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 1    1,   1|          life"2.~We also are in a certain way in a season of a new
 2    1,   2|           to continue it but in a certain sense to take it up again
 3    1,   2|          intend to continue, in a certain sensc together with John
 4    1,   6|        advances. And one thing is certain: we have worked with perseverance
 5    1,   6|      grateful to them. It is also certain that in the present historical
 6    2,   8|            It is enough to recall certain phenomena, such as the threat
 7    2,   8|          he, the son of God, in a certain way united himself with
 8    3,  13|          he, the Son of God, in a certain way united himself with
 9    3,  15|          changing and evolving in certain directions.~The man of today
10    3,  16| civilization, which consists in a certain surplus of goods necessary
11    3,  16|   malnutrition. Hand in hand go a certain abuse of freedom by one
12    3,  16|          This is testified by the certain facts and the results, which
13    3,  16|       here. However, one thing is certain: at the basis of this gigantic
14    3,  17|       question was only that of a certain party, which had been identified
15    3,  17|          imposition of power by a certain group upon all the other
16    4,  19|         take into consideration a certain pluralism of methodology,
17    4,  20|        today. Nevertheless, it is certain that the Church of the new