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In conclusion
 There are a number of areas that cannot ever really be ‘resolved’ i.e. the debate about harms and benefits
 Evidence is disputed or lacking in this area
 What would count as ‘conclusive’ evidence is elusive
 Policy makers do not use evidence in straightforward ways Different countries have different approaches
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