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Eye on the World
April 6, 2015
Eye on the world: Reducing crime by ‘feeding a cycle of virtue’
By Sentinel staff
In an editorial titled “Feeding a cycle of virtue,” The Christian Science Monitor notes that crime rates are falling, not just in the United States, but in most of the world, observing: “Virtue is at work…. Moral probity, acceptance of community standards, pursuit of education, respect for others, individual integrity, and, yes, sensitive policing – these are virtues that contribute to a healthy society. And more and more, these are the norm.”
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