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Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   Updated on: 28 Mar 2019, 11:13
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Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absolutely than individual freedom of action, given that the latter, though also desirable, must be (ii) _____ the limits imposed by the rights and freedom of others.

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(A) exercised(D) conscious of
(B) protected(E) superior to
(C) curtailed(F) subject to
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Originally posted by sdhar on 09 May 2017, 09:40.
Last edited by Carcass on 28 Mar 2019, 11:13, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   09 May 2017, 09:54
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Please sdhar follow the proper way formatting the question. Here there is a post specifically made

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Also follow the rules, adding the tag. So is much easier to find the question by other students

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Back to the question: the limitation of freedom of action comes in second order, after freedom of thought, more important.

A and F are the answers.
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Re: Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   09 May 2017, 13:38
The answers are B and F
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Re: Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   25 Mar 2019, 06:01
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Please sdhar follow the proper way formatting the question. Here there is a post specifically made

http://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/qv-how-to- ... -2362.html

Also follow the rules, adding the tag. So is much easier to find the question by other students

http://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/rules-to-p ... -1652.html

Back to the question: the limitation of freedom of action comes in second order, after freedom of thought, more important.

A and F are the answers.


Hi, could you explain why "protected" isn't a good fit for the 1st blank?

thanks!
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Re: Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   27 Mar 2019, 04:09
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The keyword for the first blank is 'though also desirable'. So 'exercised' is the most desirable option. So we can exercise that option in the first blank.
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Re: Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   28 Mar 2019, 11:16
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Freedom of thought and indeed of choice must be protected more than freedom of action because the latter have to be subject to limits imposed by the statutory (government or else). Otherwise, we will end up in a state of anarchy.

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Re: Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   17 Jul 2019, 17:06
Why not 'protected' for the first blank?
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Re: Individual freedom of thought should be (i) _____ more absol [#permalink] New post   18 Jul 2019, 08:17
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Please refer to the explanation above.

However

more absolutely than individual freedom of action,

This clue leads you to A and not B
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