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... fact appears to the producers , notwith- standing the discovery above referred to , to be just as real and final , as the fact , that , after the discovery by science of the component gases of air the atmosphere itself remained ...
... fact appears to the producers , notwith- standing the discovery above referred to , to be just as real and final , as the fact , that , after the discovery by science of the component gases of air the atmosphere itself remained ...
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... fact of work is a striking illustration of this . And if historical materialism states the priority of social being over social consciousness , this again is a mere recognition of an existing fact . Social practice too is directed ...
... fact of work is a striking illustration of this . And if historical materialism states the priority of social being over social consciousness , this again is a mere recognition of an existing fact . Social practice too is directed ...
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... fact : for it is the supreme and universal fact that the status quo perpetuates itself through the constant threat of atomic destruction , through the unprecedented waste of resources , through mental impoverishment , and— last but not ...
... fact : for it is the supreme and universal fact that the status quo perpetuates itself through the constant threat of atomic destruction , through the unprecedented waste of resources , through mental impoverishment , and— last but not ...
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