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 1   1   | communities, often with less than adequate numbers of personnel, in
 2   2   |         his readiness for finding adequate responses to problems; providing
 3   3   |           which must be met by an adequate formation to the new requirements".
 4   3, 3|         young.~On the other hand, adequate and recognized qualifications
 5   3, 3|           need to create programs adequate to the situation and inculturate
 6   3, 4|         translating it into forms adequate to the understanding of
 7   4   |          is required is simply an adequate preparation to work fruitfully
 8   7, 4|       intense, also in view of an adequate study of theology and of
 9   7, 4|         manner, which leads to an adequate vision of reality, creates
10   8   |      necessary for the set-up and adequate capacity for its orientation
11   8, 2|       specific preparation and an adequate staff one can express the "
12   8, 3|          the conditions for their adequate response to the demands
13   8, 3|         maximum efficiency and an adequate service to the Gospel and