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 1      I,  15|       synonymous.~Often in the actual definitions as well ambiguity
 2      I,  15|   subaltern.~Again, see if the actual meanings included under
 3      I,  18|      be in accordance with the actual facts and not addressed
 4    III,  5 | possible to render some of the actual rules given above more universal
 5      V,  3 |        has employed either the actual subject whose property he
 6      V,  5 |     states the property at the actual time of making the statement.~
 7      V,  6 |        only in the case of the actual term mentioned should one
 8     VI,  4 |     passes unobserved when the actual name of the object is not
 9     VI,  5 |        said corresponds to the actual state of things: in some
10     VI,  6 |    walking animals, not of the actual differentia itself which
11     VI,  12|   thief: whereas it is not the actual pilfering in secret, but
12   VIII,  1 |        those through which the actual reasoning is constructed.
13   VIII,  1 |   propositions relating to the actual terms themselves, they often
14   VIII,  1 |      grant them because on the actual term itself he is readier
15   VIII,  2 |    brought in reference to the actual subject of the proposition,
16   VIII,  2 |       some homonym, but to the actual thing asserted, the questioner
17   VIII,  13|      being if any one begs the actual point requiring to be shown: