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... practical : the intrinsic intellectual interest of many practical problems is utterly absorbing . Still less is it to say that he is impractical ; he is simply concerned with something else , a quality in problems that is not de- fined ...
... practical : the intrinsic intellectual interest of many practical problems is utterly absorbing . Still less is it to say that he is impractical ; he is simply concerned with something else , a quality in problems that is not de- fined ...
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... practical guidance to the complex industrial world that had come into being within the past quarter century . As they planned it , the university would become a center of training in administration and citizenship , and would evolve ...
... practical guidance to the complex industrial world that had come into being within the past quarter century . As they planned it , the university would become a center of training in administration and citizenship , and would evolve ...
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... practical counsel . Finally , being rather more human than otherwise , they too have a natural craving for unbought ... practical bias so often attributed only to business is found almost everywhere in America . In itself , a certain ...
... practical counsel . Finally , being rather more human than otherwise , they too have a natural craving for unbought ... practical bias so often attributed only to business is found almost everywhere in America . In itself , a certain ...
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