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reason
1. Philosophy the intellect regarded as a source of knowledge, as contrasted with experience
2. Logic grounds for a belief; a premise of an argument supporting that belief
3. reasons of State political justifications for an immoral act


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The author provides specific tactics to employ when the other party has more power, when they are not listening to reason, when they are lying and even when the reader's position is compromised and a reputation needs to be maintained.
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