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It is not necessary to impose limitations when the danger is only theoretical . It could be argued that a theoretical danger is a potential danger and that wise men anticipate such dangers . This cannot be denied , but the force of this ...
It is not necessary to impose limitations when the danger is only theoretical . It could be argued that a theoretical danger is a potential danger and that wise men anticipate such dangers . This cannot be denied , but the force of this ...
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Public officials and private citizens will have different conceptions of what constitutes a clear and present danger . Even legal authorities are sure to disagree . Since official action must be adapted to existing circumstances , every ...
Public officials and private citizens will have different conceptions of what constitutes a clear and present danger . Even legal authorities are sure to disagree . Since official action must be adapted to existing circumstances , every ...
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Among internal dangers , there is none so threatening and so insidious as the loss or surrender by the citizens of their political independence . With respect to this danger , the student of democracy can predict with confidence .
Among internal dangers , there is none so threatening and so insidious as the loss or surrender by the citizens of their political independence . With respect to this danger , the student of democracy can predict with confidence .
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