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 1 Intro,2 |           bishop of Rome — "in so far as it is composed of many
 2 Intro,2 |        the flock of Christ, in so far as it is assembled under
 3 Intro,5 |      people and civil society. As far as necessary, it should
 4 Intro,8 |           only is the Roman Curia far from being a barrier or
 5 Intro,11|           for it at all times. So far from suffering harm from
 6  I,2    |          degrees, and selected as far as possible from the various
 7  I,3    |         plenary sessions, held as far as possible once a year,
 8  I,3    |            usually in writing.~So far as opportunity allows and
 9  I,6    |        general character.~§ 2. As far as possible, documents of
10 III,2   |       such a way as to reflect as far as possible the diversity
11 III,2   |        hierarchy of their own, so far as possible and where numbers
12  V,11   | institutes of the Church, and, so far as necessary, lends them
13 AppII,1 |        individual differences, so far from being harmful to unity,