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 1  Int,    3| instruments of gain rather than as free and responsible persons;
 2  Int,    4|        freedom and indeed with the free assistance of health-care
 3    1,    8|         its prey. But Cain remains free in the face of sin. He can
 4    1,   11|         them available through the free services of health-care
 5    2,   29|             that God is with us to free us from the darkness of
 6    2,   31|            to perfection, by God's free gift, through sharing in
 7    2,   34|         between good and evil, and free will: "He filled them with
 8    2,   50|            that is, in setting man free from his greatest sickness
 9    3,   52|     obedience to God's holy Law: a free and joyful obedience (cf.
10    3,   67|      redemptive death, has set man free from death, "the wages of
11    3,   67|         and one's own personal and free choice, in the suffering
12    3,   68|           rights with the safe and free assistance of doctors and
13    3,   75|       absolute limit beneath which free individuals cannot lower
14    3,   75|      beginning of freedom is to be free from crimes... like murder,