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 1 Pref   |       Soviet effort were the two great pillars of resistance to
 2 Pref   | superfluous to call to mind some great events: the omission of
 3 Pref   |          to attack this terribly great and ridiculously weak adversary.
 4   1    |      Communist country rose as a great phalanx, ready to accept
 5   1    |        organized themselves with great strength of soul in order
 6   2    |         for the consciences of a great number of Cath­olics.~We
 7   3    |        propaganda proclaims with great exaggeration to the whole
 8   4    |          its first page and with great emphasis, an "Open Letter
 9   5    |      over the population is very great.~Thus, we cannot be satisfied
10   6, 2 |  profoundly. Whence arises, to a great extent, the sadness that
11   6, 2 |          this fact are founded a great number of didactic and as­
12   6, 2 |        are not unequal fortunes, great, medium, and small, it behooves
13   6, 2 |          genuine way. For when a great number of persons take adequate
14   6, 2 |       flickering light is not as great as the difference between
15   6, 2 |         would represent for it a great technical or cultural development (
16   7, 1 |       and to multiply them, is a great stimulus for work, and therefore
17   7, 3 |   adequate shield against such a great peril is to expect too much
18 Summ, 4|         the Iron Curtain and had great repercussions among Catholics