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 1   1,  2|  majority of the cases, by the greater number of elderly religious
 2   1,  6|       against materialism; for greater simplicity and nearer to
 3   1,  7|  neglect to create always ever greater space for sincere dialogue
 4   1,  7|       will see every time to a greater measure the marvels and
 5   1,  8|     protest. There is probably greater dialogue facility; young
 6   3,  0| following "decalogue" be given greater attention in future formation
 7   3,  1|   there would have been a much greater tendency to question many
 8   4,  0|       organizations which have greater difficulty even in creating
 9   5,  1|     always is a source of ever greater appreciation of one’s own
10   6,  A|   human aspects of formation;~·greater decisiveness on the part
11   6,  A|       end to experimentation;~·greater clarity and consistency
12   6,  A|    human and "down-to-earth";~·greater rapport with the whole institute.~
13   6,  A|  apostolic projects. They want greater involvement in their respective