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 1   1,    1|         man "is the primary and fundamental way for the Church"4,precisely
 2   1,    1|        aspects, a perennial and fundamental one, one that is always
 3   1,    3|     namely human work, acquires fundamental and decisive importance.~
 4   2,    4|        convinced that work is a fundamental dimension of man's existence
 5   2,    4|       conviction that work is a fundamental dimension of human existence
 6   2,    4|       manifesting thought - the fundamental truths about man, in the
 7   2,    6|         a sense constitutes the fundamental and perennial heart of Christian
 8   2,    6|    Christianity brought about a fundamental change of ideas in this
 9   2,    7|    Values~It is precisely these fundamental affirmations about work
10   2,    7|    light of the analysis of the fundamental reality of the whole economic
11   2,    8|  dealing with human work in the fundamental dimension of its subject,
12   2,    9|         is proper to him.~God's fundamental and original intention with
13   3,   11|       as a great reality with a fundamental influence on the shaping
14   3,   11|       issues and go back to the fundamental issue of human work, which
15   3,   11|       it constitutes one of the fundamental dimensions of his earthly
16   3,   13|   stating the issue contained a fundamental error, what we can call
17   3,   13|      its economic purpose. This fundamental error of thought can and
18   3,   13|      decisive importancefor the fundamental issue of human work, in
19   4,   16|    human rights constitutes the fundamental condition for peace in the
20   4,   16|        broader context of those fundamental rights of the person. ~However,
21   4,   17|     constitute the adequate and fundamental criterion for shaping the
22   4,   18|       direct our attention to a fundamental issue: the question of finding
23   4,   18|         duty springing from the fundamental principle of the moral order
24   4,   18|      human work considered as a fundamental right of all human beings,
25   4,   19|       system, regardless of the fundamental relationships within it
26   4,   20| community. In the light of this fundamental structure of all work -
27   4,   21|         daily sustenance, is of fundamental importance. The conditions
28   4,   23|      into consideration, to the fundamental value of work, which is
29   4,   23|     human person. Once more the fundamental principle must be repeated:
30   5,   25|        profoundly marked by the fundamental truth that man, created
31   5,   26|      puts into his teaching the fundamental truth about work which is