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 1  Int,   3|        and international legal systems in regulating the life of
 2  Int,   4|    which have produced genuine systems of thought. Yet often enough
 3  Int,   5|      ever more deeply. Complex systems of thought have thus been
 4    3,  27|         giving rise to various systems and schools of thought.
 5    3,  27|       But beyond philosophical systems, people seek in different
 6    4,  41|      of their message with the systems to which they referred.
 7    4,  45|  speculation, was destroyed by systems which espoused the cause
 8    4,  46|      gave rise to totalitarian systems which have been disastrous
 9    5,  51|      with the proliferation of systems, methods, concepts and philosophical
10    5,  59|      comparison with the great systems of idealism. Others established
11    5,  63|      philosophical opinions or systems which the world of today
12    6,  65|        depth the philosophical systems which may have influenced
13    6,  72| context for great metaphysical systems.~In India particularly,
14 Conc, 107|        Different philosophical systems have lured people into believing