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 1 Intro      |  presided in person, are in the form of bulls. At the beginning
 2 Intro,    5|       persons, in any manner or form whatsoever, even if the
 3 Intro,    5|      some strange solemnity and form, including those made under
 4 Intro,    5|     upon the outcome, or in the form of agreed bonds under whatever
 5 Intro,    5|    contract, even in the fuller form of the apostolic camera.
 6 Intro,    5| accordance with its meaning and form; notwithstanding apostolic
 7 Intro,    8|   itself and essentially as the form of the human body, as is
 8 Intro,    9|        instructions in official form. However, because of the
 9 Intro,    9|        is to be found in solemn form both a petition for proceedings
10 Intro,    9|     precise, clear and distinct form of speech, or some other
11 Intro,    9|      not give his report in any form until the person to be promoted,
12 Intro,    9|      are drawn up in some other form, they are of no worth or
13 Intro,    9|        persons according to the form of common law . We set a
14 Intro,    9|     needs repairs or some other form of aid, let him leave or
15 Intro,   11| accordance with the meaning and form of the same letter. This
16 Intro,   11|         summons, in full lawful form, was again brought forward
17 Intro,   11|       confirmation or any other form of reinforcement; and privileges,
18 Intro,   11|     some other carefully chosen form should be used, in order