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 1      I,  18|        are alike that we claim to bring the universal in evidence:
 2     II,  2 |           it universally, or else bring a negative instance to show
 3     II,  2 | proposition for himself, and then bring a negative instance against
 4     II,  3 |       establish a view, we should bring forward all such meanings
 5     II,  3 |       overthrow a view, we should bring forward all that do not
 6    III,  6 |        point universally, or else bring an objection showing in
 7     IV,  2 |          is possible for a man to bring forward a statement of this
 8      V,  4 |            man". One might, then, bring captious criticism against
 9     VI,  2 |         applies, and one can then bring a captious objection on
10     VI,  5 |           thing must in each case bring in its genus. It is the
11    VII,  1 |     possible for a supposition to bring it about; as happens to
12    VII,  5 |       definition, one is bound to bring people to the view that
13    VII,  5 |      against the others we cannot bring all of the arguments drawn
14   VIII,  1 |        rule also, occasionally to bring an objection against oneself:
15   VIII,  2 |        universal proposition, and bring their objection not in regard
16   VIII,  2 |        and he has no objection to bring, you may claim that he shall
17   VIII,  3 |           is at once difficult to bring, and easy to stand up to,
18   VIII,  3 |         for it is not possible to bring many arguments in regard
19   VIII,  3 |   properly defined, it is easy to bring people to see whether it
20   VIII,  8 |       universal one should try to bring some negative instance;
21   VIII,  8 |         negative instance; for to bring the argument to a standstill
22   VIII,  8 |          some counter-argument to bring against it, clearly he is
23   VIII,  10|       discussion: for some people bring objections of a kind which
24   VIII,  11|   additions nor both together can bring the conclusions about.~(
25   VIII,  11|           certain additions would bring an inference about but yet
26   VIII,  11|       additions. With those which bring about a true conclusion