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lved, and the other an imitation of aspects of the counterculture, aspects directed more toward shocking the establishment than to effecting change, and based more on hedonistic and selfish desires than on any desire to make relevant and lasting change. The levels were not always distinguished from one another and indeed not always distinguishable from one another, and the extinction of many of the large, overt aspects of the movement should not be mistaken for extinction of the whole movement or its aims. These survived in a variety o

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