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 1    1,   6|        acts, and, furthermore, was given to him for his advantage".13
 2    1,  10|           are defenceless within a given society, the more they require
 3    2,  20|            and responsible manner.~Given this situation, many think
 4    3,  28| development, but they must also be given a reasonable opportunity
 5    3,  29|          total recognition must be given to the rights of the human
 6    4,  30|        most strict account must be given to the Supreme Judge for
 7    4,  36|            and of his true good. A given culture reveals its overall
 8    4,  36|         moral and cultural choice. Given the utter necessity of certain
 9    4,  38|         ecology". Not only has God given the earth to man, who must
10    4,  38|           purpose for which it was given to him, but man too is God'
11    4,  38|          attention which should be given to a "social ecology" of
12    5,  45|         since such a criterion, in given circumstances, could be
13    5,  52|          vendetta and reprisal has given way to the rule of law,
14    6,  62|         impart my blessing to all.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter'