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1      I, 6 |  self-sufficiency; or as what produces, maintains, or entails characteristics
2      I, 6 |        first as being healthy produces health; secondly, as food
3      I, 6 |     health; secondly, as food produces health; and thirdly, as
4     II, 17|      the type of character it produces is mostly obvious enough.
5     II, 17|       certain of its branches produces the types of character belonging
6     II, 23| incredible as it is that what produces oil should need it."~22.
7     II, 24|     the defendant does so, he produces an impression of his innocence;
8     II, 24|       goes into a passion, he produces an impression of the defendant’