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Historians and, more recently, sociologists have added their views, bringing to bear a zeal of interpretation that seems equal to the ardor of devoted reformers in nineteenth-century England.
But, in the end, each voter must make that judgment by bringing to bear all the decision-making resources -- history, religion, common sense, psychology -- that he or she brings to bear in making value judgments on any public policy issue.
Again, such complex assessments are improved by bringing to bear group expertise.
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