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No one sues justly,
and none pleads a case honestly.
They trust in confusion and speak lies.
They conceive mischief,
    and bring forth iniquity.
They hatch adders’ eggs,
and weave the spider’s web—
whoever eats their eggs dies;
crack one open, a viper breaks out.
Their webs will not become clothing,
nor will they cover themselves with what they make.
Their deeds are works of iniquity,
    an act of violence is in their hands.

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