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    The system of this content, as it occurs directly in the will, exists
    only as a multitude or multiplicity of impulses, every one of which is
    mine in a general way along with others, but is at the same time
    universal and undetermined, having many objects and ways of
    satisfaction. The will, by giving itself in this two-fold indefiniteness
    the form of individuality (§7), resolves, and only as resolving is it
    actual.

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