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Further, many philosophers think that Meta-Ethics and Normative Ethics can have sort of a "hard barrier" between them, so that one's meta-ethical view may have no impact at all upon one's acceptance of Deontology or Deontological systems.
EDIT: For the record, I think this is pretty ridiculous, but it's worth noting that people believe it.