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 1 Int, 11 |            make a wise choice of the means necessary for achieving
 2   1, 19 |              the very life of men by means involving both human speech
 3   1     |        spiritual strength. It is the means, so peculiarly its own,
 4   1, 39 |             are baptized and by this means incorporated into Christ'
 5   2     |              than on fallible, human means. The directives we need
 6   3, 75 |              will use the legitimate means of human friendliness, interior
 7   3, 85 |               It chooses appropriate means. It is unencumbered by prejudice.
 8   3, 90 | exceptionally powerful and effective means provided by modern technology:
 9   3, 95 |        nevertheless provide the best means for the attainment of earthly
10   3, 115|          state of affairs, but by no means uncommon. St. Paul warned