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 1   1,    1|      of the publication by the great Pope of the "social question",
 2   1,    2|  painful experience of the two great world wars which in the
 3   2,    5|   taken as a whole, has caused great changes in civilization,
 4   2,    6|        eloquent and is full of great significance.~Man has to
 5   2,    8|       impetuous emergence of a great burst of solidarity between
 6   2,    8|       in a community marked by great solidarity.~Following tlle
 7   2,   10| subject of work - concerns the great society to which man belongs
 8   2,   10|       nation - is not only the great "educator" of every man,
 9   2,   10|    given nation); it is also a great historical and social incarnation
10   3,   11|    analysis, work is seen as a great reality with a fundamental
11   3,   11|      posed on the basis of the great conflict that in the age
12   3,   14|   these means can be seen as a great workbench at which the present
13   3,   14|    himself a part-owner of the great workbench at which he is
14   4,   23|      who is also a member of a great community united by history,
15   5,   25|      work" when it proclaims: "Great and wonderful are your deeds,
16   5,   26|    important complement to the great though discreet gospel of