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1  Int,   2| parallels, and which has not entirely died out to this day, although
2  Int,   2|     kind was, after all, not entirely extinct in their day.~"Diderot
3    1,  29|      modest boy as Giton was entirely unfitted for such a wanton
4    3, 102|  fathers," he cried, "we are entirely in your hands! In yours
5    4, 110|      of this retribution, so entirely just: she had herself suffered
6    5, 145|      whose taste in love was entirely correct," but Claudius was
7    6     | Banquet," which is concerned entirely with discussions of the