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No one needs to have this explained; we all know how a kind of subtle influence makes us imitate or try to imitate the manner of those around us.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgNo one needs to have this explained; we all know how a kind of subtle influence makes us imitate or try to imitate the manner of those around us.
Bagehot reflects on the natural human tendency to mimic the behaviors of those around us.
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