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 1   1,    1|         is limited and that it is being intolerably polluted, and
 2   2,    4|         mandate, man, every human being, reflects the very action
 3   2,    4|           place within each human being, in each conscious human
 4   2,    5|         needs, and by the fact of being able to extract various
 5   2,    6|           is to say, a subjective being capable of acting in a planned
 6   2,    6|           of in the biblical text being meditated upon here refers
 7   2,    6|           that the one who, while being God, became like us in all
 8   2,    6|        primarily the kind of work being done but the fact that the
 9   2,    8|   solidarity that must never mean being closed to dialogue and collaboration
10   2,    9|         enjoy; it is also good as being something worthy, that is
11   2,    9|    achieves fulfilment as a human being and indeed, in a sense,
12   2,    9|      sense, becomes "more a human being".~Without this consideration
13   2,    9|            in work, "more a human being" and not be degraded by
14   2,   10|         everyone "becomes a human being" through, among other things,
15   2,   10|        work, and becoming a human being is precisely the main purpose
16   3,   11|           judgments and decisions being made today in its regard
17   3,   12|    remains clear that every human being sharing in the production
18   3,   13|         be right, in the sense of being in conformity with the very
19   3,   13|        issue, and in the sense of being intrinsically true and also
20   3,   13|      capital through an effort at being shaped in accordance with
21   3,   14|           who do the work without being the owners of the means
22   3,   14|      equally true that capital is being unceasingly created through
23   4,   17|        ones is not diminishing or being stabilized but is increasing
24   4,   19|         their own nature, without being discriminated against and
25   4,   19| discriminated against and without being excluded from jobs for which
26   4,   20|          right to strike, without being subjected to personal penal
27   4,   21|          without any hope of ever being able to gain possession
28   4,   23|             and certainly much is being done to this end - to prevent
29   5,   24|           of the individual human being may be given the meaning
30   5,   25|         world that he called into being from nothing, and he works