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 1   I, 7 |       said to "come to be" in the unqualified sense.~Now in all cases
 2  II, 1 |          way form. But whether in unqualified coming to be there is privation,
 3   V, 1 |          change takes place in an unqualified way, "particular coming
 4   V, 1 |          white, while change from unqualified not-being to being is coming
 5   V, 1 |       being is coming to be in an unqualified way, in respect of which
 6   V, 1 |         which actually "is" in an unqualified sense: for although that
 7   V, 1 |         which "is not" that in an unqualified sense "becomes". And similarly
 8   V, 2 |           contrary, whether in an unqualified or in a qualified sense:
 9   V, 2 |        the change be qualified or unqualified, except that in the former
10   V, 4 |     specifically though not in an unqualified sense: learning is an example
11   V, 4 | specifically.~Motion is one in an unqualified sense when it is one essentially
12   V, 4 |          motion that is one in an unqualified sense must (since every
13   V, 4 |          therefore, that is in an unqualified sense continuous and one
14   V, 4 |         not necessarily one in an unqualified sense. We have now explained
15   V, 6 |     contrary to another not in an unqualified sense, but in so far as
16 VIII, 6|           affect it neither in an unqualified nor in an accidental sense.
17 VIII, 8|    accidental sense but not in an unqualified sense: for though it is