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Text: We ask a lot of our patient. We put them to sleep. Cut them open. Poke around in their brain and guts with sharp instruments. We ask for their blind trust. Irony is, trust is hard for surgeons, because we're trained from day one that we can't trust anyone but ourselves. The only instincts you can count on are your own. Until one day, you leave the classroom and step into the OR. You're surrounded by others. A team that you have to rely on whether you trust them or not. Each paragraph will be a test.

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