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 1   I, 1 |          been mingled". Thus it is clear (i) that to describe coming-to-be
 2   I, 2 |            Our meaning will become clear as we proceed. For to suppose
 3   I, 3 |           thing comes-to-be, it is clear that there will "be" (not
 4   I, 3 |         will simultaneously become clear what account we ought to
 5   I, 5 |       ever-diminishing area.~It is clear, then, that these changes-the
 6   I, 6 |            but what changes (it is clear) is the substratum. Hence,
 7   I, 6 |        suffer action". Hence it is clear that those things are by
 8   I, 6 |           so much, at any rate, is clear: the things which are "such
 9   I, 7 |      exhibit this character: it is clear that "contraries" and their "
10   I, 8 |           Atomists, it is not only clear what their explanation is:
11   I, 8 |          other thinkers. It is not clear, for instance, how, on the
12   I, 8 |         passingaway: but it is not clear how the "elements" themselves,
13   I, 8 |         these characterized? It is clear, too, that these, rather
14   I, 10|          as these distinctions are clear, the difficulties raised
15   I, 10|         common to both.~Thus it is clear that only those agents are "
16   I, 10|         other instances too.~It is clear, then, from the foregoing
17  II, 2 |         perception is touch; it is clear that not all the contrarieties
18  II, 2 | liquefiable" from the moist.~It is clear, then, that all the other
19  II, 5 |   following arguments will make it clear that, since the "elements"
20  II, 5 |      continue ad infinitum-will be clear from the following considerations.
21  II, 5 |      proved: but at any rate it is clear that if Q is to be transformed
22  II, 10|             At the same time it is clear that we were right when,
23  II, 10|          to it by the Order.~It is clear from what has been said (
24  II, 11|         them may fail to occur, is clear. (a) We need only appeal
25  II, 11|         also of "not-being", it is clear that the same ambiguous