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 1   3   |     constitutes the principal reason for the decision of 500
 2   3   |   religions, is the principal reason for the anti‑Commu­nist
 3   3   | atomic war. There is only one reason which would lead them to
 4   3   | indecisive and, for this same reason, psychologically less prepared
 5   4   |   movement. Moreover, we have reason to see an answer to the
 6   5   |      mission. But there is no reason to believe that such a government
 7   5   |      domination, and for this reason they recommend in the present
 8   6, 1|     let us examine it in its “reason for being" and in its manner
 9   6, 2|      of all on the basis of a reason of a general kind. The Commu­
10   6, 2|     of the will. And for this reason it is in itself incompatible
11   6, 2|    suitable for all. For this reason, the community of goods
12   7, 1| either by the dictates of his reason or by his own instinct,
13   7, 1|      classes. But it is not a reason for us to renounce private
14   7, 3|       fact that for this very reason the Communists had to beat
15   8   |   1956). What is the ultimate reason for this fact? Public institutions,
16  10   |      make evident, let us not reason like atheists who ponder