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 1 1|       enemy, and to be able to win the engagement. To want
 2 1|        one engagement that you win cancels out every other
 3 1|      can lose, so too they can win and remedy the cause of
 4 2|       back up the pikes and to win the engagement, as I will
 5 2|      to the enemy, and hope to win it; which is the end for
 6 3|       is eliminated, he cannot win.~LUIGI: And on this part,
 7 4|      pass up an opportunity to win, either from ignorance,
 8 4|    when one believes he cannot win. And, therefore, in this
 9 4|       constrains you either to win or to die.~
10 5|        as much those Lords who win, as those who lose; for
11 6|    part. We have made our army win an engagement, and I showed
12 6| because your soldiers begin to win and fill themselves with
13 6|       the engagement makes you win or lose a war. Therefore,
14 6|     this, and can hope more to win it. On the other hand, there
15 7|       City, have endeavored to win in two ways: the one, to
16 7|        they are constrained to win or die, and as no place