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Therefore we have every motive, the strongest inducement in the world, to make that language as perfect as possible.
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gutenberg.orgTherefore we have every motive, the strongest inducement in the world, to make that language as perfect as possible.
Here, Sumner argues for the necessity of precision and clarity in legislative language to ensure effective communication.
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