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1		-==Part 1: Framework==
2		-The standard of assessment is instutionalized in a practice, not the desirability of states of affairs that promote the practice. NARDIN Terry Nardin, “International Ethics and International Law”. Review of International Studies, Vol. 18, No. 1 (Jan., 1992), pp. 19-30, published by Cambridge University Press. JStor, Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20097279:
3		-The argument that
4		-AND
5		- of behaving lawfully.
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8		-====This means for any prioritization to count as resolutional action, it must be done within the practice of international law. Rules of international law define what it means to be a country in the international arena, even if states have different domestic ends. NARDIN ====
9		-Any description of
10		-AND
11		-morality of coexistence.
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14		-====The standard is consistency with international law. Prefer additionally: ====
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17		-====1. Moral theories that impose absolute rules fail because there is nothing inherent neither to the rule nor in the interpretation of the rule that can determine how to follow the rule. LANGSETH: Langesth, Jonathan. "Wittengenstein's Account of Rule-Following and Its Implications".====
18		-This section shows
19		-AND
20		-be posited to
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22		-====Three Impacts: A) Social practices are only interpreted through laws. Langseth 2====
23		-Over time and language is used
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25		-
26		-====IMPACT CALC====
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29		-====To say something is permitted is not to say that there is no possibility of a prohibition; rather it just matters that it is permitted under one locus of duty. Rödl Sebastian Rödl, Self-Consciousness, Harvard University Press, 2007. ====
30		-This view is
31		-AND
32		-myself to p.
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35		-====Proving a legal obligation exists is sufficient to affirm independent of moral considerations. Legal obligations are a separate locus of duty. Glos George E. Glos, The Normative Theory of Law, 11 Wm. and Mary L. Rev. 151 (1969), http://scholarship.law.wm.edu/wmlr/vol11/iss1/6====
36		-The mutual relation
37		-AND
38		-fight and kill).
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40		-
41		-==Advocacy==
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44		-====I contend that countries ought to prohibit production of nuclear energy if they have violated international law regarding production, waste disposal, construction, or environmental concerns pertaining to nuclear power production by revoking there license. ====
45		-**1st International law is key in all things nuclear energy related doings means a prohibition is the same so affirm ElBaradei:** Mr. ElBaradei is Assistant Director General and Director
46		-AND
47		-has yielded a
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50		-**====We could start with countries that don't observe the NPT but it doesn't really matter Stefanos '13:====**
51		-**Breaking Down the Top 5 International Laws, Treaties, and Conventions You'll Hear Being Discussed in Committee by LSTEFANOS on NOVEMBER 25, 2013 http://bestdelegate.com/breaking-down-the-top-5-international-laws-treaties-and-conventions-youll-hear-being-discussed-in-committee/ Oakwood AW**
52		-Probably the most
53		-AND
54		-DISEC or SPECPOL!
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56		-
57		-==Underview==
58		-
59		-
60		-====This will change round to round====

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1		-2016-09-26 15:38:25.0

Judge

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1		-Martin Sigalow

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1		-Evanston DF

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1		-5

Team

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1		-Oakwood Wolf Valdes Aff

Title

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1		-I-Law AC

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1		-Valley