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1   6, 2 |           only legitimate but also indispensable to the individ­ual as well
2   6, 2 |            as to the common good ‑ indispensable for both the material interests
3   6, 2 | institution of private property is indispensable to individuals, families,
4   7, 1 |          the State only when it is indispensable. And the same thing holds
5   7, 1 |            al privileges. It is an indispensable and most effica­cious condition
6   7, 4 |            of things, as immutably indispensable to the spiritual and material
7   7, 4 |     laborer produced more than the indispensable to live from day to day,
8 Summ, 4|           Therefore, it has become indispensable for Catholics to resolve