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But the planning was done by each individual . Now , because we live together in huge urban centers , and because we work together in large establishments , collective planning is unavoidable , unless indeed a dictator were to rule each ...
But the planning was done by each individual . Now , because we live together in huge urban centers , and because we work together in large establishments , collective planning is unavoidable , unless indeed a dictator were to rule each ...
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From an individual standpoint Benjamin Franklin was right ; saving , frugality , and personal economy are virtues . We hope they will accomplish two results . We expect them to provide edu- cation for our children , and security against ...
From an individual standpoint Benjamin Franklin was right ; saving , frugality , and personal economy are virtues . We hope they will accomplish two results . We expect them to provide edu- cation for our children , and security against ...
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Yet the in- vasion plan was designed to leave a great area of freedom of initiative with the individual field commander . To each , knowing the general plan and his own objective , was given wide latitude with which to meet those ...
Yet the in- vasion plan was designed to leave a great area of freedom of initiative with the individual field commander . To each , knowing the general plan and his own objective , was given wide latitude with which to meet those ...
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