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 1   1,    2|      the meaning that must be given today to efforts to build
 2   2,    6|   free men, and was therefore given to slaves. By broadening
 3   2,    6|       over the objective one. Given this way of understanding
 4   2,    7|  almost disappeared, and have given way to more human ways of
 5   2,    7|       means of production has given rise to the development
 6   2,    8|    one which, even if not yet given that name, in fact deserves
 7   2,   10|      make up the culture of a given nation); it is also a great
 8   3,   13|    the inheritance of what is given to the whole of humanity
 9   3,   13|     relations prevailing at a given period. ~Obviously, the
10   4,   17|    for economic life within a given society and state, but also
11   4,   18|   also the cultural life of a given society is shaped; they
12   4,   19|      Such remuneration can be given either through what is called
13   4,   19|      that is, a single salary given to the head of the family
14   4,   22|     work, so that they can be given a productive activity suited
15   5,   24| individual human being may be given the meaning which it has
16   5,   26|     himself, his Creator, was given particular prominence by
17   5,   26|      this? What is the wisdom given to him?.. Is not this the
18   5,   27|       by his Resurrection and given all authority in heaven
19   5,   27|      revise it definitively. ~Given at Castel Gandolfo, on the