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a. ?quickly followed in his footsteps
b. ?incorporated his new ideas into their own approaches
c. ?tried their best to convince him to stay in England and add the new approaches he had learned to the department of philosophy
d. ?were skeptical of the use of scientific approaches to philosophical questions
e. ?None of the choices are correct
d
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