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 1 1|         causes of all the special activities to these. Howis it that
 2 1|          long as possible. ~ ~The activities corresponding to the three
 3 1| elementaryparts; and further, the activities must necessarily correspond
 4 1|      going to speak about natural activities - firstly whatthey are,
 5 2|            still more, psychical, activities - or, in fact, life as a
 6 2|          the beginning, while its activities it does not receive from
 7 2|           is because the [normal] activities arise from the eucrasia
 8 2|      primary impairments of these activities necessarily arise the from
 9 2|         are investigating natural activities with a view to treatment?
10 2|         fruit of the enquiry into activities is that by knowing the causes
11 3|          owing to their size, the activities will show quite clearly,
12 3|       first and considering their activities, conducting the enquiry
13 3|        persons in regard to those activities which are obvious without
14 3|        the capabilities of useful activities, but has also fore-ordained
15 3|      names from the corresponding activities). ~ Further, our theory