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 1   2,  1|            was looking at signs of genuine hope and life and desire
 2   2,  1|          young people and in their genuine desire to follow Christ
 3   2,  2|          abstract. It comes from a genuine experience of God as our
 4   2,  2| abstraction, a futile dream, but a genuine way of experiencing truth
 5   2,  2|         new hope~The experience of genuine communion has nourished
 6   3,  0|           There should also be the genuine possibility of sharing with
 7   5,  1|           3. It is necessary to be genuine with them when we speak
 8   5,  1|           3. It is necessary to be genuine with them when we speak
 9   5,  1|           young people?~·They want genuine formators who are witnesses
10   6    |        sisters...;~Be witnesses of genuine Christian liberation for
11   6,  A|            to be lived together; ~·genuine communities which are places
12   6,  B|          address to them.~It was a genuine dialogue.~1. How did we
13   6,  B|          and which in turn lead to genuine communion, a communion which
14   6,  B|        central topic of community. Genuine fraternal living necessitates