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 1    1,   1    |       unfold in the course of history. She thus seeks to lead
 2    3,  20    |       a particular reading of history. Each of the two ideologies,
 3    3,  22    |   they frequently succumb, as history, including recent history,
 4    3,  22    |     history, including recent history, teaches. ~It is this abnormal
 5    3,  23    |       in the circumstances of history, where believers discern
 6    4,  27(49)|     AAS 74 (1982), p. 88: "...history is not simply a fixed progression
 7    4,  31    |        Col.1.18 ), is our own history, marked by our personal
 8    4,  31    |     concept of the meaning of history and of human work, directed
 9    4,  31    |       an optimistic vision of history and work, that is to say
10    7,  47    | guaranteeing that our present history does not remain closed in
11    7,  47    |      women at every moment of history are strictly and responsibly
12    7,  48    |  which we await at the end of history, when the Lord will come
13    7,  48    |   grace, at a given moment of history, in order to make people'