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 1  Int,   1    |      Delphi, as testimony to a basic truth to be adopted as a
 2  Int,   3    |     One example of this is the basic form of philosophical knowledge
 3    2,  18    |        it must respect certain basic rules. The first of these
 4    5,  50    |       as to whether or not the basic tenets of these different
 5    5,  53    |     The Council began with the basic criterion, presupposed by
 6    5,  57    |       has sought to stress the basic principles of a genuine
 7    6,  67(90)|      initiative asks the first basic questions about the meaning
 8    6,  72    |        the human spirit, whose basic needs are the same in the
 9    7,  93    | analysis of texts emerges as a basic and urgent need: first the
10    7,  96    |      their development certain basic concepts retain their universal