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 1    1,   5    | proclamation of the fundamental conditions for justice in the economic
 2    1,   5(11)|          description of working conditions; 44: anti-Christian workers'
 3    1,   7    |   working hours or the hygienic conditions of the work-place, or even
 4    1,   8    |      the workman accepts harder conditions because an employer or contractor
 5    1,  11    |        poor and on the terrible conditions to which the new and often
 6    2,  15    |    minimum salaries and working conditions is decisive in this area.~
 7    2,  15    |          by creating favourable conditions for the free exercise of
 8    2,  15    |   parties who determine working conditions, and by ensuring in every
 9    2,  16    |         improve workers' living conditions. Later on, this movement
10    2,  19    |        of social relations, the conditions for steady and healthy economic
11    3,  28    |        suffer even more serious conditions of poverty and want.59 What
12    4,  33    |    capitalism still flourish in conditions of "ruthlessness" in no
13    4,  33    |        World still live in such conditions. It would be a mistake,
14    4,  33    |       is far from easy in these conditions.~
15    4,  34    |     adequate protection for the conditions of employment.~
16    4,  35    |      and nations with the basic conditions which will enable them to
17    4,  36    |   necessity of certain economic conditions and of political stability,
18    4,  38    |     made to safeguard the moral conditions for an authentic "human
19    4,  39    |        from creating the proper conditions for human reproduction and
20    4,  42    |  multitudes are still living in conditions of great material and moral
21    5,  46    |     requires that the necessary conditions be present for the advancement
22    5,  46    |       is realized in history in conditions that are diverse and imperfect.
23    5,  48    | business activities by creating conditions which will ensure job opportunities,
24    5,  52    |    opportunities. Creating such conditions calls for a concerted worldwide
25    6,  61    |       developing countries amid conditions which are still "a yoke