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 1 Intro,   0 |      adapted to today's needs and circumstances and still others - for example,
 2   1,   0   |         regard for the nature and circumstances of each assembly, the celebration
 3   1,   0   |      Church which, in view of the circumstances of the people and the place,
 4   2,   8   |    languages, the music, or other circumstances, it may be said more than
 5   4,  17   |          holds also, in analogous circumstances, for gatherings of religious.~
 6   5,  33   |     unless the structure or other circumstances are an obstacle (for example,
 7   7,  35   |   celebrated by reason of special circumstances. ~These selections of readings
 8   7,  36   |          for weekdays and special circumstances. ~Although it has its own
 9   7,  38   |    bishops have the right in some circumstances to make further adaptations
10   8,  38   |        may be used in the various circumstances of Christian life, for the
11   8,  38   |          which are used either as circumstances arise or at fixed times; ~
12 Appen1     |        some degree to the varying circumstances of the community. In all
13 Appen1     |      sanctuary area, depending on circumstances or convenience.~ ~
14 Appen1     | instruments. Their use depends on circumstances, the nature of the congregation,
15 Appen2     |  participants, the place, and the circumstances. b. There may, therefore,
16 Appen2     |          depends on the different circumstances of places and people, as