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In a murine CLP model, treatment resulted in a decrease in lymphocyte apoptosis, but the effect was less marked than that observed in transgenic animals constitutively expressing the same protein (30). As has been true of every moment of reading examined in this essay, spirituality is not simply private and individual but relies constitutively on the communal enterprise of responsible and dialogical interpretation and construction. Marriage and the family are inseparable, because the masculinity and femininity of the married couple are constitutively open to the gift of children. |
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