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She says there's been a long term decline in the proportion of people who think it's their civic duty to take part in elections. (BBC News)

It is implicit within all contracts that the parties are acting in good faith. For example, if the seller of a "mustang" knows that the buyer thinks he is purchasing a car, but secretly intends to sell the buyer a horse, the seller is not acting in good faith and the contract will not be enforceable. (expertlaw.com)

The judge said he wasn't going to let Mr Whisnant keep the leg but he dismissed Mr Wood's claim for emotional distress caused by media coverage of the case. "I think that you all, quite frankly, are enjoying this," he told the two men. (The Telegraph)

Locke's most obvious solution to this problem is his doctrine of tacit consent. Simply by walking along the highways of a country a person gives tacit consent to the government and agrees to obey it while living in its territory. This, Locke thinks, explains why resident aliens have an obligation to obey the laws of the state where they reside, though only while they live there. (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)