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 1 Intro,7 | instrumental nature, described as a kind of agent in the hands of
 2 Intro,9 |            of the Roman Curia. This kind of service by all ranks
 3 Intro,10|           not to be compared to any kind of college. This is true
 4 Intro,10|      inasmuch as bishops share this kind of care and zeal "with Peter
 5 Intro,12|          body with all others.~This kind of cooperation is carried
 6 II,2    |            other agreements of this kind, if the case arises, while
 7 III,5   |              by offering them every kind of assistance. For it is
 8 III,9   |           place, all works of every kind of art of the past, works
 9 III,9   |            lest testimonies of this kind be lost.~Art. 102 — The
10  V,9    |            those who engage in this kind of dialogue.~Art. 161 —
11 IX      |           truth a treasure of every kind of art and knowledge.~Art. 
12 AppII,4 |    cautioned us to beware lest this kind of group distort the leading
13 AppII,5 |           that associations of this kind — like the one mentioned
14 AS,5    |       various ways according to the kind of work undertaken. It is
15 AS,5    |             that work — of whatever kind — carried out in the employment