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 1       Int  |         that have slowly changed a certain idea of perfection as the
 2         1,1|           type of perfection, at a certain point, can no longer bear
 3         1,3|           the one hand, we favor a certain sense of presumptiousness
 4         1,3|            that model belongs to a certain past, even though not really
 5         1,3|     residuals of this mentality in certain concepts and educational
 6         2,2|           or getting lost to avoid certain calls: or, look at the more
 7         2,2|           one’s own humanity, of a certain sense of personal satisfaction,
 8         2,2|         erroneously believed, by a certain concept of spiritual life,
 9         3,3|   sacrifice in order to get out of certain habits and be corrected.
10         3,3|            making one think that a certain behavior is licit or at
11         3,3|        offered and indicated, by a certain psychology, as a solution
12         4  |          phenomenon, which means a certain variety of operations: to
13         4,1|         knowing how to say “no” to certain instinctive expectations.
14         4,2| realistically takes into account a certain anthropological model, in
15         4,3|       clarity of method and end: a certain rigor~~~~rather unrealistic
16         4,3|            dignity of the ego~~~~A certain narcissism with possible
17         4,3|           Hard work of integrating certain wounds of the past.~~~ The