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 1  Int,    3|       such as subhuman living conditions, arbitrary imprisonment,
 2  Int,    3|   well as disgraceful working conditions, where people are treated
 3    1,   14|       life only under certain conditions and rejects it when it is
 4    1,   26|        who find themselves in conditions of particular distress or
 5    1,   27| overall improvement of living conditions. Especially significant
 6    2,   33|  lowliest and most vulnerable conditions of human life (cf. Phil
 7    3,   56|    correspond to the concrete conditions of the common good and are
 8    3,   58|       born would live in such conditions that it would be better
 9    3,   63|   makes it, even in difficult conditions, something precious for
10    3,   68|        at least under certain conditions, must acknowledge as belonging
11    3,   70|        at least under certain conditions, to kill unborn human life,
12    4,   88|    When life is challenged by conditions of hardship, maladjustment,
13    4,   90|       capable of guaranteeing conditions of true freedom of choice
14    4,   91|    public health and cultural conditions which will enable married
15    4,   94| social, economic and cultural conditions make the family's task of