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 1 Pref   |        by Communism, but we are certain that Providence will intervene.~
 2 Pref   | pusillanimous spirits.~I advise certain kinds of people not to read
 3 Pref   |        not ceased to grow among certain corrupt elites. But with
 4   1    |     early Christians.~3. From a certain time on, the attitude of
 5   1    |      devoid of violence and, in certain respects, an almost correct
 6   1    |      for the Catholic Church in certain countries behind the Iron
 7   2    |       having been modified to a certain extent, the Church in these
 8   3    |         new religious policy of certain Communist governments, a
 9   3    |       not materialize, since in certain Com­munist countries the
10   4    |         many different forms of certain internal tensions may make
11   4    |   relaxation may perhaps have a certain durability and consistency,
12   4    |       tolerate religion up to a certain point, one still knows that
13   4    |   extirpation of the faith in a certain people, only then would
14   6, 2 |        God. For the Law is in a certain way the mirror of the Divine
15   6, 2 |       of his soul.~It is indeed certain that these same papal docu­
16   6, 2 |    welfare; from whence comes a certain number of rights. Accord­
17   6, 2 |       more and more frequent in certain highly socialized countries
18   6, 2 |         economy.~However, it is certain that it is not licit for
19   6, 2 |       the Empire, at least in a certain proportion, of the cultural
20   6, 2 | resources needed to construct a certain number of artificial environments
21   6, 2 |    outside of society and, in a certain sense, against it.~Such
22   6, 2 |       Protestant experiences of certain collective bodies in the
23   7, 2 |     collectivized.~According to certain reports of the press, some
24   7, 2 |        with the concession of a certain religious liberty) to carry
25   7, 3 |       rooted in the peasants Of certain regions of Europe that it
26   7, 5 |      case with the barbarism of certain aboriginal peo­ples of America
27   7, 6 |         sight, it may seem that certain ges­tures of "detente" of
28   7, 6 |  fictitious distinctions, it is certain that no Catholic can collaborate,
29 Summ, 1| subjected to it.~After a while, certain Communist governments began
30 Summ, 5|      that She keep silent about certain errors of Marxism ‑ especially
31 Summ, 7|      impossible to extirpate in certain regions of Europe because