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1 1 |     That some reasonings are genuine, while others seem to be
2 1 | certain likeness between the genuine and the sham. For physically
3 1 |     refutation are sometimes genuine, sometimes not, though inexperience
4 5 |      actually give rise to a genuine refutation; e.g. suppose
5 8 |   the elements involved in a genuine one: for the failure of
6 11|      hand, even though it be genuine reasoning, is a contentious
7 17|    that kind, conceal even a genuine refutation, and make it
8 17|   existed either, but either genuine refutation or none. For
9 22| argument. For if this were a genuine solution, then, suppose