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 1    1,   8|      procure what is required to live; and the poor can procure
 2    3,  28|       whole, since Europe cannot live in peace if the various
 3    3,  29|          God, to know him and to live in accordance with that
 4    3,  29|      right to know the truth and live according to that truth.
 5    4,  33|         completely marginalized, live in situations in which the
 6    4,  33|         in the Third World still live in such conditions. It would
 7    4,  36|          is not wrong to want to live better; what is wrong is
 8    4,  38| concerned with how people are to live, and of the attention which
 9    4,  39|         and consumes in order to live, then economic freedom loses
10    4,  41|         transcend himself and to live the experience of selfgiving
11    5,  47|         conception; the right to live in a united family and in
12    5,  47|       understood as the right to live in the truth of one's faith
13    5,  49|          a family does decide to live up fully to its vocation,
14    5,  49|         the truth and strives to live in that truth, deepening
15    6,  57|       was possible for people to live together in peace and harmony.
16    6,  57|      experienced by groups which live on the margins of society,
17    6,  61|        fact that too many people live, not in the prosperity of