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 1   1, 8  |         made up of Provinces and Districts which, in turn, are made
 2   9, 125|       divided into Provinces and Districts set up by the Brother Superior
 3   9, 125|              125.1 Provinces and Districts which have common interests
 4   9, 130|       over all Brothers, houses, Districts, and Provinces1. He can,
 5   9, 130|          visit the Provinces and Districts at least twice during his
 6   9, 137| concerning the Provinces and the Districts.~ ~137.1 The Brother Superior
 7   9, 137|     suppressing of Provinces and Districts (c 581; c 585);~ ~2. electing
 8   9, 137|        statutes of Provinces and Districts;~ ~13. approving the Statutes
 9   9, 137|        approving the Statutes of Districts, of groups of Provinces
10   9, 137|        of groups of Provinces or Districts, and of houses dependent
11   9, 140|     elected by the Provinces and Districts. The number of those elected
12   9     |           if the Statutes of the Districts provide for it, the Superiors
13   9     |         for it, the Superiors of Districts.~ ~The aim of the General
14  10, 155|           the Provinces, and the Districts have the right to acquire,
15  10, 155|           the Provinces, and the Districts, as well as some of their
16  10, 160|   situation of the Provinces and Districts. (c 636, 2; cf 137.4.11)~ ~
17  10, 160|       accounts of the Provinces, Districts, communities, and apostolic
18  11, 164|  Provincial and the Superiors of Districts have a special responsibility