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The field of environmental law is now so complex that it has become hard for IUCN 's several hundred volunteer lawyers and modest full-time staff of legal specialists to sustain both the demands for their expert services and the academic study and elaboration of new concepts for refining and advancing environmental law . But so unmindful is she of her own interest , that she seems in part to have lost her very being , so forgetful is she of herself . Sometimes the information to be imparted to prospective subjects is so complex or possibly disturbing that it may require some time for it to be absorbed and appreciated . A CANDLE FAINTLY BURNED in the window , to which the black ladder had often been raised for the sliding away of all that was most precious in this world to a striving wife and a brood of hungry babies ; and Stephen added to his other thoughts the stern reflection , that of all the casualties of this existence upon earth , not one was dealt out with so unequal a hand as Death . So natural , as a matter of fact , did this system seem to the society of the Midi and the Spanish March in the late tenth century and the first half of the eleventh , that it was not often seriously questioned , though it was certainly anything but canonical . killer T-cells can punch holes in cell walls , or secrete chemicals that destroy cell walls , etc. Computer systems , and in particular , networks of computers , are becoming so complex that we are fast losing the ability to analyse and understand them in any detail . In seeking to show that something so unlikely to happen constitutes a direct threat to the safety of Dr. Scoles ' patients , the hospital defendants focused instead on the consequences of transmission if it occurs : the patient 's death from AIDS .