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The morality of an action is never legitimized by saying a less moral individual would do the same or worse.
Period instruments have less moral force here.
Others have less dramatic, less "moral of the story" endings.
Are they somehow less moral if they do?
This seemed to me to give literary criticism a lot less moral work to do.
The war it is fighting now has less moral clarity and more loose ends.
"There is less moral culpability attached to the defendant who is … intoxicated," the judge said.
In Mr. Erofeyev's world, evil lies within, and dissidents are sometimes less moral than Soviet bureaucrats.
More important, though, a filibuster actually has more, not less, moral legitimacy in the case of a judicial appointment.
Their concern was less moral than political: they understood, if Hart didn't, that his behavior was a potential political disaster.
In fact they are generally less moral than humans because they have been corrupted by their power.
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