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 1 Range | development means to deal with infinite causes and effects throughout
 2 Confuc|       generalisations, and its infinite compassion for the common
 3 Confuc|      ignorance bows before the Infinite - were its accepted form.
 4 Taoism|       material forces with the Infinite - the tiger roaring his
 5 Buddhi| humanity, we behold him in his infinite mercy, dreaming of the common
 6 Buddhi|      by his recognition of the infinite self, the great soul and
 7 Asuka |    representing the Kingdom of Infinite Bliss, called Tenju-koku, -
 8 Nara  |        final liberation in the infinite. That the whole universe
 9 Fujiwa|        union with the ocean of infinite mercy takes the place of
10 Ashika|   standard of excellence is an infinite suggestiveness, naturalism
11 Meiji |    pilgrimage in search of the Infinite, lingering to gaze on the