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 1 Intro        |        novels, also happens in real life. This study arose from
 2 Intro,    2  |      an imponderable, yet very real, Hegelian influence. And ‑
 3   1,    5    |       held in an atmosphere of real freedom. Campaigning was
 4   1,    5    |        Pressure," and "Neither Real Victory Nor Free Election"
 5   2,    2    |       react if it realized the real seriousness of the danger,
 6   3      (10)|   talismanic mutilation of the real extent of this separation.
 7   3,    2    |      our duty as Christians or real apostasy. In that case,
 8   3,    3    |       being made explicit. Its real power lies in the emotion
 9   4,    1    |      eyes can be opened to his real state, efficaciously inviting
10   4,    1    |    souls such that they have a real influence upon each other
11   4,    1    |       measure of prudence is a real doctrinal sleight of hand.~
12   4,    1    |        produce in the public a real atony of its Catholic sense
13   4,    2    |      hide or underestimate his real discrepancies with others,
14   4,    3    |        formed in his mind.~The real solution of the problem
15   4,    3    |       this perspective. Like a real talisman it automatically
16   4,    3    |        been transformed into a real Hegelian with just a smattering
17 End,    8    | communism must keep hidden the real meaning of the myth in the