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 1 Intro,    1  |        around a fixed point of legitimate residual meaning. Furthermore,
 2   1,   10    |     preserve peace by means of legitimate negotiations and judicious
 3   2,    5    |    them in a proportionate and legitimate way, and finally, to anxiously
 4   2,    6    |        by gradually abolishing legitimate privileges and inequalities
 5   3      (10)|     Therefore, nothing is more legitimate than the term "separated
 6   3      (10)|   separated brethren".~To say "legitimate" is to say but little.~ ~"
 7   3,    2    |    proletariat. Thus, not only legitimate and invaluable personal,
 8   3,    2    |     word.~This is a word whose legitimate meaning is congenial and,
 9   3,    4    |      always in its natural and legitimate sense.~ ~ ~ ~
10   4,    1    |                             1. Legitimate Meanings of "Dialogue"~ ~
11   4,    1    |       study of its natural and legitimate meanings;~‑ to show in which
12   4,    1    |                 B. Natural and Legitimate Meanings~ ~a) Preparatory
13   4,    1    |       light of the natural and legitimate meanings of "dialogue,"
14   4,    1    |     mind the components of the legitimate meaning in which the first
15   4,    1    |         b) The Multiplicity of Legitimate Meanings~ ~Analyzing the
16   4,    1    |       way to study the various legitimate meanings of "dialogue" would
17   4,    1    |        necessary precision the legitimate meanings that will be distorted
18   4,    1    |       It is possible that some legitimate meanings of "dialogue" are
19   4,    1    |       Schematic Diagram of the Legitimate Meanings of "Dialogue"~ ~
20   4      (16)|   sensu), comprises as morally legitimate forms (besides dialogue‑
21   4      (16)|     polemics are authentic and legitimate forms of dialogue, albeit
22   4      (16)|   between what we affirm about legitimate dialogue and what the encyclical
23   4,    1    |      and simple profitable and legitimate? In principle, yes.~ ~b)
24   4,    1    |     that man's passions have a legitimate place in the clash of ideas.
25   4,    1    | argument pure and simple it is legitimate to develop a tone of pugnacity
26   4,    1    |    From this standpoint, it is legitimate to attack both false ideas
27   4,    1    |       whose works constitute a legitimate glory of the Catholic Church
28   4,    1    | attracting and persuading, the legitimate needs of the public mind
29   4,    2    |     each being, because of the legitimate love of self, loves what
30   4,    2    |    life cannot normally have a legitimate meaning of struggle, trial,
31   4,    2    |       passions both in what is legitimate and in what is most tempestuous,
32   4,    3    |        motivated not only by a legitimate apostolic intention but
33   4      (25)|     the same mode taken in its legitimate sense (cf. Chap. IV, 1,
34 App2         |     that nuclear weapons are a legitimate defensive strategy. The