1. At any rate, magical practices seem to have assumed a more malignant form in Nevis than in some of the other islands. ������Σ�������˹���ϣ�ħ����ϰ�ױ���һЩ�����������ƺ���ȡ��һ�ָ�Ϊ�к��ķ�ʽ��
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3. In most cases, people draw true conclusions on the true premises when they think while they seek for true conclusions on assumed premises in the process of creation and innovation. ͨ��������˼�����ⶼ�Ǵ���ǰ������õ�����ۣ��ڴ���ʹ��»�У�һ�㶼Ҫ�����ɼ�ǰ��Ѱ������۵�˼ά���̡�
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adj.
1. accepted as real or true without proof
2. taken as your right without justification
3. adopted in order to deceive
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