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“What then is the relation of law to morality? Law cannot prescribe morality, it can prescribe only external actions and therefore it should prescribe only those actions whose mere fulfillment, from whatever motive, the state adjudges to be conducive to welfare. What actions are these? Obviously such actions as promote the physical and social conditions requisite for the expression and development of free”
“be emotionally affected by someone or something that one admires; become ecstatic: teenagers swoon over Japanese pop singers.””
“fem·i·nist n. a person who supports feminism. adj. of, relating to, or supporting feminism: feminist literature. late 19th cent.: from French féministe, from Latin femina 'woman'.””
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