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 1   2,    1 |            initial handful of adepts begins to expound communist doctrine
 2   3,    2 |            is used tendentiously, it begins to shine with a new radiance,
 3   4,    1 |         human spirit quite naturally begins to realize the truth of
 4   4,    2 |         earth, the worldly bourgeois begins to find himself leaning
 5   4,    2 |            Along with fear, sympathy begins to act in him.~ ~
 6   4,    3 |             way, the talismanic word begins to work over him.~ ~
 7   4,    3 |     Everything~ ~The talismanic word begins to act over the irenicist
 8   4,    3 |           modern. Then the irenicist begins to think: "Dialogue solves
 9   4,    3 |              apologist or polemicist begins to be hated by his brother
10   4,    3 |             in those horizons, there begins to appear the mirage we
11   4,    3 |            his zeal, and our Thomist begins to desire unity more than
12   4,    3 |          this increased fermentation begins to impress a new and broadened
13   4,    3 | investigation and entertainment) and begins to incite the irenistic
14   4,    3 |             now the irenical Thomist begins to see things differently.
15   4,    3 |         endeavor to dialogue.~He now begins to consider groundless the
16   4,    3 |            points of convergence. He begins to see these differences
17   4,    3 |       magnifying glass our irenicist begins to look for passages of
18   4,    3 |              investigation, dialogue begins to be practiced as a "ludus"
19 App1      |              persuading; however, he begins to think that the supreme
20 App2      |           his frosty refreshment, he begins to scan the front page seeking
21 App2      |              solution, our character begins to dream... "perhaps there
22 App2      |         practical considerations now begins to emerge as a solution