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But who then must a representative represent ? And what must he represent ? There are those who think that a representative should as far as possible represent all the wishes of all his constituents . It is his duty to see to it that ...
But who then must a representative represent ? And what must he represent ? There are those who think that a representative should as far as possible represent all the wishes of all his constituents . It is his duty to see to it that ...
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The public assumes that these conflicts can be much more easily solved by the representatives of the people than by the people ... He will commend his own representative for diligent promotion of the interests of his own group but ...
The public assumes that these conflicts can be much more easily solved by the representatives of the people than by the people ... He will commend his own representative for diligent promotion of the interests of his own group but ...
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This varies from that of the representative of a relatively small group of citizens in a sparsely populated district to that of the President of the United States , who represents all the citizens of the country .
This varies from that of the representative of a relatively small group of citizens in a sparsely populated district to that of the President of the United States , who represents all the citizens of the country .
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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