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opportunities for a rich life and preventing unnecessary limitations of these opportunities . For most people the practical consequences of the ... In every realm of accomplishment , there is a “ natural ” opportunity for activity .
opportunities for a rich life and preventing unnecessary limitations of these opportunities . For most people the practical consequences of the ... In every realm of accomplishment , there is a “ natural ” opportunity for activity .
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been the feeling , somewhat cold blooded and not always openly avowed , that poverty is the result of neglect of opportunity , of laziness , shiftlessness , and incompetence , in short , of private weaknesses .
been the feeling , somewhat cold blooded and not always openly avowed , that poverty is the result of neglect of opportunity , of laziness , shiftlessness , and incompetence , in short , of private weaknesses .
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The function of the government is to assure opportunity , not to bestow the benefits of the use of it . It is not a function of government to neutralize the consequences of irresponsibility . The individual citizen should not be ...
The function of the government is to assure opportunity , not to bestow the benefits of the use of it . It is not a function of government to neutralize the consequences of irresponsibility . The individual citizen should not be ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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