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1        I,  XII |   of the sun’s disc to the precise dimensions which it would
2       II,  III | the sun, which settled the precise form of the parabola.~5.
3       II,  V   |   if you will give him the precise measurement.”~“What! you
4       II,  VI  | means for ascertaining the precise measurement of the unit
5       II,  VII |   purpose of obtaining the precise length of a terrestrial
6       II,  VII | business was to obtain the precise weight of a kilogramme.
7       II,  XVI |    If we can ascertain the precise moment when the shock is
8       II,  XVI |    almost to a minute, the precise time at which the collision
9       II,  XVII|   compelled to divulge the precise moment of collision.~But