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 1   I, 1 |     writers, correspondents, and others. For them, the ethical question
 2   I, 2 |     media can avoid contact with others who are deeply influenced
 3   I, 4 |        responsible, more open to others, especially the neediest
 4  II, 6 |         thoughts and feelings of others, cultivate a sense of mutual
 5  II, 6 |          freedom, in respect for others' freedom, and in the capacity
 6  II, 9 |      traditions, share them with others, and transmit them to new
 7  II, 10|    latter years - these and many others have access via these means
 8  II, 10|  home-bound, prisoners, and many others.~
 9  II, 12|           religious - as well as others, the media can be used to
10 III, 13|         and conflict, demonizing others and creating a mentality
11 III, 14|         ignored by media even as others are reported; and insofar
12 III, 14|    people "information rich" and others "information poor" at a
13 III, 18|     disdain and hostility toward others.~
14  IV, 20| recipients of communication, and others concerned.~
15  IV, 26|   teaching, and with respect for others' ecclesial rights (cf. Canon
16   V, 29|   political, even religious - at others' expense? Will new technology
17   V, 30|  dialogue and collaboration with others: with public officials,
18   V, 32|         manipulation. He invited others to open their minds and
19   V, 32|       candor and truthfulness in others, while condemning hypocrisy,