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 1   1, 96 |    nature could ~come upon him unawares.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[97] A[
 2   2, 73 |        is a sin which takes us unawares on ~account of the weakness
 3   2, 73 |  negligently when we are taken unawares through human weakness.~
 4   2, 74 |      that a sin which takes us unawares, ~is a venial sin. Now a
 5   2, 74 |       a movement that takes us unawares is not a mortal sin, ~neither
 6   2, 91 | against reason could ~take man unawares. But when man turned his
 7   2, 12 |      which blasphemy may occur unawares ~and without deliberation.
 8   2, 45 |      by degrees we be deceived unawares by evil ~counsel."~Aquin.:
 9   2, 182|        the practice ~of virtue unawares or by some unavoidable cause.
10   2, 186|     day, have been deceived so unawares that they were unable to ~
11   2, 186|       pride quickly takes man ~unawares, he sleeps as much as he
12   3, 41 |      be seen by all, whereas, ~unawares to the devil, He acted in