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 1 Intro      (1)|       importance to having sent his arguments to the author of the book
 2   4,    1     | intellectual when each party wields arguments with the intention of persuading
 3   4,    1     |            might say that the above arguments could open the doors to
 4   4,    1     |       simple is not a mere clash of arguments; in some aspects it is a
 5   4,    1     |            on by greater minds, the arguments and polemics then have an
 6   4      (20) |     hagiography should be made with arguments similar to those of the
 7   4,    2     |           as possible the number of arguments pure and simple and polemics
 8   4,    2     |           bourgeois. The theses and arguments of this prophet of darkness
 9   4,    3     |          all problems." No need for arguments or polemics; the only thing
10   4,    3     |         convince each other through arguments.~The basic objective of
11   4,    3     |          professors frequently have arguments for the sake of entertainment
12   4,    3     |         more useful than exchanging arguments in a smooth irenistic dialogue,