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 1  Int,    4|       The end result of this is tragic: not only is the fact of
 2    1,   15|       meaning or hope. We see a tragic expression of all this in
 3    1,   18|    arise from difficult or even tragic situations of profound suffering,
 4    1,   18|   rights.~In this way, and with tragic consequences, a long historical
 5    1,   18| unfortunately contradicted by a tragic repudiation of them in practice.
 6    1,   19|       of human rights and their tragic denial in practice lies
 7    1,   20|        we have here is only the tragic caricature of legality;
 8    3,   55|         with the many and often tragic cases which occur in the
 9    3,   58|       have an abortion is often tragic and painful for the mother,
10    3,   58|       them, however serious and tragic, can never justify the deliberate
11    3,   70|    itself. If, as a result of a tragic obscuring of the collective