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1  I,11|       historical season, with a negative impact at the level of vocations.
2  I,13|       in the same precarious or negative way, but — on the contrary —
3 IV,33|      absurd in this fearful and negative reaction; the Lord has already
4 IV,37|       contributed to creating a negative image of a vocation, especially
5 IV,37|       aware of his positive and negative aspects, of his ideals and
6 IV,37|      despair in the face of his negative aspects.~d) The young person
7 IV,37|       past: with the inevitable negative aspects, of whatever kind,
8 IV,37|      attitude when faced with a negative event, or who seeks to benefit
9 IV,37| intelligent way from a personal negative experience.~Much attention