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 1 Pre    |       a need for authenticity, exchange, commitment and, at the
 2 Gre    |      plenty of opportunity for exchange of ideas among ourselves
 3 Gre    |        Superiors General. That exchange among ourselves is planned
 4   1,  2| groupings have facilitated the exchange of the experiences of our
 5   1,  8|         or their delegates) to exchange in small groups and to react
 6   2,  3|   means of their many forms of exchange—in small groups, in plenary
 7   2,  4|   there was, as usual, a rapid exchange with one’s "neighbor on
 8   3,  0|       to say that there was an exchange of views. In fact the interventions
 9   3,  2|        ceremony in a fraternal exchange.~Finally, a superior general
10   4,  0|      of the event:~Sharing and exchange of opinions and experiences
11   4,  0|   modern way of communication.~Exchange of information and idea
12   5    |         Group work objectives: Exchange about young religious (under
13   6    |       there could be a sincere exchange about how they see and live
14   6    |        whom there was a lively exchange. They listened indirectly