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1   1, 42  |          remove pain ~and all human shortcomings, then every son, by reason
2   1, 42  |          remove pain ~and all human shortcomings, then every son, by reason
3   2, 40  |         obstacles and of their own ~shortcomings, easily count a thing possible;
4   2, 40  |        heedlessness of dangers and ~shortcomings. For the same reason all
5   2, 40  |            for they know not their ~shortcomings.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[40] A[
6   2, 102 |          they had to ~bear with the shortcomings of the people: this was
7   2, 80  | consideration ~is that of man's own shortcomings, on account of which he
8   2, 159 |   acknowledging and avowing his own shortcomings; this belongs to the ~eighth
9 Suppl, 20|           man is healed of all his ~shortcomings. Now it happens sometimes