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 1    1,   4| required for the support of the individual and his family. Moreover,
 2    1,   5| specific human situations, both individual and communal, national and
 3    1,   8|    belongs to the sphere of the individual's free use of his own abilities
 4    1,   8|       grave obligation of every individual to ensure "the preservation
 5    1,   8|     Pope concludes, "that every individual has a natural right to procure
 6    1,   9|     pertained exclusively to an individual's private life. He affirms
 7    1,  11|      character, inasmuch as the individual, the family and society
 8    2,  12|       property, contending that individual possessions should become
 9    2,  13|         Socialism considers the individual person simply as an element,
10    2,  13|         so that the good of the individual is completely subordinated
11    2,  13|  maintains that the good of the individual can be realized without
12    2,  13|         the subjectivity of the individual, was cancelled out by "Real
13    2,  13|     transcendent dignity. Every individual must give this response,
14    2,  17|  international level and within individual States, such cruel wars
15    3,  22|       and forcefully that every individual — whatever his or her personal
16    3,  22|   entire Christian communities, individual members of the faithful,
17    3,  25|         the manner in which the individual exercises his freedom is
18    3,  27|         Europe themselves. Many individual, social, regional and national
19    3,  29|      concretely enhancing every individual's dignity and creativity,
20    4,  31|     work; this is the origin of individual property. Obviously, he
21    4,  32|         the work of an isolated individual; they require the cooperation
22    4,  34|    appear that, on the level of individual nations and of international
23    4,  39|        to face their unique and individual destiny. But it often happens
24    4,  39|      the many "things" which an individual can have or not have, according
25    4,  40|       goals on the part of each individual.~Here we find a new limit
26    4,  41|   refined satisfaction of their individual and secondary needs, while
27    4,  43|        the relationship between individual or private property and
28    5,  44|         no one may violate — no individual, group, class, nation or
29    5,  46|      the power of the State for individual interests or for ideological
30    5,  46|         advancement both of the individual through education and formation
31    5,  48|  presupposes sure guarantees of individual freedom and private property,
32    5,  49|        more "personalized". The individual today is often suffocated
33    5,  51|  opposed to models in which the individual is lost in the crowd, in
34    5,  52|        has finally come when in individual States a system of private
35    5,  52|     development. Just as within individual societies it is possible
36    5,  52|  resources, thus enabling every individual and all the peoples of the
37    6,  53|        We are dealing with each individual, since each one is included
38    6,  54|         the human rights of the individual, and in particular of the "
39    6,  57|      Confraternities as well as individual men and women of all states
40    6,  58|         good, something that an individual State, even if it were the
41    6,  59|   horizon, aimed at serving the individual person who is acknowledged