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1   1,  2   |   against unity, it noted other negative episodes from the past for
2   1,  4   |       experiences, positive and negative, which she has lived. In
3   2   (36)|       in Ezr 9-10, with all the negative consequences which this
4   5,  4   |   thousand years has been quite negative.”83 The hostility or diffidence
5   5,  5   |     encounters then a series of negative phenomena, like religious
6   6,  1   |      for evils suffered and the negative influences stemming from
7   6,  2   | important to avoid perpetuating negative images of the other, as
8   6,  3   |  evangelization by exacerbating negative aspects. At the same time,
9   6,  3   |        Church: on the one hand, negative prejudices or disdainful