To such criticism Pace's friend, John Heywood, the epigrammatist, once answered that it was better for the common weal for wise men to " go in fools'coats " than for fools to " go in wise men's gowns ".
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Given the mortal propensity to serve self first, is it not a marvel that human creatures have been able to fashion a society that seeks to foster the common weal, curb the power of the strongest and respect the rights of the weakest within a fabric of mutual consent?
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Details of the particular email that was accessed were not initially released, but it was later revealed to be correspondence with Dr Elliot Bulmer in connection with an article he wrote for the " Herald " in July, " A Scottish constitution to serve the common weal ".
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Originally a phrase ( the common-wealth or the common weal echoed in the modern synonym " public weal " ) it comes from the old meaning of " wealth ", which is " well-being ", and is itself a loose translation of the Latin res publica ( republic ).
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The " Zohar " contains a number of interpretations of this verse, including the suggestion that " God saw the light that it was good " means that " the universe became lighted up and pervaded throughout with the divine life which preserves it for the common weal and happiness of created and animated beings ."
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*One way of re-jigging one s rationale would be to admit that one was perhaps in the wrong job ( unpaid and as a volunteer, of course ), gracefully resign as an admin and find some other way of contributing to the common weal . talk ) 23 : 53, 21 December 2011 ( UTC)
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If I know he will not unnecessarily hurt anyone in private life, I can go about my daily business confident in the thought that in the discharge of his awesome public functions, he will take care that if ever he hurts anyone, which may include me, it is with a good reason connected not to his personal blisses but to the common weal which it is his duty to advance.
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Our present discomfort with many things about government must already have to do with our own successive Filipino governments'poor track record in improving the common weal, starting from the time we became politically independent . What has been at the bottom of this poor record ? Can government change and be more successful at societal reform ? Or do we change ourselves ? The task is to help leadership understand why government has had such a poor record in meeting the people's needs.
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An early statement on national balance of trade appeared in " Discourse of the Common Weal of this Realm of England ", 1549 : " We must always take heed that we buy no more from strangers than we sell them, for so should we impoverish ourselves and enrich them . " The period featured various but often disjointed efforts by the court of Queen Elizabeth to develop a naval and merchant fleet capable of challenging the Spanish stranglehold on trade and of expanding the growth of bullion at home.
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There were also a Broadway production in 1903 and international tours . " The New York Times " gave the show a rave review after its opening night in New York : " It is just possible that there have been better musical comedies . . . but if there have, nobody in the audience could think of them at the end of the evening . . . . It was the marvel of . . . good looks, good dancing, and good acting working together for the common weal . " The paper particularly praised the humour of G . P . Huntley and Maurice Farkoa.
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