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With the first of the baby boomers to retire soon, the inexorability of demographics will add to the problem. And with increasing frailty (given the inexorability of geriatric change) comes the need for higher levels of service designed to accommodate higher levels of ADL dependency. They did not appreciate the inexorability of the "democratic revolution," as Tocqueville famously called it--a revolution that might lead to the decencies of constitutional democracy, as well as to unprecedented forms of "democratic despotism. |
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