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1  I,1   |      is fixed as to what this living being will be: a man, this
2  I,4   |      dead. If the embryos are living, whether viable or not,
3  I,4   |    justify experimentation on living human embryos or foetuses,
4 II,1   | self-giving: the child is the living image of their love, the
5 II,1   |     their conjugal union, the living and indissoluble concrete
6 II,5   |     any case be accepted as a living gift of the divine Goodness
7 II,8   |    gift of marriage, and is a living testimony of the mutual
8 Conclu |    love, between faith in the living God and the claim to decide
9 Conclu |    way can the possibility of living and loving with that dignity