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In the event of major abuses of power it should be the public that holds politicians to account. | perspectrum-corpus-700 |
The public should be made aware of major abuses of power so that they can hold politicians accountable | perspectrum-corpus-701 |
Immunity for politicians hurts the image of their office | perspectrum-corpus-702 |
Giving politicians’ immunity from prosecution allows them to focus on performing their duties | perspectrum-corpus-703 |
If politicians are less worried about prosecution, they may be more inclined to do more | perspectrum-corpus-704 |
Immunity from prosecution allows politicians more freedom to do what they think is right in their office | perspectrum-corpus-705 |
Uniting Ireland would bring about an end to sectarian violence | perspectrum-corpus-706 |
Violence would end if Ireland was a united country. | perspectrum-corpus-707 |
It would be easier to protect the rights of religious minorities within a united Ireland | perspectrum-corpus-708 |
A united Ireland would bring religious peace. | perspectrum-corpus-709 |
The majority of the inhabitants of Northern Ireland do not support unification | perspectrum-corpus-710 |
Unification is not supported in the Ireland factions. | perspectrum-corpus-711 |
Unification would be damaging for the economies of both parts of Ireland | perspectrum-corpus-712 |
Unification would reignite civil disorder and violent factionalism among Irish communities | perspectrum-corpus-713 |
Civil war will result between Irish factions if unity occurs. | perspectrum-corpus-714 |
Unifying Ireland will result in public disorder and unrest in the country. | perspectrum-corpus-715 |
The reconciliation process provides access to justice in post conflict states | perspectrum-corpus-716 |
Truth and reconciliation process paving way for justice | perspectrum-corpus-717 |
reconciliation helps with justice | perspectrum-corpus-718 |
Reconciliation can be used to conceal political corruption and patrimony | perspectrum-corpus-719 |
reconciliation can be used for political corruption | perspectrum-corpus-720 |
reconciliation can help to conceal corruption | perspectrum-corpus-721 |
Truth and reconciliation are more important than retribution following violent and long term conflicts | perspectrum-corpus-722 |
Negative campaigning reduces the diversity and representativeness of government. | perspectrum-corpus-723 |
Negative campaign divides the nation and its people | perspectrum-corpus-724 |
Negative campaigns reduce diversity | perspectrum-corpus-725 |
Negative campaigns helps reduce diversity | perspectrum-corpus-726 |
Existing methods of disciplining and controlling candidates are ineffective. | perspectrum-corpus-727 |
Negative campaigning creates voter apathy and prevents accurate reporting of candidates’ policies and ideologies. | perspectrum-corpus-728 |
Negative campaigning can create voter apathy | perspectrum-corpus-729 |
Negative campaigning leads to negative governance. | perspectrum-corpus-730 |
Negative campaigns can lead to negative governing. | perspectrum-corpus-731 |
Negativity in campaigns can lead to a government that is negative. | perspectrum-corpus-732 |
Socialism was a twentieth century ideology which ran its course and ran out of steam when it became clear that Capitalism worked better | perspectrum-corpus-733 |
Capitalism replaced Socialism because it's the better system. | perspectrum-corpus-734 |
Socialism died out, making way for Capitalism. | perspectrum-corpus-735 |
Socialism has changed historically to meet the challenges of the moment and is addressing those of the 21st century in new ways | perspectrum-corpus-736 |
Socialism can be molded to fit the needs of the moment. | perspectrum-corpus-737 |
Socialism is a an ever changing set of principles that can be applied in new ways to meet the challenges of a changing world. | perspectrum-corpus-738 |
socialism have changed and adapted to meet the upcoming challenges of the 21st century | perspectrum-corpus-739 |
Even the leaders of the Left have given up on Socialism as a creed and have now accepted the vast majority of modern Capitalist principles | perspectrum-corpus-740 |
Socialism is no longer seen as a viable option and even the Left has accepted that Capitalism is a better system. | perspectrum-corpus-741 |
Capitalist principles are now being seen as a better option than Socialism even by the leaders of the Left. | perspectrum-corpus-742 |
even left side leaders have accepted capitalism pirnciples and have given up on socialism as a creed | perspectrum-corpus-743 |
Even the left fielders are now accepting capitalist principles over socialism in term of real way of life | perspectrum-corpus-744 |
Globalisation has made socialism impractical to implement | perspectrum-corpus-745 |
Incentive in form of profit benefits society as a whole | perspectrum-corpus-746 |
Socialism is a more secure system than the free market in Capitalism | perspectrum-corpus-747 |
Socialism outranks capitalism in security. | perspectrum-corpus-748 |
Capitalism is less secure than socialist systems. | perspectrum-corpus-749 |
The United States need to maximise the effectiveness of its atomic weaponry program before it could be compromised | perspectrum-corpus-750 |
In order to continue to protect itself effectively, the United States must upgrade the effectiveness of its atomic weapons program. | perspectrum-corpus-751 |
The United States must not allow it's atomic weaponry programs to become compromised. | perspectrum-corpus-752 |
the mazimization of the efectiveness of the united states atomic weaponry program are needed before it could be compromised | perspectrum-corpus-753 |
before the atomic weaponry program could be compromised, the united states need to maximise its effectiveness | perspectrum-corpus-754 |
A negotiated peace would have been preferable to the dropping of the atomic bombs | perspectrum-corpus-755 |
Talking it out would have been preferable. | perspectrum-corpus-756 |
Peace could have been reached via talks and negotiations. | perspectrum-corpus-757 |
Dropping atomic bombs could have been preferably avoided with peace talks. | perspectrum-corpus-758 |
A peaceful negotiation would have been a better option than setting off atomic bombs. | perspectrum-corpus-759 |
It was not necessary to use atomic weapons on a population centre | perspectrum-corpus-760 |
Bombing highly populated areas is wrong. | perspectrum-corpus-761 |
It is not required to bomb large cities. | perspectrum-corpus-762 |
Using atomic weapons in a populated area was not necessary. | perspectrum-corpus-763 |
The use of atomic bombs was the only was to persuade Japan's rulers to surrender | perspectrum-corpus-764 |
The inability of Japan's rulers to back down made it necessary to use the atomic bombs against them. | perspectrum-corpus-765 |
Dropping the atomic bombs on Japan was the only way to make them surrender and stop the war. | perspectrum-corpus-766 |
atomic was the answer for japan's ruler to surrender | perspectrum-corpus-767 |
using nuclear bomb was necessary way to persuade japan's ruler to surrender | perspectrum-corpus-768 |
The continuation of a conventional war would have been much costlier than an atomic attack | perspectrum-corpus-769 |
The cost of dropping the atomic bombs was much less than continuing to fight a costly war. | perspectrum-corpus-770 |
Continuing the war was draining the countries resources making it necessary to end it by dropping the atomic bombs. | perspectrum-corpus-771 |
the continuation of the war without the nuclear bomb would have been much costlier | perspectrum-corpus-772 |
one time atomic attack was less costly then the continuation of the war convenstional way | perspectrum-corpus-773 |
The bombing was immoral and illegal | perspectrum-corpus-774 |
The bombing was wrong and not moral. | perspectrum-corpus-775 |
It was illegal to drop the bombs as they were. | perspectrum-corpus-776 |
Not only was the bombing illegal, it was morally wrong! | perspectrum-corpus-777 |
The legality and morality of the bombing is questionable. | perspectrum-corpus-778 |
The Republican Party has been hijacked by the Tea Partiers who simply don’t have a coherent message or ideology | perspectrum-corpus-779 |
The Tea party has totally hijacked the Republican Party with their incoherent ideas. | perspectrum-corpus-780 |
The incompetent ideologies and messages from the Tea Party have taken over the Republican Party. | perspectrum-corpus-781 |
Having won the economic argument during the Reagan years – both with Russia and the Democratic Party – the Republicans now address social concerns and do so with a consistent message. | perspectrum-corpus-782 |
The leadership of the Republican Party simply has nothing to do with its membership as a result no candidate has, or can, capture the imagination. | perspectrum-corpus-783 |
Just as with other parties around the world, once the dominant argument of a political party proves to be a busted flush it takes about a decade to recover | perspectrum-corpus-784 |
The Electoral College ensures that all parts of the country are involved in selecting the President of the United States. | perspectrum-corpus-785 |
The electoral college prevents a tyranny of the majority. | perspectrum-corpus-786 |
The electoral college weakens incentives for voting and party building. | perspectrum-corpus-787 |
The electoral college makes certain voters decline to vote. | perspectrum-corpus-788 |
Voters and party builders are undermined by the electoral college. | perspectrum-corpus-789 |
With the electoral college in place, it weakens people's incentives for voting. | perspectrum-corpus-790 |
The electoral college goes against the democratic system because it hinders party building and has a negative impact on voting. | perspectrum-corpus-791 |
The electoral college forces candidates to win broad coalitions across the country, encouraging national harmony. | perspectrum-corpus-792 |
Casting votes by state forces candidates to be attentive to local interests, which they would otherwise ignore in a national campaign. | perspectrum-corpus-793 |
The electoral college violates the democratic principle of equality in voting | perspectrum-corpus-794 |
The electoral college violates principles of equity. | perspectrum-corpus-795 |
America's electoral college should be done away with because it violates the democratic principle of equality in voting. | perspectrum-corpus-796 |
The electoral college is just a violation of voter equality. | perspectrum-corpus-797 |
The electoral college violates the democratic principle that the winner should be the candidate receiving the most votes. | perspectrum-corpus-798 |
The electoral college goes against the idea that whoever earns the most votes wins. | perspectrum-corpus-799 |
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