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 1  Int,    5|     weak and defenceless human beings, unborn children in particular,
 2    1,    8| atrocious crimes against human beings. "Am I my brother's keeper?":
 3    1,   10|      done to millions of human beings, especially children, who
 4    2,   34|    that God, in creating human beings, "endowed them with strength
 5    2,   36|     them. God's plan for human beings is this, that they should "
 6    2,   37|      God came to give to human beings cannot be reduced to mere
 7    3,   57|     weak and defenceless human beings, who find their ultimate
 8    3,   61|      precedes birth. All human beings, from their mothers' womb,
 9    3,   63| against their dignity as human beings who have a right to the
10    3,   70|      most defenceless of human beings? Everyone's conscience rightly
11    3,   72|      killing of innocent human beings through abortion or euthanasia
12    3,   76|        his or her fellow human beings, brothers and sisters, according
13    4,   84|       glimmer of life. To men, beings made of spirit and matter,
14    4,   99|      an attitude towards human beings not only towards her own