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1      I, 7 | general are taller than women. Conversely, if men in general are taller
2      I, 7 |        the more important; and conversely, that beginning or cause
3      I, 7 |    themselves are good or bad: conversely, in proportion as the things
4      I, 7 |     causes and beginnings, and conversely the nature of causes and
5      I, 7 |        ordinary love of money. Conversely, if one of two normal things
6     II, 23|     once prove the effect, and conversely nothing can exist without
7    III, 6 |    plenty of connecting words; conversely, to secure conciseness,
8    III, 8 |        The other paean begins, conversely, with three short syllables