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Aristotle argued that humans can be either the best of animals or the most dangerous of animals depending on whether or not they have ________.

Aristotle argued that humans can be either the best of animals or the most dangerous of animals depending on whether or not they have ________.
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Aristotle argued that humans can be either the best of animals or the most dangerous of animals depending on whether or not they have ________.

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Aristotle argued that humans can be neither the best of animals or the most dangerous of animals depending on whether or not they have law and justice Law and Justice
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