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Enzyme Sensors and Immunosensorssolutions. By offering a theory of the state and a more carefully considered analysis of the foundational Lockean principles that he shares with Rothbard, Nozick hopes to persuade us that a normative account that presupposes natural rights is capable of securing a defensible liberalism. The argument is presented in his influential ..1

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