Match the given ethical mechanism with what it considers.

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Considers the number of beneficial results compared to the number of detrimental results.

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Considers the will or edict issued by a being viewed as all-powerful.

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Considers the actions that would normally keep a human healthy and safe in everyday life.

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Considers the long-term effects one's actions may have to society in general.

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Considers treating others as one would wish to be treated.

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Considers if an action is agreed to because others agree to take part in it as well.

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Considers actions one is decreed to be 'left alone' to do.

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Considers actions one is owed in regard to some previous agreement