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Practice is the realm in which human beings spend most of their lives, but it is ultimately unsatisfying since it is, in Hobbes's famous locution, the endless search for "power after power.
Perhaps they do, but since the movie's copious dialogue is spoken in a stylized locution just short of iambic pentameter, it's muddled into a highfalutin drone quite early on.
I am struggling with that change, not so much because I have not found this to be a common locution in the biblical text since after all God's preferential option for the poor has been made abundantly clear by liberation theologians and others.
 
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