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 1 Pref  |          up this matter, it seems necessary to define the natural limits
 2   3   |      regimes is obvious.~It seems necessary for us to say something
 3   4   |     internal tensions may make it necessary for some Communist governments
 4   4   |        Nov.‑Dec. 1963). If it was necessary to refute our article, it
 5   4   |        such an event, it would be necessary to choose the lesser evil.
 6   6, 2|      mission of the Church, it is necessary to raise another one, concerning
 7   6, 2|           practice are absolutely necessary for a truly Christian formation
 8   6, 2|          property, that is, it is necessary to the equilibrium and to
 9   6, 2|     recently, this institution is necessary to the equilibrium and sanctification
10   6, 2|   faculties to provide everything necessary for his welfare; from whence
11   6, 2|     subsistence is the proximate, necessary, and constant object of
12   6, 2|          vivid regret that it was necessary to accept the lesser evil.
13   6, 2|        circumstances that made it necessary to accept the lesser evil.~
14   7   |         objections which were not necessary to the development of the
15   7, 1|    private property, which is the necessary corollary of this desire,
16   7, 4|          the sea or from the air, necessary to maintain himself and
17   7, 4| revolution yet again, it would be necessary to be repeating the renuncia­
18   7, 4|           offered before with the necessary clarity.~These comments
19   7, 6|           reconciled, it would be necessary for Communism to cease to
20  10   |          Human existence, without necessary institutions such as property