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1 INT,5 | events with an attitude of fundamental trust, born of faith in 2 2,37 | must first be made of the fundamental role played by monasticism 3 3,51 | own Baptism.90 Naturally a fundamental point of reference in this 4 4,76 | Reconciliation must also exercise a fundamental role in the recovery of 5 5,88 | a situation which raises fundamental questions about the meaning 6 5,101| for the recognition of the fundamental rights of each immigrant. 7 5,103| and the defence of their fundamental rights.166~ ~ 8 6,109| creative fidelity those fundamental values, acquired through 9 6,110| peoples who share its same fundamental heritage have a vocation 10 6,113| promotion of human rights and fundamental freedoms, and through economic 11 6,113| for the safeguarding of fundamental human rights and the 1961 12 6,113| eventual adoption of a common fundamental charter. This body has the