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According to Carruthers, the Capacity to Govern One's Behavior in Accordance

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According to Carruthers, the capacity to govern one's behavior in accordance with universal rules is necessary for

A) moral standing.
B) practical rationality.
C) rational agency.
D) having rights.

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