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But as more performer than writer or scholar, it's the hats — the sizes of them, the various angles at which they can be cocked, when and how to take them off and gesture with them — that fascinate Irwin almost equally as much as Beckett's linguistic rhythms and playfulness, and in this piece he hats patagonia dissects the visual language that any hat carries with it in a way that most Beckett scholars could not. And that stands to reason, since an actor who has been a student of Beckett from the stage, living within his characters for several decades, has hats nike a far different and more physical take on the work than someone who knows it primarily from the page.

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In such a setting, triage will be unavoidable, in Pesik's view. "The objective of triage is to use the available resources as effectively and efficiently as possible," she said. In place of the usual goal of doing everything possible for each patient, "Modern triage uses the utilitarian principle of doing the greatest good for the greatest number. . . . I believe the resources need to be used for hats women the patients that are going to have the best outcomes."

Lotteries may have a place in the rationing of care when the patients involved "have no major disparities in medical utility," that is, when all have the same apparent prognosis or level of risk, Pesik said. An example might be a large group of patients who are all asymptomatic and awaiting antibiotic treatment or vaccination. Lotteries "allow people to be treated as absolute equals," she said. "They're random, and they surely provide a lot less stress for individuals who are involved in triage, because you're picking numbers out of a hat."