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1   3,  4| solidarity with the cross, and common witness. By virtue of this
2   4,  1|        time.~Second, a certain common belonging of interpreter
3   4,  2|    current interest and by the common belonging of every human
4   5,  1|       which is by its nature a common memory. This common memory
5   5,  1|   nature a common memory. This common memory gives eloquent testimony
6   5,  1|       to speak of an objective common responsibility. Liberation
7   5,  2|      agape, seems to have been common to both the breaches. Given
8   6,  3|       non-believers alike in a common commitment. This common
9   6,  3|        common commitment. This common effort is itself already