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 1 VII, 2|        which is in motion, viz. pulling, pushing, carrying, and
 2 VII, 2| respectively of pushing off and pulling: pushing apart is pushing
 3 VII, 2|       while pushing together is pulling, which may be a motion towards
 4 VII, 2|    Again, inhaling is a form of pulling, exhaling a form of pushing:
 5 VII, 2|     assimilative being forms of pulling, the secretive of pushing
 6 VII, 2|    carrying and twirling are to pulling and pushing. For carrying
 7 VII, 2|       twirling is a compound of pulling and pushing, for that which
 8 VII, 2|        twirling a thing must be pulling one part of the thing and
 9 VII, 2|       that which is pushing and pulling are adjacent respectively
10 VII, 2|      definitions of pushing and pulling, for pushing is motion to
11 VII, 2|        from something else, and pulling is motion from something
12 VII, 2|         motion of that which is pulling is quicker than the motion
13 VII, 2|         that there is a form of pulling that arises in another way:
14 VII, 2|        is stationary when it is pulling: in the latter case it pulls