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1      I, 1 |     long consideration, whereas decisions in the courts are given
2      I, 1 |       opposites, so that if the decisions of judges are not what they
3      I, 2 |      things about which we make decisions, and into which therefore
4      I, 8 | authority to give authoritative decisions, and this varies with each
5      I, 9 |     enables men to come to wise decisions about the relation to happiness
6     II, 18| persuasive speech is to lead to decisions. (When we know a thing,
7     II, 25|          or by quoting previous decisions.~1. By "attacking your opponent’
8     II, 25|        used them well".~4. The "decisions" mentioned are those proceeding