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 1      I, 1 |    vital interests. There is no need, therefore, to prove anything
 2      I, 2 |      familiar fact, there is no need even to mention it; the
 3      I, 3 |     otherwise there would be no need of a trial. So too, political
 4      I, 3 |    death, and that otherwise he need not die: yet while to die
 5      I, 4 |      the intending speaker will need to know the number and extent
 6      I, 5 |     possession of good friends" need no explanation; for we define
 7      I, 7 |       that which stands less in need of the other, or of other
 8      I, 7 |     That which stands "less" in need of others is that which
 9      I, 7 |     better. That which does not need something else is more self-sufficing
10      I, 7 |         are of service when the need is pressing; for example,
11      I, 10|         or usually. There is no need to discuss in exact detail
12      I, 15|      witnesses altogether if we need do no more than balance
13      I, 15|      character: so, clearly, we need never be at a loss for useful
14      I, 15| intercourse ceases to exist. We need not go very deep to discover
15     II, 4 |      respect their opinions, we need not blush before them for
16     II, 6 |    understand Shamelessness, we need only consider the converse
17     II, 6 |    plainly we shall have all we need.~
18     II, 7 | helpfulness towards some one in need, not in return for anything,
19     II, 7 |    shown to one who is in great need, or who needs what is important
20     II, 7 |         kind to us, because our need is great and the occasion
21     II, 7 |   preferably, just this kind of need; and failing just this kind,
22     II, 7 |     have been, in such pain and need as has been described, and
23     II, 7 |       described, in the kind of need described. We can also see
24     II, 7 |      been refused to the man in need; or that the same service,
25     II, 7 |        will admit that he is in need of what is worthless.~
26     II, 13|     most strongly that which we need most urgently. They are
27     II, 23|      troubles, peace is what we need to put things right again".
28     II, 23|         Why", he went on, "fish need salt, improbable and incredible
29     II, 23|     salt water; and olive-cakes need oil, incredible as it is
30     II, 23|        what produces oil should need it."~22. Another line of
31    III, 8 |      others: but in a speech we need dignity and the power of
32    III, 13| forensic speeches do not always need epilogues; not, for instance,
33    III, 14| therefore the facts of the case need no introduction; but you
34    III, 15|         worthless that Diomedes need not fear his rivalry.~