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 1   1,  1|           of their sharing in the form of dance, song, posters,
 2   1,  6|            that are against every form of competition, even those
 3   1,  7|        content that we forget the form of communication. I think
 4   1,  7|         need also to discover the form of communication that does
 5   1,  8|       rather quiet; this may be a form of protest. There is probably
 6   2,  3|    written and even in theatrical form—of the joy that fills them
 7   3,  0|  formative tension which proposes form for a norm and rule of life
 8   3,  2|       young people refusal of any form of individualism is a consequence
 9   4,  0|           of the general curia to form a great tree, a great network
10   6,  B| experience, etc) as well as for a form of direction for the young