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 1 III, 6 |        support this view do not express it articulately, still this
 2  IV, 2 |      one existent man" does not express anything different (it is
 3  IV, 5 |    these have such opinions and express these views about the truth,
 4  IV, 5 | sensation.-Again, it is fair to express surprise at our opponents’
 5  IV, 7 |         This, then, is why some express this view; others do so
 6  IV, 8 |      theories which some people express about all things cannot
 7 VII, 4 |     doubt inquire how we should express ourselves on each point,
 8  IX, 6 |         not in the way which we express by "potentially"; we say
 9 XIII, 6|         Ideas; and of those who express themselves otherwise some
10 XIII, 9|         separable, as those who express these views say, it is not
11 XIII, 9|       explain; but however they express themselves, the same objections
12 XIV, 3 |      elements which they cannot express, immediately the nearest