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I. Working in hazardous sites such as quarries, where explosives and heavy machinery are deployed, is fraught with risks.
I. Working in hazardous sites such as quarries, where explosives and heavy machinery are deployed, is fraught with risks.
II. But human casualties in accidents caused at such sites due to greed-induced exploitation, violation of safety and operational norms, and collusion with regulators, involves an element of culpability.
III. Some kinds of criticism are as too much insipid as others are too pragmatical.
IV. Scotland retains Scots Law, its own most unique legal system, based on Roman law, which combines features of both civil law and common law.
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