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Liberal

City and administrative headquarters of Seward County, southwest Kansas, on the Oklahoma border, 112 km/70 mi southwest of Dodge City; population (2000) 19,700. It is a processing centre for grain and livestock, and aircraft and metals are manufactured here. Situated on the eastern edge of the Hugoton gas field, it also refines oil and natural gas.

The city is the seat of Seward County Community College (1967). Visitors are drawn to Dorothy's House, a replica of the farmhouse in the film The Wizard of Oz (1939).

US Route 54 between Liberal and Wichita has been officially designated The Yellow Brick Road.



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There is thus a lively debate not over whether those liberalisms can have a theological justification at all, but also which liberalism has the best theological justification.
Tolerance & Truth by Sargent, Mark A. / Commonweal
But it is possible to argue that contemporary liberalisms understanding of the necessary separations between church and state is based not on an ignorance of religion's totality but on a disciplined understanding of totality's implications.
GOD'S NAME IN VAIN: The Wrongs and Rights of Religion in Politics by Soskis, Ben / Washington Monthly
All of these older liberalisms have, as Gray points out, a notion of "rational choice" at their core.
Isaiah Berlin by Wolfson, Adam / The National Interest
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