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 1  Int,    3|       name of the whole Church, certain that I am interpreting the
 2  Int,    4|       of public opinion justify certain crimes against life in the
 3  Int,    4|       socially acceptable. Even certain sectors of the medical profession,
 4    1,   10|          or by the promotion of certain kinds of sexual activity
 5    1,   11|        the tendency to disguise certain crimes against life in its
 6    1,   12|       is possible to speak in a certain sense of a war of the powerful
 7    1,   14|         accepts life only under certain conditions and rejects it
 8    1,   15|       in contemporary culture a certain Promethean attitude which
 9    1,   17| approval and the involvement of certain sectors of health-care personnel.~
10    1,   22|        the direction in which a certain technical and scientific
11    1,   24|        is also a question, in a certain sense, of the "moral conscience"
12    2,   32|         them, and they know for certain that their lives too are
13    2,   43|                           43. A certain sharing by man in God's
14    2,   43|      wished to share with man a certain special participation in
15    2,   43|       28). 30~By speaking of "a certain special participation" of
16    3,   52|       over himself, 39 and in a certain sense, over the life which
17    3,   58|      out of a desire to protect certain important values such as
18    3,   60|    conception, at least up to a certain number of days, cannot yet
19    3,   62|       aware of the gravity of a certain sin and then to foster genuine
20    3,   63| transplants in the treatment of certain diseases. The killing of
21    3,   66|        choice. 83 Even though a certain psychological, cultural
22    3,   66|       injustice is reached when certain people, such as physicians
23    3,   68|       the State, at least under certain conditions, must acknowledge
24    3,   68|     that they have, at least in certain extreme cases, the right
25    3,   70|        is legal, at least under certain conditions, to kill unborn
26    3,   71|       society enjoy respect for certain fundamental rights which
27    3,   74|        happen that carrying out certain actions, which are provided
28    3,   75|      declare that the choice of certain actions is morally unacceptable,
29    3,   75|        clear that the choice of certain ways of acting is radically
30    4,   81|   himself and awakens in us the certain hope of eternal life. It
31    4,   90|    implemented also by means of certain forms of social activity
32    4,   90|     outlooks. At the same time, certain that moral truth cannot
33    4,   95|     into moral subjectivism and certain objectionable ways of acting.
34    4,   97|     effectiveness should dispel certain prejudices which are still