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The right and duty of those nations to protect their civilians from such threats cannot hinge on the willingness of comparatively unendangered states to support them.
We have spent a lot of money and effort to preserve an unendangered species at a time when common species of birds were becoming endangered.
Duckworth says that Emma presides "[a]t the center of a world apparently unendangered by any possibility of discontinuity" (148), we must emphasize the word "apparently" and note that Austen makes very clear that she is representing a society on the move.
 
 
 
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