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1    2,    2,  343| express its wishes but not to resolve them or issue decrees about
2    2,    2,  510|     aptly provided for, is to resolve conflicts if they occur.~§
3    7,    1, 1446|  prejudice to justice, and to resolve litigation peacefully as
4    7,    1, 1488|     advocate are forbidden to resolve the litigation by bribery
5    7,    2, 1513|   must convene the parties to resolve the doubt or doubts which
6    7,    2, 1513|      the judge, however, must resolve the question as promptly
7    7,    2, 1589|      the judge decides not to resolve the incidental question
8    7,    4, 1718|    consent of the parties, to resolve equitably the question of