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 1      I,  2 |  dialectic: for dialectic is a process of criticism wherein lies
 2     II,  1 |       then, is not a necessary process in the case of accidents.~
 3     II,  5 |        lines of argument. This process is sometimes a real necessity,
 4      V,  7 |       is a single predicate in process of comparison with more
 5     VI,  8 |     has rendered the term be a process or an activity: for nothing
 6     VI,  8 |  completion of the activity or process is the end rather than the
 7     VI,  8 |        the end rather than the process or activity itself. Or perhaps
 8     VI,  13| appropriate in cases where the process of putting the parts together
 9    VII,  3 |       may thus be reached by a process of reasoning is obvious.
10    VII,  5 |      of the proposition in the process of overthrowing the definition.
11   VIII,  1 |    greater distance and in the process of induction, while at the
12   VIII,  1 |     closely akin. What sort of process induction is obvious: as