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Coercive political action often appears the ultimate antithesis of the politics of liberalism.
The ultimate effects of initial cost internalization on economic aggregates would have to be modelled according to prevailing price elasticities and technological (production) structures.
The ultimate achievement of cognitive archaeology would be to provide descriptions of the cognitive life-world of human antecedents at many points in evolution.
In fact, gene sequencing is now recommended as the ultimate method of certification of polio eradication [11].
Every historical fact must finally be assigned its place in these great culture systems and acquire its ultimate significance in relation to one of them.
Generally speaking, the biggest measure in the fuzzy set is the ultimate decision.
In this instance, motivation serves the function of a portmanteau concept that hinders further insight into the dynamics of contraceptive failures and their ultimate control.
What are the ultimate social and political ideals that determine the way in which scientists work toward common goals?
There may then be said to be two subjects of legal sovereignty - one immediate and one ultimate.
Africans had no need for such external sources of inspiration ; in their ultimate state of self-realization, they would be naturally socialist and democratic.
Other authors departed from this concern over physical indicators, however, and questioned the ultimate relevance of race.
Four types of "healing connections" involving a sense of bonding to self, others, the phenomenal world, and ultimate meaning, respectively, were identified.
The pursuit of money not only becomes an end in itself, it often becomes the ultimate end of our intentions and actions.
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