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[A187/B230] In the First Analogy Kant argues that "alteration can be perceived only in substances", meaning that we can only understand alteration as the change of states of an eternal substance. ...
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Movement from 1 Form, State or Phase to Another; Transform
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Any abnormal accumulation of fat within parenchymal cells. It may occur in the heart or other organs. When seen in the liver, it often is a result of excessive and prolonged alcohol intake or obesity.
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moving from one state of affairs to another according to the requirements of activities, cf. change training
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The tendency of the social and economic forces affecting supply and demand to alter over time, thus influencing market value.
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