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I t's a shame that the stakes in the mounting congressional battle over organ transplantation are so high. But the outcome will be measured in lives, and combatants on both sides are gravely concerned that lawmakers will get it wrong. It has revived the argument of public vs. private control of health care and bogged down in an argument over states' rights. Beyond politics, the debate has raised touchy questions about how to decide who receives an organ and who is left to die waiting. Rosenker says the number of deaths will increase if organs are allocated through the federal government instead of through doctors and a private administration system.