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 1 9 | refutations of those who are refuted, we ought not to try to
 2 15|    appearance of having been refuted is often produced by the
 3 17|      beware of, is not being refuted, but seeming to be, because
 4 17|     make it uncertain who is refuted and who is not. For since
 5 17|   clear whether one has been refuted: for it is not clear whether
 6 17|     answerer to escape being refuted in a sense: for in the case
 7 17|  looks as though it had been refuted. It often happens, however,
 8 17|      the likelihood of being refuted on a side issue is minimized.
 9 17|   impression of being either refuted or paradoxical. Since it
10 22|    still he has not yet been refuted, suppose him to say that "