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 1 II,18|          of alleviating the most serious and urgent needs through
 2 II,23|         debt, and is therefore a serious problem which needs to be
 3 IV,42|        Permanent deacons~42. For serious pastoral and theological
 4 IV,45|         it. This is all the more serious when it is done in order
 5 IV,46|     children. Also required is a serious preparation of young people
 6 IV,47|          it difficult to take on serious and lasting responsibilities?
 7  V,61|   problem~61. With regard to the serious problem of the drug trade,
 8  V,64| prejudice, and this represents a serious obstacle to their encounter
 9 VI,70|         for a clearly conceived, serious and well organized effort
10 VI,74|   without faith, suffer the most serious kind of poverty. Faced with