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 1   1,  6 |            become very Western in its cultural patterns and social structure.
 2   1,  6 |            and present injustices and cultural differences. Besides this
 3   1,  7 |             too have been part of the cultural scene, particularly in Australia.
 4   1,  7 |       particularly in Australia. Each cultural group, different in size
 5   1,  7 |             many ways, a dispossessed cultural group.~One of the most notable
 6   1,  7 |              traditional leaders.~The cultural variety of Oceania is not
 7   1,  7 |        societies and with the growing cultural influence of Asian immigrants.
 8   1,  9 |              array of experiences and cultural treasures, and they were
 9   2,  16|              On the one hand, certain cultural values must be transformed
10   2,  16|               many examples of unique cultural expressions in the areas
11   3,  18| transformation affecting the region's cultural identity and social institutions.
12   3,  20|               floods, and faced great cultural difficulties in accomplishing
13   3,  20|            tradition and contemporary cultural shifts, the word of faith
14   3,  33|        services in keeping with their cultural mission. It is their honour
15   4,  39|          local cultures can avert the cultural alienation of indigenous
16   4,  47|             to remain faithful in the cultural context of the day, whatever
17   4,  48|              seminarians in their own cultural context. Solutions need