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 1      I, 9 |       and accidents to have been intended. Produce a number of good
 2      I, 9 |         that they must have been intended, and that they prove the
 3      I, 12|       friends, treated badly, or intended to treat badly, the man
 4      I, 13|      partly is and partly is not intended by legislators; not intended,
 5      I, 13|     intended by legislators; not intended, where they have noticed
 6      I, 13|    noticed no defect in the law; intended, where find themselves unable
 7     II, 2 |    because the other has done or intended to do something to him or
 8     II, 3 |           Also towards those who intended to do the opposite of what
 9     II, 19|         in question either if he intended it and nothing external
10    III, 2 |     terms is a metaphor, the one intended to throw dirt at the actor,
11    III, 14| foretaste of the theme is given, intended to inform the hearers of
12    III, 15|     person if I had deliberately intended this result. " Another way