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 1  I,11 |        the other, young people's expectations are not always welcomed
 2  I,11 | questions are answered and their expectations fulfilled. God is not the
 3  I,12 |         which can respond to his expectations and enlighten his search.~
 4 II,19 |  community to listen to people's expectations, to read those signs of
 5 III,26|        to their needs, problems, expectations, defences, time or stage
 6 IV,33 |         and, suffocated by other expectations and projects, it is not
 7 IV,34 |      everyday life, or where her expectations are most evident and intense.
 8 IV,34 |           those provocations and expectations, where, sooner or later,
 9 IV,35 |      between their so very human expectations and interests and the sense
10 IV,35 |    ambitions in order to welcome expectations, questions, desires from