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 1   1,8  |     solidarity: while charitable institutions continue to carry out praiseworthy
 2   3,57 |         as she asks the European institutions to ensure the promotion
 3   3,59 |       the importance of academic institutions, I also ask the various
 4   5,88 |    Church-associated health care institutions, while on the other hand
 5   5,90 | necessary to reaffirm that these institutions are realities grounded in
 6   5,100|         European society and its institutions as a whole to seek a just
 7   5,103|          the leaders of European institutions to grant refugee status
 8   6    |      Europe~The role of European Institutions~
 9   6,113|        the role of international institutions is in many ways decisive.
10   6,113|          Human Rights. These two institutions seek, by means of political,
11   6,113|   identity of each, the European Institutions promote the unity of the
12   6,114|          ask these same European institutions and the individual states
13   6,114|         It is important that the institutions and the individual states
14   6,114|    various national and European institutions should act in the awareness
15   6,114|        the secular nature of the institutions, I consider it desirable
16   6,114|        by Churches and religious institutions by virtue of the legislation
17   6,115|                115. The European institutions have as their declared purpose
18   6,117|         separation between civil institutions and religious confessions.~
19   6,117|         by offering the European institutions, in continuity with her
20   6,117|    various European agencies and institutions, in order to contribute –