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... men insist on attending to their own philanthropies , for example . ... the essence of democracy for the citizens to claim the right to decide what private ends the corporate end is to embrace and to insist on retaining this right .
... men insist on attending to their own philanthropies , for example . ... the essence of democracy for the citizens to claim the right to decide what private ends the corporate end is to embrace and to insist on retaining this right .
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Sometimes one or both parties to a compromise insist on the inclusion of a statement of principles , in spite of the fact that the compromise represents a considerable deviation from the principles of all parties concerned .
Sometimes one or both parties to a compromise insist on the inclusion of a statement of principles , in spite of the fact that the compromise represents a considerable deviation from the principles of all parties concerned .
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They insist on being politically partisan in foreign policy even when opinion is non - partisan . They insist on maintaining disunity when there is only unity . Foreign policy for them is a part of domestic political strategy .
They insist on being politically partisan in foreign policy even when opinion is non - partisan . They insist on maintaining disunity when there is only unity . Foreign policy for them is a part of domestic political strategy .
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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