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 1  0,1 |         has taken place over the past century.~Since, in fact,
 2  0,3 |          many other Popes in the past, aware that the mandate
 3  0,4 |        of the human affairs of a past that still weighs heavily
 4  I,8 |      situate oneself between the past and the future, with a grateful
 5  I,8 |    nostalgia for things or forms past, nor regret for lost privileges,
 6  I,8 |        us in continuity with the past, eschatological expectation
 7  I,11|     Scripture. The events of the past find in Christ their meaning
 8 II,17|         world. These sins of the past unfortunately still burden
 9 II,20|          22:32). Attempts in the past had their limits, deriving
10 II,21| concretely, far more than in the past, how much she esteems and