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,Wasserstoff als Energietr?ger,y one of the most significant attempts to produce a body of legislation. It was and is important, whether one criticises or praises it for what it did or did not do. It has been heavily attacked on all sides. For some, a general council of the Church was inaugurated to attempt reconciliation between

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-24165-9r the male church leaders seeking to enforce it. Success would deprive women of the opportunity to play a religious role in open society outside the control of male family members. We have seen already how attempts to have nuns and tertiaries operating unenclosed were severely frustrated, as with th

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