Correspondingly, we have watched the deterioration of the sense of stewardship that once was so widespread among the most successful Americans and the near disappearance of the sense of seemliness that led successful capitalists to be obedient to unenforceable standards of propriety.

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Rather than a sense of propriety, the chief reason for this is that newspapers on the other side of the Channel have been treading very carefully since the News of the World scandal and the illegal phone hacking of public figures.

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