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 1 Pre    |      the language groups, the "constellations" of groups, and the many
 2 Pre    |        drafted in the various "constellations" of language groups. As
 3 Pre    |        Then the leaders of the constellations of language groups for the
 4 Gre    |  ourselves is planned to be in constellations and groups. In that way
 5   1,  1|   large language groups called constellations. There was one such group
 6   1,  1|     day’s work from one or two constellations. It was followed by the
 7   1,  1|        groups presented to the constellations a gist of their sharing
 8   1,  1|       messages prepared by the constellations. By then it was clear that
 9   1,  1|    diversity of visions of the constellations. Then the time was left
10   1,  4|   around the tables and in the constellations. This suggests another reason
11   1,  4| concerns were expressed in the constellations, concerns which were echoed,
12   1,  6|        the formal and informal constellations and linguistic groups. We
13   1,  8|     tension which arose in the constellations was the main obstacle to
14   2    |             2. THE LIFE OF THE CONSTELLATIONS~Thursday November 27, Thanksgiving
15   2    |        of the seven linguistic constellations: two English speaking, two
16   2,  4|  BETWEEN SUPERIOR GENERALS~AND CONSTELLATIONS MODERATORS~ ~When the moderators
17   2,  4|     When the moderators of the constellations finished to present these
18   3,  1| testimonies and reports of the Constellations. I was also able to speak
19   3,  1|   afternoon work in groups and Constellations. I was able, however, after
20   3,  1|      course the reports of the Constellations given in the Plenary Assembly
21   5    |     groups, then in linguistic constellations. The USG secretariat proposed
22   5,  1|           THE WORK OF THE FOUR CONSTELLATIONS~ ~