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 1    1,   5|         say about specific human situations, both individual and communal,
 2    1,   5|       genuine doctrine for these situations, a corpus which enables
 3    1,   5|       possible to meet these new situations without degrading the human
 4    1,   5| adversaries, and to direct those situations towards just solutions.~
 5    2,  12|       explained by the preceding situations which, to a certain extent,
 6    2,  16| conscience to unjust and harmful situations, conducted a widespread
 7    3,  22|         promote human rights. In situations strongly influenced by ideology,
 8    3,  26|         not rid the world of the situations of injustice and oppression
 9    4,  33|        where they are exposed to situations of violent uncertainty,
10    4,  33| completely marginalized, live in situations in which the struggle for
11    4,  33|          is uppermost. These are situations in which the rules of the
12    4,  43|          of different historical situations, through the efforts of
13    6,  59|         solutions; it makes even situations of suffering humanly bearable,
14    6,  59|       bearable, so that in these situations people will not become lost