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mankind

noun as in human race

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Benjamin Franklin urged the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, albeit unsuccessfully, to declare that “the state has the right to discourage large concentrations of property as a danger to the happiness of mankind.”

However, mankind’s tally shows war mostly begets war.

Around that time, Gareth made a call to the Mankind Initiative.

From BBC

Mankind Initiative chairman Mark Brooks praised Gareth's bravery in telling his story, and said the experience of men like him is not often heard about.

From BBC

The Mankind Initiative also found that every year, one in 25 men will suffer at the hands of a partner in Wales.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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