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 1 6 |       more than one thing: for we claim that things that are the
 2 7 | appearances point to this-and the claim is made that if is inseparable
 3 10|      other sense that", surely to claim this is in the first place
 4 10|       Thus the man who makes this claim seems to be unaware of the
 5 11|                   11~Moreover, to claim a "Yes" or "No" answer is
 6 12|           quite definite, and the claim that he shall say only what
 7 15|      generally accepted, and then claim that the answerer shall
 8 17|         all the subjects, as some claim that one should. For this
 9 28|         on its universal: for the claim is made that if A is always
10 28|          opposite. On this latter claim the argument of Melissus