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 1 Intr  |       represents a grave risk of complete or almost complete extirpation
 2 Intr  |       risk of complete or almost complete extirpation of the faith,
 3 Pref  |         copies, not counting its complete transcription in more than
 4   1   | governments still maintain their complete adher­ence to Marxism‑Leninism,
 5   4   |   against it the most brutal and complete per­secution. We recognize
 6   4   |        represent a grave risk of complete or almost complete extirpation
 7   4   |       risk of complete or almost complete extirpation of the faith
 8   6, 1|        exam­ple of pressure more complete in its doctrinal con­tent,
 9   6, 2|          were to give the Church complete liberty to preach about
10   6, 2|          and perse­cuted. If her complete liberty is not recognized,
11   6, 2|   partial liberty. It would be a complete betrayal of her mission.~***~
12   6, 2|         families, and peoples. A complete exposition of these reasons
13   6, 2|          and, therefore, for its complete ruin.~If this is so, how
14   6, 2|          of view, it would be in complete darkness.~Some person may
15   6, 2|        about the immorality of a complete community of goods in order
16   7, 3|          in order to gain a more complete victory later. As soon as