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as originally determined in the constitution and as subsequently determined by changes made by the citizens . The degree to which such limitations are necessary depends , as has been previously indicated , upon all the factors involved ...
as originally determined in the constitution and as subsequently determined by changes made by the citizens . The degree to which such limitations are necessary depends , as has been previously indicated , upon all the factors involved ...
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The laws of nature cannot be determined by the vote of the people any more than they can be determined by the decision of the Politburo . It is clearly not truth that is established by the rule of the majority .
The laws of nature cannot be determined by the vote of the people any more than they can be determined by the decision of the Politburo . It is clearly not truth that is established by the rule of the majority .
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The immediate and longange consequences of even minor changes in public policy are not readily determined . It is useless to expect the judgments of the citizens of a democracy to be something more than human . We should not expect them ...
The immediate and longange consequences of even minor changes in public policy are not readily determined . It is useless to expect the judgments of the citizens of a democracy to be something more than human . We should not expect them ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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