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1  II, 7 | because my perception is not sufficiently clear, I will of express
2 III, 9 |    whether these reasons are sufficiently strong and convincing. When
3 III, 10|     I possess some power not sufficiently known to myself capable
4 III, 12|         12. And these things sufficiently prove that hitherto it has
5 III, 38|  imperfection]: whence it is sufficiently manifest that he cannot
6  IV, 8 | freedom of choice, or a will sufficiently ample and perfect, since,
7  IV, 17|      I only fix my attention sufficiently on all the things I conceive
8  VI, 15|      it is a part, and being sufficiently clear and distinct for that
9  VI, 16|       16. But I have already sufficiently considered how it happens