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1     II, 4 |           they claim to be so, we can refute their claim; and if it is
2     II, 23|           quality. If it has not, you refute the original proposition;
3     II, 23|        Another line of argument is to refute our opponent’s case by noting
4     II, 25|             to prove his case: and to refute a conclusion as improbable
5     II, 25|              not the same thing as to refute it as not inevitable. Any
6     II, 25|           enough for the defendant to refute the accusation by proving
7     II, 25|              It will be impossible to refute Infallible Signs, and Enthymemes
8     II, 26| thought-element the way to invent and refute arguments. We have next