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1 66 |        must be calculated not on a single basis but on several, as
2 67 |            by the application of a single rule or measure - and one
3 69 |      combine and form as it were a single whole. Therefore, where
4 75 |       coalesce into, as it were, a single body and like members of
5 90 | functioning in due measure of each single part) derives its increase
6 111|            then be termed almost a single system and which maintained
7 135|            its substitution by the single preoccupation of getting
8 137|      cooperation be possible for a single common good when the constituent
9 146|   assembling in fully harmony in a single battle line with a completely