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 1     1,     3,   5|       causes and effects that, having originated at a certain
 2     1,     3,   5|    which the public authority, having suspended the juridical
 3     1,     6,   5| OBJECTIONS REFUTED~            Having considered these notions,
 4     1,     7     |       Revolution~ ~            Having rapidly described the crisis
 5     1,     7,   1|       obscure." 18~            Having begun in the fifteenth century,
 6     1,     7,   3|   which the human personality, having reached a high degree of
 7     1,     7,   3|     complete order despite not having a government – economic
 8     1,    10     |       Revolution~ ~            Having described the complexity
 9     1,    12,   3|                                Having analyzed the revolutionary
10     2,    10,   2|    even those conditions that, having the mere appearance of evil,
11     2,    11,   1|        the social question and having in view, either directly
12     2,    12,   5|   combat it without ipso facto having the ideal of exalting the
13     3,     2,   2|      Both parties are far~from having benefited only from the
14     3,     2,   4|       most lofty pronouncement having world-wide repercussion. 80~
15     3,     2,   5|     part to the common effort, having spread during the last twenty
16     3,     3     |       up and disappear without having a major influence in the
17   End            |         CONCLUSION~            Having updated the first (1959)
18  Post            |    Fourth Revolution, although having also a political dimension,
19  Post            |      Piacenza, Italy, in 1910. Having completed his studies at
20  Post            |         Father Stickler, after having directed the Pontifical
21  Post            |    remarks I hope to attest to having read the original with pleasure
22  Post            |      very pleased with you for having explained and defended Catholic