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 1   1, 6     |             number of them live amid conditions which frustrate these legitimate
 2   1, 7     | communication, and to improve living conditions. ~
 3   1, 9     |        subsist in living and working conditions unworthy of the human person." 10
 4   1, 20    |      transition from less than human conditions to truly human ones. ~
 5   1, 20(17)|            example, J. Maritain, Les conditions spintuelles du progrès et
 6   1, 21    |             What are less than human conditions? The material poverty of
 7   1, 21    |  transactions. ~What are truly human conditions? The rise from poverty to
 8   1, 26    |              arisen out of these new conditions and insinuated themselves
 9   1, 26(27)|            example, Colin Clark, The Conditions of Economic Progress, 3rd
10   2, 47    |        question of fighting wretched conditions, though this is an urgent
11   2, 69    |           warm welcome. Their living conditions are often inhuman, and they
12   2, 76    |        poverty and oppose the unfair conditions of the present, we are not
13   2, 80    |             obtain more human living conditions? Can world peace and human
14   2, 81    |        Changes must be made; present conditions must be improved. And the
15   2, 82    |              power to promote living conditions truly worthy of the children