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 1   2,    6|         human work has an ethical value of its own, which clearly
 2   2,    6|         basis for determining the value of human work is not primarily
 3   2,    6|          the primary basis of tbe value of work is man himself,
 4   2,    6|       greater or lesser objective value, let us try nevertheless
 5   2,    8|    unemployment, or because a low value is put on work and the rights
 6   2,    9|          fully its specific moral value. In doing this we must always
 7   3,   11|          and strongly affects its value and meaning. Even when it
 8   4,   21|         rural people - their just value as the basis for a healthy
 9   4,   23|        the society concerned. The value of work should be measured
10   4,   23| consideration, to the fundamental value of work, which is bound
11   5,   24|        the viewpoint of its human value and of the moral order to
12   5,   25|           deepest meaning and the value of all creation, and its
13   5,   26|           of growth is of greater value than any external riches