her accident that she would not want to be artificially kept alive.
And that the home run would be the shot that kept this most improbable team alive long enough to make history.
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Those planning to attend on the final day will have been pleased that the stout South African resistance kept the contest alive, but they will no doubt be hoping for rather more in the way of entertainment.
Those who attacked us sought to deprive our Nation of the very ideals for which we stand -- but in the aftermath of this tragedy, the American people kept alive the virtues and values that make us who we are and who we must always be.
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