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 1 Intro      |      curia produced almost no effect because of the timidity
 2 Intro,    3|        of no force, efficacy, effect or importance. ~We renew
 3 Intro,    4|   sanction and its corrupting effect and misuse in matters concerning
 4 Intro,    4|       they are null and of no effect, force or importance; and
 5 Intro,    5|     pronouncement to the same effect. ~Also not binding and invalid,
 6 Intro,    5|     formal declaration to the effect that the election was simoniacal,
 7 Intro,    9|   measures, with all personal effect, to see that the cathedrals
 8 Intro,   10| predecessors as popes, to the effect that the said credit organisations
 9 Intro,   10| themselves, have an injurious effect on others from their claims
10 Intro,   11|   very necessary and of great effect and utility in the church,
11 Intro,   11|       how permanent force and effect may be given to the things
12 Intro,   11|     declare that the enduring effect only continues in the event
13 Intro,   11|       to be essentially of no effect, null and invalid, without
14 Intro,   11|    its corruptive and abusive effect in matters touching on the
15 Intro,   11|     to be considered as of no effect, revoked, made void, abrogated,
16 Intro,   11|       the present letter, the effect of the above might be impeded