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 1 Syn, 3 | numerous obscurities perhaps remain, which, however, will, I
 2  II, 4 |     that there may at length remain nothing but what is certain
 3  II, 11|      Does the same wax still remain after this change ? It must
 4  II, 11|     be admitted that it does remain; no one doubts it, or judges
 5 III, 6 | desire them. There thus only remain our judgments, in which
 6 III, 39|     it, I think it proper to remain here for some time in the
 7  IV, 4 |           4. And there would remain no doubt on this head, did
 8  IV, 16|     have even good reason to remain satisfied on the ground
 9   V, 1 |      SEVERAL other questions remain for consideration respecting
10  VI, 3 |   possess it, I should still remain the same that I now am,
11  VI, 21|     last part D meanwhile to remain fixed. And in the same way,