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 1 2    |           constitutes a profound dialogue.~Human history and all human
 2 2,A  |     through their use in ways -- dialogue groups, discussions of films
 3 2,B  |          Media at the service of dialogue with the world~8. The Second
 4 2,B  |         in seeking to enter into dialogue with the modern world, the
 5 2,B  |    desires honest and respectful dialogue with those responsible for
 6 2,B  |        On the Church's side this dialogue involves efforts to understand
 7 2,B  | proclamation of the Gospel.~Such dialogue therefore requires that
 8 2,B  |          out of Church news. The dialogue also involves support for
 9 2,D  |         the fundamental right of dialogue and information within the
10 4,C  |        how to invite others into dialogue, avoiding a style of communicating
11 App,1|        pastoral outreach to, and dialogue with, media professionals,