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In "The Canterbury Tales," particularly in the "Doctor's Tale," there is a sly trick where the doctor collaborates with apothecaries to profit from the sale of medicines. The doctor prescribes expensive treatments, knowing they will benefit both him and the apothecaries financially. This deceitful partnership exploits patients, as the focus shifts from genuine care to maximizing profit. It highlights the theme of corruption in the medical profession during that era.

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