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In fine, Tolstoy is certainly not to be held up as infallible.
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His conclusions were as infallible as so many propositions of Euclid.
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Neither are they considered as infallible formulæ, by the enlightened Buddhist.
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Yet I feel that this writer is not as infallible as he thinks.
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I knew my intuition was as infallible as the Pope.
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Communication levels had not looked as infallible as they suggested.
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Whatever is true, we shall understand and hold as infallible.
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This possession of truth, moreover, thus lightly won, is given to him as infallible.
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A last resource, however, remains, one as rational as infallible.
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Consequently, climbers come to think of them as infallible.
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Most people like to view their church as infallible.
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Other methods were then recommended and followed, as infallible means of restoring peace and order.
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Again that instinct as infallible as reason told him that danger would come from there.
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The teachings, which include banning prostitution and sex outside marriage, are to be regarded as infallible.
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The knowledge of your weakness will no longer permit you to regard your virtue as infallible.
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You must not look upon it as infallible.
