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 1    1,   12|     which would require greater acceptance, love and care is considered
 2    1,   16|         made conditional on the acceptance of an anti-birth policy.~ ~
 3    1,   23|         of the gift of self and acceptance of another, in all the other'
 4    1,   23|       it signifies the complete acceptance of the other and therefore
 5    3,   58|     progressively obscured. The acceptance of abortion in the popular
 6    3,   63|    favour a serene and informed acceptance of the child not yet born,
 7    3,   63|       lives when they are shown acceptance and love bears eloquent
 8    3,   65| euthanasia; it rather expresses acceptance of the human condition in
 9    3,   70|      respect between people and acceptance of the decisions of the
10    3,   76|       of self-giving and of the acceptance of others. In the fullness
11    4,   86|         genuine and responsible acceptance of the gift of life and
12    4,   94|         from their children the acceptance and solidarity which they
13    4,   98|       others, from rejection to acceptance of them. Other people are
14    4,   99|        gift of self and of that acceptance of others which are present
15 Conc,  102|          Jn 10:10). Through her acceptance and loving care for the