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virtuousness

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See: ethics, integrity, principle


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And my feelings about the phony-baloney virtuousness of the journalistic community are similar to his feelings about that phony-baloney virtuousness.
By considering such quotidian moments as the virtuousness we feel at reusing plastic bags, Hawkins arrives at ways of changing ecologically destructive practices that are grounded in the micropolitics of daily life.
Many patients with eating disorders, for example, are seeking a level of perfection and virtuousness that is impossible to achieve.
 
 
 
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