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 1  Int,   1|      minimal norm by those who seek to set themselves apart
 2  Int,   1|     the direction which people seek to give to their lives.~
 3  Int,   4|        existence, human beings seek to acquire those universal
 4    1,  12|    Where might the human being seek the answer to dramatic questions
 5    1,  15|   those who believe in him and seek him with a sincere heart.
 6    2,  23|     cultural limitations which seek to contain it and insists
 7    3,  25|        a grave one at that, to seek the truth and to adhere
 8    3,  27|  universality, however, people seek an absolute which might
 9    3,  27|   things. In other words, they seek a final explanation, a supreme
10    3,  27|  philosophical systems, people seek in different ways to shape
11    3,  33|   nature of the human being to seek the truth. This search looks
12    3,  33|    decision-making that people seek the true good. Their search
13    3,  33|   reaching the goal which they seek. Moving beyond the stage
14    4,  40|   because, knowing the goal to seek, they had ignored the path
15    4,  42|        that the intellect must seek that which it loves: the
16    4,  47|       to know the truth and to seek the absolute.~
17    4,  48| thinkers an incisive appeal to seek within themselves the true
18    6,  71|       culture the Gospel would seek to strip it of its native
19    6,  72|        leads Indian thought to seek an experience which would
20    6,  78|    authentic model for all who seek the truth. In his thinking,