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 1   3, 3|        and methods to meet the demands of the meaning of life for
 2   3, 3|       discoveries. It strongly demands a high level of intellectual
 3   3, 3|     credible to the legitimate demands of human reason"~~
 4   3, 4|        or perhaps dreamed.~The demands for qualifications arise
 5   3, 5|   study centres with identical demands. And we may add to these
 6   4   |      in the light of perceived demands and to prepare for new and
 7   4   |     respond to the inescapable demands of our mission, more must
 8   5   | between what is urgent and the demands of the mission, between
 9   7, 1|       responds to the ever new demands arising from the situation
10   7, 2|       of the assumption of new demands; there has been a big increase
11   7, 4|      from experience that this demands constant attention and reflection.
12   7, 4|  situation of the Church today demands increasingly that teachers
13   8, 3|       adequate response to the demands made on them.~In particular,