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See: choice, election, selection


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AP, Gosforth I DON'T blame pensioners for saying they are going to vote Labour at the next electio our at the next election.
86D: "Quia tamen principilior actus virtutis est interior electio, quae potest esse absque exteriori fortuna, inde est, quod pauper potest esse magnificus quantum ad habitum, etsi non quantum ad actum, deficientibus sibi bonis fortune, quae organicae deserviunt huic virtuti, in qua requiritur exterior exsecutio.
 
 
 
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