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1   I, 2 |     others to change the mode of expression and say "the man has been
2   I, 7 | sometimes use the latter form of expression even of what survives; we
3   I, 7 |          cases we do not use the expression "come to be", but "come
4  II, 3 |       Again we may use a complex expression for either and say, e.g.
5   V, 1 |         of coming to be.~Now the expression "not-being" is used in several
6   V, 5 |         e.g. that denoted by the expression "becoming white", where
7  VI, 5 |      there are two senses of the expression "the primary when in which
8 VII, 3 |      wood", but we use a derived expression and call them "of bronze", "
9 VIII, 8|   impossible to use this form of expression. On the other hand in the