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1 Every craft and every line of inquiry, and likewise every action and decision, seems to seek some good; that is why some people were right to describe the good as what everything seeks. Read the first page
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accord
act
actions
activity
another
appears
appetite
aristotle
bad
base
belief
best
better
book
called
case
chapter
character
complete
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decent
decision
different
does
either
end
ethics
even
everything
excess
feelings
find
fine
friends
friendship
further
good
happiness
hence
himself
honor
however
human
incontinent
injustice
instance
intermediate
itself
justice
knowledge
less
life
makes
mean
moreover
must
nature
need
nicomachean
nor
nothing
now
others
own
pain
part
people
person
pleasant
pleasure
presumably
proper
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reason
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right
say
science
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someone
something
sort
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take
themselves
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true
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