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 1      I,  5 | anything a "property" which may possibly belong to something else,
 2      I,  5 |     thing: (something which may possibly either belong or not belong
 3     II,  1 |         of these attributes can possibly belong or not belong in
 4     II,  7 |       you to assert that it may possibly belong. For having shown
 5     II,  7 |         neither belongs nor can possibly belong; while on the other
 6     II,  11|        it is not honourable. Or possibly this may indicate a relativity
 7     II,  11|        is not so absolutely. Or possibly this again may indicate
 8    III,  2 |        desirable, yet there may possibly be some unpleasant consequence
 9    III,  2 |         an objection: for quite possibly the one only slightly resembles
10     IV,  1 |        rendered partakes or can possibly partake of the species,
11     IV,  3 |         genus partakes or could possibly partake of any contrary
12     IV,  3 |       while it partakes, or can possibly partake, of the contrary
13     IV,  4 |        but not so "grammar". Or possibly not even the first statement
14     IV,  4 |     things with the species. Or possibly it is not universally true
15     IV,  4 |         can the aforesaid terms possibly be found except in the things
16     IV,  5 |        and not led by it. Quite possibly, indeed, each of the former
17      V,  4 |      see if the property cannot possibly belong simultaneously, but
18     VI,  6 |       the genus of "virtue". Or possibly "good" here is not the genus
19     VI,  6 |       none of the aforesaid can possibly be predicated of the genus,
20     VI,  6 |      indicate mere locality. Or possibly in this case the censure
21     VI,  6 |       be immortal "at present". Possibly, indeed, in this case this
22     VI,  13|      the other, look and see if possibly the two are not used in
23    VII,  3 |         thing; for there cannot possibly be one definition of two
24   VIII,  1 |      does not care. Nay, he may possibly be even anxious to secure
25   VIII,  11|        for more than one cannot possibly win. It makes no difference