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Consequences, in a word, affect large numbers beyond those immediately concerned in the transaction.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgConsequences, in a word, affect large numbers beyond those immediately concerned in the transaction.
Dewey asserts that individual actions can have widespread consequences that affect many beyond those directly involved.
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