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Action (n.) is a thing whose ounce is worth a ton of theory.
Alcohol (n.) is, in 19th century Europe, used in excess by workers as a result of capitalist exploitation only source of pleasure for the degraded working man.
The City (n.) does not give the human senses room enough.
The City (n.) is a place of barbarous indifference, hard egotism on one hand, and nameless misery on the other, everywhere social warfare, everywhere reciprocal plundering under the protection of the law.
Communism (n.) began as a crude, rough-hewn, purely instinctive conviction among workers that political revolution alone was not enough.
Defeat (n.) teaches more than victory: it is what finally brings home to men the insufficiency of their favourite nostrums.
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Family (n.) is a microcosm of the class conflict in the larger society rather than having its own independent microsystem process of conflict.
History (n.) is built, in every epoch, on its mode of production and exchange, and can be explained from that alone — a proposition meant to do for history what Darwin did for biology.
Nature (n.) is loved by what is best in us, because in nature there is no citizen.
Paper (n.) will bear anything that is written on it.