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		<title>Alienation</title>
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		<description>A hypothetical example to help technical communicators think through ethical issues in the workplace (before they occur in real life).</description>
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		<title>Responses to &quot;Alienation&quot;</title>
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		<description>In the April 2003 issue, &lt;i&gt;Intercom&lt;/i&gt; printed a hypothetical dilemma by John G. Bryan entitled &apos;Alienation.&apos; A summary of this story appears in the box on this page; reader responses appear below. The responses do not reflect the views of STC&apos;s ethics committee and may have been edited for length.</description>
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