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 1 Int,  2(1)|         which weaken and divide certain local churches and institutions,
 2   3,  23  |     therefore bear witness to a certain pluralism within the fundamental
 3   3,  24  |         development not without certain tensions and problems. How
 4   4,  32  |  complex. We need only think of certain phenomena such as urbanization,
 5   4,  32  |  difficult to apply in practice certain ecclesial distinctions and
 6   4,  32  |         For example, there is a certain hesitation to use the terms "
 7   4,  32  |      real change, one which has certain positive aspects. The so-called
 8   4,  35  |     merely human enterprise. In certain countries missionaries are
 9   4,  36  |         VI, that there are also certain "excuses which would impede
10   4,  37  |        is possible to determine certain parameters within which
11   5,  48  |     pastoral activity. Even so, certain points must remain clear.~
12   5,  54  |             54. In this regard, certain guidelines remain basic.
13   5,  59  |          overdevelopment."112 A certain way of thinking, uninfluenced
14   6,  61  |   collegiality does not prevent certain figures from assuming prominence
15   6,  61  |      acknowledging in her midst certain "special envoys" or "missionaries
16   6,  63  |    collegial responsibility has certain practical consequences.
17   6,  68  | diocesan priest must conform to certain criteria and conditioning.
18   7,  77  |     therefore is not limited to certain specific activities, but