| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He is confronted by two modes of action one concrete, immediate, but directed towards only one individual, and other to an end infinitely greater, a national collectivity, but for that very reason ambiguous and liable to be frustrated on the way.11 Sartre concludes that where there is no certainty about the importance of competing values, one must trust one's instincts.12
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