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 1 Intr    |     reasons a Commu­nist regime may grant this marginal freedom
 2 Intr    |         the nations of the West may be forced to choose in the
 3 Intr    |         lesser of the two evils may be to permit the victory
 4 Pref    |    trend of events so that they may perceive before whom they
 5 Pref    |    victory belongs to them.~One may hope that such men, who
 6   1     |     like an opiate so that they may not rebel against the hard
 7   3     |        the world.~How, then, we may ask has this heroic decision
 8   3     |       the tactical reasons that may have determined this change
 9   3     |         an immense profit which may be stated as follows: In
10   3     |    possibility that this danger may not materialize, since in
11   3     |    nuclear war, this phenomenon may be intensified further,
12   4     |        of such an investigation may per­haps appear questionable
13   4     |          In response to this we may answer that nothing prevents
14   4     |       certain internal tensions may make it necessary for some
15   4     |        matters. This relaxation may perhaps have a certain durability
16   4     |        that the Communist State may not take such an action
17   4     |      remedy it. Furthermore, it may well happen that an Occidental
18   5     |     under no pretext whatsoever may She refuse to car­ry out
19   6, 1  |         of the objections which may be brought against that
20   6, 1  | whatever the kind of skepticism may be, it almost always has
21   6, 2  |  complete darkness.~Some person may perhaps object that experience
22   7, 2  |       error, however tenuous it may be, to~ ~
23   7, 6  |           6. At first sight, it may seem that certain ges­tures
24   7, 6  |        present pontificate. One may read, for example, in the
25   8     |     Catholicism in the peoples?~May we make a comment on this
26  10     |       inter­national Communism, may Our Lady of Fatima ob­tain
27 Summ, 10|         amendment of our lives. May She give us the courage