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 1  Int,    4|  Unfortunately, this disturbing state of affairs, far from decreasing,
 2  Int,    4|       even authorization by the State, so that these things can
 3    1,   11|           to the point that the State is called upon to give them
 4    1,   14|        this way, we revert to a state of barbarism which one hoped
 5    1,   18|         to any Constitution and State legislation - is today marked
 6    1,   19| autonomy and who emerges from a state of total dependence on others.
 7    1,   19|        exact opposite of what a State ruled by law, as a community
 8    1,   20|         of totalitarianism. The State is no longer the "common
 9    1,   20|       transformed into a tyrant State, which arrogates to itself
10    1,   20|       the disintegration of the State itself has already begun.~
11    2,   38|       human life in its earthly state, in which, for that matter,
12    2,   47|         the body in its earthly state is not an absolute good
13    3,   55|         of the family or of the State".44 Unfortunately it happens
14    3,   68|      they were rights which the State, at least under certain
15    3,   68|     morality of his choice. The State therefore, in the interest
16    3,   69|      choice and demand that the State should not adopt or impose
17    3,   71|  individual, no majority and no State can ever create, modify
18    3,   72|        person involved. But any State which made such a request
19    3,   72|  innocent life. In this way the State contributes to lessening
20    4,   93|         and institutions of the State in no way violate the right
21    4,  101|       simply to promote a human State. A State which recognizes
22    4,  101|        promote a human State. A State which recognizes the defence