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public duty

/ˈpʌblɪk ˈdjuːti/noun
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Public duty refers to the moral, legal, or ethical obligations individuals, especially officials or citizens, have to act in the best interest of society and the common good. It often encompasses responsibilities like upholding laws, serving the community, and prioritizing collective welfare over personal gain, making it a cornerstone of democratic governance and everyday civic life in modern societies.

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