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RPG, Radiation Protection Guides, express the dose that should
not be exceeded without careful consideration of the reasons for
doing so.

Every effort should be made to encourage the maintenance

of radiation doses as far below this guide as practicable.

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are intended for use with normal peacetime operations, and there

should be no man-made radiation exposure without expectation of
benefits from such exposure.

Considering such benefits, exposure

at the level of the RPG is considered as an acceptable risk for a
lifetime.

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population are expressed in terms of

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