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p. 162 Perhaps allude to selection — as determing which shall live & which shall die — Man determn whic shall live or breed whic shall die or not breed— & this has commonly be called selecting — so when circumstances determine which shall live & bred & which not this may be called selection by nature

Again reurge single strongly marked variation, as insisted on in last Edit. of Origin not wanted—.

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(Selection)

p. 164. no succession of special favourable variation required.—

(General Conclusion) on Man)

There is no chance in the variation they follow whether useful or useless for the conditions — their preservation likewise follows from conditions infinitely complex. . He also believes that no drop of rain fall without its bng specially ordained that it shall fall, not th hundredth of one inch. one way more than another — or the downy seed of a thistle one inch further —