"disqualifiable" meaning in English

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          "text": "Medicine is fond of these practices too, displaying an ingenuity that ranges from Aids to the clever, but ultimately disqualifiable, Caduceus for Committee Advocating Development and Use of Chymopapain to Eliminate Unnecessary back Surgery.",
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        "Able to be disqualified."
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