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 1   6,143|       order in which students can study well, and preventing problems
 2   7,173|       particular need, we develop study centres, libraries, and
 3   7,190|         non-government bodies, we study the situation to identify
 4 Notes  |           Marcellin’s decision to study Latin was not a passing
 5 Notes  |         of taste he had shown for study. Their words fell on deaf
 6 Notes  |           in his determination to study for the priesthood, but
 7 Notes  |           take nothing seriously, study even less than anything
 8 Notes  | occupations. To devote himself to study; to instruct and train his
 9 Notes  |           schools; to draw up, to study and to meditate on the Rules
10 Notes  | superficial knowledge of them but study them in depth, ending up
11 Notes  |          us in daily, unremitting study.~Life, XIV, pp. 419, 422~
12 Notes  |          relationships, teaching, study and various other activities. (
13 Notes  |             Careful rigour in the study of culture and the development
14 Notes  |          gets the pupils to do by study, application and work, is
15 Notes  |   courageously and even joyfully. Study is not always to their taste,
16 Notes  |     interest in research. . .(54)~Study of the person as a whole~
17 Notes  |      people, and they make a calm study of the Christian faith very