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1 I, 9 | whether happiness is to be acquired by learning or by habituation 2 III, 11 | peculiar to individuals and acquired; e.g. the appetite for food 3 IV, 2 | suitable means to start with, acquired by their own efforts or 4 VI, 3 | induction that they are acquired. Scientific knowledge is, 5 VI, 13 | that he will have already acquired one when he has not yet 6 VI, 13 | one when he has not yet acquired another. This is possible 7 VII, 5 | b) others by reason of acquired habits, and (c) others by 8 VIII, 12| has elapsed and they have acquired understanding or the power