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 1 Int, 2|        people, to admire them and to give them our encouragement in
 2 Int, 5|            proclaim and a support to give to men in their efforts
 3 Int, 5|          efforts to take in hand and give direction to their future.
 4  1, 11|          control this process and to give it direction. ~There is
 5  1, 17|      attitude in their regard and to give them a charter which will
 6  1, 17|         professional advancement and give them access to decent housing
 7  2, 23|         overemphasis of equality can give rise to an individualism
 8  2, 31|             ideology which claims to give a complete and self-sufficient
 9  2, 37|            which even now is able to give some kind of foreshadowing
10  2, 38|           aspects of man, and yet to give these an explanation which
11  2, 38|         dangerous presupposition. To give a privileged position in
12  2, 40|            limits the human sciences give promise of a positive function
13  3, 42|        effort to reflect in order to give an answer, in its own sphere,
14  3, 46| confrontation and domination, it can give rise to dialogue and foster
15  3, 46|             legitimate plurality, to give both personal collective