All right. In order to deal with this, let me show you an example, and I hope that comes up, great.

好，为了说明这些内容，让我们来看个例子，我希望这能出来。

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Let's look at some other examples, in order to try and see other ways in which we could do it.

因此做这个真的很快,详尽的列举并不意味着。

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Let us view justice in a city in order to help us understand what it is in an individual.

我们从城市来检视正义,以期帮助我们了解,其在个人之中彰显的意义。

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So this we would want to delete in order for the code not to run the risk of crashing, but let's now see this was made by an excellent teacher out at Stanford University.

我要按顺序删除它，不要冒崩溃的风险,但是这个是由一个来自斯坦福大学的,优秀教师做的。

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Now in order to illustrate the way in which what Iser calls virtual work gets done in this regard, let me just run through a few passages quickly.

现在，为了阐释,在这点上，伊瑟尔所说的虚功是怎样做的，下面我们来快速地浏览几段话。

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By no means But let's face it. In order to kill you, I'd have to earn the privilege by knocking him back.

不要这样,让我们看看这种情况,为了杀你,我要通过击退他来赢得主动权

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Let's suppose that in order to believe in something, you've got to be able to picture it.

让我们先假设要相信一件事，这件事必须是可以被想象的。

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So let's, in order to fix ideas for this discussion, take an actual example.

为了进一步限定讨论的话题，我们举个真实的例子。

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v We don't know what it is yet. In order to change this from a p to a V, you have to use the chain rule. So let's use the chain rule.

为了把这里的p变成,我们需要利用链式法则,好，让我们使用链式法则。

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It poses other kinds of difficulty, let's say; but in the case of fiction, in order to be engaged, in order to enter the hermeneutic circle properly, we need the element of surprise, as I say, as a way of distinguishing between fiction and nonfiction.

它的确带来了其它困难，我们可以这样说;,但是在读文学时，为了投入进去，为了合适地进入解释循环，我们需要“惊讶“这个元素，正如我所说，作为区分文学和非文学的一点。

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