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    Just War Tradition Argues That for a War to Be
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Just War Tradition Argues That for a War to Be

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Just war tradition argues that for a war to be a just one it must have a just cause, such as self-defense, and that in the conduct of the war noncombatants must be protected from harm as much as possible.

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