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 1   1,    3|             really from the point of view of man's good. And if the
 2   2,    6|          from the objective point of view, human work cannot and must
 3   2,    8|           eloquent from the point of view of social ethics. It was
 4   2,    8|          justified from the point of view of social morality. This
 5   2,   10|           emerges from this point of view - that of the subject of
 6   3,   12|     possibilities of destruction. In view of this situation we must
 7   3,   14|        further from another point of view. It is obvious that, when
 8   3,   14|             them. From this point of view, therefore, in consideration
 9   3,   14|          process. From this point of view the position of "rigid"
10   3,   14|               This is so not only in view of older situations but
11   3,   14|               first and foremost, in view of the whole of the situation
12   3,   14|           reformed from the point of view of human rights, both human
13   3,   14|               from the same point of view, these many deeply desired
14   3,   14|     satisfactorily from the point of view of the priority of labour;
15   4,   16|          this character that we must view them. Work is, as has been
16   4,   18| differentiated world of work. ~As we view the whole human family throughout
17   4,   19|         inalienable rights of man in view of his work, it is worthwhile
18   4,   19|              wrong from the point of view of the good of society and
19   4,   20|           aim at correcting - with a view to the common good of the
20   4,   21|              free association with a view to their just advancement
21   4,   23|         especially from the point of view of these rights. ~The most