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Signing up to be an organ donor can save multiple lives as a single donor's organs can help up to 8 people live on through transplantation; one's organs are not needed after death so donating them can give the gift of life or improved vision to those in need of transplants; donating organs allows one to give back to humanity in their passing.
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