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Should an upheaval be postponed for a couple of decades, the new land measures would so transform the countryside that it would no longer be a revolutionary force... [220, 378].
The torment did not end with the Paris Agreement. No sooner had the war ended than the controversy moved to America's right to enforce the peace [218, 695].
Only twice before in history have we humans invented a wholly novel way of creating wealth. Each time we invented new forms of government to go with it [222, 238].
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In the nationalist pattern, the stimulus to rural mobilization is the effort of the intellectual leaders of the nationalist movement to mobilize popular support from the rural areas in their struggle against the colonial regime. Only rarely did this occur because only rarely were the nationalists able or required to mobilize rural support to win their goals [220, 438].
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Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters can't not follow the Geneva Conventions [219,55].
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Following Nietzsche's line of thought, we are compelled to ask the following questions: Is not the man who is completely satisfied by nothing more than universal and equal recognition something less than a full human being, indeed, an object of contempt, a "last man" with neither striving nor aspiration? And might not the fear of becoming contemptible "last men" not lead men to assert themselves in new and unforeseen ways, even to the point of becoming once again bestial "first men" engaged in bloody prestige battles, this time with modern weapons? [217, xxiii]
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Hegel, by contrast, starts with a completely different understanding of man. Not only is man not determined by his physical or animal nature, but his very humanity consists in his ability to overcome or negate that animal nature. He is free not just in Hobbes's formal sense of being physically unconstrained, bur free in the metaphysical sense of being radically un-determined by nature [217, 149].
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British and French colonial governments in general followed permissive policies toward labor organization. Unions were often permitted where political parties were not, and once national independence movements did come into existence, close ties usually existed between them and the unions [220, 286].
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It is the demand for rationality that imposes uniformity on the social development of industrialising societies [219, 187].
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Nevertheless, it was Wilson who prevailed: a century later, Roosevelt is remembered for his achievements [218, 44].
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It is Brazil that might be able to follow the Turkish pattern and work out a compromise which would permit a sanitized opposition to come to power peacefully [220, 236].
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It was precisely man's competitiveness and vanity, his desire to dominate and rule, which was the wellspring of social creativity, ensuring the realization of potentials "unborn in an Arcadian shepherd's life" [217, 59].
