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At the hospital's intensive care deparment, the following trend was observed; the patients were always dying in the same bed, every sunday at exactly 11 a.m. - no matter how good or bad their health was. The doctors become very concerned because they simply could not figure out the cause of this phenomenon.
What would help the most to shed some light at this paradox?
A To examine how many patients die in the same bed, every sunday at 11 a.m. at the other hospitals in the country. B To check if there are beds in which patients usually die every Saturday at 10 a.m. in the same hospital. C To call several famous paranormal investigators and a holy man-priest who advertises at local tv station. D To scrutinize if the intensive care room's electricity plug is the only one in the room and whether a cleaning lady uses it to plug in the vacuum cleaner instead of the intensive care unit every Sunday. E To make sure that each patient's radiology screening shoots are precisely taken.
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D is the only one that helps resolve the paradox that in the intensive care unit, the patient dies (although, somehow I feel that this option does not resolve the paradox of dieing at 11:00 a.m.....may be the stimulus assumes that cleaning happens in the morning time only).
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