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 1  Int,    4|      finding it increasingly difficult to distinguish between good
 2    1,   11|  which makes it increasingly difficult to grasp clearly the meaning
 3    1,   15|  context which makes it more difficult to face and accept suffering,
 4    1,   16|   rate of population growth, difficult to sustain in the context
 5    1,   16|     the birthrate. It is not difficult to be tempted to use the
 6    1,   18|    life sometimes arise from difficult or even tragic situations
 7    2,   49|  history of Israel shows how difficult it is to remain faithful
 8    3,   55|      someone else's life are difficult to reconcile in practice.
 9    3,   63|  life, and makes it, even in difficult conditions, something precious
10    3,   74|     unjust laws often raises difficult problems of conscience for
11    3,   74|    which have to be made are difficult; they may require the sacrifice
12    3,   74|  order to shed light on this difficult question, it is necessary
13    4,   90| Church well knows that it is difficult to mount an effective legal
14    4,   94|    task of serving life more difficult and demanding. In order
15 Conc,  105|    poor whose lives are made difficult, ~of men and women ~who