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 1 Pref    |      majority of the people today, face to face with these incontestable
 2 Pref    |          the people today, face to face with these incontestable
 3 Pref    |         they are never disposed to face. Still less is it for the
 4 Pref    |        hand, it loses them. In the face of these facts, the power
 5 Pref    |           the Virgin, to renew the face of the Earth.~ ~‑ Plinio
 6   3     |            toward Communism in the face of the new religious policy
 7   3     |             their determination to face the danger of an atomic
 8   3     |           situation arising in the face of an imminent nuclear war,
 9   6, 1  |           that it contains.~In the face of such an adversary, even
10   6, 1  |   adversary, even more than in the face of any other, the Church
11   7, 4  |           bestial brutality in the face of the refusal of the Church
12   7, 6  | demobilization of Catholics in the face of this error which the
13  10     |          an animal promiscuity?~In face of the dramatic option of
14  10     |           conces­sions. . .~In the face of the insidious suggestions
15 Summ, 10|          courage to exclaim in the face of Communism: "non possumus."~ ~ ~