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1   V, 6 |          motions and states of rest universally exhibit contrariety in the
2  VI, 5 |           what we have said applies universally to every kind of change,
3 VII, 1 |             But if (as we see to be universally the case) that which primarily
4 VII, 2 | intermediate between them). This is universally true wherever one thing
5 VIII, 1|         wrong assumption to suppose universally that we have an adequate
6 VIII, 7|         process of becoming appears universally as something imperfect and
7 VIII, 8|            to make this point clear universally in respect of every kind
8 VIII, 8|           assert the fact, applying universally to all motions, that no