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The Constitution certainly does not overlook the distinctive teaching authority of the hierarchy.
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The statement says that the Constitution recognizes the hierarchy’s particular authority to teach. It does not treat that authority as unimportant or overlook it. “Distinctive” suggests that this teaching role belongs especially to the hierarchy and sets it apart from other roles or groups.
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