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 1    1,   6|            of space devoted to this subject in the Encyclical shows
 2    1,   8| Declarations and Conventions on the subject26 and the internal laws
 3    1,   9|             which was to become the subject of many solemn International
 4    1,  10|    socialism. Liberalism is not the subject of a special section, but
 5    1,  11|             later to this important subject of the limits inherent in
 6    2,  13|            person as the autonomous subject of moral decision disappears,
 7    2,  13|       decision disappears, the very subject whose decisions build the
 8    2,  13|             mechanism or collective subject can substitute for it. The
 9    2,  19|       social life, and they tend to subject them to public control which
10    4,  39|            parties involved", often subject them "to intolerable pressures ...
11    4,  39|           society's only value, not subject to any other value, the
12    4,  39|         consumer of goods than as a subject who produces and consumes
13    4,  41|        without it being possible to subject to critical scrutiny the
14    5,  44|    therefore by his very nature the subject of rights which no one may
15    5,  46|             majority, or that it is subject to variation according to
16    6,  53|            wrote: "We approach this subject with confidence, and in