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Page 446
... cause he cannot refrain . Nor does the loss of control over drinking hold true all the time . As with symptoms in many diseases , the loss of control is active in most alco- holics only inconsistently . This means that an alcoholic is ...
... cause he cannot refrain . Nor does the loss of control over drinking hold true all the time . As with symptoms in many diseases , the loss of control is active in most alco- holics only inconsistently . This means that an alcoholic is ...
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... causes - fre- quently coincide , and physical explanation therefore con- sists usually of stating either the " end " ( i.e. , the final cause ) or the antecedent " necessity " of a process . ( 2 ) A classification is also derived ...
... causes - fre- quently coincide , and physical explanation therefore con- sists usually of stating either the " end " ( i.e. , the final cause ) or the antecedent " necessity " of a process . ( 2 ) A classification is also derived ...
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... cause ( as the hammering of the silversmith ) ; and the final cause ( as the purpose for which the bowl is in- tended ) . Subsequent to the Atomists a number of schools ( e.g. , the Pythagoreans ) had recognized the formal cause ...
... cause ( as the hammering of the silversmith ) ; and the final cause ( as the purpose for which the bowl is in- tended ) . Subsequent to the Atomists a number of schools ( e.g. , the Pythagoreans ) had recognized the formal cause ...
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