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 1 Int, 5 |        to demonstrate the Holy See's concern for the developing
 2   1, 6 |                    6. Today we see men trying to secure a sure
 3   1, 6 |      and steady employment. We see them trying to eliminate
 4   1, 10|      sad fact is that we often see the older moral, spiritual
 5   1, 11| would-be saviors. Who does not see the concomitant dangers:
 6   1, 33|   activity. But they must also see to it that private initiative
 7   2, 46|    been encouraged by the Holy See and has found generous support.
 8   2, 58| industrially developed nations see an element of justice in
 9   2, 63|       individuals and families see the inviolable rights of
10   2, 72|        foreign land; they must see to it that they studiously
11   2, 73|       the globe. Then we shall see the start of a dialogue
12   2, 78|  brothers. . . Who can fail to see the need and importance
13   2, 84|        is largely your task to see to it that senseless arms