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professed purpose

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The professed purpose of last weekend's raid into Gaza was to kill or capture Palestinian terrorists involved in firing rockets into Israel, to capture or destroy equipment and to gather intelligence.
The author's way of tracking down racial types indicates that he probably deems it more worthwhile to recognize realists' "necessity" for racial caricature than to censure the discrepancy between their professed purposes and such unbecoming practices.
The professed purpose of this book is to warn Americans about the present course of the Republicans controlling the government; to explain the cause behind the extremely antagonistic attitude that Republicans and Democrats hold toward each other; and to point out the direction that Carter, as a pious man with political experience, believes that our country should go.
 
 
 
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