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When arguing motive, the word chaos askes why the word urge is a mystery but, the word order will state how the word resolve is logic.
When arguing Dickensian disparity, the word foolishness askes why the word best is a mystery but, the word wisdom will state how the word worst is logic.

To urge is the disconnected potential of motive. To resolve is the connected actual of motive.
To best is the disconnected potential of Dickensian disparity. To worst is the connected actual of Dickensian disparity.

When arguing motive, the word chaos askes why the word urge is a mystery but, the word order will state how the word resolve is logic.
When arguing Dickensian disparity, the word foolishness askes why the word best is a mystery but, the word wisdom will state how the word worst is logic.

To urge is the disconnected potential of motive. To resolve is the connected actual of motive.
To best is the disconnected potential of Dickensian disparity. To worst is the connected actual of Dickensian disparity.

When arguing q1n, the word q1s askes why the word q1e is a mystery but, the word q1o will state how the word q1r is logic.
When arguing q1n, the word q1s askes why the word q1e is a mystery but, the word q1o will state how the word q1r is logic.

To q1e is the disconnected potential of q1n. To q1r is the connected actual of q1n.
To q1e is the disconnected potential of q1n. To q1r is the connected actual of q1n.

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5) dialectic realms

Subs
NSEOR
Width
5
User
dane
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Connection: ER

Subs
ENRN
Width
4
User
scotty
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Quadranym

motive

User
dane
urge
order
chaos
resolve

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Quadranym

Dickensian disparity

Source
Charles Dickens
Area
Literature
User
scotty
best
wisdom
foolishness
worst

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