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 1  II, 1 |   subject, and nature always implies a subject in which it inheres.~
 2  II, 5 |     same sphere, for purpose implies intelligent reflection.~
 3  II, 6 |     walking was "vain". This implies that what is naturally the
 4  IV, 6 |     has been decanted, which implies that the compressed body
 5   V, 3 |      between. Thus "between" implies the presence of at least
 6   V, 3 |      well. (Now every change implies a pair of opposites, and
 7   V, 3 |    same and are, as the word implies, contained in each other:
 8  VI, 2 |      the opposite assumption implies the divisibility of the
 9  VI, 8 |  phrase "being at rest" also implies that the previous state
10  VI, 10|      that of the whole; this implies that there is not one motion
11 VII, 4 |   and so quicker motion also implies that one thing traverses
12 VIII, 5| whereas teaching necessarily implies possessing knowledge, and
13 VIII, 8|     turning back necessarily implies coming to a stand, not only