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Conversely, if you ''are'' called "doctor", you ''must'' know medicine. |
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{{quote|<small>Quick, Doctor, the patient is in [[Not That Kind of Doctor|HERE]]--What do you mean, you're [[Not That Kind of Doctor]]?</small>}} |
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Latest revision as of 15:27, 7 August 2014
If you don't know medicine, you don't get to be called "doctor".
Conversely, if you are called "doctor", you must know medicine.
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Quick, Doctor, the patient is in HERE--What do you mean, you're Not That Kind of Doctor? |
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