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 1 10|           that some arguments are directed against the expression,
 2 10|           that some arguments are directed against the expression and
 3 10|          On the other hand, it is directed against the thought whenever
 4 10|           will this discussion be directed any more against the expression
 5 10|          a discussion will not be directed against the thought. Such
 6 10|       more than one meaning to be directed against the expression and
 7 10| whatsoever; for the fact of being directed against the thought consists
 8 10|          Next, all of them may be directed to the expression. For "
 9 10|        the expression. For "to be directed against the expression"
10 10|          this doctrine "not to be directed against the thought". For
11 10|      thought". For if not all are directed against either expression
12 10|           certain other arguments directed neither against the expression
13 10|            and divide them all as directed either against the expression
14 10|           mathematical reasonings directed against the thought, or
15 10|           has the questioner here directed his argument against the
16 10|           the questioner here has directed his argument against his
17 10|         has not his argument been directed against the thought of the
18 10|         kind of arguments that is directed against the thought. Some
19 10|       Some arguments are, indeed, directed against the expression: