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 1 Intro,    1  |            condescension, sympathy, non‑resistance, or even surrender.
 2 Intro,    1  |           succeeded in transforming non‑communists into communists.~
 3 Intro,    1  |           psychological war against non‑communist nations.~However,
 4 Intro,    4  |            used to make innumerable non‑communists inadvertently
 5   1,    1    |          Chinese aggression against non‑communist nations as practicable
 6   2,    2    |   antagonistic to communism and the non‑militant anti-communists
 7   3      (10)|           truth of the situation of non‑Catholics relative to Catholics
 8   3,    2    |           becoming more numerous in non‑communist countries, or
 9   3,    2    |  illegitimate techniques to attract non‑Catholics, techniques such
10   3,    2    |          best and most approachable non‑Catholics are the very ones
11   4      (16)|        inviability of dialogue when non‑Catholics "refuse it completely,
12   4      (16)| interlocution between Catholics and non‑Catholics including pugnacious
13   4,    1    |    eliminate it completely? "Abusus non tollit usum," answers an
14   4,    1    |             this simple division of non‑Catholics into two categories:
15   4,    1    |             there are few among the non‑Catholics whose hatred of
16 End      (26)|            inevitably result in the non‑communist nations accepting,
17 End,    6    |     relations between Catholics and non‑Catholics, this world leads
18 End,    8    |        beginning of this study, the non‑communist sectors of world
19 End,    8    |      comparison of the mythical and non‑mythical meanings has been