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 1   1,    1|     that is to say, not only by personal effort and toil but also
 2   2,    5| supplants" him, taking away all personal satisfaction and the incentive
 3   2,    8|       to a just wage and to the personal security of the worker and
 4   2,    9|                     9. Work and Personal Dignity ~Remaining within
 5   2,   10|       Having thus conflrmed the personal dimension of human work,
 6   3,   13|    places the spiritual and the personal (man's activity, moral values
 7   3,   15|       but also, and especially, personal values. The economic system
 8   3,   15|    benefit precisely when these personal values are fully respected.
 9   4,   20|      without being subjected to personal penal sanctions for taking
10   4,   23|       benefit to the emigrant's personal, family and social life,
11   5,   24|   subjective aspect is always a personal action, an actus personae,
12   5,   25|       and contributing by their personal industry to the realization
13   5,   25|     secular fields and by their personal activity, elevated from