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 1    2,    1,  227|     opinion, moreover, they are to avoid setting forth their own
 2    2,    1,  279|        Roman Pontiffs. They are to avoid profane novelties and pseudo-science.~§
 3    2,    1,  285|            law.~§2. Clerics are to avoid those things which, although
 4    2,    3,  626|           in elections they are to avoid any procurement of votes,
 5    2,    3,  634|          Nevertheless, they are to avoid any appearance of excess,
 6    3,    0,  750|         therefore all are bound to avoid any doctrines whatsoever
 7    3,    0,  752|       faithful are to take care to avoid those things which do not
 8    5,    0, 1292|         are also to be observed to avoid harm to the Church.~
 9    6,    1, 1322|           foresee or, if foreseen, avoid;~4/ a person who acted coerced
10    6,    1, 1325| nonetheless omitted precautions to avoid it, which any diligent person
11    7,    1, 1446|            to strive diligently to avoid litigation among the people
12    7,    1, 1452|           it necessary in order to avoid a gravely unjust judgment,
13    7,    2, 1598|   pertaining to the public good to avoid a most grave danger the
14    7,    3, 1713|              Can. 1713 In order to avoid judicial contentions an
15    7,    4, 1718|         norm of §1 and in order to avoid useless trials, the ordinary
16    7,    4, 1730|                   Can. 1730 §1. To avoid excessive delays in the
17    7,    5, 1733|           the author of the decree avoid any contention and take
18    7,    5, 1733|          effort of wise persons to avoid or settle the controversy