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 1   1, 6 |     obstacle which offends man's dignity. They are continually striving
 2   1, 21|      awareness of other people's dignity, a taste for the spirit
 3   1, 28|         still can threaten man's dignity and enslave him; for work
 4   1, 28|         urgent need of restoring dignity to the worker and making
 5   1, 32| irresistible requirements of his dignity. 34~
 6   1, 37|          taken away, so is human dignity. ~Finally, it is for parents
 7   1, 39|       life, for freedom or human dignity. So long as these higher
 8   2, 50|           and thus enhance man's dignity and his capabilities. ~
 9   2, 54|          where each enjoys equal dignity and can help to shape a
10   2, 71|       they want to enhance human dignity or merely try out their