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1    1,     1,   II       6|       insubordination, with no gain for the emigrants, because
2    1,     2            35| against thirst for unsatisfied gain, and ignorance on the other
3    1,     2            39|        own immediate financial gain.True, we are against an
4    1,     2            49|       with the sole purpose of gain. If such associations will
5    1,     2            58|        State would have all to gain and nothing to lose by accepting
6    1,     4            76|  instituted only for financial gain. They, continues De Zerbi, “
7    1,     6            98|  itself in such a manner as to gain the love of good people
8    1,     7,   II     113|        unquenchable thirst for gain and, on the other hand,