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OFTEN in our English-language readings, we come across sentences that have certain words evidently missing yet surprisingly read right and sound right as well: "Those who wish to [...] can very well ...

Emphasizing virtue as the foundation of true joy, Jeffrey Rosen — president and CEO of the National Constitution Center — discussed the pursuit of happiness in his forum on Jan. 28.

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So if you want the United States to be as selfish as possible, we must look out for the well-being of other countries. Drew Despereaux (a pseudonym) is a student in the graduate division.