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1 Pre    |         capable of being a sign understood by the men and women of
2   1,  2|     feel more isolated, and not understood... whereas the young of
3   1,  6|         and with difficulty, we understood that unity is not uni-formity,
4   1,  7| speaking alone and of not being understood.~This calls to my mind the
5   2,  2|         enthusiasm; if they are understood well, they are two positive
6   2,  2|   aspects which emerged must be understood and reinterpreted in the
7   3,  0|      dialogue if they are to be understood. Our young people do not
8   4,  0|        official address. It was understood that during the Congress,
9   6,  B|         mission, which is to be understood more and more as welcome,