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 1      I,  15|       mean "in such a way as to produce" or "preserve" or "betoken"
 2      I,  15|       is of the right amount to produce health", whereas in the
 3     II,  2 |      healthy" whatever tends to produce health, as do most men:
 4     II,  2 |       object before us tends to produce health or not, we should
 5     II,  9 |        also things that tend to produce and to preserve anything
 6     II,  9 |         that which they tend to produce and to preserve, as e.g. "
 7     II,  9 |        the things which tend to produce or to destroy it, both in
 8     II,  9 |       also to things tending to produce and destroy: for things
 9     IV,  4 |      tends to generate tends to produce, then to be generated is
10      V,  7 |         property of a doctor to produce health, it could not be
11      V,  7 |        property of a builder to produce a house. For constructive
12      V,  7 |        possession of ability to produce health is like that of a
13      V,  7 |        possession of ability to produce vigour, and it is a property
14      V,  7 |       to possess the ability to produce vigour, it would be a property
15      V,  7 |       to possess the ability to produce health.~Next look from the
16     VI,  5 | absolutely alien to medicine to produce disease. Here, then, the
17     VI,  13|        things which he has said produce it are not found primarily
18     VI,  13|   either for a neutral thing to produce something good or bad, or
19     VI,  13|       for things good or bad to produce a neutral thing. Or again,
20    VII,  1 |      those things which tend to produce or to destroy the things
21    VII,  1 |         the things that tend to produce or to destroy them. Look
22   VIII,  5 |       to appear by all means to produce an effect upon the other,
23   VIII,  14|       it is rather difficult to produce points for ourselves from