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... sense and non - sense . As the rising ex- penditures for expanding and insuring business enter into the very structure of the economy , they - together with their moronic features and consequences become beneficial and rational . They ...
... sense and non - sense . As the rising ex- penditures for expanding and insuring business enter into the very structure of the economy , they - together with their moronic features and consequences become beneficial and rational . They ...
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... sense of the kind of willful effort men can make in order to possess a part of the past , and to create a legitimate sense of continuity between their own experience and other people's . The lack of a world- view ( of an ideology , of a ...
... sense of the kind of willful effort men can make in order to possess a part of the past , and to create a legitimate sense of continuity between their own experience and other people's . The lack of a world- view ( of an ideology , of a ...
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... sense of loss : a sense that life under modern conditions has become deracinate and disinherited , and that whatever might give meaning to existence is beyond his reach . If he is to extricate himself from this tragic situation , if he ...
... sense of loss : a sense that life under modern conditions has become deracinate and disinherited , and that whatever might give meaning to existence is beyond his reach . If he is to extricate himself from this tragic situation , if he ...
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