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 1 Intr                  XVI(2)  |    Geneva: International Labour Office, 1994.~
 2    1                   16(3)  |        for the Maritime Control Office of the Port of Genoa. Above
 3    1,     1, VIII      20     |      establishment of a special office to supervise the same. At
 4    1,     1,   IX      25     |       nets; ./. 2. To set up an office that will do what is necessary
 5    1,     2            37     |    country?~They poured into my office and all dutifully described
 6    1,     3            60     |         the establishment of an office in the central administration
 7    1,     4            74     |        a hospital and the Barge Office, about which I will speak
 8    1,     4            75     |    install himself in the Barge Office or Immigration Bureau established
 9    1,     4            77     |        the opening of a special office of assistance and information
10    1,     4            79     |   conferred on them by the high office they hold in the Ecclesiastical
11    1,     6           100     | assigned to command fulfill his office with firmness, and, at the
12    2,     1,  III     154     |     Society.~2. To establish an office to do what is necessary
13    2,     1, Summ, X,  171    |        Indians in Brazil.~ ~The office of apostolic missionary
14    2,     2,    2     180     |         virtue of our Apostolic Office, we have particularly at
15    2,     2,   10     190     |       be willing to accept this office. His Holiness would like
16    2,     2,   17     195     |        Two years ago I took the office of superior away from Fr.
17    2,     3           200     |         X established a special office in the S. Concistorial Congregation
18    2,     3,    1     201     |         Committee, that has its office in the bishop’s palace,
19    2                  243(24) |       European countries and an office in New York in 1883. Bishop
20    2,     4,   32     269     |      leaving to the Ordinary in office to judge on the impossibility
21    2,     4,   36     274     |      then goes to a photography office to take a picture to preserve
22    2,     4,   37     276     |         Reverend Bandini at the office of the Society, Broadway
23    2,     4,   44     286     |       have in this way lost his office, would have left willingly.
24    2,     4,   44     286     |       now condemned by the Holy Office and the Pope. The priests
25    2,     4,   58     298     |    necessary to be at the Barge Office126 at exactly eleven o’clock  ./. 
26    2                  298(126)|                       The Barge Office was the bureau of the United
27    2                  298(126)|       their agents at the Barge Office.~
28    2,     4,   62     301     |         and exercising her high Office to a degree scarcely equaled,
29    2                  317(14) |  Archbishop Ireland suggest the office of a Delegate or Vicar General
30    2,     6,    V, 1,  342    |       is necessary at the Barge Office and because he is active