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 1  2,1|   Christians. This lent it an extraordinary advantage. But alongside
 2  2,2|       from early childhood an extraordinary longing for the rays of
 3  2,3|       imposed upon the church extraordinary government duties (extraordinaria
 4  5,5|      as an explanation of the extraordinary harshness manifested by
 5  7,1|       distinguished itself by extraordinary energy, sometimes wrongly
 6  7,1|     several years; after many extraordinary adventures, he succeeded
 7  7,1|      noted: “One could see an extraordinary spectacle: the whole people,
 8  7,1|      century, the Arabs, with extraordinary rapidity, had conquered
 9  7,3|     Innocent III was exerting extraordinary activity in organizing a
10  7,3|  dealing with men, as well as extraordinary will power and circumspection,
11  7,4|     1081-1204), was marked by extraordinary intensity and animation
12  7,4| taking into consideration his extraordinary zeal and assiduity for collecting
13  9,2|    history. The reason is the extraordinary complexity of the history
14  9,7|   fifteenth century. A man of extraordinary valor and determination,
15  9,9|      theme to describe — “the extraordinary evolution of the might of
16  9,9|     its head was struck by an extraordinary and terrifying spectacle: