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 1 1|       disquisition in which the reasons for and~against are stated
 2 1|        The greater the array of reasons for~and against, the less
 3 4|     clothes. He lived, for good~reasons, in the same house as Florine,
 4 4|      naively.~ ~There were good reasons why du Bruel did not write
 5 4|         though he could give no reasons for his~anti-religious views.
 6 5|    former.~Dutocq had important reasons for coming early on this
 7 6|     king's mind than just those reasons the opposition journal has
 8 8|      substance which thinks and reasons."~ ~Thuillier. "Spiritual
 9 8|         channels. I have my own reasons for wishing to see~that
10 8| Napoleon,--who had his own good reasons for creating a~myriad of