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To be sure , flagrant and extreme indulgence is resented and condemned and , when the opportunity comes , punished . The frequent occurrence of scandals in which almost unbelievable corruption is exposed indicates , however , how ...
To be sure , flagrant and extreme indulgence is resented and condemned and , when the opportunity comes , punished . The frequent occurrence of scandals in which almost unbelievable corruption is exposed indicates , however , how ...
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There are , to be sure , corrective and counteracting influences : rivals and associates of superior moral and intellectual calibre ; the eventual practical failure and consequent exposure of ignorance and cheapness ; and the slow but ...
There are , to be sure , corrective and counteracting influences : rivals and associates of superior moral and intellectual calibre ; the eventual practical failure and consequent exposure of ignorance and cheapness ; and the slow but ...
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To be sure , these are much more obvious to the critics than to the citizens , for the latter have often rationalized them or become accustomed and insensible to them . The citizens , to be sure , make mistakes . This is inevitable .
To be sure , these are much more obvious to the critics than to the citizens , for the latter have often rationalized them or become accustomed and insensible to them . The citizens , to be sure , make mistakes . This is inevitable .
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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