Part, Chapter

1       Int  |        the local community).~In fact, the various problems can
2       Int  |        think, however, that the fact that the request for a treatment
3         I,5|        that it is tolerated. In fact, even after this interpretive
4         I,5|      the See itself refuses.~In fact, if on the one hand, there
5        II,1| indicate three, even though, in fact, they can be seen as complementary
6        II,1|    easily crush the subject. In fact, since it is unthinkable
7        II,1|    function.~If the council, in fact, is placed at the central
8        II,1|     that the councilors, by the fact that they have no deliberative