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    The principle of conflict in advocacy recognizes that advocating often involves disagreements between two or more parties with opposing interests, values, or views. Advocates typically represent one side in a dispute and aim to further their clients' goals or positions. This principle highlights that advocating for a client must be done while maintaining professionalism, ethics, and respect for differing perspectives.

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    The principle of conflict in advocacy recognizes that advocating often involves disagreements between two or more parties with opposing interests, values, or views. Advocates typically represent one side in a dispute and aim to further their clients' goals or positions. This principle highlights that advocating for a client must be done while maintaining professionalism, ethics, and respect for differing perspectives.

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    The principle of conflict in advocacy recognizes that advocating often involves disagreements between two or more parties with opposing interests, values, or views. Advocates typically represent one side in a dispute and aim to further their clients' goals or positions. This principle highlights that advocating for a client must be done while maintaining professionalism, ethics, and respect for differing perspectives.

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    Principle of conflict of interest in advocacy

    The notion that advocating frequently entails a conflict or disagreement between two or more parties
    with opposing interests, values, or views is known as the principle of conflict in advocacy. Advocates
    often represent one side in a dispute and try to advance the goals or positions of their clients.

    The principle of conflict in advocacy is the idea that advocating frequently involves a conflict or
    disagreement between two or more people who have divergent interests, values, or viewpoints.
    Advocates frequently represent one side in a disagreement and work to strengthen their clients'
    objectives or positions.

    The notion that advocating frequently entails a conflict or disagreement between two or more persons
    who have different interests, values, or opinions is known as the principle of conflict in advocacy.
    Advocates usually represent one side in a dispute and seek to support the goals or perspectives of their
    clients.

    The significance of advocating for a client while respecting the principles of professionalism, ethics, and
    respect for different points of view is highlighted by the principle of conflict in advocacy.

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