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 1   I, 2 |        of social communication can hardly be exaggerated. Here
 2   I, 2 |     how they use media, people can grow in sympathy and compassion
 3   I, 2 |       those who shun the media can avoid contact with others
 4   I, 3 | history of human communication can be seen as a long journey
 5   I, 4 |        means nearly everyone - can participate. These purposes
 6   I, 4 |       development so that they can lead happier, more productive
 7   I, 5 |     Church's culture of wisdom can save the media culture of
 8  II, 7 |    value, and market economics can be abused; but the market
 9  II, 7 |      be abused; but the market can serve the person (cf. Centesimus
10  II, 12|      well as others, the media can be used to build and sustain
11  II, 12|    good. This is how the media can meet their obligation to "
12 III, 13|             13. The media also can be used to block community
13 III, 14|      process of globalization "can create unusual opportunities
14 III, 16|        is desirable. Societies can and should learn from one
15 III, 17|      promoting learning, media can distract people and cause
16 III, 19|        19. In short, the media can be used for good or for
17 III, 19|        a matter of choice. "It can never be forgotten that
18 III, 19|        for ideology. The media can at times reduce human beings
19 III, 19|  communication, properly used, can help to create and sustain
20  IV, 22|      to keep up with the times can easily be marginalized" (
21  IV, 24|       doubt the market's voice can be heard in these ways.
22   V, 27|     side of the planet. People can tap directly into quantities
23   V, 27|        time ago. An individual can ascend to heights of human
24   V, 29|       29. Social communication can join people in communities
25   V, 29|    means of communication also can be used to separate and
26   V, 29|       While the new technology can enhance individual autonomy,
27   V, 30|       always aware that people can say no to the truth - and