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He insinuated that the Court was not only wrong but corrupt, perhaps even corrupt absolutely: "The Court's statement, that it is 'tempting' to acknowledge the authoritativeness of tradition in order to 'cur[b] the discretion of judges' is, of course, rhetoric rather than reality; no government official is 'tempted' to place restraints upon his own freedom of action, which is why Lord Acton did not say 'Power tends to purify. Undoubtedly, this perpetuation aspect could prove deleterious when both LIS practitioners and students try to establish orthographic compliance and factual authoritativeness by consulting Katz's "bible. Second, her church accepted them as a sign of the authoritativeness of her teachings. |
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