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  I 
  / II have 
  I 
  used the long phrase 
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  health, happiness, and well-
  being" as the nearest. equivalent to Aristotle's eudaemonia, 
  which seems to in~lude all three. Hereafter, however, for con-
  ~ 
  venience and brevity, I shall most of the time 
  use;!~ 
  S"iHlJ'l ~he 
  I prefer it term K&~~iae~ to stand for this broader concept. 
  happiness ~TEL ,,....g,_ 
  bec~little less vague than the term well-being or 
  as~ 
  a safeguard against too austere a concept of what 
  good, an~~~~~HHW...

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A Heavily edited note of the use of happiness in the Utilitarianism.pdf